Newell Printers face tough Industrial League clash today
Newell Printers, still winless, clash with Associated System on Russell field in a crucial loop game. Bankers, County Dairy, and Ny penn Furniture brace for two tough tests this week as the league suspense tightens with possible standstills and late shifts in the standings.
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Newell Printers
Tribune Industrial League
Associated System
Russell Field
Rypean
Associ
Thoreday
McCullugh
Nypenn
Evenne
Tomorow
Evenue
Wallis. Eby
County Dury
Day in Fistiana gives old bout echoes and drifting sports notes
On August 2, 1906, Tack Blackburn famous welterweight rematches Billy Burke in Philadelphia. The piece recalls Blackburn as a legendary figure, later noting a 1919 shooting conviction and parole in 1913. It also mentions Babe Ruth reaching the century mark with a doubleheader, Judge’s hot hitting for the White Sox, and a jokey exchange on senatorial courtesy with Senator Sorghum in the Washington Star.
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Blackburn
Burke
Doc Reid
Tack Blackburn
Billy Burke
Philadelphia
Pirates Fall Behind as Braves Rally To Win
In Pittsburgh Aug 2 the Boston Braves erased a deficit with a 4 4o 1 rally, Vic Aldridge weakened in the 11th as Boston took the lead and won. Chicago Cubs leap to first place by beating Philadelphia 6 5, aided by a late Earl Webb homer and a ninth inning hit, while Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 2 1 and New York Giants top St Louis 3 0 with Bill Terry hitting two homers.
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Braves
Pirates
Vic Aldridge
Pirate la Ler
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Cricago
Phils
Earl Webb
Adams
Hila
Chicago
Scott
J. Wilson
Brillhart
Bush
Jones
Hartnett
Giants
ST. Louis
St. Loui Cardinals
New York Giants
Bill Terry
George Harper
New York
G & O St Louis
Grimes and
Taylor
Rhein
John End O Farell
Betting Odds Reveal Sports Favorites in Summer Market
United Press reports on betting odds across major sports as the summer season opens. Gene Tunney favored at 9 to 5 to defeat Dempsey. Helen Wills at 3 to 1 to win the National Woman's Tennis title. Yankees 4 to 1 to win the AL pennant. Babe Ruth 7 to 5 for more homers than Gehrig. Pirates 5 to 2 to win NL pennant. Bobby Jones 7 to 5 for the National Amateur Golf title. Bill Tilden 4 to 7 for the National Men's Tennis crown. United States 2 to 1 over England in the International Polo Cup. America 6 to 5 to retain the Davis Cup.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Helen Wills
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Jones
Bil Tilden
States
England
America
Miss Wills
Misa Wills
Bill Tilden
Forestalls
Tilden
Tunney
Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinati Reds
Big Show Discards Best Minor Loop Prospects
Roy Grove reports scout Bob Connery praises two 1927 minor leaguers Gene Robertson and Pee Wee Wanninger as top prospects. Despite past major league failures, Robertson and Wanninger are hailed as elite inside the American Association with potential big league return. Connery notes Robertson’s third base skill and Wanninger’s shortstop appeal amid Yankee Red Sox and Reds interest.
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Big Show
Roy Grove
ST. Paul
Bob Connery
American Association
Connery
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Yankees
St Paul
Gene Robert
Pexee Wanninger
Robertson
Wanninger
Browns
Yanks
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Crafty
Majora
Col. Ruppert
Lazzeri
Bob
Homers in All Parks in Circuit Highlight 1929 Baseball Race
Babe Ruth hit a homer over the wall at Comiskey Park completing the American League circuit for homers. Lou Gehrig finished ahead in the home run race, seizing lead on July 17 in St. Louis as Ruth and Gehrig tied at 31. Bets center on Miss Wills versus the Yankees for the World Series.
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Babe Ruth
Comnis
Key Park
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
St. Louis
Gehrig
Ruth Rahre
Industrial League schedule fragments for Warren County area
fragmented OCR shows entries for Newell Printers Warren County Dairy and other local teams across Tuesday Wednesday Friday slots. readers should expect a regional industrial league card with matchups and venue hints.
Work of Giants Is Sensation of League Race Now
United Press reports the New York Giants surge in the National League led by Rogers Hornsby. McGraw, celebrating his silver anniversary, left the team to hunt ivory, passing control to Hornsby who steadies the club amid rivals Pirates Cubs Cards Reds. Hornsby’s leadership draws praise for turning the Giants into the league’s current sensation.
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St. Paul
Cardinala
Reds
Yankees
Robertson
Col. Ropert
Joe Dugan
Miller Huggins
Tf Wara
Roberton
New York
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
John McGraw
Giants
Horneby
Pirates
Cubs
Cards
Hornsby
Cardinals
Wen
Hornaby
National League Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results include Boston 4 Pittsburgh 1 in 11 innings and Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1. Chicago 66 Philadelphia 5 New York 6 St Louis 3. Today’s slate features New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Baseball scores and weather affect yesterday’s AL results
Cleveland beat New York 3 to 2 while Philadelphia lost to Chicago amid rain. Other games not scheduled. Remaining matchups listed include Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphi
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Yesterady
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Valladelphia
Philadelphia
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Boston Eae
International Yesterday's Results Report
The schedule lists Buffalo 12 to 15, Rochester 2 to 3, Syracuse 9 to 7, Toronto 4 to 2. Reading defeated Jersey City after rain, Louisville 12 to 7, Indianapolis 6 to 3, Toledo 3 to 2 in six innings.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Reading
Jersey City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland Wins Only Cont est in American League
In the lone American League game of Aug 2 the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 1 as rain began in the sixth inning. Babe Ruth had no hits and one error. Pennock pitched for the Yankees, while Meusel and Gehrig contributed for New York in a tight, rain-delayed defeat.
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New York Yankees
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Indians
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
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O. A. E. Jameson
Spurgeon
Summa
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Sewell
Ooo
Eichradt
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Pennock
Meusel
Fonzeca
Roth
Gehrig
Gazella
Lazgeri
Miller
Nallin
Donlin
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Washington Star
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Harris
Aldridge
Farrell
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Balk
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Genewith
Wolsen
P. Firman
Quigley
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Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Dazzy Vance
Rixey
Vance
Beckman
Picinich
Leo Flynn
Leo P. Flynn
Keo
Lee
Flynn
Jack
Leo
Dampsey
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
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Industrial League
Warren County Dairy
Ghoradey
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Vereee
Nypenn Furniture
RIEG
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McGraw
Lana Phillips
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Louis
Tribe
London
Piccadilly Circus
the Spectator
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Seecaay
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