Clarendon Bulldogs Open Football Camp August 29
Clarendon College prepares a star-studded pre season squad for camp starting August 29 with six 1922 luminaries returning along with other veterans from last season. Coaches Walker and Cryer join the staff as Frank Stocking from Columbia drills the squad in fundamentals and tactics.
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Baseball scores and standings from August games
American League notes from Washington Boston and Philadelphia with results from doubleheaders. Detroit defeated 4 to 5 as Washington moved to second place within two games of the Yankees. Boston beat St Louis 11 to 5 while Philadelphia topped Cleveland 5 to 3 in a pitchers duel.
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Weis Sold to Chigags by Wichita Falls Team
Wichita Falls Texas August 20 The sale of outfielder Arthur Weis by the Wichita Falls club of the Texas League to the Chicago Nations League Club was announced today. A cash and players deal was agreed with the major league club. Terms not disclosed but Weis reportedly brought the biggest price ever for a spudder player. He reports at once to Chicago while the players in the deal do not report until next year.
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Which Is Greatest Ty Cobb Dominates Boxing Contender Trio
Ed Hughes assesses Ty Cobb Georges Carpentier and Primo Carpentier as a three way judging which is greatest. Cobb is praised for major league dominance, leadership with Detroit and long sustained excellence. Carpentier noted for long career but Cobb still tops. The piece argues Cobb embodies superior athletic character and influence for Young America.
Foreman Leads Beaumont to Triple Victory Over Shreveport
Shreveport cast-off Foreman pitched for Beaumont in a nine inning win completing a three series sweep. Beaumont scored eight runs, Shreveport seven, as Rheorhard Foreman Jacobus and Burns powered the victory with a late rally. Bernsen Carson handled the defense for Shreveport.
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Wichita Falls Dominates Galveston in Final Series Game
Wichita Falls routed Galveston 11 to 4 in the last game of the series. Batter Moon and Morgan led the Bears offense, while rookie Walkup pitched effectively for Wichita Falls. Other scores from around Texas include San Antonio beating Fort Worth 9 to 1 and Houston defeating Dallas 8 to 4.
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Senators Into Second Again Over Detroit
Washington swept a doubleheader from Detroit to move within two games of the Yankees in the American League pennant race. The Senators won 4 3 then 5 3, gaining four of five in the Detroit series while Detroit slipped to third behind Washington and ahead of the Browns. In other games, St Louis lost 11 5 to Boston, and the A’s beat Cleveland 5 3 as Baumgartner allowed eight hits. White Sox stayed sixth with no games, while the Giants expanded their NL lead by 6 2 over Cincinnati, and Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 5 4 in Chicago.
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Golf Party to Memphis Next Sunday Planned by Hillcrest Group
A group from Hillcrest plans a foraging expedition to Memphis next Sunday. Invited golfers include Bill Brown Jim Hagan W W Woolsey Roy Greenhill Walter Sikes Paul Oles Gene Hows W J Satterwhite H T McGee J D McClure C L Baskett J E Clements J H Croft H M Reed C F Dalley Walter Parr and John Edmision.
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National League results and Dodgers gain ground
National League games in Brooklyn and Cincinnati produced Brooklyn a 4 to 3 win over Pittsburgh with Vance pitching well for the Pirates. New York beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 behind Luque. Dodgers moved within half a game of the Cubs and held fourth place five and a half games behind the first division leaders.
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