Hungarian Reformed Team Upsets Dope In Church League
The Hungarian Reformed team defeated the Church of Christ 6 to 4 in an 11 inning Church League game. Tisza earned his third straight win for Hungarians, with Barkacs going 3 for 4 and Barkacs delivering the key two base slam in the eleventh. St. Agnes debuted with a 12 to 9 victory over the Second Congregationals, and Holy Cross vs St. Pauls was postponed.
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Church of Christ
Tisza
Curley Bainbridge
Thomas
T. Smith
C. Smith
F. Smith
Penzes
Barkacs
St. Agnes
Second
Cong’s
Kokai
S. Miko
George
Krugman
Bainbridge
Braden, Ch Co. Cawcanaes
Smuth
Indians Wallop Tigers in League Park rout
Cleveland ace Pinky Shoffner relieved Willis Hudlin in the second and shut down Detroit as the Indians routed the Tigers 14 to 7 at League Park. Earl Averill hit a homer and a double while Eddie Morgan went 5 for 5 with two doubles. Mel Harder was slated to start for Cleveland in the next game with Waite Hoyt on the mound for Detroit.
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Pinky Shoffner
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Detroit Tigers
League Park
Hudlin
Cleveland
Tigers
Peck
Shoffner
Bengals
Averill
Elyria Kiwanis
Guy Cantrell
Detroit
Eddie Morgan
Mel Harder
Waite Hoyt
Saratoga Race Meeting Opens Today
Saratoga Springs New York July 30 Thousands of turf followers gathered for the opening of the annual summer racing meeting led by Gallant Fox William Woodward’s great 3 year old Some 2 000 of the nations finest horses are quartered here for the thirty nine stake races with more than half a million dollars in prizes Opening day features the Flash Stakes and the Saratoga Handicap both 5000 events.
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Saratoga Springs
M. Y
Gallanat Fox
William Woodward
Carnera Knocks Out Cook In Second Round in Cleveland
Primo Carnera of Italy defeated George Cook of Australia in the second round of a ten round bout in Cleveland. After a tame first round Carnera unleashed a heavy left that knocked Cook to the canvas. Cook was counted out as the referee ended the fight.
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Stribling
Phil Scott
Central Press
London
England
Scott
Cleveland, O
Primo Carnera
Italy
Battling Behemoth
George Cook
Australia
Carnera
Cook
Postponed Industrial League Game Tonight
The Fox Furnace clashes with Colson in a postponed Industrial League game at Mre Winley grounds. The match was moved from last Friday and now starts at 6:30 local time.
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Fox Furnace
Colson
Mre- Winley Grounds
Fame
Plan Endurance Contest for Outboard Motors
Early September plan to set a new endurance record for outboard motors announced by Milwaukee motor dealer Frank Day. He will organize a two week trip then return to finalize plans. Purposes include breaking the 129 hour Cleveland record with cash prizes totaling 509000 dollars. Motors of 1930 Elto make welcomed. both large and small, racing and fishing models eligible. Two drivers per boat, refueling on the run, with no stopping the engine to qualify.
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Frank Day
Mr Day
Canadian Woods
Wll
Cleveland
Day
Outboard Motors
Milwaukee
Klto
Elto
Standings and Results From American National and Association Leagues
American Results show Cleveland 14 Detroit 7 New York 12 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 St Louis 2. Detroit visits Cleveland and Philadelphia faces Washington while New York plays Boston and St Louis visits Chicago. National results list New York 11 Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3. Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and Boston hosts New York while St Louis travels to Pittsburgh. Association results have Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 1 and Indianapolis 5 Columbus 4 in a night game. No Association games scheduled today.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
St Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Washington Ste
Boston Pee Ee Dee
I. Pet
Brooklyn A
Chicago Ee
St. Louis Cme
Pittsburgh Ween Ee
Soston Ees
Cincinnati
Stee Ae
Ae San
Ya Ae
Assoce
Louisville
St Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Second Half Church League Schedule Takes Shape
The second half schedule begins last night and runs until August 24 when the two half winners meet for the Church League title. The Church of Christ led the first half with ten wins and no losses as the schedule lists games for July 31 through August 28 across McKinley Hamilton Richwine and related venues with matchups featuring Baptists Methodists Holy Cross St Johns St Pauls Hungarian Reformed and 2nd Congregational.
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Church of Christ
Baptists
Methodists
McKinley
Holy Cross
St. Johns
Hamilton
Cong
St. Pauls
Richwine
Hungarian Reformad Xs. Baptists
St. Agnes
St. P Pauls
St Agnes
Wamilton
Waminlton
Richman
St Johns
Methodisty
S. St Pauls
Prantists
S. St. Johns
Man refuses rescue as police called in Pueblo incident
Tony Mahalich fell into water and declined aid from nearby boys. He shouted for the police to perform the rescue, insisting officers handle the effort.
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Pueblo
Colo
Tony Mahalich
Uniontown Library gets 85000 gift from Nutt donor
Cleveland banker and former Uniontown resident Joseph R. Nutt announced a $5,000 contribution to the Public Library and a $1,900 donation to the Uniontown Children's Home.
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Uniontown
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
Western Conference Seeks End To Spring Football Practice
Western conference officials debated banning out-of-season drills to curb over-emphasis in college sports and level competition. The Wisconsin Athletic Council proposal would ban spring football and out-of-season basketball, offer one extra fall week, and oppose injuries from premature conditioning while easing coach conflicts and athlete burnout.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin Athletic Council
Big Ten
Wisconsin Athletic Council
Jine
Indians Rally Past Giants In Stadium League Thriller
The Indians edged the Giants 5 to 4 in a Stadium League game. Indiana scored five runs in the second inning while the Giants plated all their runs in the fourth. Stanfield started poorly for the Giants, then was pulled for Powell who shut out the Indians the rest of the way. Named players include Goodson, Jones, Yarbrough, Noel, Shropshire, Triplet, Maddock, and Wisniski with key two and three base hits.
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Indians
Giants
Maddock
Stanfield
Mouna
Powell
Indiana
R. Wf Goodson
Jones
Sanders
J. Yarbough
W. Yarbough
Noel
F. Croas
Wisniski
K. Motango
P. Is
Krugman
Slegmond
Glee Satais
R. Moran
Koehn
Pewssee
J. Yarhough
W. Yarhough
W. Wisniski
Etanfield
Stegmond
Holy Cross Midgets Defeat B-1 Juniors 5 4
Holy Cross Midgets beat B-1 Juniors 5 to 4 in a tight game. Monks, H Cross, Boreskie, Carr each had two base hits while W Cross Urig and Ross added three base hits. Boreskie hit a home run. Umpires were Butler and Brown. Time of game was 1 hour. Scoher B Monke.
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Monks
H. Cross
Boreskie
Carr
W. Cross
A. Urig
F. Ross
Butler and Brown
Scoher
B. Monke
Holy Cross
Browne and Jackson
Ely Stadium
Boreski
Hly Cross
Rte
Ev Nee A
Shelby
Ae Bierck
Browne and Jrs
H. E Monk
Tripplett
P R Jackson
Cross
H Sanders
J Reed
la Brown
Vu Robinson
H.C
B& J
Griffiths Heeney Fight Tonight in Queensboro Stadium
New York July 30 The heavyweight bout between Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa and Tom Heeney of New Zealand, postponed from last night due to rain, will be held tonight at Queensboro stadium weather permitting.
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New York
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Queensboro Stadium
Plan dedication for North Platte high school building
Nebraska American Legion officers plan to dedicate North Platte’s new high school building, a $400,000 project now under construction. The ceremony is scheduled for the opening day of the Nebraska state Legion convention, August 24.
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North Platte
Neb
Nebraska American Legion
Nebraska State Legion Convention
Sheriff's Grim Trophy Hangs in Colorado Sheriff Office
In Tamar Colorado the noose used to hang Ralph Fleagle at the state penitentiary will be displayed in the office of Sheriff J RE Alderman of Prowera county as a symbol of his authority in the southwest. The sheriff witnessed the execution and will keep the artifact as testimony to his power.
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Tamar
Colo
Ralph Fleagle
State Penitentiary
J. RE. Alderman
Prowera Comnory
Radio network organized for Chicago air races
An elaborate shortwave system will be installed for the 1980 National Air Races at Curtis-Reynolds airport starting August 23. The Chicago Radiophone Club and Chicago Amateur Radio Council coordinate, with 80 meter transmitters at three pylons and 150 meter net stations at key depots. Derby entrants will pass Elgin and Chicago, with departures relayed to clear the field. Lewis Havlatko leads the installation, slated for completion by August 10 for two weeks of testing.
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Chicago
Curtis- Reynolds
Chicago Radiophone Club
Chicago Amateur Radio Council
Elgin
Derby
Lewis Havlatko
Altoona accounts for majority of Blair County taxes
In Altoona, 587 percent of Blair County's population and 57.8 percent of the county land tax are concentrated in the city, indicating Altoona bears a large share of county fiscal metrics amid regional disparities.
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Altoona
Blair County
Snakes Sunning Halt Picnic Near Bypass
Dorothy and Doris Young alerted by a rattlesnake sunning itself during a picnic, the reptile refused to move as they approached, causing a short delay before retreat.
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Cole
Dorothy
Doris Young
Sheriff warns Montrose owners after string of home burglaries
Montrose, Cole Montrose sheriff Mc Anally urges residents to lock doors as more than 30 guns have been stolen from homes in recent weeks. The thefts prompt heightened security measures across the area.
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Montrose, Cole
McAnally
Bootlegger Chased Through Klamath Falls by Officer
In Klamath Falls Oregon Officer Caspar Leding pursued a bootlegger carrying a keg of beer. Leding attempted to recover the abandoned keg but the bootlegger eluded capture.
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Klamath Falls
Caspar Leding
Leding
Major League MVP talk centers on Terry and Lyons
New York Giants first baseman Bill Terry and Chicago White Sox pitcher Ted Lyons emerge as top choices in 1930 for major league MVP despite the award's abolition. Terry leads with a .395 average, stellar fielding, and pivotal impact for the Giants, while Lyons notches 16 wins with 9 losses, matching Wesley Ferrell’s record in a strong pitching year.
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George Kirkley
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Andy Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Terry
Hal Case
Giants
Chuck Klein
Rogers Hornsby
Frank O’doul
Philadelphia
Ted Lyons
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
Ferrell
Lyons
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
al Simmons
Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
McManus
Detroit
Jackson
Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Ott
Cochrane
Gehringer
Hodapp
Jurndstrom
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Bluege
Washington
Averill
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Klein
O’doul
Phillies
Melvin Ott
Milton Gaston
Boston Red Sox
Gaston
K1ove
Elyria and Lorain Set for Inter-City Return Match
Elyria meets Lorain in a return inter-city game this afternoon at Lakeview courts Lorain aims for revenge after beating Elyria last week The Elyria lineup includes Pete Naughton Dick Horan Gene Einegan Dave Horan H Partin and Howdy Halpin.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lakeview Courts
Orain
Pete Naughton
Dick Horan
Gene Einegan
Dave Horan
H. Partin
Howdy Halpin
Baseball Leaders Shuffle as Laggards Streak Tests Teams
Major league leaders altered matchups with the Athletics moving to Washington for a two game set and Brooklyn visiting Philadelphia for four games against the Phillies. New York’s 12 3 loss to Boston trimmed the lead, while Cincinnati edged Chicago 4 3 aided by Swanson and Stripp. The Giants beat Philadelphia 11 5 to gain a game in the NL race.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Senators
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Phillies
Athletics
New York Yankees
Mackien
Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Swanson
Stripp
Harry Henlmann
New York Giants
Giants
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Toledo Mud Hens Sign Alexander
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed right hand pitcher, signed by the Toledo Mud Hens and will report immediately. He comes from the Dallas club of the Texas league, where he was released for failure to observe training rules, and had been released previously by the Philadelphia Nationals for the same reason. The Hens made an offer after Dallas tore up his contract, which Alexander accepted.
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Toledo, O
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Toledo Mud Hens
Alex
Dallas
Philadelphia Nationals
Nickollette Loses at Taylor Bowl Fight
Louie Nickolette, city team catcher, fought Joe Zemon of Cleveland at Taylor Bowl last night in a preliminary to the Primo Camera event. Nickolette took a nine count early but boxed evenly the rest of the bout and would have drawn with a late knockdown or better luck.
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Louie Nickolette
Joe Zemon
Cleveland
Taylor Bowl
Primo
George Cookshin
Siath City
Lou
Holdin' Onto the Family Of 12 Opossum
A mother opossum carrying her brood of 12 was captured near Scottdale Pennsylvania while crossing Jacobs Creek and given refuge in the Creek Hills game preserve west of town. The young rode on their mother's back during the capture.
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Scottdale
Jacob's Creek
Creek Hills
Here
Seen And Heard At Kiwanis Day At The Y M C A
Eyewitness description of Kiwanis Day activities with Paul Wainwright George Richwine and city officials at the Y M C A. Patrols guard exits while youths crowd in as life guards coaches and players mingle. Citizens pay to watch and urge a home run as local figures organize crowds and transport after the game.
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Paul Wainwright
George Richwine
Ice Cream Vendor Tries to Short Chronicle Telegram Reporter
A Chronicle Telegram reporter reports an ice cream vendor attempting to shortchange him by eighty cents during a routine transaction. The incident underscores prevalent small fraud tactics faced by field reporters in everyday assignments.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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