Park Selected To Lead Geneva College Football 1922
Beaver Falls Pa June 29 Coach Robert Park former Carnegie Tech Prep coach has been hired by Geneva College to lead the 1922 football season Park a Syracuse University graduate who played halfback and fullback for the Orange in 1901 02 03 04 captained the 1904 squad and also coached at Arkansas Military Academy Allegheny High School and Parnassus High School He helped develop several players from major programs Geneva expects a strong season with many last year’s players in college this fall
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South Side Red Devils Routed by Imperials in Eight Inning
Imperials overwhelmed the South Side Red Devils with a decisive eighth inning. Hits attributed to Rogovine and Lewis powered the offense while Parker worked as umpire. the Devils suffered a harsh day at the plate and in the field.
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Lenglen Dominates Ellis In Wimbledon Debut
Suzanne Lenglen, world champion, crushed Mrs. Ellis 6-0 6-0 in the Wimbledon women's singles. Miss Elizabeth Ryan beat Miss Head 6-3 6-0. In men's play J Brugnon defeated Manuel Alonso 6-3 6-4 4-6 0-3. Norton upset by J O Anderson 6-2 6-3 6-2 amid 12,000 spectators.
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Baseball roundup as standings shift with late rallies
The Athletics dropped to the cellar as Karl of the Red Sox held them to seven hits in a 4 to 2 loss. Walter Johnson dominated the Hugmen with nine strikeouts in a 1 to 0 shutout of the Yankees. The Braves toppled the Dodgers 5 to 4 after an eighth inning rally. Leverette’s Tigers were held to three hits while the White Sox won 4 to 1 to seize third place.
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Edenburg A A Beats Carnegie Office 3–0
Edenburg A A blanked Carnegie Office 3–0 yesterday. Coates pitched a one hitter through 5 innings with 10 strikeouts, Kirker allowed four hits and fanned eight. Edenburg scored two in the second and one in the fourth with Coates and Jones stealing bases.
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Phils win opener in high scoring game behind Barnes Causey Jonnard
The Philadelphia club built an 8 to 5 victory in the first game with strong pitching from Barnes Causey and Jonnard, but slid back in the second as the Giants cruised 8 to 3.
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Browns Break Indian Streak, Dominate 9 to 1 Victory
After absorbing two straight losses to the Indians, the Browns rebounded behind strong pitching by Kolp and won convincingly 9 to 1. Kolp pitched a superb game as Cleveland seized early control and never relinquished it.
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Pirates Rout Cubs in 7-2 Victory
The Pirates defeated the Cubs 7 to 2 as Aldridge was rushed from the field in the seventh inning and his successor Osborne did not fare better.
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Reicks Lose To Third United Presbyterians
Third United Presbyterians defeated Reicks 7 to 6 on Lehigh grounds scoring the winning run in the last inning. Score by period shows Reicks 0 0 0 0 2 4 6 and Third United 0 0 0 0 6 0 7. Pitchers Miles and Allen split decisions with eight strikeouts for Miles and six for Allen.
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Edith Cummings tops Miss Dorothy Scherrer in Buffalo tourney
In Buffalo N Y June 29 Edith Cummings of Chicago defeated Dorothy Scherrer of Detroit in a 19 hole match the feature of the first round at the Buffalo Country club invitation women's golf tournament Also Curtis Sohl of Columbus defeated Sydney Pepler of Toronto 1 up F C Letts of Chicago beat Jeanette Kinney of Cleveland 4 and 3 Lee Mida of Chicago beat Rosemary Lowe 6 and 4 Elizabeth Gordon of Providence defeated Sarah Fownes of Pittsburgh 6 and 5
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West Side Independents Practice Set For Thursday Evening
Asked to practice on Thursday evening on Scotland Lane are Gurnaugh Withers Jackson Wilcox Moffatt Linkner Johnson Hartman E Smith R Ryan Mescal Bevan Reick and Walls.
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Sharon Ellwood and Beaver Falls Fans Pack Cascade Park Boxing Night
Dennis and Hulmes promote Mickie Forkins Ralph Schappert Ray Cole Eddie Taylor and Bobby Cowan Kid Tennessee bouts at Cascade Park on July 4. Fans from Sharon Ellwood and Beaver Falls travel to witness Schappert defend in a 10 round welter or middleweight clash while Cowan faces Dennis Hulmes protege in a hard fought match.
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Illinois Net Tourney Sees Rapid Matches
Chicago reports rapid progress in the junior division of the Illinois state championship at Skokie Country Club. Julius Saga lowsky of Indianapolis won his first two matches, Sandy Wiener of Germantown also advances, and Fritz Bastian of Indianapolis claimed a second round win. In the men's singles, Fritz Bastian and William Tilden II appear strong, while doubles sees Wiener and Ford pairing to beat Carter and another opponent.
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Lead Salts Said to Stimulate Plant Growth
A claim is reported that tiny amounts of lead salts can promote plant growth. The source notes caution and requests verification of such findings.
Brannigan Seeks Featherweight Bout in New Castle
Patsy Brannigan the featherweight boxer visited New Castle today and declared himself in fair condition and ready to fight Bricky Ryan Frankie Farmer or Young Pinchot among the best feathers in the region.
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Caddies At Washington Strike For Higher Wages
In Washington Pa on June 29 caddies at the Washington County Golf and Country Club walked out seeking a 5 cent raise. Club pro Horace Brand refused the raise and most caddies quit. strike breakers were to be imported if they did not return to the former wages.
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Big Six Cheered As He Puts Strike Over
A fragmented sports brief notes a player nicknamed Big Six delivering a decisive strike and homers in a National League context. It references Williams of Philadelphia and Stengel of New York with league total mentions and season totals, amid garbled OCR data.
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Tut Jackson Johnson bout moved to Hamilton Ohio
The Tut Jackson Johnson heavyweight boxing match, originally set for Washington DC, will be held in Hamilton Ohio on July 4 afternoon. Promoter Hart said Akron offers to stage it were received but not considered. announcement came from Columbus via telephonic conversation from Hamilton.
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Jones to Enter Harvard for Arts Degree
Robert T. Jones of Atlanta, Southern amateur golf champion, will enter Harvard this fall to pursue a bachelor of arts degree, likely two years. He is 20, graduates from Georgia Tech this spring, and will play in the national amateur and open golf tournaments this summer.
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Arabian women spend on perfumes yearly
The report notes that many Arabian women allocate between $500 and $1,000 annually for perfume purchases, reflecting strong fragrance market demand.
Mathewson Makes Return Pitch for TB Fight in Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson, idol of baseball, returned to the mound in Saranac Lake after three years away and a battle with tuberculosis. Thousands cheered as he tossed a perfect first ball of the season and led a procession with his wife and son.
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