County Dairy Tops Bankers as Brown Shines in Tribune Game
County Dairy scored in every inning except the sixth to defeat the Bankers 14 to 7 at Russell Field. Don Brown pitched a full route for the Dairy, matching an Industrial league win record with two victories in the week. Al Fischer started for the Bankers, while Hamm, Feiro, and Wolfe sparked the Dairy offense with key hits including doubles by Brown and Fischer.
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Newell Prints
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Nypenn-Russell Field
State Hospital
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Don Brown
Dairy
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al Fischer
County Dairy Strikers
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Barney” Senger
al. County Dairy
Innnings
Don Brown-Hamm
Feito
Jimmy Wilson
Hamm
Claude Feiro
Wolfe
Lee Brown
Hazell Wilson
Wilson
Brown
Ralph Brown
Bob Byrne
Grimes Cruises as Pirates Crush Reds in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh overwhelms Cincinnati 11 to 1 with ten runs in the first two innings. Borley Grimes wins on the mound, while every Pirate batter collects at least one hit. George Grantham returns from a month out with a broken finger, adding a single hit.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bucs
Borley Grimes
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Battery
George Grantham
Cincinnati
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Barnhart
Traynor
Hargreaves
L. Waner
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P.waner
Jablonowski
Sacrifices
P. Wan
Edward
Kolp
Klem and
McCormick
Quake Fears Rise Over Mayan Volcano Eruption
Turbulent Luzon Island tremors and lava flows near Mayan volcano sparked fear of a major eruption. Governor Henry L. Stimson directed auto owners to be ready to evacuate as seismologists doubted imminent violence. Flares at the crater center and multiple earthquakes fueled panic among natives.
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P. L
U.P
Luzon Island
Henry L. Stimson
Philippines
Stimson
East Side Fruit seeks game and schedules on Russell field
Steve Massa of East Side Fruit aims to arrange a game tomorrow afternoon at Russell field. Contacts are Frank Coamano’s Fruit store on Pennsylvania Avenue, with further Sun day engagements channeled through Mr. Mares. Wolfe's American Legion vs Tidioute Endeavor reports and Ex position Park Sunday matches highlight a busy local sports slate with multiple players listed for pitching and service.
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Steve Massa
East Side Fruit Team
Frank Coamano
Pennsytsania Avenue
Mr. Mares
Browns and Tigers split doubleheader in St Louis
St Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers split a two game set with Detroit taking the nightcap 12 to 6 after the Browns won the opener 3 to 2. Homers by Bettencourt and Branon fueled the early game rally as Sorrell and teammates held.
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Detroit Tigers
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Bettencourt
Brannon
Browns
Two Men Die When Auto Overturns in Reading
Two men died in an automobile accident at Red Lion on the Philadelphia pike yesterday in Reading. Elvin Happel 22 and Paul Rhoads were killed when the car skidded and overturned. John Rhoads father of one victim was slightly injured. Cautious buyers read the notice.
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Reading
U.P
Red Lion
Philadelphia Pike
Elvin Happel
Paul Rhoads
John Rhoads
Sunday Exhibition At Expo Diamond Sees Franklin Ring In
Crowds expected for Sunday game at Expo Diamond in Warren. Franklin Indies, led by Reid Hefferman, may pitch for the Nursery team against Bob Burns Warren ae club at 3 30 p m. Hefferman, ex Erie Sailor, has two wins over Homestead Grays. Burns keeps last week’s lineup with possible addition of Johnny Smith from Endeavor.
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Ranklin Indies
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Venango County
Reid Hefferman
Erie Sailor
Homestead Grays
Burns
Hammermill
Johnny Smith
Endeavor
Yale Crew Tops Harvard in Race
The undefeated Yale crew defeated Harvard by ten lengths in the sixty sixth annual boat race on the Thames. Yale led after 100 yards and finished in 26 minutes 21 3 5 seconds, proving stamina for four miles before Olympic tryouts on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia July 6 and 7.
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Conv
U.P
Yale
Harvard
Thames River
Schuyle Kill
Philadelphia
Sports notes and a death in Punxsutawney
A mix of sports musings and a death report: minor league reassignment of Ernie Nevers by the St. Louis Browns after spring boasting, word on visiting teams in New York, Tunney’s claim of peak glory, a Chinese general Japanese deal with no heavyweight match, Rogers Burnside (Browns manager misspelled) and Boston Braves excuses, and the death of Mrs Elizabeth Yeager in Punxsutawney at 76 yesterday.
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Ernie Nevers
St. Louis Browns
National League Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results include St Louis defeating Chicago 4 to 1 in 7 innings due to rain and Pittsburgh routing Cincinnati 12 to 1. New York Philadelphia and Boston Brooklyn games were affected by rain and cold. Today's schedule lists St Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn facing Boston. Tomorrow's games have St Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago plus New York at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York-Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
S.e
Baseball results in American League yesterday
Scores show Chicago 7 Cleveland 4, St Louis 8 Detroit 3 in game one, Detroit 12 St Louis 6 in game two, and Washington 1 Boston 0. Upcoming schedules include Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit and Philadelphia at Washington with Boston at New York and Cleveland at St Louis in later matchups.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York-Philadelphia
Rein
Temple Furnace to Go Up For Auction in Reading Pa
Historic Temple Furnace, once linked to the Temple Coal and Iron Company founded by George F. Baer and dissolved under antitrust ruling, will be auctioned. The plant is set for a sale on July 10 in Reading Pennsylvania, according to United Press report.
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U.P
Temple Furnace
Temple, Coal and Iron Company
George F. Baers
Supreme Court
Battery blast injures boy in Columbia report
In Columbia Pennsylvania on June 23 Downing Webster aged 12 found an old dry cell battery in a city dump. He tried to connect it with other batteries causing an explosion. Zinc fragments drove into his chest and face leaving him in critical condition at a local hospital. Companion Henry Dinkle age 10 was slightly harmed. Also reported Umpire Jack Powell of the American Association resigned on June 22 and his resignation was accepted.
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U.P
Downing Webster
Webster
Henry Dinkle
Chicago
Jack Powell
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Association
Jones Facing Jinx as Third Round of Open Play Starts
Chicago reporter Frank Getty notes the jinx that haunts leaders in the Open as Bobby Jones begins the third round at Olympia Fields with Gene Sarazen, three strokes ahead of rivals Walter Hagen and others. Jones hopes to avoid history and defend his title against a field including Von Elm, Leach, Ciuci, and others.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
U. P
Bobby Jones
Willie MacParland
New England Sun
Wizardry Woods
Gene Sarazen
Bob Jones
Walter Hagen
Haig
Hagen
Sandwich
Walter
Jones
Bobby
George von Elm
California
Bill Leach
Overbrook
Willie
Farlane
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
Fortune
Tommy Armour
MacDonald Smith
Tones
Mergin
Archie Comptier
Michael Kaufman Sentenced for Robbery in Pittsburgh
Michael Kaufman aged 20 was sentenced by Judge Joseph M. Swearingen to 4 to 8 years in the Western penitentiary for robbery. The arraignment occurred in Pittsburgh on June 23 with United Press reporting.
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Michael Kaufman
Western Penitentiary
Joseph M. Swearingen
Big Heavyweight Bout Set at Ebbets Field Tonight
Fat-faced Johnny Risko of Cleveland meets sleepy-eyed George Godfrey of Alabama in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn tonight. The June 23 card highlights Risko and Godfrey amid prior postponement with even money bets.
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New York
U.P
Johnny Riske
Cleveland
George Godfrey
Alabama
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Risko
Jim Maloney
Paulino Uzcudun
Jack Sharkey
Harry Wills
Godfrey
Jack Delamey
Paulino Uzendun
Tom Heeney
Willard Dempsey
Roberto Roberti
Paulino
Humbert Fugazy
Home Run Club Bath Yankees .44 and More
A compact batting list notes players from the Bath Yankees and others including Gehrig of the Yankees, Haneer of the Athletics, Brannon of the Browns, Blue of the Browns, Todt of the Red Sox, highlighting home run club associations.
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Yankees
Gehrig
Haneer
Athletics
Brannon
Browns
Blue
Todt
Red Sox
What They Did Yesterday In Baseball Batting Stats
Herry Heilmann made two singles in three attempts in the first game and one hit in five at bats in the second. Frankie Frisch collected a double in two tries. Kiki Cuyler went scoreless in three appearances. Rogers Hornsby Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Tris Speaker were idle.
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