Rivals Eye Yankees For Next Season As They Mould Fine Rining
New York Yankees dominance sparks panic among AL rivals who plan rebuilding schemes. Phil Ball signals a teardown of St Louis Browne while Connie Mack faces changes after a costly bid to win. Cobb may retire next season as others like Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, Detroit seek stability and the Red Sox slide.
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Kenny L. Farrell
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe Dugan
Bob Meuse
Combs
Ruth
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Koenig
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browne
Connie Mack
Cobb
Mack
Leonard
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Johnson S First E Wash RHP ALE Ts a Ganly 1 0
Battered by Johnson in relief and other sparse lines, the fragment notes a pitching appearance and substitution in the eighth inning. It mentions players Heyden and Gernng with limited context and partial at bat totals.
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Ganly
Johnson
Huches
Johnson’s Historic Major League Debut by Walter Johnson
The piece recalls Walter Johnson’s landmark MLB debut for the Washington Senators, facing Detroit and Ty Cobb. It notes Johnson’s all fastball mastery, a seventh inning bunt scare, and remarks him as the era’s greatest pitcher with a 1907 stat line of 2.36 earned runs per game in 14 appearances including 95 hits allowed.
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Walter Johnson
Weiser
Idaho
America
Cantillon
Johnson
Washington
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Claude Rossman
Tigers
Charley Street
Senators
Washingto
Golf Alphabet T Highlights Twenty Famous T Golfers
The piece lists notable golfers whose surnames start with T, tracing Walter Travis born in 1862 and first American to win the British Amateur, John Henry Taylor born 1871 and multiple Open champions, Jerome D Travers by New York City with multiple US titles, Cyril Hastings Tolley famed for long drives, Joe Turnesa the 1926 US Open near miss, and other T players including Tait Thompson Torrance de la Torre Turpie Tufts Thomas and Thompson women champs and a Cincinnati Reds jab about Axt Nehf.
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Walter Travis
Mr. Travis
Australia
United States
J. H. Taylor
England
Travis
John Henry Taylor
Germany
J. H
Jerome D. Travers
New York City
Travers
Bobby Jones
Cyril Hastings Tolley
Dr. Tweddell
Tolley
Joe Turnesa
F. G. Tait
Frank, Nicol
William Thompson
Thomas
W. B. Torrance
Scotland
A de la Torre
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
The
Links
T. Suffern Tailor
Newport
Rhode Island
Td. Tufts
Los Angeles
Mike Thomas
Crack Southpaw
Nashville
L. Thompson
Bertha Thompson
Miss Titterton
Fight Results Last Night
Harry Blitman defeated Eddie O'Dowd by decision in Philadelphia. Tiger Flowers scored a ten round win over Bill Conley in Norwalk. Martin Burke beat Larry Gaines in New York over ten rounds. Benny Touchstone stopped Romero Rivas. Harry Fay KO'd Bert Finch.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Harry Blitman
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Blitman
O'Dowd
Norwalk
Conn
Tiger Flowers
Bill Conley
Lewiston
New York
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Larry Gaines
Toronto
Benny Touchstone
Florida
Romero Rivas
Harry Fay
Louisville
Bert Finch
Savannah
Denver Woman's State Golf Pairings Set at Cherry Hills
Pairings for the Woman's annual state golf tournament at Cherry Hills will be made Sunday. In practice rounds this week Mrs. L. M. Van Meter shot an 88 for low.
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Denver
Cherry Hills
L. M. van Meter
Giants Surge Toward NL Lead Amid Wet pennant chase
In a soggy National League chase the Giants won again to move six and a half games ahead of the Pirates. They crushed the Cubs 6 6 as Hornsby homered and drove in the go ahead runs. Cincinnati, St Louis, and Brooklyn won as Cy Williams powered the league hitting chase. The Yankees cruised past the Browns 9 to 4 as Ruth tallied 84th homer and Gehrig struck out with one on. Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 2 and Washington routed Boston 12 to 2 led by Van Graflan’s ejections and Johnson’s pitching.
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Associated Press
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Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Bruins
Corsairs
Robins
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Traynor
Max Carey
Hill Doak
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Clark
Cincy
Cincinnati
Genewich
Wertz
Boston
Cardinals
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Cleveland
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White Sox
Washington
Buckeye Harris
34 Round Boxing Card At Denver Stadium Tonight
A large crowd is expected for a 34 round boxing program at Stock Yards stadium tonight. Notable matchups include Sidney Kid Belt of Canon City versus Elmer Pulver of Billings, Tiger Jensen of Denver against Pete Pacheco of Trinidad, and Freeman Pepper of Sioux City facing Ray McPeek of Salt Lake City in 10 round bouts. One thousand seats are priced at 60 cents each.
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Denver
Stock Yards Stadium
Dick Bishop
Chicago
Ve. Young Anthony
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Sidney Kid Belt
Canon City
Elmer Pulver
Billings
Mont
Tiger Jensen
Pete Pacheco
Trinidad
Freeman Pepper
Sioux City
Ray McPeek
Salt Lake City
Betting on Fights Warps Viewpoint Not Dempsey
A boxing writer recounts personal betting on fighters, notably Tom Sharkey and Jim Corbett, and explains why he stopped betting. He recalls losing a twenty dollar bet, then a larger sum while training with Corbett, and notes betting affected his impartiality as a sports writer.
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Dempsey
Sharkey
Thin Sharkey
Tom Sharkey
Jim Corbett
New York
Harry Corbett
San Francisco
Tom
John Kelly
Connie McVey
Corbett
Jim
Philippines
Carson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitveimmonk
Pitz
Himy Camp
Fitz
Fitz Bauer
Paul
Fitzsimmons
Bkob
Bob
Willard
Havana
Cuba
Johnson
The
Bell Syndicate Inc
Voigt Eligibility Decision Pending From Golf Association
Washington hearing on George J. Voigt’s eligibility to play in the National Amateur event in Minneapolis next month ends with Secretary Herbert H. Rameau departing New York for a ruling expected within days. The dispute concerns Voigt’s role as secretary to Edward Be. McLean and whether his golfing time violates District of Columbia expectations for amateur status.
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Washington
New York
U. S. Golf Association
George J. Voigt
Polfer
District of Columbia
Minneapolia
Voigt
Herbert H. Rameau
Edward BE. McLean
Wrestling Showdown Looms Between Thom and Chick Tonight
Promoter Kimeor Guthrie organizes a wrestling evening at Metro Park in Wabash Indiana featuring Coach Thom of Wabash and Bobby Chick of Nebraska. Both men claim fairness, with Chick challenging Thom to a winner take all stake. Tickets for curtain raisers are on sale at City Dray Store.
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Thom
Wabash
Indiana
Bobby Chick
Nebraska
Metro Park
Ming Fang
Amarillo
Kimeor Guthrie
Woman breaks mile swim record in Massapequa meet
Martha Norelieu set a world record for the mile at 2 hours 14 minutes 8.6 seconds, with Ethel McGary second in 26 minutes 15. The prior record was Edith Mayne of Forquay, England.
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Massapequa
Martha Nore
Lieu
Mien
Edith Mayne
Forquay
England
Jaet
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