Greenland Leads Circuit With 180 Average In 75 Games
Patty Greenland leads the Johnson Brothers in the six rowing league with an official average of 180 over 75 games. Ed Lowrey tops high games with 267, while Barney Malone and Bill Weaver post scores above 250. Fischer and Malone contend for second as the second round halted with final records and standings.
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Ivan Greenland
Fischer
Malone
Patty
Greenland
Johnson Brothers
Carl Swanson
Ed Lowrey
Anderson Shoe
Barney Malone
Metzger-Wright
Bill” Weaver
Schwing Smokes
al Fischer
Stew’ Lyons
Harold Biers
Ray Schuler
Hank Wilson
Grenelund
Tasty Bakery
National League games postponed. today’s schedule listed
All NL games were postponed yesterday. Today’s card features St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Boston with tomorrow’s Pittsburgh at Boston contest noted.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis Seusserer
Baseball scores and next games recap
In American League action Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 and Detroit beat Boston 11 to 7 while Chicago was edged by New York 2 to 1. Washington routed St. Louis in a rammed interleague note. Schedule lists New York at St. Louis and Boston at Cleveland with Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington-St. Louis
Ram
St. Louis
Washington
Pst Fett
Reese Vile
Shington
St. Lows
Wee
American Association Scores Summary
Minneapolis beat Toledo 5 to 2, St Paul defeated Columbus 11 to 2, Kansas City won 16 to 2 over Louisville. Indianapolis and Milwaukee faced rain interruptions.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis-Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Milwaukeetoa
Ee Saberes
Louisville i
Industrial League Week’s Schedule with Matchups
The Industrial League lists Tuesday a Ny Penn Furniture versus Bankers game. Thursday features County Dairy against Newell Printers. Friday matches Ny Penn Furniture and Associated System, with Baird Tires and several local vendors including Tasty Bakery, Hoagwall Hardware, Style Shin, Johnson Bros, Schwing Smokes, and Anderson Shoe among others.
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Nypenn Furniture
Bankers
County Dairy
Newell_ Printers
Associated System
Tribune
Newell Printers
Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture and Associated System
This Is Hap and His Wife Straw Hat Return
Hap tells his wife he retrieved his straw hat from Merle Graham's where it was cleaned. He says it looks fine and he won't need to buy a new one this season.
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MR. Hap
Merle Graham
In a hotel you can get all the comforta of home
The fragment suggests a hotel offers homey comforts but lacks the comforting sense of being heard during quarrel or conflict. It hints at solitude or distant intimacy, implying guests miss personal warmth and open communication in a temporary space. The tone is reflective and understated.
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Quarrel
Elk County sports roundup and intramural events update
A crowded Elk County sports brief reports Wilson of Hoagvall Hardware toppling 224 pins in a late-match win over Johnson Brothers. The Conenango Cubs beat Warren High Seconds 7 6 as Scrubs suffer a second loss. Warren High routs Titusville 6 1 in three hours, with track and intramural schedules noted. Chicker ing wins Lehigh New York University 880 yard, New York University takes meet 78 48.
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SFAR
Jimmy”? Wilson
Hoagvall Hardware
Elk Alleys
Maples
Hoagvall
Johnson Brothers
Conenango
Warren
Kenton “Cujo” Chickering
J. H. Chickering
OfCs
Chickering
Lehigh-New York University
New York University
National games postponed due to rain and wet grounds
Postponements hit all National League games as rain soaked the grounds yesterday. Urban Faber of the Chicago White Sox led a 2-2 ten inning win over the New York Yankees, Metzler driving in the deciding run. Indians beat Athlones 6-1 as five players doubled. Tigers defeat Red Sox 17-1 in a 22-hit barrage.
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Urban
Red” Faber
White Sox
Hns
New York Yankees
Sox
New Yorkers
Metzler
Faber
Yankees
Ruth
Tigers
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Harry Heilmann
Boston
Det Eves
Liz
Harriss
Russell
Sommers
Bradley
Wilson
Hartley
Moore
Gibson
Stoner
Doyle
Wells
Ressler
Yanks
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Baseballs Big Four Idle as Ruth Bucks Faber Silence
Babe Ruth was hitless in three at bats against Urban Faber. Hornsby Speaker and Cobb did not play. The item mentions the Smiths as early settlers and contrasts past with present in town, via a shopkeeper remark about change.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Urban Faber
Id Hornsby
Speaker
Cobb
Cleveland Defeats Athletics 6 to 1 for Third Straight Win
Cleveland completed a three game sweep over the Philadelphia Athletics as Shante allowed six hits. Burns and Lamar led the offense with 6 to 1 victory. Outfielders Bichrodt Neil and Summa collected 14 putouts and Shaute earned the win.
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Cleveland Indians
Athlones
Indians
Shaute
Summa
Burns
J. Sewell
Ness
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Shante
Macks
Bichrodt
Neil
Lamar
Philadelphia
Fox
Elk Games Note On Aces And Averages In Season Finale
Jimmy Wilson led several frames with strikes but missed key spares as Johnson Bros won their first match in a tight series. Hoagwall and Greenland struggled, while McEvoy and Knapp observed from the box as the season closes with banquet plans and averages showing Greenland at 180 and Aller as the only player to bowl every league game.
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Greenland
Aller
Alexander
Johnson
Walter Hagen
Alexander the confident pitcher in the George Moriarty era
In an AL context, Alexander displayed supreme confidence, capable of pitching wherever desired. Notes mention low walks, strong pitching control, and his influence on a victory where Moore, Kamm, Metzler, Barrett, and McCurdy contributed. The box score hints at New York’s late surge and Chicago’s slim return.
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Alexander
Moore
Kamm
Wild
Metzler
Barrett
McCurdy
New York
Chicago
Reuther
Fi Grabowski
Faber
Hoagvall and Johnson Bros Divide Games in Little World Series
Johnson Brothers and Hoagysli Hardware split the four points in the Elkab legs. Hoagvall’s team, champ of the first half, started strong by winning the last two encounters. Johnson’s squad rallied in the third and finished with an even break.
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Johnson Brothers
Hoagysli Hardware
Hoagvall
Bowling night ends with Johnson’s 902 top score
The third game finished 300 to 804. Johnson rolled a 902 in the final frame, the evening’s sole 900, as his squad led opponents who totaled 764. Losers faltered in the fourth game.
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Jesse Smith
Johnson’s
Honor Roll Scores at Hoagvall Hardware Meet
Five double century scores were recorded led by Jimmy Wilson of Hoagvall's with 224. Dorrance, Allen, Lyon, and Smith also posted high games as Johnson Brothers pursues the series lead with Thursday night deciding the outcome.
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Lyon
Hoagvall Hardware
Wilson
J. Allen
E. Dorrance
Johnson Brothers
J. Smith
Jimmy” Wilson
Hoagvall
Dorrance
Allen
Smith
Johnson
Police Gazette Publishes First Chinese Issue With Chief Photo
The Police Gazette begins publication here featuring a large photo of the Chinese chief of police. His orders will constitute the chief reading material.
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Peeing
U. P
Materil
Confidence and Control Win Ball Games
The piece argues confidence drives success in sport and notes Ty Cobb on belief. It highlights Grover Cleveland Alexander as a model of control and placement of curve and fastball, asserting that accuracy and placement define greatness beyond raw talent.
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Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Consistency Over Flash Defines Great Athletes
The article argues that enduring success in sports comes from consistency rather than sensational bursts. It cites legends like Cobb Ruth Hornsby Tunney Hagen and Johnson, noting they avoided burnout and built lasting excellence. It warns modern managers push prodigies too hard, risking premature decline.
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Cobb
Ruth
Hornsby
Grover Alexander
Walter Johnson
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
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Hoagvall and Johnson Bros. Divide Games
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Hoagwall Hardware
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Anderson Eve
Johnson Greenland
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Chinese Police Gazette
Ty Cobb
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