Topnotchers Enter Senger's Tennis Tourney in Ohio
The Athens Messenger reports entry plans for the Southeastern Ohio Tennis Championships at Ohio University August 12 13 with top players Willard Zip Sloan Bryan McCann Trommeter John Lutz Colby Edward Lewis Don Sink Charles Harbrecht Paul Cligeim Blayewicz Frank Shay Sonny Nelsonville and others. Entries and fees 50 cents for singles and doubles due by Saturday night to G E Mitchell.
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Zanesville
Don Sink
Charles Harbrecht
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John
Gallifrank
Shay
Sonny
Nelsonville
G. E. Mitchell
Athens Messenger
Grove shuts out Yankees as A's end quake of scoring
Lefty Grove delivered a 7 0 victory over the New York Yankees, ending their 308 game scoring streak and the Yanks longest shutout in two years. Johnny Allen took the loss while Jimmy Foxx connected for his 30th homer. Washington extended its lead over New York with a Senators win as Chicago and Boston also won.
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U.P
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Athletics
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Grove
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Wiley Moore
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphia
Johnny Allen
Herb Pennock
Charlie Devens
Jimmy Foxx
Washington Senators
Senators
Cleveland
St. Louis
Indians beat Browns as Hale homers again
Cleveland Indians defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 behind Mel Harder pitching. The Tribe compiled 14 hits off Ed Wells, with Odell Hale hitting his seventh homer of the year and his third in two days. Every batter in the lineup had at least one hit.
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Baseball results from the day's major games
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 5 to 3 and 9 to 7. St. Paul beat Louisville 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Chicago beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 1 in six innings. Boston blanked Brooklyn 3 zero. Cleveland routed St Louis 7 to 2. Philadelphia 7 New York 0. Washington 8 Boston 4. Chicago and Detroit game noted as wet grounds with Detroit hosting.
Schedules Showcase City Pairings Across Major Leagues
A listing presents matchups including Pittsburgh at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston, Boston at Washington, Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit. Also Kansas City at Toledo, Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, St Paul at Louisville.
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
American Philadelphia
Washington
Association Kansas City
Zanesville Leads Middle Atlantic League After 3 1 Win
Zanesville moved to the top of the Middle Atlantic League with a 3 1 victory over Charleston while Johnstown crushed Springfield 2 0. Wheeling lost twice to Wheeling Bats 4 2 and 5 2 in seven innings. Beckley’s game at Huntington was rained out with remaining matchups listed.
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Springfield
Charliaton
Birds Seem Sure Bet in Flag Chase
Columbus strengthens hold in the American Association with a double win over Milwaukee 5 to 3 and 9 to 7. Lee earned the first victory while Dean yielded to Hesse in the second as Milwaukee managed six hits. Munns of St Paul held Louisville scoreless eight innings before a ninth inning run spoiled the shutout as Saint totalled two in the first. Minneapolis-Indianapolis and Toledo-Kansas City games postponed by rain.
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Young Stars Tackle Vets in Meadow Club Tennis Trials
Two rising players Bryan M. Grant Jr. and Frankie Parker meet former internationals Francis X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood in the Meadow Club Invitation. Grants upset Mangin yesterday while Wood defends his title against Parker. Doubles semifinals pair Mangin with Bell against Lott and Wood, Shields and Parker vs Grant and Jacobs.
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Francis X. Shields
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Meadow Club
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Shields
Gregory
Mangin
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Wood
New York
Down Parker
Milwaukee
Berkeley Bell
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Parker
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Reds suffer costly Chicago trip with injuries
The Cincinnati Reds lost three games and two players during a three day stay in Chicago. George Grantham, veteran fielder, fractured a small bone sliding into third and will be out until near season end. Rollie Hemsley, catcher, split the forefinger on his right hand on a foul tip and is sidelined for about three weeks.
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U.R
Cincinnati Reds
Chica
George Granthan
Rollie Hemsley
Charlie Root
Hildy Returns for Indians in Detroit Opener
Oral Hildebrand was to join the Cleveland Indians in Detroit today to decide his status with manager Walter Johnson. If he patches things up, he may start against the Tigers in tomorrow’s series opener. Hildebrand had been sent home after an argument with Johnson in Cleveland.
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Oral Hildebrand
Indians
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Johnson
Cubs Defeat Reds in Series Finale on Homer by Grimm
Chicago reports a 2 to 1 win as Charley Grimm hits a decisive eighth inning homer. Grimm and Bill Herman combined for five of the Cubs eight hits to close out a Cincinnati sweep.
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Sunday School Teacher Just Gets by Miss Jacobs
Henry McLemore notes American sentiment toward the Wightman Cup links with boxing up to date. Helen Jacobs faces Dorothy Round while Moody looms in the next match. Round’s Wimbledon performance boosts box office expectations for Moody-Round.
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England
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Dorothy Round
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Dorothy
United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Chicago boxers win 6–2 at Soldier Field in record crowd
Chicago's Golden Glove champions crushed Ireland's champions 6 to 2 in the third annual International amateur boxing bouts at Soldier Field. A crowd of 50,000 set a new attendance record for amateur boxing.
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U.R
Golden Glove
Ireland
Soldier Field
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