Cubs Benners Win League Twice In Monday Games
Benners nine defeated Ainsworth 7 to 5 and the Cubs beat Freshwaters 9 to 4 in Greenfield league softball Monday evening. Key hits included Green and Morgan scoring in the first, a four run second inning for Benners, and a big second frame for the Cubs with Hartzel homering and DeLong later adding another homer. DeLong also hit a prize homer off the Booth Horak sign.
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Detroit St Louis Pennant Winners If Tradition Holds
Detroit and St. Louis remain atop their leagues as July 4 milestones pass. Mal Lanier and Harry Breeheen pitched well for St Louis while Detroit won 10 to 9 in Chicago to maintain a four game lead. The Yankees, Giants, and Reds posted wins as pennant races tighten.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday A Busy Card
Major Leagues shows Cleveland and St Louis split a doubleheader with 8 7 and 8 3 results, Chicago loses twice to Detroit and Detroit wins 10 9, New York dominates Washington 16 9, and New York also tops Philadelphia while Boston falls to Philadelphia. National League notes include St Louis 1 6 5 39 28 .582 and Brooklyn 2 3 5 36 30 .643 with game results Philadelphia 14 Boston 5 and Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 4 Chicago 1 and 4 3, New York 5 Brooklyn 4 and 5 New York 3 Brooklyn.
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United Press
Moothart Wins Handicap Go's Meet at Washington Golf Club
Moothart captured the 27 hole weekend handicap tournament at Washington Golf and Country Club with a net 102. He finished one stroke ahead of runner up T. R. Phillips. Vernon Witting was third with 104 and Al Kochneff Ted Brown and Ed Brown tied for fourth at 108.
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Wyman Beats Cubs in Crawfordsville Softball Tourney
Wyman's softball team beat the Marston Cubs 5 to 2 in Crawfordsville on Tuesday. Davis earned the win and Chamberlin took the loss. Cubs had previously defeated Wyman twice this season, making this victory a note of revenge.
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Baseball Fan Killed At Polo Grounds In New York
A 56 year old baseball fan Bernard Doyle was fatally shot at the Polo Grounds during Giants Dodgers day game. A 14 year old boy with rifles and a pistol was questioned after detectives found the weapons in a sixth floor Edgecombe Avenue apartment. Ballistics tests will determine if the bullet came from the youth’s firearms.
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Edgecome Avenue
Howard Shaffer Loses Finger In Saw Accident
Howard Shaffer a worker for Lawrence Buch contractor building a new home for Mr and Mrs Wayne Savage lost the end of his middle finger on his left hand in an electric saw accident.
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Washington County politics eye big year ahead
Bruce Cowden notes Dave Livingston and Sperry Easter win re election as Republican and Democratic campaign chairs in Washington County. Leaders plan national style campaign work and a strong push for votes in November with September activity warming up. The column contrasts past reflections on the Fourth of July with ongoing political fervor.
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Sperry Easter
Washington County
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Easter
Springfield
New Jersey
John Hancock
Washington Fourth of July Quiet with Few Firecrackers
In Washington the Fourth of July passage feels like a quiet Sabbath with rare loud crackers. Chief Hancher was seen leaving city hall after an explosion in the east part of town. Rotary's Independence Day program, led by Walter Farrell, featured Attorney L J Kehoe praising the Declaration while nudging readers toward patriotism. A Red Cross release notes Sgt First Class Ezra Bontrager of the 75th Labor Supervisory Company in Heidelberg earned a standard first aid certificate. U S Army in Europe costs are cited at over half a million dollars monthly.
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Germany
75Th Labor Supervisior Company
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Europe
Pioneer Hi Bred executive sails for Europe study
Jay J. Newlin, vice president and farm manager of Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Co., sails on the Queen Elizabeth for a summer of studying European farm conditions. A Quaker and Friends World Committee member, he once served as Washington farm editor for the Journal.
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Iowa
A Simple Trick to Make Rooms Look Bigger
Readers learn a practical decorating tip to visually enlarge a room by painting walls in light colors. Advice highlights choosing washable paints for easy cleanup and maintenance.
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