Drake homers as Lawrence Colts rout Independence 15 5
Jay Drake belts a three run homer and the Lawrence Colts erupt for nine runs in the last two innings to beat Independence 15 to 5 at Municipal Park. Hammer earned the win, improving to 7 0, as Lawrence notches their 25th victory while leaping ahead in the seventh.
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Baseball scores and standings from regional leagues
National League notes Pittsburghe 7 Chicago 7 7% inning tie called by rain. Boston 10 Philadelphia 7. Americana League Beaton 7 New York 6. Cleveland 6 Chicago 12 innings. Western Association Topeka 2 Ft Smith 1. Hutchinson 4 Baarenwerkt 3. Carthage 16 Ponca City 8. Charter page mentions Persian king and tax payment in grain and meat.
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City Manager Orders Sign Painted At Park Fence
The city manager orders a sign painted and if the advertiser cannot carry out the request, he forfeits his space. The fence has few vacant spaces. The city owns the baseball park but it is operated by the recreation commission.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A cluttered field list shows Robinson of Brooklyn leading batting with at .366 and 3 RBIs, plus multiple players across teams in hits doubles triples and home runs. Newcombe and Branca head Brooklyn pitching with 11 and 3 1/3 wins respectively, while Spahn of Boston leads strikeouts alongside Branca.
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Abraham Darby Pioneered Coke Smelting in 1735
English Quaker Abraham Darby first smelted iron ore with coke in 1735, marking a pivotal advancement in iron production. This method enabled larger, more efficient furnaces and helped spur the Industrial Revolution.
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It Was 103 in the Shoes of a NYC Cop
An unusual heat report from New York City contrasts official data with a reporter's measurements. Inside a policeman’s shoes 103 degrees, a rooftop 130 degrees, an air conditioned elevator 93, and a plane at 17,000 feet 37 degrees. After brief showers the official reading dropped to 91.
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Sport Calendar Form Week of August 7
Schedule for the week lists events with uncertain names and matchups. The readable parts show fixtures including Tedd Saturday Teague and Leewupran versus Oa quardianonud, with Sunday activities PoAmececan Lesson and Tawtees ndiare among two places and opponents.
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