Orgy of solid hitting fuels State Hospital win over Kinzua Indies
The State Hospital Attendants defeated the Kinzua Indies 15 to 4 on the North Warren diamond. Rudy Thiele started, replaced by Willis Mann in the sixth after a rough stretch. Hospital pounded Thiele's offerings, aided by critical Kinzua errors and timely hits from McCullough, Eby, Ward, and Gardner.
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Grimes In Form As Pirates Blank Giants
Burleigh Grimes, traded to the Pirates for Vic Aldridge, beat the Giants 6 to 0. Hargreaves hit a grand slam off Dutch Henry. Also noted: Cardinals beat Reds 6 to 2. Dodgers shut out Cubs 4 to 0. Athletics top Indians 8 to 7. Senators crush Tigers 12 to 0.
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Advertise in The Tribune Readership Notice
Cautious buyers urged to respond to a Tribune advertisement placement. The notice emphasizes alert readers to legitimate ad opportunities and promises clear terms, safety, and value for local transactions.
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East Side Fruits Fall to Redhouse in Softball Clash
East Side Fruit with Fritz Reider on the sound lost at Revhouwse Sanday seven to five. Redhouse mounted a four run rally in the fourth inning to build a commanding margin, as Lefty Stoltz, former Warren High chess twirler, outpitched the local squad.
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Youth Crushed To Death By Car Near Carlisle Home
Carlisle Pa June 18 Harry Holler Jr ten-year-old boy died in a garage behind his father home. He opened the doors released the brake and tried to jump from the moving car. his head was caught between the door and wall. He was dead on scene.
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Stu
Jeck
Honey
Jack Waliick
Enybody
Godfrey's rise unsettles heavyweight rankings with Risko bout
George Godfrey, touted as the latest black menace in the heavyweight scene, edges toward the top contenders after a string of tough matches. If he defeats Johnny Risko, the Ohio bus builder, he would surpass even Heeney and Tunney in the ring hierarchy and gain solid standing among title hopefuls.
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Godfrey
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Home Run Club Names League Leaders
Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees lead the Home Run Club with strong showings for the American League. Athletica’s Hauser and Red Sox Todt, Brannon, Browne also figure among notable hitters, while Hargreaves of the Pirates and Hendrick of Robina appear in the surrounding notes.
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Robina
Auto Buggy Smashup Leaves Fourteen Injured Near Berwick
Berwick Pennsylvania June 18 up R G Weaver is in serious condition and 13 others suffer minor injuries after two cars and a buggy collide on the highway. The crash occurred when Harry Hess driving one car passed Frank Force in a buggy and struck Force’s vehicle. Hess car was hurled into the buggy.
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Harrisburg Railways Raises Fare on All Lines
Harrisburg officials announce a seven cent fare increase on July 17 across all Harrisburg Railways lines, up one cent from the prior rate. The company has filed notice of its intention with the Public Service Commission.
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Cardinals Jump to League Lead in June Rally
The St. Louis Cardinals surged to the National League lead this June with an eight game winning streak. Manager Bill McKechnie kept Alexander in good form, while Walter Roettger and Frankie Frisch anchored the offense. Rabbit Maranville’s return sparked a key rise as the Cardinals beat the Reds amid close games and extra innings.
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Seasickness Remedy Advertised for Air Sickness
New York June 18. The manufacturers of the east's leading remedy for seasickness now advertise that the remedy is equally effective against air sickness, the ailment from flying through bumpy atmosphere.
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Sports World Loses Two Kings In A Year
The era ends for Walter Johnson and Bill Johnston, two icons famed for control in their sports. Johnson, a record strikeout master, and Johnston, perfection of precision on clay, defined dominance across baseball and tennis, shaping decades of competition before their deaths.
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Picnic Scenes Bring Mosquitoes And Mayhem At Local Parks
A comic, chaotic vignette describes families at picnics facing chiggers, ants, and mosquitoes. Children collect spiders as parents battle insects, food quirks, and weather, with picnics ending at sundown or rain. The tone mirrors a lighthearted era of outdoor leisure and simple mishaps.
Pittsburgh Men to Visit Plane Plants in Aviation Week
Prominent Pittsburgh business men will depart June 28 for New York to tour aviation plants and observe rapid aircraft development. The trip includes Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor, Curtiss Field, Fokker, Teteboro airport Hasbrouck Heights, Chance-Vought, Loening, and Fairchild Aviation Corp. sites.
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Honey Lou Risks Jealousy in a City Drama
Honey Lou Wallack, raised amid wealth, faces Jack Wallack's fierce jealousy as their fragile marriage strains over Steve Mayhew and Margret's interference. Angela Allen counsels prudence while secrets and bills mount, and a Crescentville accident redraws the plot as the houseful of rivals reshapes their lives.
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