Nypean Furniture Falls to Warren County Dairy in Industrial League Clash
Nypean Furniture, first half Industrial League champions, were eliminated in the second round by Warren County Dairy 6 to 2. Don Brown limited Nypean to three safeties, with two by Hay Bennett and a Lefty Huber homer. Eddie Genberg and Brown led Dairy’s eight safeties as Lee Brown was injured in a collision but recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nypean Ferniture
Warren County Dairy
Dairymen
Don” Brown
Dairy Slab-Man
Nypean
Hay Bennett
Nypenn
Huber
Lee” Brown
Dairy
Ray” Bennett
Lesdy
Pat ® Reilly
Gepberg
Local Industrial league results and upcoming baseball games
Yesterday's Star notes Don Brown of County Dairy pitched a 5 to 2 win over Nypenn Furniture with three hits allowed, two caught by Chief Bennett. Today Bankers meet Newell Printers at Ausell field at 5:45, tomorrow Kinzua faces County Dairy at Russell field at 3, Liberty Athletics of Jamestown vs State Hospital at North Warren diamond at 2:45. Warren hosts Kane led by Bill Beaumont in a 3:30 Sunday match, and Newell Printers miss Red Swanson at Russell field. The Clarendon Heights flash is with Jamestown Spider before a Pittsburgh trip to face Homestead Grays in a doubleheader on Forbes field.
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Don Brown County Dairy
Nypenn Furniture
Bennett
Bankers
Newell Printers
Ausell Field
Kinzua
County Dairy
Russell Field
Liberty Athletics
Jamestown
State Hospital
North Warren Diamond
Warren County Dairy
Kinzuanine
Hospital
North Warren
Liberty
Jamietown
Warren
Warren Club
Kane
Bill’ Beaumont
Swanson
Newell
Clarendon Heights
Jamestown Spiders
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Homestead Grays
Forbes Field
Jack Britton Still Fighting at 42 in Chicago Ring
Veteran boxer Jack Britton, real name William J. Breslin, 42, remains active after 24 years in boxing. The Clinton, New Jersey native started against Steve Kinney, rose to welter glory by 1917, and holds a storied legacy that outlasts many rivals including Benny Leonard and Mickey Walker.
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Jack Lords
Jack Dempsey
Jack Britton
Dempsey
Britton
Manassa
Kayo
Noth
Clinton
N. J
William J. Breslin
Steve Kinney
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Mickey Walker
Welter King
Jack
Miss Browne begins series on tennis champions with Helen Wills
Mary H Browne profiles Helen Wills in a series explaining top players for the U S women's national tennis championship set to begin August 22 at White Plains N Y Browne highlights Wills strength speed and anticipation noting her powerful strokes and strategic play while outlining how opponents should attack her weaknesses including her footwork and court coverage and the difficulty of executing the best shots against her
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Miss Browne
United States
Mary H. Browne
United Press
White Plains
N. Y
Helen Wills
Helen
Odds in Pennant Fight Favor Cubs and Yanks
New York August 19 odds on Wall Street list Yankees to win both American League and World Series pennants at 6 to 5. Cubs favored to take the National League banner at 8 to 5. Pirates not to win NL flag at 4 to 1. Cardinals not to win NL at 7 to 1. Giants not to be final victors at 10 to 2.
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New York
Wall Street
Yankees
Cubs
Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
Helen Mallory and rivals clash in swift drive play
The report notes Helen Mallory relying on fast serves and corners to open her attack while her Achilles heel in the heel area slows progress. Opponents Twenehe Godfree and Joan Fry hold steady when Helen slows, but when she accelerates the pace she overwhelmingly dominates.
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Helen
Twenehe
Mrs Mallory
Mrs. Godfree
Joan Fry
Smith Shields Bankers In 5 To 1 Win Over Newell Printers
Smith, the Bankers' pitcher, delivered airtight support pitching a 5 to 1 victory last evening. Paul Gretzler collected three hits in as many at bats, completing a perfect day at the plate.
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Smith
Bankers
Newell Printers
Paul Gretzler
Northampton Man With Two Wives Too Many
In Allentown on August 18 Samuel R Bartlett of Northampton faced court over a marital tangle with three wives. Wives 2 and 3 appeared in court and proposed living together, but the judge denied consent and Bartlett remained jailed. Meanwhile local sports notes report a protest in the Industrial circuit about a Dairy vs Newell Printers Wednesday game and potential three way tie implications if Inkslingers win.
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Allentown
Samuel R. Bartlett
Northampton
Bartlett
N.a.istrate Bower
Helsed
del” Nelson
Dairymen
Newell Printers
Bankers
Cincinnati Brooklyn Pee aphia TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Schedule lists games including Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn with other matchups. Standings show New York leading and Washington behind, plus scattered team records and yesterday's results across leagues.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Athletics
Cleveland
Yesterady
Bankers and Newell Printers Vie For Honors In League Day
Final scheduled Industrial League game at Russell field tonight features Bankers led by Willis Eby against Newell Printers. A Bankers win would seal second round by securing the title, while a Newells victory keeps the title race alive and forces a postponed clash between Associated System and the Money Men. Don Zibble may start for the Inkslingers with strong support needed. First pitch is at 5 45.
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Russell Field
Bankers
Newell Printers
Willis Eby
Lawyels
Associated
Newells
Don” Zibble
Inkslingers
Willard and McCarthy Meet in 1912 Ring Clash
On August 19 1512 two top white heavyweights Jess Willard and Luther McCarthy fought a 10 round no decision in New York City to contest who might claim the crown of the Negro champion. Willard was favored by the newspaper scribes but the bout left no winner. The next year McCarthy was killed in a Canadian ring by Arthur Pelkey, while Willard later became world heavyweight champion after defeating the Negro champion.
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Willard
McCarthy
New York City
Jess Willard
Luther McCarthy
Kansas
Jack Johnson
Arthur Pelkey
Dominion
Won Last Pet Bananas and Orange Crush Showdown
Fragmentary note references bananas and orange crush with a Sunday morning event. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are readable. The text hints at a contest or promotion but lacks concrete details to identify participants or outcomes.
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Warren Tribune
Don Brown
Battle Bok Scorf
Ray’ Bennett
Lefty’ Huber
Del
Nelson
Paully
Hamm
Beechnut
Mintzerrove
Theater
Clarendon
Nypean Furniture
Steve” Massa
Nine Terror Fame
Eric” Erickson
Pat” Reilley
Reilley
Chicago Cubs
Ray
Siff
Bradford
Bruins
Iff
Nypenn Furn
AB. R. H.Q
Hore Huber
Brown
Maize
P. Mamm
Dick” Pearce
County
A. E. Bennell
Genberg
P. Hamm
R, Brown
Morley
D. Brown
Pam
Lawrence Park
Erie Church League
Cacker
Tribune
Touth
J. M. Bailey
Offles
Wendelboe
Marbles
Trish Johnny Jordan
Britten
Bill
Berlin
Sharps
Benny Leonard
Steve Kinne
Miss Wills
Pervice de
Helan
Achilles
Bankers Vs. Netvell Printere
Bankers Speenes
Eesteee
Nypenn Furnitures ‘Associated System
Wonder Law
Outlaw Show
Harry
Siand National League
Brooklyn Pee Aphia
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Colchase
Lou Gehrig
Roth
J. Cobb
Ainele
Pee Speaker
Hornsby
Tribune Insurance
AB. H. Pet. ER. Gehrigtes
Cobb
Fistiana
Nainsook Athletic Union
Levi Epstein & Sons
Carver
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