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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
6
Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 in a game where Boston pitchers wandered the plate and Weaver struggled early. Rucker kept Brooklyn safe. key hits came from Griffin Kling and others as Brooklyn took the win at home. In other standings, New York beat Philadelphia 6 1 in a twin bill opener before Philadelphia rebounded to win the second.
Washington defeated Boston 7 to 2 in a national league game highlighted by Johnson’s home run into center field bleachers. Cleveland and New York also won, with Knox’s big hits powering Cleveland past St Louis and a late rally securing New York’s 9 to 8 win over Philadelphia.
Fragmentary sports note describes a ball handoff after a foul, with mentions of Cutshaw, Halla, Smith, and Pearce. No clear teams, scores, or date provided. Readers get a partial play description and stray names in a chaotic OCR snippet.
Walla Walla on July 6 reports the Bears beat Athena Millers 6 to 2 on the fairground diamond. Berger pitched well, Siegrist and Pembroke doubled, and crowd of about 100 Oregon visitors witnessed the local win amid miscues and fizzle in the box score.
Miles Sue Vor, an inmate of the Old Ladies' Home in Ithaca New Jersey, celebrated her eighty first birthday by skipping rope twenty one times without fatigue. She remains spry and athletic, telling friends to watch on the lawn. Vor has lived in the home twelve years and is noted as a great pedestrian. The Dalles post office has been raised to second class.
A quirky local item notes Hunnewell Kansas councilmen refused to meet with the town’s woman mayor for weeks. The notice mentions Hazard's Snow Liniment sold by Koeppen & Bros and jokes about the councilors’ alleged ingalinant behavior.
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports relief after second TIZ treatment, walking downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. The ad touts TIZ as drawing out poisonous foot exudations, outperforming powders, and promising relief after a week. Sold by Walter Luther at 260 per box or four for a dollar?
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