Ten Racing Events Set for Warren Legion Meet
Warren post of the American Legion sponsors a 10 event racing program at the fairgrounds starting at 3 p.m. with Guard Hankinson starting the first heat. The track is in excellent condition as drivers from across the region enter a high talent field with stunt acts including Dare Devil Vee and a parachute drop by Jack Knowlton. Gates open 12 a.m. with music by the 112 Regiment band.
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Ralph Hankinson
Warren Post
American Legion
Warren
Fair Grounds
the Legion
Fairgrounds
R. T. Jones
Warren County Fair Board
Bob .Robinson
Jackson- We
Fla
Doug Wallace
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Schuler
Billy Winn
Kansas City
Mack McClure
Norfolk
Jimmy Patterson
St. Louis
Charlee Wee
Chicago
Ill
Johnny Cacace
Sam Testa
Des Moints
Milton Brown
Bradford
Leroy Stanbro
Eric
George Brown
Ralph A. Hankinson
Fred E. Windsor
Ben Wirmear
Everett H. Eddy
Dare Devil
Jack Knowlton
112 Regiment Gai
Erie
Veteran hurler twirls splendid ball for Bruins
Artie Nehf, veteran Chicago pitcher, twirled his team into third place in the National league as he allowed the Cincinnati Reds only five hits, beating them 8 to 2 in Cincinnati on July 3.
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Cincinnati
Artie Nehf
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Indian Loss as Tigers Defeat Indians 7 to 3
Detroit Tigers hand Cleveland a 7 to 3 defeat on July 3 anchoring the win with home runs by Trener and Wingo. Uhle Bayne Miller seasons Whitehill Hargrave support. Indians tally 3 runs in late innings while Detroit adds a 2 run ninth to seal the game.
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Detroit
Trener
Wingo
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Uhle
Bayne
Miller
L. Sewell
Whitehill
Hargrave
National League Yesterday's Results and Schedule
Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in 14 innings and again 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Chicago topped Cincinnati 8 to 2. Tomorrow's schedule includes Chicago at St Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh among two games. New York hosts Brooklyn and Philadelphia visits Boston.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Wren Lee
St. Seeyerereee
Baseball doubleheaders draw mixed results across leagues
St Louis faced Chicago, Cleveland played Detroit, New York met Washington, and Boston met Philadelphia in games listed. St Paul defeated Minneapolis 7 to 2 and Kansas City beat Milwaukee 9 to 2. Other teams played in doubleheaders yesterday.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Gehrig error seals Yankees defeat to Senators in Washington
Gehrig wild throw with the score tied at 3 2 gives Washington a 4 3 win over New York. Ruth homered for his 31st of the season as Lazzeri Ruth and Judge collect multiple hits and Pipgras takes the loss with Braxton the winner.
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Drov Gehrig
Yankee
Washington Senators
Babe Ruth
New York
Lazerri
Judge
Reeves
Ruth
Robertson
Meuse
Lazzeri
Howe
Bluege
Reves
Braxton
Gehrig
West
Pipgras
League Chatter Industrial Pennant Race Tightens
Warren County Dairy leads the Industrial pennant with a slim edge as Newell Printers State Hospital and Nypenn Furniture linger in contention. East Side Fruit’s strong lineup, including five Youngsville adds, shows but fails to defeat Newell. A key Saturday contest between State Hospital and Newell Printers could force a three way tie if Dairy loses to either hospital or Newell Printers.
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Warren County Dairy
State Hospital
Nypenn Furniture
County Dairy
Nypenn
Milkers
Newell Printers
Bankers
Dairy
the Hankers
Joe Gardner
Nypenn Hospital
North Warren
Russell Field
State Hospital Een S Bankers
Nypern Furniture
East Side Fruit
East Side
Weel’s Strudule
Newell Prints
Russell
Nypean Furniture
Yesterday's Stars and Scores In Baseball Action
Yesterday saw Ruth hit his thirty first homer with a double in three trips. Gehrig went hitless in three at bats while Speaker failed to connect in his first game. Cobb doubled and had nine singles in two games but went zero in the second. Hornsby had one single in four at bats in the first game and three trips in the second produced one hit. Bottomley Wilson Heilmann Frisch Waner Hauser Brannen Lazzeri and others listed with multiple players idle. In the Sox Browns twin bill Chicago won 7 1 and 9 8 with Gray Strelski Schang and Blankenship on the mound for St Louis and Bluebolder Strelecki Beck Manion Connally Lyons McCurdy for Chicago.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Ott
Giants
Ruth Gehrig
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
Brannen
Browns
Todt
Red Sox
Lazzeri
SOX
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Gray
Strelski
Schang
Blankenship
Crouse
Bluebolder
Strelechi
Beck
Manion
Connally
Lyons
McCurdy
Dempsey plans comeback with race horses near Fresno
Los Angeles July 3 U P report says former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is preparing a fall 1929 comeback. The illustrated Daily News notes he will stay active in racing, training at a ranch near Fresno, and Tex Rickard may promote the 1929 bout with a $750,000 guarantee. Braves win two extra inning games in Boston 4-3 and 5-4 over Phillies. Athletics split a doubleheader with Boston Red Sox. A's win 9-2 in first game and lose 7-4 in second.
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Calif
U. P
Illustrated Daily News
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Fresno
Tex Rickard
Braves
Boston
Boston Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Benge
Leran
Shulte
Hollingsworth
Delaney
Taylor
Spohrer
McGraw
Walsh
Davis
Cantwell
R. Smith
Newell Prints Tops East Side Fruit in Industrial League
Newell Printers moved from basement to fifth in the Tribune Industrial league with a 9 1 victory over East Side Fruit. Zibble starred on the mound and at bat, marking a strong two inning attack that sealed the win while Ray Bennett struggled for the losers. Fielding highlights included Fitzgerald and Craft making key plays, with Bennett nearly catching a line drive.
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Musante
Ai M. Craft
G. Pierson
Pierson
Rf Ory Benevett P
Gottop Welch
B. Craft
D. Massa
Rieder
Lord
Zibble
Lewis
Howarth
Bennett Hrdlu UR
Bennett
Gotto
Fitzgerald
Reilley
Dick Pearce
Willard Foley
Tribune
Newell Printers
East Side Fruit
Newell’s
Zibbie
Tony Brindis
Youngsville
Newell's
Ray Bennett
Ray Lewis
Don Zibble
Newell Printer
Newell Ace
Merle Welch
G. Pearson
Youngsville High School
Swanson
State Hospital
Russell Field
Warren Country Dairy
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