Studies Topple Indies Again 6-4 at B and O Grounds
Turco pitched the Studebakers to their 13th straight win over the Italian American Independents on the B and O grounds. He allowed five hits and fanned three in five innings while the Studies offense, led by Valinesi with two of seven team hits, scored four runs in the third inning to take a 6 4 victory. Hritz Glasser and Venditto contributed key hits as the next game is set for Tuesday August 18.
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Turco
Studebakers
R. H. P. A. E. Nocera
Cassachia
Padavano
Valiensi
Biondi
Pagiey
H . PO
A. E. Pascarella
Marino
Ike Scaglione
D. Ross
T. Ross
Natale
Perrino
R. di Muccio
H. E
Dopple
Cas Fachia
Pagley
Nocera
Marcella
Merriman
D. Marcella
Larry Cheney
Bie
Jeff Tesreau
James
Rudolph
Mackmen
Boston Beaneaters
Bender
Wyckoff
Eddie Colins
Wallie Schang
Tyler
Braves
Hank Gowdy
Hankus
Pankus
Joe Bush
Stallings
Josh Devore
Josh
Moran
Evers
Connolly
Polish A. A. Dominates Pirates 11 2 On Glasser Field
The Polish A. A. extended their win streak to eleven with an 11 to 2 victory over the West Side Pirates on Glasser Field. Jimmy Di Muc cio allowed only one safe hit in five innings while Polish hitters tallied seven runs in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Jimmy di Muccio
Pirates
Glasser
Black
P. Cardella
Baseball scores and notes from a busy afternoon
Recap: Senators top Yankees 2 0 behind Bluege. Gray nets 13th win as Athletics down Red Sox 6 3. Giants prevail while Dodgers sweep 3 2 and 6 3. Scott and Bentley pace Brooklyn. Williams hits 25th homer as Browns beat Indians 10 7 but Speece exits after being struck. Phils blast Braves 11 8. Pirates win 14 6 as they hit freely. Cubs beat Cardinals 7 4. 1877 croquet transition noted with lawn tennis rise so All England Lawn Tennis Club forms.
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Ken Williams
Browns
Indians
Speece
St Philips Triumphs 4 3 Over St Margarets In Five Innings
St Philips defeated St Margarets 4 to 3 in a five inning game at P and L E grounds. Machesky allowed six hits and struck out one for St Philips while McCloskey yielded eight hits. Key hitters were Gonda with three safeties and timely hits by Shornack Palumbo and Kuhla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Phillips and
St. James
St. Margarets Society
Machesky
St. Philips Boys
McCloskey
St. Margarets
Gonda
Shornack
Palumbo
Kulha
St. Philips and James
G. Kuhla
S. Domenick
Mollic
Brown
J. Mehalic
Japan Wins Davis Cup Doubles Against Spain in five sets
In Baltimore on August 15 Japan defeated Spain 6-2 6-3 2-6 8-10 6-3 to advance in the Davis Cup. Takeichi Harada led the attack with Zenzo Shimizu supporting, while Manuel and Jose Alonso struggled early before the Spaniards adjusted at the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Japan
Spain
Takeichi Harada
Zenzo Shimizu
Alonso Brothers
Manuel
Jose
Deuce
Bill James Returns Home After Big League Glory
The former pitcher who helped the 1914 Braves win a pennant and the World Series is back in California. Bill James, born in Auburn, now pitches semi pro for Auburn in Placer County. He previously starred for the Boston Braves with a 26–7 record that season and a 1.90 ERA. He later faded from the majors and has since drawn coaching offers but stayed in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Brown
Athletics
Bill James
Auburn
Placer County
Calif
Bill
Seattle
James
Boston Braves
Dick Rudolph
Lefty Tyler
Braves
Bill Doak
Cardinals
Rudolph
Tyler
The
Mackmen
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
West
High Street Sluggers crush Scotland Wildcats 17 to 2
Sluggers dominated at Glasser field Friday with strong hitting by No Gay and Shaw. Ostroski pitched for the Sluggers as they routed the Scotland Wild Cats who fell to 7 to 5 at Scotland Lane grounds Friday morning. Square Guys lose to North End Boys 6 to 2 at Waltonfield Friday evening. Koppel Mud Divers edge Homestead C M C 2 to 1 at Koppel on Thursday eventage.
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High Street
Scotland Wild Cats
Glasser Field
Nogay
Shaw
High Street Sluggers
Scotland Lane
Ostroski
The
Square Guys
North End Boys
Waltonfield
Koppel
Homestead C. M. C
Pitchers’ duel highlights Divers versus Homestead
A brisk pitchers’ duel unfolded as Sha Bleskey pitched for the Divers against Smith of Homestead, delivering a tight game with minimal scoring and key innings shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shableskey
Smith
Homestead
Yesterday's Homers by League Leaders and Players
Baseball recap listing yesterday's homer counts by league and top players. American League stars Burns and Williams noted for solo tallies. National League leaders include Bei Cardiffealg Henline Welsh Leach. 1924 and 1925 leaders posted with team affiliations such as Cardinals Phillies Braves Cubs Yankees Athletics and Giants.
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Williams
Browns
Burns
Indians
National League
Bei
Cardiffealg
Henline
Phillies
Welsh
Braves
Leach
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium to Lead Voyage for Health
The court physician ordered Queen Elizabeth to undertake a long sea voyage due to bronchial trouble. The Queen and King Albert plan a two month trip to British India, starting early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Brussels
Elizabeth
Belgium
Albert
British India
Seventh Ward Rail Picnic Draws Large Baltimore & Ohio Crowd
A large crowd of Baltimore and Ohio employees and friends traveled to Chippawa Lake Ohio for the KB and O railroad picnic. A special train departed at 7:05 AM. Local attendees from the Seventh ward included Mr and Mrs Perry Gormley and daughters Margaret and Zetta of West Madison Avenue, Mr and Mrs George Wilkison of Clayton Street, Mr and Mrs John Robison of West Cherry Street, Mr and Mrs William Morris of Madison Avenue, and Mrs R Gallagher of Cedar Street. The notice also mentions a summer school term at Slippery Rock State Normal ending Friday.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Chippawa Lake
KB & O
Seventh Ward
Perry Gormley
Margaret
Zetta
W. Madison Avenue
George Wilkison
Clayton Street
John Robison
W. Cherry Street
William Morris
Madison Avenue
R. Gallagher
Cedar Street
Mrs Sample Injured in Pittsburgh Fall Fractures Hip
Mrs Mary Sample of Walnut Glenn visiting in Pittsburgh fell Thursday evening and fractured her hip. She is hospitalized at Bellevue and resting as well as can be expected. Chester Evans, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Evans, broke his left arm above the wrist while playing near a pile of posts by the state highway metal building Friday. Mr and Mrs J C Coulter of Ashland Avenue plan a six week camping trip to Canon City Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods and the gold fields.
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Ward
Mary Sample
Walnut Glenn
Pittsburgh
Bellevue Hospital
Chester Evans
Wallace D. Evans
E. Madison Avenue
Chester
State Highway
J. C. Coulter
Ashland Avenue
Canon City
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Gold Fields
Mrs Weaver and Daughters Visit State College
Mrs Sarah H Weaver and her daughters Ruth Kathleen and Sarah Louise left Friday for State College to spend two weeks visiting Mrs Weaver's mother.
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Sarah H. Weaver
Ruth
Kathleen
Sarah Louise
State College
Mrs. Weaver
Miner Leads Sunday School and Bible Class at Union Service
Rev. C. A. Miner, pastor, is in charge of the Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Q E Davy as superintendent. Miner will teach the Men's Bible class in place of the regular teacher. Morning worship is at 11 o clock with the theme Knowing Christ. The union service will be at the Christian church.
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C. A. Miner
Q. E. Davy
Miner
Christ
Christian Church
Fourth union service set at Madison Avenue church
The fourth union service of the series will be held Sunday at 8 o'clock in the Madison Avenue Christian church with Rev. C. W. Miner delivering the sermon titled Religion Conviction. Several local residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of recent visits and returns home.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
C. W. Miner
Returns Home Of Mrs J H Turner After Visit
Mrs J H Turner of West Clayton Street returns home after attending a local event. The report notes her name and street address in brief society notes.
Sabbaths Service Canceled In Favor Of School Session
Reverend D. Schnebly announces no morning church service. Sabbath school begins at 9 50 a m in the auditorium with worship to follow if scheduled.
Fanny Price Wins Race at Imperial Fair
Fanny Price owned by Ed McWilliams of the Liberty hotel won a race at the Imperial Fair on Thursday. The horse has a strong racing record with many wins at fairs over the past several years.
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Jewett
Jewett Coach
Fanny Price
Ed McWilliams
Liberty Hotel
Miss Mary McGowan and Jack McGowan Return Home
Miss Mary McGowan and Jack McGowan of Ashland Avenue returned home Thursday evening after spending five weeks visiting relatives and friends in Trenton New Jersey New York City and Atlantic City.
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Mary McGowan
Jack McGowan
Ashland Avenue
Trenton
N. J
New York City
Atlantic City
Allen family leaves Leesburg for health related trip
Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen and daughter Jane of W Madison Avenue left Friday for Leesburg Pa. The family plans a extended trip for Mr Allen’s health reasons and state they expect to be away for some time.
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Floyd Allen
Jane
W. Madison Avenue
Leesburg, Pa
Allen
Mrs Davis Improves After Illness in Blair
Mrs Carl Davis of Blair Ohio has been ill but is recovering at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Shearer on West Clayton Street after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davis
Blair. O
WH. Shearer
W. Clayton Street
Story Sermon Announces Third Sabbath Service
Rev. W. W. Sniff, pastor, invites all to Bible school at 9 45 a m and communion and preaching at 10 45 a m on the third Sabbath of the month. He will present a "Story Sermon" and requests punctual attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sniff
Sniff
Local 1¢ notes debts and responsibility disclaimer
W. H. Wells and R. J. New Castle declare they will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. The notice appears under Local 1¢ with the signatories asserting primary liability limits.
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W. H. Wells
R. J. New
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Cardella
Dukto Mf Na Ae
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Erwin Lstour
Cardello
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St. Philips
Ances
H. P. A EK
Philip Jatmes Shornack
Diegelka
Fs Wat
G. Kubba
Eeee Mehalic
Frankovich
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McFarland
Machesney
S. S. Domenick
M. Orlando
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R. Cangey
C Master
Rotuna
Detroit
Paige
Percy B. Walls Motor Co
South Mercer Street
Bell Phone
Leslie Mann
Gilbert
Bush
Baker
Mann
Wrea James Soingd
Bowes
OALY
ARROW
Arrow Clothes Shop
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Washington Street
Seventh Ward News
Slippery Rock State Normal
Union Service
Clyde O. Conn
W. R. Bollinger
D. F. Conn
Mr. Conn
Pasadena
Cal
Anna Parrish
Catona Beach
Fla
WE. Horner
L. M. Stickle
Maxine
Gladys
Canton
Fred Freese
Maud McCullough
Oil City
Sarah Winger
J. B. McAuley
Edward Houk
W. Madison
Energy
Harriet McCann
Grace
Cameron
W. Va
J. H. McCann
Jack Brettel
N. Cedar Street
Harrisburg
J. H. Turner
Presbyterian Church
D. €. Schnebly
Ars
Leesburg
F. O. B. Factory
Ash Nash
Nash Resourcefulness
Gunton Motor CO
Neshannock Avenue
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