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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
Baseball scores and results from a hectic day
Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee and New York all posted results as Pittsburgh and the Giants battled. Philadelphia routed Cleveland 10 to 3 behind strong hitting, while Jimmy Zinn struggled for the Macks and Rommel secured the win with eleven hits allowed. Bunches of singles, doubles, and a flurry of extra-base hits highlighted the day across multiple parks.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Pethiladelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
National
Pittsburgh
Newark Philadellphia
Brooklyn
Ois
Cincinnati
Nee Ee
Philadelphia
Jimmy Zinn
Macks
Milius
Gordon Cochrane
Jimmy Foxx
Bing
Milier
Homer
Haag
Hhomer
Rommel
Twirling
Averill
Baseball doubleheader with late ninth rally and Tigers victory
Washington tied Chicago with four runs in the ninth but Chicago responded in the tenth to win 11 to 8. Four Boston pitchers used in a 4 to 1 win over St Louis with Milton Gaston earning his fourth straight victory. Kentucky comet tail estimate noted. Plainville items list visitors and family events across town with multiple local names.
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Washington
Chicago
Ted Lyons
Braxton
Brown
Liska
Faber
Lyons
Milton Gaston
Boston
St. Louis
Collins
Buth
Bigelow
W. Barrett
Todt
Social Notes Mention Guests and Hosts
Mr and Mrs H T Walls host guests while Mr and Mrs Wm Petty entertain. Miss Genevieve Sears of Odon visits Miss Virginia Overton as a guest this week.
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H. T. Walls
Wm. Petty
Genevieve Sears of
Odon
Virginia Overton
Plainview Guests Include Local Relatives in Visit
Marjorie Sue Misa Killion of Plainview Texas is visiting this week with Mr and Mrs R F Myers and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Claude Stskins and daughter of Cincinnati Ohio and Mryand. Mrs Frank Boyles of Wi were guests of Mr and Mrs Diaz Doolin Wednesday.
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D. J
James A. Dougherty
Niles and
Norwood
Joy
Ernest Clark
Elden
Eugene
Donald
Marvin Kinnett
Rheba
Bernard
Plainville
Joe Blagrave
Bicknell
William Ward
Ralph Burkhart
Wanda
Cincinnati, O
Mr. Burkhart
George Burkhart
Misa
Marjorie Sue
Killion
Plainview, Texas
Texas
R. F. Myers
Claude Stskins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Boyles
Diaz Doolin
Mars moons small yet nearer than Earth's moon
Mars has two moons much closer to the planet than Earth's moon but each is small in size. One moon is about 10 miles in diameter while the other is set at miles. Louisiana holds the second largest swamp acreage in the United States at 10 196 606 acres. Bowling news covers the Washington Auto bowlers beating Sinclair Oils by one pin and upcoming games between Central Christian and Alumni teams.
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Earth
Moon
Louisiana
United States
Washington Auto
Sinclair Oils
Central Christian
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