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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
3
Rube Bressler had two on base in the eighth when King, Hadi and Tison drove in four, with a two run homer by Boston. The Dodgers should have won 11 to 9 in nine frames before an error by Lester Bell allowed Brooklyn to score. Pittsburgh did not play.
American Association games included St Paul 3 Indianapolis 65 and Minneapolis 7 Louisville 5 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 3. Kansas City at Toledo played as part of Wednesday double header.
In American League action the Yankees beat Philadelphia 11 to 1 to open the twin bill, with Lefty Grove winning his 11th. Boston topped Washington 5 to 4 while Chicago crushed the Cubs 14 to 3. The Mackmen later won 11 to 1 then fell 8 to 3 as Earnshaw faltered. Simmons logged eight hits on the day. A 66,000 crowd watched the two games. a final-day doubleheader loomed with Washington losing to Boston and Chicago routed.
Baltimore case details a plaintiff seeking 20000 dollars claiming an inexperienced golfer caused head injury by a ball from Mellon. Plaintiff argues negligence and failure to warn as the ball struck during a game involving William B Wiltshire and an unskilled player. Proceedings focus on negligence negligent driving and duty to warn in golf.
In a brief court notice, the Circuit Court is listed with allowances and mentions of the Lawyers Co-Op and Bobbs-Merrell Co. details are sparse, specifying only the entities involved and the procedural context without extended background.
In Gary Indiana on June 2 a man formerly labeled as communist socialist and anarchist faces scrutiny over allegiance to Russia. He fled tyranny under Nicholas II and seeks American citizenship but lines blur between nationality and loyalty as officials weigh his claims.
Petersburg resident Stephen R. Chappell learned his brother Crill Chappell, once of Petersburg and now in Medicine Springs Iowa, was killed by a train early yesterday in Mississippi Iowa. Crill Chappell, about 60, had many Pike County relatives. The funeral will be held at his Iowa home.
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