Eicholtz and Jones advance in municipal tennis meet
Eicholtz defeats Wells 7-5 7-5 in two deuce sets and Jones outlasts Wilcock 6-2 5-7 6-4 as the municipal tennis tournament reaches its semi finals. Walker wins by forfeit as Antle departs for Camp Knox and Warne conquers Brown 6-0 6-0.
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Richard Eicholts
George Eschbcock
Har- Hold Wells
Robert Jones
Eicholtz
Wells
Henry Garrett
Ficholtz
Walker
Antle
Camp Knox
Ohio National Guards
Fowler
Peg Warne
Carolen Brown
Miss Brown
Williams
Cupp
Pfaff
Miller
Fisher
Clark
Yankees rally past Tigers in eleventh for 9 to 8 win
The Yankees regain the lead by n likely margin as they edge the Tigers 9 to 8 in the eleventh inning. Ruth hits his 34th homer with two on base and the Browns extend their winning streak at Washington 5 to 1.
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Yankees
Tigers
Ruth
Browns
Washington
Thurston's 10 game win streak ends against Yankees
White Sox star Hollis Thurston, after a run of 10 consecutive victories, was stopped by the Yankees. His tear included wins over nearly every club in the league and marked a sensational stretch for Thurston.
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Hollis Thurston
White Sox
Yankees
Thurston
Michigan honors 1924 football team for stadium dedications
The 1924 Michigan Wolverines will be guests of honor at the opening of three stadiums this fall. They will attend ceremonies at Illinois Minnesota and Michigan Aggies as part of the gridiron dedications.
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Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan Aggies
Four Michigan natives named to Maze and Blue leadership roles
Four Michigan residents were elected to lead Maze and Blue athletic teams next year. Jim Brooker takes track duties, Buell Quirk and George Haggerty assume basketball roles, and Herbert Steger of Oak Park Illinois, a native son, will pilot the eleven.
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Michigan
Maze and Blue
Jim Brooker
Buell Quirk
George Haggerty
Herbert Steger
Oak Park
Ill
Graysons Defeat Plumbers 17 to 4 Monday Night
Graysons slammed the Plumbers for 17 to 4 as stove-workers slugged past cellar-men. In Cleveland, Messenger, after a rough start, settled to win 14 to 5 over Boston, allowing one earned run in eight innings following a four-run first. Open fires along highways remain illegal in many states.
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Graysons
Messenger
Cleveland
Boston
Ike Boone
Red Sox
Ne Hex
Hikers Walk 350 Miles to Canadian Open
Four Toronto caddies Kidd Park Jinson and Flint hiked most of the 350 miles to Montreal for the Canadian open championship. With only 17.50 in their pool they completed the trek in 56 hours, Parkinson said the distance is par.
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Montreal
Can
Kidd
Park
Jinson
Flint
Toronto
Parkinson
Aviators Hit High Wind In Iceland
Lieutenant Lowell Smith and Lieutenant Erik Nelson, United States Army aviators on a round the world flight, left Hornafjord at 9 15 and passed Skaftaros 70 miles west an hour later. They then faced high winds and a strong gale while heading toward Reykjavik.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
United States Army
Hornafjord
Skaftaros
Miners Donate $590 to Northeastern Ohio Tornado Relief
Colum bus Aug 5 A check for 590 dollars was received by D C Wills treasurer of the relief commission for tornado stricken cities of northeastern Ohio from the United Mine Workers District No 6. This group is comprised of Ohio miners.
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Columbus
D. C. Wills
Relief Commission
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Vatican Jubilee Year Likely Postponed
It was reported this afternoon that the Jubilee Year celebration by the Vatican probably will be postponed.
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Rome
Vatican
Golf Verse Reflects on The Nineteenth Hole
A brief poetic sketch notes golf as real and earnest. It speaks of a tired club and a return to play for the nineteenth hole, hinting at leisure and finish.
Leading Hitters Named for National League and Teams
Listed top hitters by games and at bats include Ruth of New York Falk of Chicago Archdeacon of Chicago Jamieson of Cleveland Sheely of Chicago Hornsby of St Louis Cuyler of Pittsburgh Wheat of Brooklyn Roush of Cincinnati and Bressler of Cincinnati with team affiliations and counts.
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New York
Falk
Chicago
Archdeacon
Chi
Jamieson
Cleve
Sheely
Wolfe Defeats Eldridge Whipple One Up in Junior Match
In the Athens Country club junior tournament Wolfe beat Eldridge Whipple one up on Monday. Whipple showed unusual form for his 12 years.
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Athens
Wolfe
Eldridge Whipple
Whipple
Investigation in Niles on Klans and Circle clash
In Niles Ohio police opened an inquiry after a clash between klan and anti klan factions injuring two people and resulting in six arrests. Firearms were found as crowds dispersed following the burning of a circle in front of a klansman home during a Mineral Ridge konklave. Separately in New York Mrs Frank Tinney filed a separation suit noon Aug 5.
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Niles, O
Mineral Ridge
Steve Marieth
New York
Frank Tinney
No Upsets In New York Tennis Tourney
Southampton, N Y August 5 Sixty four players entered the annual Southampton invitation tournament and played through first matches with no startling upsets. This afternoon feature matches include Norman Brooks against Irving Weinstein with Brooks favored to win and next facing Walter Wesbrook of Southern California.
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Robert Kinsey
Southampton
N. Y
Norman Brooks
Irving Weinstein
University of California
Brooks
Weinstein
Walter Wesbrook
California
Baseball scores from late season games in the American League
The report lists scattered results with team pairings such as Cincinnati versus Philadelphia, New York against Chicago, and St. Louis facing Boston with varying scores. It notes a rain delay affecting the Philadelphia Chicago game and mentions Cleveland and Detroit in the standings context.
City Matchups Spike Early Basketball Schedule
A slate of intercity games features Cincinnati versus Philadelphia and Chicago facing New York with Pittsburgh meeting Brooklyn. St. Louis travels to Boston while New York plays Detroit and Boston hosts Cleveland with Washington visiting St. Louis. Philadelphia meets Chicas.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Dismissal of Hewitt-Boden Protest by Twilight League
Twilight League managers voted 7 to 1 to dismiss Hewitt-Boden protest over a game against the Knights of Pythias won 5 to 4. The protest claimed Pauley of the Knights was ineligible due to working for Ian Achen’s firm, affecting league eligibility.
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Hewittt-Boden
Knights of Pythias
Lodgemen
Pauley
Knights
Ian Achens
Jacksonville Beats Guysville 9 to 4 on Sunday
Jacksonville pitcher Adams dominated for 19 strikeouts and allowed only 5 hits as Jacksonville defeated Guysville 9 to 4 at Guysville on Sunday.
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Jacksonville
Guysville
Adams
Reds Take Series Opener In Philadelphia 8-6
Cincinnati opened its series in Philadelphia with an 8 to 6 win. The Reds scored in the third and eighth innings, aided by errors from Parkinson and Williams. Williams hit a first inning home run with a man on base.
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Philadelphia
Cinccinnati
Philadelpha
Reds
Luque
Parkinson
Williams
Cincinnati
Heat wave tales and boxing bravado from Chicago
A clipped column recounts the heat wave’s harsh conditions and highlights Dazzy Vance fanning seven men in a row in Chicago. It mentions a challenger称 a second Terry McGovern and ends with a brief, punchy aside about belief and bravado.
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Dazzy Vance
Chicago
Black eye explained as football practice starts
A fragment discusses football practice causing a black eye and notes a youth in white flannel trousers. The text is a partial era-dated snippet with limited readable details conveying casual sports commentary.
Promised rivalries and royal polo tease a restless season
The clippings mix sports chatter and light gossip from a fevered season. Lipton's Shamrock loses in England while contenders like Joe Beckett and Carpentier loom. The Prince of Wales tours polo plans and fledgling citizens spark mild intrigue as pest seasons bite and the market man sues for 220 dollars.
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Charles River
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Thomas
Joe Beckett
Yachtmen
Carpentier
Mr. Slattery
Buffalo
Prince of Wales
Army
Mike McTigue
Siki
Cincinnati Reds
Sir Conan Doyle
Nelson
Belvedere
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Consolidesed Cigar Corporation
Adler & Pollock
E. Court St. Cincinnati
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