Browns Rally Ends Detroit Victory in Ninth
In a tense Aug 15 game at S Louis Jacobson delivered a ninth inning single driving in Ellerbe for a 3 to 2 win over Detroit. Sisler homered in the sixth to tie the score with a man aboard as Blue extended his hitting streak to ten, a season best. Davis and Bassler partnered on the Detroit battery, while Severeid handled St Louis duties.
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Senators to Caddy for Newspapermen
Washington reports that cabinet members and senators will act as caddies for journalists at a golf tournament. Chief Justice Taft and other dignitaries are expected to attend as scores are kept, with proceeds distributed among high‑positioned retirees. George McCook, a former Washington newspaperman, is linked to the trophy plan.
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Noise in cellar awakens giants in exhibition
Philadelphia defeated New York 2 to 1 in the last appearance of the Quaker team in New York this season. Meadows pitched brilliantly as Kenethy and Lebourveau made key plays. Score line shows Philadelphia 3 runs to 19 for New York in a muddled exhibition game with injuries and erratic fielding.
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Meadows
Kenetchy
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Tunney Eyes Dons Carpentier Clash in October
New York reports Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village weighing a matchup with the Gibbons Carpentier winner slated for the second week in October. The piece notes Tunney’s height reach and past comeback, warns him to avoid the confident scrap with dangerous contenders, and touches on baseball-era manager moves and the 1919 World Series legacy. It also comments on the Phillies, Athletics, and White Sox in a broad sports overview.
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Tunney
New Jersey
Soldier Jones
Montreal
Dempsey-Carpentier
Gene
Gibbons
Carpentier
White Sox
Lenglen Leads Early In National Women's Tennis Championship
Forest Hills August fifteenth reports show Mile. Suzanne Lenglen dominating exhibition and practice rounds as top contenders Molla Mallory and Mary Browne advance to second round. Other favorites beat challengers, including Mrs. Marion Jessup and Clare Cassell, while Lenglen’s America debut draws cheers for her racquet wizardry.
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Asociater Press
Forest Hills
Mile
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Eleanor Goss
Lengten
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
B. E. Cole
Boston
Clare Cassell
New York
Marie Wagner
Leslie Bancroft
Mary K. Browne
Santa Monica
Cal
Brenda Hedstrom
Buffalo
Mrc
May Sutton Bundy
Los Angeles
Gerault
Mes
Marshall McLean
Lenglen
Far racing card prepared for Montana state fair
Three days of horse racing with four thousand dollars in purses will highlight the Montana state fair next month. George J. Klatz of Butte, the fair’s racing secretary for 19 years, said races are scheduled Monday Wednesday and Friday with auto races on alternate days. Four or five running races are planned and if enough harness horses enter there will be pacing and trotting events as well. Horsemen across the region are seeking details and expect fast events.
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Malone Reinstated To Good Standing
Jock Malone, St Paul welder, held on a Rochester warrant for possession of a stolen car was released after Rochester authorities were convinced he was innocent. Two state employees testified Malone checked the registry and bought the machine properly. He is reinstated to good standing with the Minnesota boxing commission which had barred him pending the charges.
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Youthful Golfer Dominate Colorado Springs Links
A sun tanned 13 year old, Homer Joy Jr., son of Dr Homer Joy of New York, turns heads among Colorado Springs pros with record pace on local courses. Joy began golf at seven in Morristown New Jersey and Quogue Long Island, and holds the Redlands California course record at 78. He summers in Colorado Springs and will face top local players in forthcoming matches.
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Quogue
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Redlands
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Trapshooter Sets New World Record in Kansas
At Corfeville Kansas Fred R Etchens broke every target in 100 double trap events to claim a new world record. In Sioux City Iowa Earl McArthur stopped Joe Mindell in the eighth round of a bantamweight bout. In Columbus Ohio Johnny Karr of Cleveland won a 15 round welterweight decision over Jack Perry of Boston.
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Sioux City
Towa
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Joe Mindell
Rockford
Columbus
Ohio
Johnny Karr
Cleveland
Jack Perry
Boston
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Coast League Results and Yellowstone Trail Update
Coast League results reported by the Associated Press show Los Angeles 0 and Vernon 6. Parley Cooley, marker for the Yellowstone trail, is due in Butte today or tomorrow to repair signs along the route, after leaving Bozeman Friday night.
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Lenglen’s dominance eyed in American women’s tennis race
The United States braces for Suzanne Lenglen as she lands in New York to challenge the American National Women’s Championship at Forest Hills. The French star’s flawless record against England, France, and Europe’s best raises the stakes as Mallory Browne Bundy and others vie for a shot at the invader while the Cup hangs in the balance.
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Murphy and Simonic Ready for Hard Bout
Seattle, Aug 15 Frankie Murphy from Denver arrived after a Portland stop and trained with Fierry Bagies as he prepares to fight Joe Simonich, the Butte Waller weight showman, tomorrow night. Murphy has boxed more often than Simonich and remains a top attraction in the ring. Both fighters promise aggressive actions in the upcoming bout in Seattle and Portland.
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Slag Pots Fall To Philipsburg In Close 7-6 Game
Special Dispatch from Philipsburg reports a tense season highlight as Philipsburg edged Slag Pots 7 to 6. Menderville produced five runs early for the Slag Pots, then Austin Jarvis and Powers sparked a late Philipsburg comeback led by Dickens, with Brogan returning to the field after years away.
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