Morristown Takes Final Game Cubs Here Today Roosters Cup
Morristown wins 14 inning thrill 5 to 4 over Kingsport to clinch the series. Hall and Bralley strong as Stout works relief. DeVens, Mayer star for Redskins with Westmoreland Devens also key. Bejin scores the decisive run in the 14th as Morristown stays tied for first.
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Morristown
CUBS
Stoney Smallwood
Redskins
Morristown Roosters
Bruins
Indians
Hall
Forkand
Ohio Kid
Lefty Hall
Mofatt
Hank Henderson
Bralley
Joes
Hut Stout
Devens
DeVoss
Jimmy
Mayer
Rit
Morris
Westmoreland
Tisters
Bejin
Moore
Clemons
Schmidt
Squerey
Mayer, Henderson
Mowre
Kingsport
Newhart
Fister
Lewis
Hillek
Voss
Hailey
Stout
Sharpe
English driver Segrave shatters Monterey auto records
Dholograph of H O D Segrave, renowned English race driver, breaks a string of Monterey track records. He completed miles in 20 32, 108 in 50 52, and 10136 miles in one hour with an average speed near 99 44 miles per hour.
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Monterey
Paris
Baseball and Soccer Scores From National to Sally Leagues
Scores from major and minor circuits including National League games Boston 6 Brooklyn 2 and New York 8 Philadelphia 2, American League Chicago 8 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 15 Boston 8, plus Virginia and Sally League results at Augusta Asheville Macon Columbia Spartanburg Charlotte and more. The day featured varied outcomes across regional leagues with several shutouts and close finishes.
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Augusta
Asheville
Macon
Knoxville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Greenville
Piedmont League Scores and American Association Results
In Durham Piedmont League action saw Durham 71 over High Point Abt Salisbury 4 with Greensboro at Raleigh and Winston-Salem games listed. American Association reports Minneapolis and Indianapolis 7 to 1, St. Paul 1, Louisville 7 to Milwaukee 0, Toledo and Kansas City 11 to Columbus 5.
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Durham
High Point
Salisbury
Greensboro
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledno
Kansas City
Columbus
Playing Today Appalchian League and Major Matches
Morristown faces Bristol and Greeneville meets Kingsport in Appalachian League action while Detroit visits Washington and Cleveland travels to New York in Major League play. St Louis meets Boston and Chicago heads to Philadelphia with Boston hosting Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St Louis in swapped pairings. New York plays Chicago and Philadelphia visits Cincinnati in other scheduled games.
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Appalachian League
Morristown
Bristol
Greeneville
Kingsport
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Results Southern Association Baseball Scores
In Atlanta Nashville edged ahead 6 to 4 while New Orleans led 3. Little Rock visited Mobile with a 4 to 3 Memphis advantage and a 1 to 2 result noted.
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Nashville
Atlanta
ABC Birmingham
Memphis
Mahbile
Chattanoa
Little Rock
OG Hats
Southern Association
Mobile
Southern Golf Tourney Opens in North Carolina
The annual South Golf Association tournament begins at Biltmore Forest Country Club in Asheville on Tuesday marking the first in the Carolinas since 1905. Chartered member I. McCloskey of Asheville served as first vice president, later president. H. F. Smith of Nashville led the association for 21 years. The tournament committee will be formed by the president and directors, with the annual meeting and directors board session set for Tuesday evening at the club.
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Associated
Urass
Asheville
N.C
H.F. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Golf Association
Bucky Harris Rise Shines In World Championship Year
The piece profiles Buck Harris and manager Stan Ley Anrids, praising Harris as a young, tenacious leader who propelled Washington to a world title. It traces his birth in Pere Harvis New York in 1886, childhood in Pittston Pennsylvania, early mining work, and early baseball steps through Pittston Harrisburg and Norfolk. It notes his rapid ascent to major league management and his war-time pause in 1917, then return with Reading and other clubs before Griffith bought him for 3000 dollars in 1919. Harris’s bold, aggressive style is highlighted as key to his and the team’s success.
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N.Y
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Joyce
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Syas
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Stanley
Arthur Devin
Giants
Norfolks
Mirris
Muskegon
Devlin
Norfolls
America
Wares
George Wilise
Reading
New York
Buttle
Elah Clarks
Griffith
Harold Janvrin
Grifith
Splendid Wandger
Wrights coach son trains on Schuylkill for overseas trophy
Joseph Wright Jr. trains under his father Joseph Wright Sr the University of Pennsylvania crow coach on the Schuylkill, aiming for the digvend scully trophy abroad this summer. The young rower, shown with his dad in the Younger division, made rowing history by pulling the oars.
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Joseph Wright
University of Pennsylvania
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L N Proposes Life Insurance for 60900 Rail Employees
Louisville and Nashville announces group life insurance covering over 60,000 employees across the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Louisville Henderson and St Louis routes. Coverage totals about 15 million dollars with premiums based on monthly earnings and a contributory plan by employees.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Chattahooga
St. Louis
Louisville, Henderson and St. Louis
L and N Granted Time to Plan New Merger
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad received ICC permission to extend until December 31, 1925 to prepare construction plans linking its system with the Clinchfield. The plan, tied to a lease with the Atlantic Coast Line, faces mountains and high costs with engineers estimating over 700 thousand dollars per mile for the segment from Harlan county to the Clinchfield. The extension aims to allow a careful study of the costly undertaking.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louisville and ‘Nashville Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clinchfield
Louisville and Nashville
Atantic Coast Line
Harlan County
C. C. & C. Profit Tops Million in 1924 Year
The Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway reports net income after taxes and charges of 1 508 548 for the year ended December 31 1924. With a debit interest credit of 191 666 the total rose to 1 508 548 equaling 63 a share on 25 009 000 outstanding common stock.
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Proas
New
York
Carolina,Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Heat Overcomes Diver 40 Feet Under Water
Leonard Miller of Chester was unconscious for over thirty minutes after being overcome by heat while underwater forty feet at the Delaware River docks. Helpers pulled him to the river bottom and he was revived with ice packs and treated at Chester Hospital. Company officials blame the incident on an uncovered air pump left in the sun.
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Associated Plans
Philadelphia
Delaware
Leonard Miller
Chester
Chester Hospital
Miller
Sinclair’ OH
Civil War Veteran Recalls Harsh Battles and Cold Harbor Losses
Tad Associated Press report quotes 85 year old Civil War veteran J Martin of Ponca City Oklahoma recounting major battles including Malvern Hill South Mountain Antietam the Wilderness Harper's Ferry and Gettysburg. He recalls being wounded at Harper's Ferry and Libby Prison and notes Cold Harbor losses of about 3000 in ten minutes.
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Prows
New .York
T. J. Martin
Ponca City
Okla
Lhe Daily Oklahoman
Malvern Hill
South Mountain
Antientam
Martin
Cold Harbor
National Forests To Be Established At Six Reservations
President Coolidge authorized the establishment of national forests on six military reservations after a War Department recommendation. The deposits include Camp Knox in Kentucky and other sites, highlighting a major expansion of federal forest control and use.
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Associated
Preas
Washington
President Coolidge
Outlaw Cabin in Nevada Becomes Radio Church
In Tonopah Nevada near Gilbert, an old stone Outlaw Cabin long linked to stage robberies has been renamed the Radio Church. The landmark now hosts Sunday sermons broadcast from a distant studio as prospectors flood the hills after recent gold discoveries.
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Tonopah
Nev
Hilla
Gilbert
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