Anodes Rally to Beat A.C.M. in Last Frame
Anodes narrowly defeated A.C.M. 3 to 0 after a late rally in Arctic conditions. Erickson pitched well for the winners, while Day struggled for the A.C.M. offense though Maple, Meyerson, and Cochran contributed key hits. Louie Bella scored the winning run as the crowd braved cold weather to see a dramatic finish.
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Women Channel Stars Are Slated For Big Race Around Manhattan Isle
The 42 mile swim around Manhattan Island is planned for next month, featuring first two women to swim the star span the English Channel. Mrs Clemington Corson and Miss Gertrude Ed Rel e would compete for a $25,000 prize. Arch Selwyn and Walter Thissange push for an official challenge and possible later Catalina prize. England leads in women's Olympic Games as Gothenburg hosts and Otto Floto, Denver sports editor, collapses.
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Ten Tennis Teams Survive Opener in National Doubles
Maas, Aug. 39. Sixteen teams enter the national doubles championship opener with decisive wins in straight sets. Notable results include Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams, and William Johnston with Ronald Chandler advancing. The event features French pairs Borotra La Coste and Reardon, Cochet, plus Texas duo White and Thalmermer among the survivors.
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Lionel Ogden
Cranston Holman
Weil
Nant Nat
Richards
Wile
Hama Beats Baker Hubbell in Straight Sets
In a Missouri Valley title effort, Hama defeated Kansas City duo Lem Baker and J W Hubbell in straight sets. The match featured powerful serves and varied rallying as Sam Scott and partners faced Seattle's Theodore McDonald. French teams Borotra La Coste and Cochet Brugnon also advanced with dominant play, framing a day of decisive results.
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Salt Lake City
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Lundy Fraser Title Clash at Missoula Elicits Helena Signings
Lundy meets Fraser in a featured prelim at Missoula county fair. Hattie Don Fraser of Spokane has signed on for a September 22 main event. Kennedy of Kotte is listed as a heavy contender for an additional card, with a semi windup planned for a national bout.
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Malone Defeats Fisher in 16 Round Boxing Match
Chicago Aug 30 Jack Malone of St Paul won a referee decision over Young Fisher of Syracuse in sixteen rounds, taking every round by a decisive margin. Malone weighed 159 pounds, Fisher 162. In the semi windup Frankie Welsh of Chicago beat Leo Wax, an Australian, in six rounds at 150 pounds, and Joe Woods of Chicago beat Jack Williams of Denver in six.
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Pirates Split Doubleheader With Cardinals in NL Race
Pittsburgh Pirates split a doubleheader with the St Louis Cardinals, winning game one 10 0 and losing game two 8 1 to keep in the National League pennant chase. Kremer and Smith pitched for Pittsburgh. Cardials solidified third place behind Cincinnati Reds.
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Dempsey trains hard as Tunney fight nears
Atlantic City reports Jack Dempsey's intensified workout with extended rounds and bag drills. Gene Tunney’s camp drew attention in Philadelphia as officials sharpen ticket control for the September 23 title bout. Gene Tunney's promoter Jules Aronson resigns from involvement, citing alleged mistreatment of Philadelphians by Tex Rickard's team.
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Gene. Tunney
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Star Catch by Parker in Tight Clark Powers Win
In a six inning game at Clark Park Clark men edged Mines league Electr 3 to 0 behind clutch pitching from Robertson and a standout left field grab by Henle Parker. Escallier opened with a triple for Clark, Menges and Charlton added singles, Glynn held the powerful lineup with two strikeouts, and Parker’s late circus catch sealed the shutout.
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Guy McKinney Wins Hambletonian Stake
Guy McKinney driven by Nat Ray wins the Hambletonian stake in Australia. Owned by Henry B. Rea of Pittsburgh, the colt finished mile splits of 2.08% and 2:04, earning $345,868.42. Dean, also from Pittsburgh, finished second, with $15,105.28 prize.
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Swims 92 Miles Believed Record Set
Flomaton swimmer Amy Jackson completed a 92 mile Escambia River crossing in nine hours 33 minutes yesterday, believed to break all fresh water long distance records. The feat occurred near Moline Florida with the river run lasting through the afternoon.
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