Greys win 5-4 in close local baseball game
Brazil and Greys split the scoring, but Deitz drives home winning run on a perfect bunt. Edwards pitched well for the locals, and Queen starred with four hits in five at bats. Ledup took the loss after Murphy started for Brazil and LeMasteres handled later innings. Time of game two hours forty five minutes. Umpires Aper and White.
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Edwards
Deitz
Brazil
Queen
Williams
Downey
F. Barding
Tin
Lemasters
Murphy
Ledup
White
Hayes
Roy Brann
Ewes
Wasnes
Witte
EI Delis
Nc Ecduns
Fhambleson
Alberti
Hoese
J. Barding
Ray Brann
Dewey
Leolup
Scholarships Offered to 20 Indiana Boys for State Fair Camp
Twenty Indiana youths may attend the Boys State Fair Camp at tuition free funded by the N V Potash Export Co with $200 for expenses. Ten corn, six potato, two sweet potato, one tomato and one onion club scholarships will be awarded by the Purdue Agricultural Extension Department between August 1 and 15. Each county may enter one youth per class, selected by county agents using the 4 H score card. winners must exhibit at State Fair or be on a judging or demonstration team. Enrollment fee is one dollar. applications due August 18 to E J Barker, Indiana Board of Agriculture. Camp runs Sept 4 to Sept 12 at the State Fair grounds.
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N. V. Potash Export My
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue
E. J. Barker
Sec’'y
Indiana Board of Agriculture
State House
Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs John Wise Visit From Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs John Wise of Cincinnati spent the weekend here with relatives, sharing time with family and catching up on old acquaintances.
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John W. Wise
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Major League Baseball Scores Snapshot
Scores from yesterday include New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Boston and others with varied results. Notable games feature New York 6, Cincinnati 5 and Boston 9, Brooklyn 2, plus Indianapolis 0, Columbus 5 and Milwaukee 9.
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Philadelphia
Washington
New York
St. Louis Enews
Boston
Ccceen
Chicago
Pet
St. Louis
Chicago Ee Eel
Brooklyn Eee
Philadelphia _ t
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Oeonet
Pet. M Saiukee
St. Paul
Ouilsville
Minneapolis
Columbus Eee T
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Baseball scores and notable innings across doubleheaders
The report recounts multiple MLB game snippets with varied innings and hits. Teams like Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, Boston, St Louis, and New York appear, detailing late innings, homers including a seventeenth, and key pitching lines. The narrative strings together score outcomes from the day’s doubleheaders and individual performances.
Giants Win But End With Lindstrom's Run Rush
New York's two intrepid players faced a tough game as the Giants edged St. Louis 10 to 4 with Morrell collecting a half dozen hits and Lindstrom scoring key runs. Eckert worked the mound for the Cubs while Grimes struggled, yielding six runs in a strained appearance. Ed Brandt led Chicago to a 1-2 victory, notching his tenth win.
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Leach
Ott
Strelecki
Chaplin
Giants
Morrell
Gam
Lindstrom
Eckert
St. Louis
Grimes
Four Crosses Deprived and Clues in a Puzzle
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Boston Defeats Chicago In Season Highlight 9 to 1
Boston routed Chicago 9 to 1 as Malone and Teachout allowed ten hits for the Braves. In the second game Smith and Sherdel faced off with Boston tying it at 2 in the eighth before the Sun day blue law ended play at nine innings. Cubs totaled twelve hits to Boston's seven. Philadelphia-Pittsburgh did no play.
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Chicago
Braves
Malone
Teachout
Smith
Sherdel
Cubs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hatfield Beats Sentman Twice At Soldier Field
Chicago June 29 Lee Sentman former Illinois hurdler representing the Illinois Athletic Club was defeated twice by rival Jimmy Hatfield Indiana in an AAU track meet at Soldier Field. Hatfield won the lows in 23.9 seconds and the highs in 14.8 seconds. Sentman, Western Conference high hurdles champion, had previously beaten Hatfield in many meetings. Cliff Watson, Indiana star, also won the three mile run. Mrs Blandford Boston and sons Jimmie and John T have gone to Loogootee to visit her parents before returning to Toledo. Mr Boston returned to Toledo Sunday.
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Chicago
Lee Sentman
University of Illinois
Illinois Atheltic Club
Jimmy Hatfield
Indiana University
Soldier Field
Hatfield
Sentman
Indiana Star
Cliff Watson
County Agent Recites Beetle Threat To Beans
County agent John Jensen notes the Mexican bean beetle is active in Daviess County this summer. Farmers request control methods as the pests feed on bean leaves, possibly destroying plants. Dust treatments using calcium arsenate, fine sulfur, and hydrated lime are recommended, with care to cover leaf undersides to avoid arsenical injury.
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John Jensen
Daviess County
Jensen
Covington Visitors From Gardiner and Lee Kin
J. J. Gardiner and Rev. J. A. Lee of Covington Kentucky are visiting with Grant Lee and other relatives, enjoying the family gathering and reconnecting with kin neighbors during the weekend.
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J. J. Gardiner
Rev
J. A. Lee
Covington, Ky
Grant Lee
Fords Defeat Shoals 14 to 7 in Extended Tilt
The Fords exploded in the first inning at Shoals with Yeager Walks Miles and Jordan aiding a key rally as ONeill cleared the bases with a homer. Final score 14 to 7 after seven innings due to heat. Denson added a two on homer while King homered for Shoals. Lewis pitched four innings and Miles three, allowing six runs on six hits and five hits respectively.
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Boston
Fae Brown
Moore
St. Louis
Red Sox
Young
Towns
Kline
Lisenbee
Burns
Fords
Shoals
Yeager
Miles
Jordan
O'Kane
O’neill
Denson
King of Shoals
Lewis
Sum
Washington Indicates Progress in Hoover Debt Accord
Indications from official quarters suggest a principle agreement with France on the Hoover debt moratorium program has been reached. Acting secretary of state Castle said several technical points remain to be adjusted and noted no final agreement yet.
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France
Castle
Mellon
Paris
Weekend visit from Lawrenceville and Evansville couples
Malcolm Faust of Lawrenceville Illinois and Fred Reisinger of Evansville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Faust in town, visiting Mr Faust’s parents.
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Malcolm Faust
Lawrenceville, Il
Fred Reisinger
Evansville
Mr. Faust
Mrs
Charles Faust
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