Sharkey Schmeling Fight Ends In Controversial Foul
At Yankee Stadium on June 13 Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey in a fourth round foul finish. The blow ruled illegal by referee Jimmy Crowley came after Sharkey had dominated the third round, sparking confusion as judges Harold Barnes and Charles Matthiason supported Schmeling’s victory despite the crowd’s disappointment and unresolved questions about the call.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Jimmy Crowley
Schmeling
Sevral
Crowley
Harold Barnes
Charles F. Matthiason
Gene Tuney
Local notes reveal community travel and visits in Odon
A flurry of social updates from Odon and nearby towns details Miss Blanche Pickett and Mrs. M B Pickett hosting, Terreh Haute visitors, weekend returns, and many small gatherings. The piece also mentions funeral services for Rev. A ford and a historical note on ancient chess artifacts found near the pyramids.
Baseball Roundup from Chicago and New York Scores
Chicago blasted Washington 16 to 6 as Jolley Jeffries and Bluese homered and Burke and M Thomas gathered thirteen hits. Wells won in relief over Lyons who allowed twelve Chicago hits. In St Louis, Stewart won his eighth as Heston yielded nine hits in a 6 5 victory over Boston. Gull ic and Webb homered for the National League. Frey and Moss dueled in Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2 with Flowers delivering a go ahead double. After nine straight wins New York fell to Pittsburgh 10 7 as Kremer shut down the Pirates late and every Cincinnati batter collected a hit.
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Ted Lyons
Washington
Lyons
Chicago
G. Jolley
Jeffries
Bluese
Burke
M. Thomas
Stewart
Heston
St.ouls
Boston
Russell
Gullic and
Webb
Frey
Moss
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jake Flowers
Clark
Reds
New York
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fitzsimmons
Pruett
Heaving
Kremer
Bowman Family Attends Washington Event Tuesday
Dr and Mrs S E Bowman and their son Tom were at Washington Tuesday observing activities and visiting officials.
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A. O. Bowman
Joyce
Max
Alice McGee
Maude Clopp
Washington
S. E. Bowman
Son Tom
Dr Herbert Brooks Visit With Brooks Family
Chicago physician Dr. Herbert Brooks visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Brooks at the start of the week.
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Herbert Brooks
Chicago
Mrs
Robert Brooks
Miss Katie Ledgerwood Visits Burns City Friends
Miss Katie Ledgerwood visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Banks of Burns City, sharing time and conversation during the outing.
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Katie Ledgerwood
Steve Banks
Burns City
Mrs McWilliams and party return from visit in Indianapolis
Mrs A C McWilliams and daughter Marjorie Jean and Mrs R Frank Denny have returned to Indianapolis after a visit with Mrs J W Anderson. They were accompanied home by Miss Regene Anderson.
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A. C. McWilliams
Marjorie Jean
R. Frank Denny
Indianapolis
J. W. Anderson
Regene Anderson
Mr H D Cooper Taken To Daviess County Hospital
Mr H D Cooper was taken to the Daviess county hospital on Monday for medical treatment and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondell Skomp
Cletus Skomp
H. D. Cooper
Daviess County Hospital
Leamon Cooper Visits Seymour to See Mr and Mrs Flint
Leamon Cooper traveled to Seymour on Tuesday for a social visit with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Flint.
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Leamon Cooper
Seymour
Mrs
Truman Flint
Death Notice Visitors From Across States
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sipes and children of Bloomington were here this week due to the death of Mrs Grant Sipes their mother. John Straw of Linton spent last week visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Dunlap. Mrs Clarence Lemasters and children of Huntington West Virginia are visiting Mr and Mrs John Kinaman.
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Calude Sipes of
Linton
Grant Sipes
Raymond Sipes
Bloomington
Sipes
John Straw
Richard Dunlap
Clarence Lemasters
Huntington, W. Va
John Kinaman
Roy O’brian
Chicago
A. G. Williams
Local residents visit family and friends across states
Mrs C H Myers and son Charles of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Dr and Mr H E Bowman. Mrs Ola Stout of Dana visits friends in the community. Mr and Mrs Paul Dyal and son John of Maroon Illinois visit Mr and Mrs P H Dyal and Otis Marshall family. A group departs for Kentucky and West Virginia. Others travel to Hartsville Ohio and New York City for relatives.
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Ira Sneff
Terre Haute
C. H. Myers
Charles
Indianapolis
8. E. Bowman
Ola Stout
Dana
Paul Dyal
John
Maroon, Illinois
P. H. Dyal
Otis Marshall
Jarrett
Bobby
Charlotte
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wadsg worth-Braden visit to Indianapolis noted
Mrs and Mrs F K Wadsg worth and son Austin and Mrs Frank Braden spent the last of the week with friends at Indianapolis.
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F. K. Wadsgworth
Austin
Frank Braden
Indianapolis
Mrs Jane Freed Visits Stuffle Family in Eaglesville
Mrs Jane Freed spent the last of the week with Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd of Bicknell. Mr and Mrs Cecil Stuffle and children of Carms Illinois, Mr and Mrs Minard Smiley of Loo gootee, Mr and Mrs Leamon Stuffle and children and Mr and Mrs Elisha Stuffle of Eaglesville were Sunday guests of Mrs Laura Stuffle. Mrs Stuffle accompanied Mr and Mrs Smiley home for a visit.
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Jane Freed
Charles Boyd
Bicknell
Cecil Stuffle
Carms
Llinois
Minard Smiley
Mrs Mae Swayze Visits Relatives in Indianapolis
Mrs Mae Swayze traveled to Indianapolis at the start of the week to visit relatives and spend time with family.
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Mae Swayze
Indianapolis
Pershings Host Calvin Pershing Guests Family Friends
Calvin Pershing of Anderson and Mr and Mrs Raymond Pershing and Mrs Clara Byer and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Pershing.
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Calvin Pershing
Anderson
Raymond Pershing
Clara Byrer
Homer Pershing
Dayton Doctor Visits Local Clergy Couple
Dr W E Snyder of Dayton Ohio spent the last of the week in this city with Rev and Mrs Ernest Roberts staying at their home and sharing conversations about community matters and faith.
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A. D. Smith
Pisses
C. H. Ivy
News
William Baker
Fir Port
J. W. McMartry
Washington
Vincennes
W. F
Glen Bond
Plainville
D. P. McCoy
Freelandsville
J. W. Settle
Rinton
J. A. Fields
Jagdsville
D .W. Davis
W. E. Snyder
Dayton
Ohio
Ernest Roberts
Settle and Shepherds Visit Washington Clergy Couple
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Settle of Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shepherd and their sons of Washington visited Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts on Monday evening. James Robert Shepherd of Washington is spending the week with the Roberts family.
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J. W. Settle
Linton
Marion Sheperd and Sons of
Washington
Ernest Roberts
James Robert Sheperd
Mrs. Ernest. Roberts
Greys Set to Face Huntingburg in North Side Tilt
Grey players vow win as Huntingburg brings a strong squad to Washington. Local pitcher aims for a fifth straight home win after four in a row. Game scheduled at North Side ball park for 2 30 p m.
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Strong Huntingburg 4
North Side Park
Huntingburg
Wington
North Side Ball Park
Fords at Bridgeport in Sunday tilt with Qilers
The Washington Fords travel to Bridgeport Sunday afternoon for a game versus the Qilers. Kays will start on the mound for the locals.
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Fords
Bridgeport
Washington Fords
Budapest barber wins inter contest title in record time
A barber at an international competition was crowned champion after completing a complete shave in 43 seconds, beating the previous record of 46 seconds. The event highlighted speed and skill in traditional barbering practices.
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Budapest
Ec Ied
Viegim
Intervat
Seea
London Road to get steel road on Chelsea street
An experimental steel road on King's Road, Chelsea, aims to prove practical. The continuous steel network with concrete-filled intersections would be exposed to vehicle wheels, expected to outlast all other roads by about a factor of two, signaling a future to be built if successful.
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London
King’s Road
Chelsea
Yesterday's Results in American Association
Yesterday's results show St Paul 4 Toledo 3, Minneapolis 7 Columbus 5, Louisville 2 Kansas City 1. The matches indicate tight scoring battles across the league with notable pitching and offense from St Paul and Minneapolis.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Sports score snippets from early boxing era roundup
A compact scoreline list shows city teams and their points in a terse recap. Entries include American New York 14 Detroit 3, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 6, Chicago 14 Washington 6, St Louis 6, Boston 5, suggesting a regional competition or standings snapshot.
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American New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball scores from a rainy Philadelphia and Chicago game
In Philadelphia the game versus Chicago ended after the sixth inning due to rain with Chicago trailing 5 to 3. Pittsburgh defeated New York 10 to 7. Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 3 to 2. St. Louis at Boston postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland routs Phillies 4 0 to inch closer to leaders
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Brown held the losers to four hits, while Earnshaw collected eight hits and Myatt and Morgan homered for Cleveland. New York pounded 22 hits off Hoyt, Herring and Sullivan.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brown
Hart
Earnshaw
Myatt
Morgan
New York
Hoyt, Herring and Sullivan
Phillies Top Chicago 5–3 Amid Rain in Seventh Inning
In a rain interrupted game Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 3. The Phillies chased Osborne with three runs in the fourth. Chuck Klein had three singles and English homered. It was Willoughby’s first win of the season as he fired six hits. Boston St. Louis also noted with rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Phils
Osborne
Chuck Klein
English
Itt
Willoughby
Boston
St. Louis
Mineral fillings and teeth appearances late 18th century
The note states mineral fillings and mineral false teeth did not appear until the end of the 18th century. This reflects early dental innovation timelines and contrasts with earlier primitive dental practices.
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Odon News
Tom Stout
Blanche Pickett
M. B. Pickett
Charles, Masters
H. A. Masters
Basil Tyree
John Spurgeon
Mildred Stoat
R. B. Williams
Ralph Shuffleburg
Edith Masters
Edgar Masters
Elnora
Joan
Rebecca Lee Flint
Ray Cooper
Margaret Osman
Irene Flinn
Phoebe Ragle
The
Narcissus Club
Mrs. H. D. Cooper
Irene Porter
William Porter
Violet Meek
William Allen
Charles. Strause
Speedway City
Ol O’ Dell
Ralph Gobtee
Sunnday
L. E. ‘Cumnjius
Zada Sears
Cairo
Ra Quer
Pyramids
Frank Wykoff
California
George Simpson
Ohio State
Wykoff
Simpson
Boysave
Leland
Meier
Toppine
Hutson
Bracey
Iert
Hoyt
Yank
Babe Ruth
Combs
Lary
Wells
American Association
W. Il Pet
Paul
Nee Ee
Kansas City Ee
Minneapolis Ten Wees
Milwaukee
Ww. L
Cleveland Ee
Washington New York
St Louis Ee Ee
Boston Lenem
L. Pet
New York Enone Ones
St Louis
Eneeene
Dad
Lad
Raymond Cooper
EF. T. Laughlin
Rachael O’dell
New York City
Fred Dearmin
J. B. Stotts
Ralph Shufflebarger
Helen Connell
Victor Connell
Akron
Treva
Betty Cornell
Leadres
Washington, Ind
Shell Motor Oil
Shell’s
Shell
Waray
Eveey
P.C
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