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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1929

Page

3

Series ends with Philadelphia win over New York in seven game set

In a five game contest between New York and Philadelphia, Philadelphia won the decisive seventh game 7-4 before about 55,000 fans. Connie Mack used Ed Heynke to start, Ed Wells for New York, and Chicago’s Ed Wells faced a late rally as Philadelphia built an eight and a half game lead. Meanwhile other games saw Brooklyn beat New York 9-8 as Hank Deberry delivered six singles.

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American League Pesepiena scores and standings report

The brief lists multiple AL results with New York 7 over 4, Boston 7, Detroit 8, Cleveland 7, St. Louis 6, Chicago 5, highlighting a set of game outcomes and team scores in a compact standings note.

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Knights of Golden Circle crushed by Morton era actions

Indiana's wartime Governor Oliver P. Morton led Union forces to break up the Knights of the Golden Circle after a violent crackdown following the McCarty murder and related plots. The movement, tied to pro slavery and Confederate aims, saw arrests, trials, and executions as authorities pursued leaders from Indianapolis to Shoals and beyond.

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