Giants Fight For Fifth Flag In Hot Finish Race
Pirates rate as class this year and top Giants today by four points in a tight race. Davin J. Walshe reports the Pirates are fortunate despite slumps and injuries, while the Giants show gameness and belief they won’t be outclassed, likening 1914 Braves to 1925 Giants in a struggle of pride.
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New York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Moore
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Mike Murphy
Boston Braves
Braves
Lawrence Indies Top South Hills In Cedar Street Grounds Game
Lawrence Indies defeated South Hills 8 to 0 as Shoat pitched a five hitter strikeout total seven. Indies built lead with two big innings including a fourth and fifth where five runs scored off Van Eman and Morris. Home run by Shoat and two bagger by Ross highlight a 13 hit effort.
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Tennis Body Clears Tilden On Davis Cup Tryouts
The United States Lawn Tennis Association ruled William T. Tilden not guilty of harming the sport after a player writer controversy. He is free to participate in Davis Cup tryouts at Forest Hills. A suspended sentence requires he cease private interviews for pay and keep to the rules.
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International News, Service
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
William T. Tilden
Forest Hills
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Masury Overpowers Johnson In Six-Run Win
Pitcher Jada Hoffmaster blanked Johnson as Masury routed a team of top Wheatland Sharon and Warren players 6 none. Hoffmaster allowed only one hit and is touted as a rising hurler in this section.
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Sharon
Warren
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Bessemer Church Team Tops Wampum Presbyterians 12 to 5
Bessemer Presbyterian church defeated Wampum Presbyterian church 12 to 5 in seven innings at Bessemer. R Nord pitched well for Bessemer with 16 strikeouts and nine hits allowed. L Nord hit a triple and two doubles for three extra-base hits. Wampum’s Patterson yielded nine hits and three for extra bases amid 11 errors.
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Local soccer club to hold reorganizing meeting Tuesday
A re organization meeting of the local soccarites is planned for Tuesday evening with West Penn league officials to attend. A general meeting of the local club is set for August 6, with session starting at 7:30.
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Soccarites
West Penn League
Many Happy Returns By Feg Murray
Thirty one years ago today San Francisco saw two boys and now Harry Heilmann dominates the American League with power and steady bat since 1923. Heilmann and Ty Cobb are both hitting above .400 in 1925 as Ruth and the Musketeers era shift. The piece recalls Heilmann’s late 1920s feats and his all around athleticism at Detroit A.C. as part of vivid baseball history.
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Wampum Beats Bessemer in Lawrence County League Fight
Wampum defeated Bessemer 15 to 9 in a high scoring Lawrence County League game at Wampum Saturday afternoon. Pete Robertson boosted Wampum with a triple, a double and ten singles while De Saules led Bessemer with four singles. Blythe Anderson and F Fitzgerald provided heavy hitting for Wampum.
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Bessemer
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include St Louis 2 defeat by New York 1 and Cincinnati sweeping Boston 8 to 5. Brooklyn edged Chicago 4 to 2. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis. American League scores show Washington 6 over Detroit 1 and Cleveland 8 New York 2 with several matchups scheduled. American Association fixtures list multiple decisive wins including Indianapolis 4 Toledo 0 and St Paul 6 Kansas City 1 with other results 3 0 and 10 7 spanning Metro standings.
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H A Wilkison Wins Three Quarter Handicap Sweep
H A Wilkison was the winner of the three quarter handicap sweep stake at the New Castle Weld club course on Saturday afternoon with a low net score of 78. In Class B A B Street posted a net 74 amid a large field and keen competition. The event featured strong play and a range of grass scores handicaps and nets.
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New Castle Weld Club
A. B. Street
Auto Race and Basketball Upsets at Pulaski Colored Stars
Three thousand fans watched a 75 mile auto race at Pulaski won by W. B. Brown of Norfolk in 1 hour 36 minutes 5 seconds with Waldo Sober second Stalhman third and Grandell fourth. The New Castle Colored Stars lost 6-2 at Titusville and 6-4 Sunday, with a Centenniel Field series upcoming against the G and P league New Castle team starts 6:30 Wednesday.
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Tri-State Racing Association
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Waldo Sober
Akron
Stalhman
Brookville
Grandell
Canton
Frank Ripple
Youngstown
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Bellevua
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New Castle Colored Stars
Titusville
Titusville Independents
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Brannigan
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Baseball flashback with Johnson and early scores
Eighteen years after his major league debut Walter Johnson again faced the Tigers, pitching the Senators to a 6 to 1 win while limiting them to two hits. Other games featured Myatt driving in two runs in the Indians 8 to 2 win over the Yankees and Ehrhardt’s Dodgers defeating the Cubs 4 to 2 behind a Cox homer with two aboard.
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Walter Johnson
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Senators
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Ehrhardt
Dodgers
Cubs
Cox
Yesterday's Homers Individual Leaders in Baseball
Tornaby of the Cardinals led with 27 homers, followed by Hartnett of the Cubs with 24, Williams of the Browns and Meusel of the Yankees each with 24, and Bottomley of the Cardinals at 76. Also listed are Meusel of the Giants 16, Kelly Giants 16, Simmons Athletica 11, Fournier Dodgers 15, Wright Pirates 13, Harper Phillips 13.
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Notable NBA tourney matchups listed for today
Toledo visits Indianapolis while Minneapolis plays Milwaukee. St Paul hosts Kansas City and Columbus meets Louisville in compact conference schedule notes.
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Indianapolis
Arrange Series With Colored Stars at Centennial Field
New Castle and the Colored Stars have arranged a five game series starting on Wednesday at Centennial Field. The event showcases local teams in a compact regional matchup with a hopeful run for both sides.
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Centennial Field
Baptist To Play Centrals Tonight At B&O Field
The First Baptist team of the New Castle Church League meets the Central Presbyterians in the first game at the B and O field this evening. The game starts at 6 o'clock. The Baptists have clinched the league championship regardless of tonight's result. Walter Kirker will umpire tonight's game.
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Pirates Regain Lead In Empty League Day
Pittsburgh Pirates moved to the top of the National League by defeating the Akron Generals 7 to 1 in a nonleague game as the New York Giants lost 8 to 1 to St Louis. The remark about France’s war debt notes the French won’t be franc about it, in New Orleans Times-Picayune style.
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Pirates
Akron Generals
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Massillon Easily Defeats New Castle In League Play
Massillon led by George Textor arrived, then left for an easy win over New Castle. McCullough scattered hits but lacked support as the Massillon offense produced most runs through timely hitting. Daniels slugged a home run. Bratchi added a two-bagger. Umpires were McGraw and Warner. New Castle also beat Meadville Machinists 10 to 4 with Rodenbaugh and Gulnaught supporting.
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Masaillon
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Bratchi
Groeling
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Brown
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Quick Mind Tricks Blinked By in Cafeteria Maze
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a phrase about a maze behind you in a cafeteria. It mentions dance steps and a comparison to Saint Vitus dance, suggesting a chaotic or humorous scene with rapid motion and confusion. The text is unclear and fragmentary.
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