Ruth's fortieth homer fuels Boston win over Yankees 8 to 3
Yankees fall in Boston as Ruth belted his 40th home run and led New York in runs batted in. Passal, Combs, Todt and K Williams drove in four, while MacFayden pitched well for Boston. Indians blanked by St Louis 10 to 0. Blaeholder pitched superbly. Philadelphia Athletics lose seven-game streak 5 to 0 to Washington Senators.
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K. Williams
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Durst
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Coveleskie
A.E. Rogell
Myer
A. Flagstead
Douthit Emerges as St. Louis Card
Taylor Douthit, rookie leadoff man for the St. Louis Cardinals, has rebuilt his form after a down year and is hitting around .360 in 1928. Born in Little Rock, Ark., the 27 year old UC Berkeley alumnus joined Fort Smith and St. Joseph before sticking with the Cardinals, becoming a key contributor to any pennant push.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Douthit
St. Louis
Taylor
Big Bat
University of California
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Smith and St. Joseph
Baseball stars shine in yesterday's box score
Babe Ruth homered for his 40th and doubled in four at bats. Lou Gehrig doubled and singled twice. Paul Waner went hitless in four plate appearances. Ty Cobb pinch hit but failed to get a hit against Frank Frisch. Heilmann, Hack Wilson and Hornsby did not play. Separately, Carnegie Steel's rolling department supt David W Christie, 60, died of a heart attack at Sharon, Pennsylvania.
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Lou Gehrig
End
Paul Waner
Ty Cobb
Frank Frisch
Harry Heilmann
Hack Wilson
Rogers Hornsby
Detectives Seek Negro in Kidnaping of 14 Year Old Girl
Pittsburgh dispatch reports county detectives are searching for a Negro described in women's attire who abducted and abused Florence Mixter, 14, of Thorn Run Hollow. The teen was confined at home under medical care. Cautious buyers advised to read classified ads carefully.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Florence Mixter
Thorn Run Hollow
Heeney Tops Tunney Title Challenge History
Rugged challenger Heeney, entering New York boxing lore, discusses plans to topple champion Tunney. Heeney trained intensively, boxing at night to endure bright lights, and climbed from modest beginnings in Ireland to face a sequence of rivals in America.
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Heeney
Bob Fitzsimmons
America
Charlie Anderson
Anderson
Paulino
Industrial Weel's Schedule Promises Busy Week
Tuesday features Warren County Dairy against Newell Prints while Wednesday presents State Hospital facing East Sile Fruit. Friday highlights Nypean Furniture clashing with Bankers in a compact local league slate.
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Weel’s
Warren County Dairy
Newell Prints
State Hospital
East Sile Fruit
Nypean Furniture
Bankers
Crossword Puzzle Solutions From Yesterday’s Grid
The page presents a dated crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous entries such as ships, pictures, nautical terms, and common words alongside a completed solution named Bred Neate Ima and others. The text includes mixed garbled phrases and partial clue pairs typical of OCRed puzzles.
Local Grange Meeting and Socials At Lander
Regular Grange meeting presided by master F. C. Wilcox with 28 members present. Two membership applications from Irvin White. Forest township Pomona Grange invitation read for August picnic. Cemetery Society held 17 members and 6 visitors. quilting bill approved. Surprise shower for Mrs. Robert Walter featured a mock wedding and games. Nearby listings note visits and illness among residents including Mrs. August Peterson and Mrs. Paul Sandin.
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Grange
Aid Society
Merna White
Mabel Lyon
L. W. Strickland
Cemetery Society
John Mahan
Nora Mahan
Harry Mahan
Mahan
Warren Preston
Remains of Homer Preston Interred at Foster Cemetery
The remains of Homer Preston, who died last spring in Jamestown New York, were brought to Foster cemetery for interment on Wednesday. Local visits include Mrs. W C Peterson of Warren visiting her mother Mrs. Cora Cowles and numerous social calls among families in Jamestown Mayville Russell and Jamestown area.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Carson Brady
Youngeville
Homer Preston
Jamestown
N. Y
Foster Cemetery
W. C. Peterson
Warren
Cora Cowles
Geneva Buell
Buffalo
Carl McIntyre
Roy McIntyre
Daughterz
Beatrice and
Selma
Mayville
Alice Lindell
Russell
Paul Lindell
C. Fornell
Riley
Francis Linstrom
D. Proctor
Avery Williams
Jamestumb
NJ OY
Honor Lindell
Ben Anderson
Thompson Hill Social Notes From July Visitations
Thompson Hill, July 21. Myles Porter of Kinzua visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Porter. Sunday Wiss Erma Skinner spent the weekend at her home, returning to Erie with Coleman Duell. Geraldine Ludwick has been staying with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson. Misses Iva Ruth and Ruby Stanton called on June Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Putnam and children were callers on the hill. Evelyn and Hazel Briggs Fern Young and Bernard Young called on Margaret Skinner. Nela Peterson spent Saturday in Warren. Ethel and Evelyn Porter Jennie Belle and Ruby Knapp called on Alice and June Skinner. Mrs. Carlson and son Rudolph visited the Porters Thursday. Georgia Burgett went to Niagara Falls Sunday. Lyle Porter helps Herbert Putnam with haying. Viola Nelson returned Sunday from Washington D C and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Porter and family visited Herbert Putnam. Charles Skinner of Lanning Hall visited Clarence Skinner Tuesday evening.
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Wiss Erma Skinner
Erie
Coleman Duell
Geraldine Ludwick
Elmer Thompson
Iva
Ruth
Ruby Stanton
June Skinner
Evelyn Porter
Jennie Belle
Ruby Knapp
Alice
Charles Skinner
Lanning Hall
Clarence Skinner
Black Hand War Claims Another Chicago Killing
Chicago scene on Townsend street in Little Italy reports another murder in two weeks. Joe Caternatta, Italian, was shot six times as he left for work, with two guns found nearby. Police saw two men driving away, and suspect a Black Hand war, as two other killings occurred nearby in short order.
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U. P. Townsend Street
Little Italy
Joe Caternatta
Re War
Local notes from Sheffield and nearby towns
Cecil Gook of Dayton Ohio visits parents in Sheffield while Louise Overbeck of Sigie Pa spends weekend with sister Mrs Bliss and family. Charles Knopf of Philadelphia visits his parents. Several families motor to Penfield Pa and to Erie for a day trip. Herbert Reed injured at the mill shows slow improvement at Warren General Hospital. Cherry Sadler of Erie visits relatives here. Alice Johnson returns to Erie after father’s death. Troop 36 holds weekly meeting at Washington school. Clarence Harrington and Russell Jefferson win meritorious notes for two weeks at Camp Olmstead.
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Cecil Gook
Dayton
Ohio
George Cook
Louise Overbeck
Sigie, Pa
Charles Bliss
Charles Knopf
Philadelphia
Theodore Knopf
Mill Street
John Dunn
Clarence Fory
Clifford Peterson
Earle McCaskey
Penfield
E. C. Jones
Lewis Jones
Erie
Glenwood
Wife of OSU journalism professor dies in Columbus
Mrs. Madeline Myers, 50, wife of Joseph S. Myers former Post editor and present Ohio State University journalism professor, died yesterday in Columbus. Funeral services and burial to be held in Columbus tomorrow afternoon.
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Madeline Myers
Joseph S. Myers
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Pittsburgh Post
Ohio State University
Columbus
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