Girl Wins Over Boy in Marble Ring at National Tournament
Thirteen year old Marie Lawley of Harrisburg Pa staged a dramatic comeback in the National Marble Tournament in Atlantic City New Jersey to defeat Francis McFall of Wilmington Del in straight games 8-5 12-1 10-3. She now has eight wins and four losses for a 666 percent standing, leading the eastern division ahead of rivals including Stussell Hamilton.
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Harrisburg
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Wilmington
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Hamm tops Lonoke star in national meet prep
Chicago tabSPORT reports Lonoke Arkansas high jumper Hamm, famed as the world’s best, trained for the national interscholastic track and field meet at the University of Chicago. Hamm, who won last year with 24 feet 6 inches, has surpassed that mark in practice this year. Also in Annapolis, Edmund B Taylor of Ohio and Charles F Chilingworth of Hawaii were named the academy’s top athletes, Taylor serving as captain and end of the football squad and contributing at lacrosse and punting.
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D Hamm
Lonoke
Ark
University of Chicago
Hamm
Annapolis
Edmund B. Taylor
Ohio
Gharley
Chilingaworth
Hawaii
Naval Academy
Taylor
Baseball Scores and Batters Across Multiple Cities
Daily game summaries from Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York St Louis Cincinnati Boston New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago detail batteries homer occurrences and key hits. Notable performances include Henline and Meusel homers, and O'Rourke Kamin and Boone homer events across the slate.
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Nehdd Snyder
Petty
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Homer
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Thurston
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Washington
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Cincinnati
Buhl Grays Edge Eden in Low-Scoring Baseball Clash
Buhl Grays defeated Eden 7 to 3 at Faris Field as C. Faux powered a homer and two runs, leading Buhl while Kevan and Showalter contributed key hits. Eden's Johnson and Mahnken allowed nine hits with two two-baggers and a homer against Faux and Faug.
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W. Vox
Wagner
W. Fux
Eoen
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Simerson
Henry
Mahnkin
Deffries
If Pressler
Dentler el — .Boecbuul
Babe Ruths Struggle Nets Exhausted Debut For Yankees
Babe Ruth collapses in his first season game as illness leaves him weak for joins. He exits in the sixth inning after a long hospital confinement. Ruth later makes a spectacular catch near the mound to deny a home run despite fatigue.
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Yankees
Thia “Shuch
Babe
Bob Meusel
Yankee Stadium
Yar Judge
Washington
W. L. Petpands
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Home Run Leaders From 1920s Standings Noted
Hartnett leads with 14 homers for the Cubs followed by Hornsby 13 for the Cardinals Meusel 12 for the Yankees Williams 10 for the Browns Simmons 10 for the Athletica Robertson 8 for the Browns Wright of ORT Cece appears in fragmentary form.
Chinese Student Agitation Grips Shanghai Amid Tense Strikes
The furor began in 1919 with a boycott on Japanese goods as students pressed for greater political power after Kilaochow was heated to Japan. Since then radicals have staged frequent anti foreign protests, targeting foreigners and straining relations with Chinese officials. The current winter campaign keeps pressuring foreigners to give up extraterritorial treaties still imposed by foreign powers.
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Chineke
Prezent
China
Stuy: Patent Claim From Baird Inquiry Raises Questions
A fragmentary notice references C T M Baird and a newspaper item from February detailing a patent claim. The readable text suggests an inquiry or filing related to a deed or title issue, with the exact scope and parties not fully clear due to damaged OCR.
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Deedr
C. Ty M. Baird
Marshall Says He Is Not Equal to Presidency
Thomas Riley Marshall, then vice president, told Indianapolis Times editor Felix Bruner in 1919 he would resign if Wilson died, claiming he was not equal to the presidency. He spoke of nervous strain and a momentary shock from news of Wilson’s death, insisting he would not be president.
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United States
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Felix Bruner
Washington
Atlanta
Wilson
All the News All the Time In The Times
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Scoreboard highlights from yesterday's games across leagues
Gonson Gosiin tripled and scored as Washington beat the Yankees 6 to 3. Heving doubled in Boston's 5 to 2 win over Detroit. Ken Williams homered, tripled, and singled in a 10 to 2 Brown win over Indians. Meusel hit two homers in the Giants 8 to 4 victory over the Phillies. O'Rourke homered in the Tigers 6 to 2 win over the White Sox. Phillies edged Braves 12 to 10. Grimms homer sparked the Cubs past Pirates 8 to 3. Hornsby hit a homer and two doubles as the Cards beat the Reds 5 to 3.
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Funeral Services Held for Marshall at National Capital
Brief funeral services for Thomas Marshall, former vice president, are set for 4pm in Washington DC with President Coolidge attending. The body will travel to Indianapolis for Masonic rites, then Crown Hill cemetery before interment in Marion, Indiana. Pallbearers include New, Sasilspury, Methord, McReynolds, Davis, and Titehts.
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George &, Dewney Af Thel
Fights and Fighters
In New York Edward Mancart the French bantamweight champion won his first U.S. bout by ten round decision over Carl Luane. Sammy Buler defeated Larry Lstridge in New York. Berlenbach the new world light heavyweight champion and Delaney will fight at Yankee Stadium on July 17 or later. Delaney has accepted terms. Mike McTigue, who lost the title to Berlenbach, will challenge the winner in a rematch per the boxing commission. A Montreal divorce suit alleges the husband refuses to walk with his wife while dating other women.
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Edward Mancart
Carl Luane
Sammy Buler
Larry Lstridge
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Delaney
Mike McTigue
Reiin Geugement
New York Boxing Commission
Berlenbach
Montreal
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Yontite
FOR SALE Classified Ads from Justamere Inn and Local Listings
Late received notices list items for sale including a Ren mower furniture for five rooms and a milk cow. Also includes a bankruptcy notice for C H Wilhite in the District Court of Idaho with a creditors meeting scheduled in Twin Falls on a Friday in 1925.
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Davenport
Monarch
John D.bolton
Justamere Inn
Acees
United States
District of Idaho
C. H. Wilhite
Twin Falls
Guy L. Kinney
Steferee
Wilson era animal raid tale linked to Indiana senate
Court records show J Wred Wisars of the Grid iron club and James M Baker Senate secretary, with James B Hornaday as Indianapolis News correspondent, tied to a Wilson era incident involving an animal raid on the gridiron club site.
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United Staron Court of Claims
J. Wred Wisars
Gridiron Club
James B. Hornaday
Indianapolis iNews
James M. Baker
Senate
Billy McClintock Neglected by Shepherd Claim
ATIC AGO state officials questioned witnesses as Robert Crown presented evidence at the inquest into Lilly McClintock’s death. A key witness remains missing for two weeks, and no jurors were added to the initial panel amid a road-related note.
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Shepherd
Robert Crown
Lilly
Rotor
Tornado injures four in Kansas town near Pittsburgh
A tornado near Pittsburgh Kansas yesterday injured four people and caused extensive property damage. Wires were blown down and buildings demolished including a house where four members of Frank Van Kemp's family were hurt. A heavy rain accompanied the high winds.
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