Scholz and German to run off tie for 200 meters
Willie Ritola of Finland wins the 5000 meters at Amsterdam Stadium on day six as Paavo Nurmi and Edvin Wide place. Jackson V Scholz of New York and Kornig of Germany finish tied for third in the 200 meters and will have a runoff. Ritola’s time is 14 38. Magnusson and Kinnunen place fifth and sixth in the 5000 meters. Lermond finishes fourth after a final sprint.
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Columbus Senators Close In On Seventh Amid Rainy Day
idle by rain, the Columbus Senators sit a half game from seventh place as Minneapolis defeats Louisville twice. The Kentucky Colonels cling to seventh, with Columbus set to doubleheader Milwaukee Brewers as a path to rising if Louisville also loses to Minneapolis.
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Baseball Scoring Flash: Stewarts Hero Beats Yanks in Fifteenth
Walter Stewart drove in Blue with a bases loaded single in the 15th inning to lift St. Louis to a 4 3 win over the New York Yankees as Herb Pennock pitched all nine for the Yanks. Bob Meusel collected four hits for New York.
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Tunney Quits Ring Over Brain Injury Fears
Gene Tunney reportedly retires from boxing to prevent a recurrence of a brain injury that left his mind blank for four days a year ago. He disclosed this at a tea with two Daily News staffers, recalling the fright at Speculator during training for a second Dempsey bout. He recalled wandering mentally lost and regaining clarity after enduring seven solid blows to the chin.
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Home Run Club Leaders By Team and Player
The list highlights top home run hitters across leagues. Ruth and Gehrig lead the Yankees with 42 and 19 respectively, while Hauser and Simmons pace the Athletics with 15 and 10. Bottomley Hafey and Hornsby are prominent in the Cardinals and Braves with 23 and 16.
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Yesterday's Homer Leaders Stallion League Hit Parade
Yesterday's baseball notes highlight Barnes and Stephenson among top homer threats with Cubs Giants Reds Pirates tieing in on the homer count. Strong showings from Zitzmann and Wright noted for power. Grandham listed with Pirates.
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National league . 413 American league . Season's total a S87
The item notes season totals for the major leagues with a total of 413 in the National League and 413 in the American League and a combined season total of 87.
Athens Golfers Defeat Gallipolis Players Easily
Columbus match preview reports Johnny O'Keefe and Lou Bloom, promising featherweights, set to fight for the championship on Tuesday night. Local Athens golfers are noted for their easy win over Gallipolis in prior play.
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Unclear Scoreboard Notes From Twin City Sports Mix
A sequence of game scores lists Minneapolis and Louisville, Kansas City and Toledo, Indianapolis and St Paul with varied results. Weather tag appears as Columbus Milwaukee rain.
Baseball scores across major matchups reported
The sports column shows St. Louis 6 over Boston 1, New York 7 over Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3 over Brooklyn 2, and Pittsburgh 18 over Philadelphia 4, highlighting decisive outcomes across cities.
Baseball scores and standings snippet from Philadelphia and others
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated Cleveland 6 0 while Chicago beat Boston 6 3. Detroit edged Washington 5 4 in 12 innings with St Louis 4 and New York 3 in 15 innings.
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Milwaukee Columbus two games Friday in A A
Milwaukee faces Columbus in two American Association games Friday. Kansas City plays Toledo while St. Paul travels to Indianapolis. Minneapolis meets Louisville in another set.
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Baseball Pairings For Evening League Showdowns
Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia while Cincinnati faces New York. Chicago plays Brooklyn and St Louis meets Boston in crowded matchups expected to draw crowds and fast action.
Matchups Set Across Cities in Basketball Schedule
Washington at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago. The four games fill a busy slate with key rivalries and regional interest.
Reds Aim To Return To Second With Luque Start
New York Aug 3 The Reds seek to regain second place in the standings after a 7 6 loss to the Giants last night. A win would move Cincinnati back to the No 2 spot while the club also blamed a Horace Ford error for several of the five earned runs. Pete Donohue began warming up but hurt his back.
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Loughran Seeks Heavweight Title After Tunney Vacates
Tommy Loughran, the light heavyweight champion, filed a claim to the vacant heavyweight title left by Gene Tunney. National Boxing Association President Thomas E. Donahue said the claim will be considered with a merit report to follow. The NBA has endorsed Tex Rickard's elimination tournament.
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Giants Rally To Edge Reds 7 5 In Series Opener
New York Giants moved to second place with a 7 5 victory over Cincinnati Reds. Key moments include Cohen scoring on a critical fifth inning single, Jackson and Lindstrom producing for the Giants, and Critz driving in runs for Cincinnati.
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Pitcher of Class B Champs Is Killed
Paradise baseball team suffers a fatal accident when star pitcher William J. Spinnler age 18 falls from a moving car after practice at Woodland Hills park. He died at the scene, others on board unharmed. The incident occurred as the team returned home after a dusk workout.
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Former football star beaten for first time in ring
Chicago August 3 UP Les Marriner former University of Illinois football star suffered his first defeat in ten rounds at Mills Stadium as Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis was awarded the decision. Marriner who has fought 17 bouts in a year with 15 knockouts collapsed at the final bell. He showed dogged nerve to finish upright after Wiggins pummeled him in the late rounds.
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Mack to Start Walberg Against Indians in Finale
Connie Mack plans to start Rube Walberg for the Athletics in the final game of the Athletics Indians series in Cleveland. Walberg will oppose the Indians in a key matchup as Philadelphia seeks a series win.
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