Deacon Phillippe Seeks Return To Organized Baseball
Deacon Phillippe, once a legendary Pirates and World Series pitcher, seeks an organized baseball job as an ivory hunter. Pat Moran of the Reds dismisses the term but will lobby other owners to place Phillippe on payroll. The piece recalls Phillippe’s peak years and the Pirates NL title win in 1903.
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Deacon” Phillippe
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Pat
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Phillippe
Pittsburg Pirates
Pittsburg
Pirate
Howard Camnitz
Sammy Lever
Claude Hendrix
Babe” Adams
Pirates
Babe” Ruth
Louisville
New York
Neal
Heston Red Sox
United States League
Federal League
Barney Dreyfuss
Evans Dominates Western Golf Titles in Storied Career
Norman Ef Brown highlights Chick Evans as a golfing great joining Travers and Travis in the hall of fame. Evans wins his seventh amateur title in Kansas City, adds national and western titles, with Travers and Travis noted for their record contrasts.
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Norman EF. Brown
Chick Evans Hialds
Jerome Travers
Walter Travis
America
Evans
Kansas City
Evans Dominates Finals In National Amateur Billiards
Evans won decisive scores in every final across two national events. He defeated Standish Jr. in 1914 after opening 11 up and 9, then beat Standish Clarence Wolff Knepper and Van Elm with margins of 75 54 32 and 5 4. Born in Indianapolis, he is thirty two and the only caller to hold both national titles the same year and the national and western amateur titles concurrently.
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Warren K. Wood
Mergin
Evans
A. Standish, Jr
Standish
Clarence
Wolff
KR. E. Knepper
G. van Elm
Indianapolis
Pick Ohtoans to Play in Tourney
Columus August 1 As a result of registering the low medal scores during the qualifying rounds at the Seloto Club here yesterday John Rogers of Dayton Emmet French of Youngstown George Bowden of Cincinnati George Sargent of Columbus and Larry Nachholtz of Lima will represent Ohio in the national professional golfers tourney in September at Pittsburgh The 17 professional contestants yesterday turned in scores led by Rogers 141 French 146 Bowden 147 Sargent 151 Nachholtz 151 Hart 153 Campbell 152 Cunningham 159 Reesa 159 Lorms 159 Brogren 160 Thomas 161 Sherwood 142 Blanton 164 Anderson 165 Moeller 167 Way 167
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Seloto Club
John Rogers
Dayton
Emmet French
Youngstown
George Bowden
Cincinnati
George Sargent
Larry Nachholtz
Lima
Ohio
Pttsburg
Emmett French
Geores Bowden
Larry Nadholtz
Tima
Hart
Marietta
Alex Campbell
Alex Cunningham
Toledo
Harry Reesa
Cleveland
Charlie Lorms
Henry Brogren
Chillicothe
Joe Thomas
W. C. Sherwood
Newark
Julian Blanton
Athens
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Results
Results across leagues include Milwaukee 5 Columbus 7 in 10 innings and Toledo 6 Kansas City 3. St Paul 7 Indianapolis 2, Louisville 6 Minneapolis 5, and Minneapolis 8 Louisville 4. In the American League Cleveland 14 Washington 5 and Detroit 11 Philadelphia 1. Chicago 3 New York 2. St Louis 6 Boston 2. National League Cincinnati 6 Boston 3, Chicago 18 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 12 New York 4, St Louis 6 Brooklyn 2.
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Baseball schedule features multiple league tilts today
The card lists games across the American League and National League with matchups including Columbus vs Milwaukee Toledo vs Kansas City Indianapolis vs St Paul Louisville vs Minneapolis Boston vs St Louis Washington vs Cleveland New York vs Chicago Philadelphia vs Detroit Cincinnati vs Boston Pittsburgh vs New York St Louis vs Brooklyn Chicago vs Philadelphia. Also a note mentions about three thousand stitches in a hand sewn shoe pair.
Golf star John Black fight for life after crash at Columbia
John Black professional golfer remains in critical condition at Columbia hospital in San Jose after an auto accident last night. He suffers a fractured skull a dislocated shoulder several broken ribs and possible internal injuries though today officials report slight improvement.
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Fighting For Life
San Jose
Calif
John Black
Life
Columbia Hospital
Skokie Country Club
Chicago
SUPT MILLER HONORED FOR HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
The state department of public instruction granted a state high school certificate to Assistant County Superintendent Charles E. Miller of Athens County. State officials recognize his strong work in the Athens county schools and rate him as one of the region's best rural school men.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Charles E. Miller
Athens County
Department of Eduction
Miller
Ohio
Fight at Redland Field Ends in Riot After Boxing Disqualification
Gene LaRue Canadian flyweight leaped from the ring after a disqualification in a bout with Spider Lewis. A free-for-all ensued with fists feet chairs and clubs injuring three policemen who were hospitalised. LaRue and two spectators were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Spider Lewis
Gene LaRue
LaRue
Post Office Brawl Ends in Fatal Chest Injury
In Cleveland on August 1 Alexander Zidman a 19 year old post office employee was killed in a fist fight with a co worker. The melee occurred in the main corridor of the post office and Zidman struck his head on marble dying before hospital care. Police hold the suspect and five witnesses are under inquiry.
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Cleveland
Alexander Zidman
Zidman
Secretarial figure charged with reckless driving
In Belmar New Jersey on July 31 a warrant was served on Perry Belden first secretary to the American embassy in Paris for reckless driving. The article notes that about forty percent of the world's gold supply is held by the United States.
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The
United States
Margie Withington Insured for Million by Ziegfeld
American actress Margie Withington has had her legs insured for 1 million dollars by Florenz Ziegfeld. He calls them the most perfect in America.
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Margie Withington
Lo Ziegfeld
Amparica
Sweetest Smile Contest Chooses Marie Yost at Valparaiso
Marie Yost of Mendota Illinois won a contest as the girl with the sweetest smile at Valparaiso Indiana University. She will supervise music in Eyes public schools next year.
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Mendota
Ill
Valparaiso
Ind
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