Little Wins City Men's Singles Title
Henry Little won the city singles tennis title over Tom Cantoni in straight sets 6-1 6-2, with Cantoni to partner in men’s doubles while Little eyes mixed and men’s doubles finals. Key matches featured Dave Rover, Gene Turner, and Toretta Cantoni with upcoming semifinals and mixed doubles results.
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Tom Cantoni
Cantoni
Dave Rover
Gene Turner
Toretta Cantoni
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Rette Flow
Neve Power
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Wellman Golfers To Compete With Washington Players
About twenty Wellman golfers travel to face roughly twenty Washington players in a planned match. A Wellman-Washington event stalled by heavy rain left Washington ten points ahead at the interruption. City tournament entries show at least four flights and 64 players, with pairings to be announced next week.
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Wellman
Washinton
Washington
Edinburgh City Described as Modern Athens
Edinburgh is portrayed as one of the most beautiful cities in the world and is likened to a modern Athens due to its topographical resemblance to ancient Greece and a castle perched on a rocky outcrop similar to the Acropolis.
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Edinburgh
Glasgow
Athens
Tuesday Benefit Game Draws Colorful Local Comment
Members of the One Tanners and Sixty Footers softball teams preview a charity game at Troop field next Tuesday evening. Players express confidence and wagers circulate as management considers extra bleachers and a 20 cent admission includes a preliminary game.
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Sixty Footers
Troop Field
the Journal
Jesse Winga
George McDaniel
Ralph Scott
Henry Little
Jay Brown
Washington Beats Keota in Tri County League Clash
Orr limited Keota to six hits as Washington won 8 to 1 at Troop field. Washington hitters unleashed 14 safeties led by B Adams who homered for Keota. DeMolays outslug Troop F 6 to 4 in eight innings in city league action.
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Washington
Keota
Troop Field
Washington Sluggers
B. Adams
Troop F
Lodge Boys
Troop
Walt Wells
Edmondson
American Pearls
Harmacs
Ottumwa
KHPO
Leteper
Jacobs
W. Kiesey
Mitchell
Hm Arnold
Meili
Lytle
Pwr
Fletcher
Adams
Denton
Malley
McGill
Willis
Fuhr
Arnold
G. Fletcher
Wey
Wbicher
Knottnerus
Tigers Narrow Lead With 2-1 Win Over Senators
Henk Greenberg's eighth inning single drove in a run for the Detroit Tigers in a 2-1 victory over the Washington Senators. Detroit stayed within a game and a half of the New York Yankees as boss Crowder’s five-hits pace kept them close in the pennant race. Gehrig homered for the Yankees as Reed Ruffing won his eighth, while Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics posted offense against St. Louis Browns. rainouts left Cardinals and Phillies idle.
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Henk Greenberg
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Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Alvin Crowder
Senators
Kubel
Miles
Greenberg
Fox
Mickey Cochrane
Gehrig
Lou Gehrig
Chapman
Yankee
Frank Crosetti
Charley
Red” Ruffing
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Zeke Ronura
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Peat Browns
Heorge Klaehoalder
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Higgins
A‘’s
Jimmy Foxx
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Legion Team Wins Two Softball Tilts at Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville Legion team won two close community league games. They defeated the Aces 7 to 6 with seven runs and four hits, amid eight errors. In the second game they beat the First Place EastEnders 7 to 6.
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Crawfordsville
Hope
Aces
EastEnders
Legon
Iowa 4-H judging team tours England after contest
Coach B W Lodwick leads Iowa's national champion 4 H judging team on a British Isles tour after the International Judging Contest in Newcastle upon Tyne. The group visits Denmark Holland Switzerland Channel Islands before sailing home July 24.
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Iowa
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Dairy Cattle Congress
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Channel Islands
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Holland
Switzerland
America
Plymouth
Great Western R. R
London
Normandie
Standings and results from major leagues and associations
Daily standings show New York leading the National League with a .704 mark and St Louis close behind. American League shows New York at .644, Cleveland at .621 and Philadelphia at .431. yesterday’s rain altered schedules with two games postponed. Tonight features New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago among others.
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St. Gels Ncocess
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Washington
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Wash
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Louisville
Population Decline in City of London Census
The City of London, spanning a square area between Temple Bar and the Tower, now has a smaller population than in medieval times. The original units report only about 11 000 residents according to a recent census.
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Temple Bar
Tower of London
Old City
Washington Girls Forfeit at Wayland
Washington forfeited a game to Wayland after the team left the field in the last half of the third inning due to objectionable umpiring. The squad will play at Richland next Tuesday evening before the Washington Richland Tri County game.
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Richland
Washington-Richland
Wayland
Labor Fight for ILU Control Divides Ryan and Bridges Factions
Followers of Joseph P. Ryan in New York and Harry Bridges of San Francisco clash over leadership of the International Longshoremen's Union. Bridges opposes Ryan's bid for national president as the election approaches.
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International Longshoremen’s Union
Joseph P. Ryan
New York
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Bridges
Ryan
Local Club Activities Highlight Social Evening and Visits
A sequence of social events described includes the P. Q. Klub hosting a gathering with games and a scavenger hunt, Elm Haven Springs hosting a youth group, and a quilt luncheon in Wellman with Mrs. Charles Stafford from Long Beach entertaining. Several families and named individuals attend these informal gatherings and birthday celebrations are noted for Virginia Schafer and Jaynita Schafer.
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Gelia Saunders
Janbette Wade
Dorothy DeFrees
Lilah Snavely
Frances Fisher
Harold Schuck
Donald Brown
Richard Scott
Robert Duskin
Paul Blumenstein
Rex Severt
Ross Severt
P. Q. Klub
Elm Haven Springs
John DeFrees
Harold Brown
Richard Scott Robert Duskin
David Ashby
Charles Stafford
Long Beach
California
Paul
Lexington
Barbara Bauer
Thelda Freel
Arden Freel
Wellman
Rockefeller at 96 Aims for 100 as Lakewood study notes
John D Rockefeller, aged 96, expects to reach 100. The nearby closeup study places the oil magnate at his Lakewood estate in Bl. do.
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Lakewood, Bl
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