Babe Ruth Hits Two Homers in 6-4 Yankee Win Over White Sox
Babe Ruth belts his 37th and 38th homers of the season driving in four runs as the New York Yankees defeat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 in the Bronx. Herb Pennock hurls for New York while Tommy Thomas allows six runs. Combs reaches base twice as Ruth delivers two long balls and Gehrig contributes a double play and another RBI.
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C N W Stops Train for Birth of 100 Pound Hippopotamus
A 100 pound male hippos baby caused a Northwestern railway train to stop between Racine and Menominee in Wisconsin. Parents Barney and Alice Fiesenbeck Wallace were reportedly proud as the newborn delayed traffic while officials documented the event.
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Olympians Land in Holland for Ninth Olympiad training
America's Olympic team arrived in Amsterdam aboard the U S President Roosevelt ready to train nine days before the games. Athletes rushed ashore to begin preparations for track field and water tests while boxers and wrestlers stay aboard for road work due to lack of facilities. Crews will shuttle to a canal site 45 minutes away for meals and return nightly under curfew. The group shows high spirits and eagerness to defend their 1924 Paris victory.
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National Patriotic Song Prize Announces 86000 Awards
Florence Brooks Aten of New York offers 86000 in cash prizes for a new national anthem. Open to American citizens with a top prize of 83000, second prize 1000, and ten 100 prizes. Preliminary words contest awards ten 100 prizes. Submissions due at 342 Madison Avenue, New York. Judges include Lambert Murphy Reinald Wer tenrath and Dr. Sigmund Spaeth. A new stamp will be issued for philatelists at Le Havre in 1999.
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Government to supply cattle data for Corn Belt feeders
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics will provide Corn Belt cattle feeders with detailed data on western stocker and feeder cattle. Reports for Texas and Nebraska will show supply, condition, and market relevance, with Iowa Missouri Indiana and Nebraska receiving feeder demand estimates. Data exchange with range cable reports will be released by late August for informed feeding decisions.
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Motorcycle Races Set for Iowa State Fair
Des Moines reports the Towa motorcycle racing championship will be decided at the state fair next month with all state residents racing August 24 and August 31. Prizes of 500 dollars will be offered.
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Loomis-Brown Monumental Company Incorporated
Articles of incorporation filed in the County Recorder’s office by Eva Brebner for Loomis-Brown Monumental Company. Capital stock listed at 325,000 with principal business in Waterloo. Purpose to purchase, finish, manufacture, erect, maintain and repair memorials tombstones and markers. K. W. Loomis named president and treasurer A. A. Brown vice president and secretary.
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Estate of W. J. Martin Left to Daughter
In probate today J. W. Thomspon Clerk of Courts records Walter J. Martin leaving all his property to his daughter Mrs. Dua A. McCurdy who is named executrix. Martin died just Tuesday and owned a Turkish bath parlor. The article notes the Roman body contains copper zinc tin manganese iron and aluminum with no known usefulness except iron.
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Red Sox Victors In Twin Bill At Cleveland
Red Sox defeated Cleveland 3 2 in the first game and 5 2 in the second as Detroit pounded Zachary in the opener and Washington struck Stoner for five runs in the latter.
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Sunshine and Ohio Home Featured at Legion Band Concert
Under threatening skies 1400 music lovers gathered at Washington Park for a summer concert by the American Legion band directed by C. R. Whaylen. George LaHue led as singing drummer with two numbers Sunshine and My Ohio Home. The program alternated popular songs and overtures with audience applause for the melodies.
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Hope for Stallings Recovery Abandoned in Macon
Macon July 20. George Stallings magnate lays in hospital with heart trouble after a restless night. Once owner of the Montreal club, he earned fame in 1914 as the miracle man who piloted the Boston Braves to a pennant and a world championship from a lowly start. The text notes a stark contrast with Chinese labor wages, listing $160 yearly.
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Hunter Wins Interzone Net Tilt Over Italian Gaslini
Francis T. Hunter of the United States defeated Plaicido Gaslini of Italy 6 1 6 1 6 0 in the opening inter-zone final match for the Datis cup. The New Yorker dominated with a powerful forehand and steady court work as hundreds watched the one sided clash in Auteuil France.
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