Pattsburgh Falls to Bush Leaguers in War-Time Tilt
Youngstown first baseman Bill Thompson drove in the Pirates lone run in a 9 to 1 loss to Bush Leaguers. Joe Conzelman pitched well for the visitors, with 7 strikeouts, as 6 000 fans watched at the field.
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Owens Lehr Edges Baxter In Low-Scoring Ball Game
Owens Lehr defeated Baxter 8 to 3 at Norwood ball grounds with key plays by F. Connelly a run and E. Boice a three base hit driving in another. Boice Madde Hines and Smith starred as the locals won with two scores in the eighth inning and a home run by F. Kelly. Boice also logged a three-base hit.
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Harvard Yale Rowing Showdown Promises Historic Race
Harvard and Yale prepare for a legendary two mile clash at Poughkeepsie with Cornell as a challenger. Coach Nickalls has refined Yale's rigging and slide length while Harvard seeks to maintain superior form and pace as the teams near the Thames showdown.
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Diamond Street M E Church to Meet Owens Lehrs Tonight
The Diamond Street M E Church team will play Owens Lehr at Norwood in a twilight game this evening. Diamond Street recently signed two University players as they seek first place in the Church league.
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Northwestern Coach Promotes Swimming Education and Safety
By TOM ROBINSON, coach of Northwestern University championship swimming team, urges teaching children to swim between ages 6 and 14. He stresses swimming as a life skill, the joy and exercise it offers, and the need to prevent drowning with essential precautions and safety rules.
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Northwestern University
Golf tournament prizes awarded at Country Club event
The Country Club golf tournament awarded the ladies silver cap to Mrs. H. W. Showalter and the men's cup to A J Colborn. Second prizes went to Mrs. Arthur G. Martin and Mr. George DeBolt. third to Miss Sue Kearsley Watson and Dr. W. R. Dougan. fourth to Miss Carol Powell and Rev. A. H. Beavin.
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A. H Beavin
Shooting Events Open Tomorrow at Country Club Championship
A shooting tournament will be held at the Country Club tomorrow morning where the state championship will be decided. West Virginia towns will be represented and entries include marksmen from eastern cities. The program starts promptly at 10 o clock with 150 single targets and 200 bird state championship events. Grounds open this afternoon as shooters practice for tomorrow’s events.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday National and Federal Leagues
National League results include St Louis and Boston with tidy scores and several upsets while Chicago toppled Cleveland and St Louis edged Detroit 1 0. In the Federal League Pittsburgh shut out Newark 2 0 and Newark also lost 3 0 to Pittsburgh.
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Fullerton's Own Column on Baseball Finances
The column laments baseball losses as nine of ten clubs lose money this season. Major leaguers receive undated salaries while owners dip into reserves. A Braves player refused a photographer, saying show me the dough, illustrating public interest and frustration.
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