Dineen’s Decision Starts Fireworks In Baseball Card
New York drops from first after doubleheaders with Chicago and Cleveland takes two from Philadelphia. Yankees win 5 game set 7 0 with Ruth homering for his 41st. Kerr leaves game with injury. Philadelphia doubleheader Notre to 4 6 in 12 innings. Toseland wins both ends for lead. Boston beats Detroit in eighth straight. Washington bats explode for 17 hits and 16 runs against St Louis.
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Kewpie Leafe to Attempt Comeback in Ring Return
Paul, Aug &-John Kewpie Eaton, once bantamweight champion, plans a ring return next month after years away following a knockout by Pete Herman. The former title holder has spent the summer on his Watertown Minnesota farm and has received several bout offers.
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Cardinals Rally To Beat Boston In Extras
Cardinals scored their third straight win by beating Boston 7 to 6 in ten innings. Two home runs by Hornsby and McHenry fueled the offense as a bases on balls forced in the winning run in the 10th. Batteries Fillingim McQuillan Gowdy ONeill Pertica Bailey Haines Dilhoefer Clemons Ainmth.
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Leonard Tendler world light weight title bout postponed
The world lightweight championship between Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler in Philadelphia is postponed after Leonard dislocated his right thumb and will wear a cast for six weeks. Promoters Gunnis and Taylor worked to reschedule for September as Leonard’s injury sidelined the planned next Friday bout.
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Cleveland Fans Hope for Another Indians Flag and Tris Speaker
Cleveland remains intensely hopeful for a second world championship as Tris Speaker contemplates retirement if the Indians win again. Fans fear Speaker’s exit could end a long run of dominance, while injuries to key players test the team’s depth and the pitching staff.
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Local chatter on a lively sports night amid mixed lines
An overheard exchange on the No 3 car line celebrates a recent game described as mighty good by readers. The piece notes newspaper coverage and includes scattered team mentions such as Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Toledo, Columbus, and Indianapolis as part of a broader American Association report.
Utah Champion In Sixth Place At Denver Golf Tourney
Utah state champion George von Elm finished sixth in the first day of the transmissionippi golf tournament in Denver, posting an 80. Frank Godehaux of New Orleans led the field with a lower score as unwatered greens and recent rough conditions slowed scoring.
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Fractured Golf Card Notes Mixed Scoring And Forecast
A garbled golf report details strokes and a forecasted dual score. It mentions partial scores on the Mth and Arch holes, nine on the inward nine, a 43 total, and sixes on the first fourth and other holes. The text is heavily corrupted with unclear wording.
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Colorado wins Plain Dealer Trot in feature race
Walter Cox drove E. Colorado to victory in the $5,000 Plain Dealer 2:08 trot, the feature event. Peter Henley owned by Tommy Murphy of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., led a fourth stake win in six starts. Roy Grattan won two heats in the American Sporsman sweepstakes after a 2:04 pace loss to Senator Wilkes. King Harvest claimed the 2:20 trot in straight heats.
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Souths Furnish Tournament Thrills Despite Mixed Play
An erratic field produced a round of high drama as McKee and Godechaux led with multiple birdies and under par fronts. Denver’s Bromfeld struggled, while strong finishes from Heldewith and Silaine crafted a tense finish with several players in contention.
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Omaha to Host 1922 Trans-Mississippi Golf Tourney
Omaha will host the 1922 tournament of the Trans-Mississippi Golf Associations with the date to be set later by the association board. J. R. Lemist of Denver was reelected president, W. J. Foye of Omaha vice president, and Francis M. Gaines of Omaha secretary-treasurer. Coast League results note Sacramento 4 Seattle 6 with others not scheduled.
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