British to defend yacht cup at Oyster Bay
About Aug 19 the Berengari will carry four six meter yachts and four British crews to contest the British American Cup at Oyster Bay starting Sept 9. The teams include Jean Reg Coila III and Rose, with noted designers Nicholson and Will Fife steering. racing emphasizes team play across six races with points from eight to one for placements.
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Milton Bronner
London
Berengari
Oyster Bay
Jean
Sir John Ward
Reg
Norman Clark-Neill
Coila
F. J. Stephen
Rose
Royal South Yacht Club
Ralph Gore
Charles Nicholson
America
Britain
R. T. Dickson
Royal Engineers
Colla
Solent
Futures win big in Mill Street title series opener
The Futures routed Kappa Sigma Pi 22 to 10 in the first championship game. Wanless fanned six in five innings before being sent off for swearing at the playground director Harold Wise, who vows strict conduct. Wolfe and Slaughter combined for the Futures pitching, while Ayers worked one inning.
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Mill Street Baseball League
Kappa Sigma Pi
Wanless
Faures
Harold Wise
Wise
A. Wolfe
B. Pritchard
Slaughter
Ayers
Chaapions
American Entries for International Yacht Race Listed
The Yachting Monthly notes numerous American boats entered to compete, listing owners for boats including Montauk, Grebe, Cygnet, Priscilla, Peggy, Bally-Hoo, LEsprit, Clustrie, Ace, Nanna, 3yce, and Viva. Additional American entries are named by Paine Foster Bermingham and Welch II, with others unnamed.
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the Yachting Monthly
Montauk
W. A. W. Stewart
W. W. Aldrich
Grebe
R. de B. Boardman
J. L. Saltonstall
Cygnet
Paul L. Hammond
Priscilla
Johnston de Forest
Peggy
C. H. Crane
Hendon Chubb
Bally-Hoo
A. G. Hanan
L’esprit
W. H. Childs
Clustrie
Henry B. Plant
Ace
Adrian Iselin II
W. C. Langley
Nanna
W. J. Wayte
3Yce
E. Y. Weber
Frank C. Paine
C. A. W. Foster
J. F Bermingham
Charles A. Welch II
Ball Player Is Held on Charge
Rush Meadows 27 president of the Ohio Valley Motors Co and Oakley ball club member was arrested on a forgery warrant sworn by Henry W Beneker president of Southern Ohio Financial Corp. He forged notes up to 300 dollars and refused to talk. Meadows was suspended from the Oakley team for playing professional ball under an assumed name with the Mount Sterling club last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatti
Rush Meadows
Ohio Valley Motors Co
Oakley
Henry W. Beneker
Southern Ohio Financial Corporation
Reneker
Meadows
Mount Sterling
Japanese artists weave shavings into Aamat to paint on
Japanese artists collect long wood shavings and weave them into Aamat structures then apply paintings atop the textured panels. The practice blends traditional material craft with contemporary image making in a unified exhibit.
Giants Slump Keeps Reds In Second, Reds Win Despite Defeat
The Reds defeated the champions 12 to 5 as the Giants faltered with slow baserunning and poor fielding. Kelly homered for the 13th time in two days while Ruth hit his 21st for the Yankees in a separate win over the Tigers. Perkins homer paced the Athletics 4-3 over the White Sox. Indians shellacked the Red Sox three of four. Browns beat the Senators 8-6 behind a Walter Johnson rally. Dodgers fell to a late Cubs rally by one run.
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Giants
Reds
Kelly
Elderly Eva Vaughn Visits Sister Across States
Mrs Eva Vaughn of Philadelphia arrived in Elyria unescorted at age 83 and will proceed to Muncie Indiana to visit a sister. She travels alone and continues to her next destination despite advanced age.
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Elyria
Eva Vaughn
Philadelphia
Muncie
Ind
Yesterday's Major League Home Runs by League Leaders
American Leaguers Ruth McManus Judge Perkins Goslin Kelly Heathcote led yesterday's home run tally. League totals show American 364 and National 355. The data lists top sluggers from New York St. Louis Washington Philadelphia Chicago totals.
Athens Radio Club Forms in Athens District
Formation of an Athens radio club to organize enthusiasts at the Athens Radio company rooms. Plans include daily musical broadcasts and a weekly extensive program with local talent, plus farmer bulletins and general news. Call WAAV and a 200 mile transmitting range. Open meeting Monday at 7 PM invites all interested.
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Athens Radio Club
Athens Radio Company
WAAV
Athens
Court Street
R. J. Alden
Ohio State Football Season Opens With Strong Preparations
Columbus, Aug 10 1922 The Ohio State football program begins with 100 athletes reviewing Wilce’s round robin plans. Equipment on Sept 13 and full squad practice by Sept 15 set the stage as Buckeyes prepare under Dr. Wilce. Early drills run Sept 15 fore and aft daily until Oct 2 classes begin. Ohio Wesleyan visit Oct 7.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
J. W. Wilce
Otsego Lake
Michigan
Wilce
Buckeye
Ohio State
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's results show American Association games with scorelines Columbus 6 Kansas City 4 and St. Paul 5 Louisville 4 plus Louisville 14 St. Paul 3 and more. National League totals include Cincinnati 3 New York 2 and Boston 6 St. Louis 0 with Chicago 6 Brooklyn 5. No American League games scheduled. Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at Boston in NL.
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American Association Club
Pet
St. Paul Sene Ene
Milwaukee Ween
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City Tena
Louisville We
Columbus TL
Toledo
American League Club
St. Louis Seer
New York Ae
Retroit
Chicago Er
Ald Clevland Ee Oat
Washington Eee
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Radio reception proves wide city area listening
The Magnetvox powered broadcast carried music loud enough to be heard a block away. Beginning at 6 p m local receivers tuned into stations including Westinghouse Pittsburg General Electric Schenectady Detroit News Hatfield Indianapolis Detroit Free Press Louisville Courier and Journal and Atlanta Journal for several hours. Professor Blake's claim that Athens is a blanketed radio region is challenged by Wednesday's results showing broad reception.
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Magnavox
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
General Electric
Schenectady
Detroit News
Hatfield Electric
Indianapolis
Detroit Free Press
Louisville Courier and Journal
Atlanta, Ga
Journal
Blake
Chautauqua
Athens
Ken Williams Equals 28 Year Old Record
Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns matches a 28 year old major league record by hitting two home runs in one inning against Washington on August 7. The Browns won 16 to 1 as Williams followed a season of power including three homers on April 22 and a nine homer eight day streak afterward.
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Billy Evans
Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
Williams
Washington
St. Louis
C. Jones
Boston
Jones
Bobby Lowe
George Mogridge
Erickson
Mogridge
Chicago
Luck of the draw in Datis cup semis at Longwood
Andre Gobert of France and Gerald Patterson of Australia lead the singles as Luck places them in the first semi final. James O Anderson of Australia faces Henry Cochet of France in the other bracket with Cochet viewed as the weaker foe.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Andre Gobert
France
Gerald Patterson
Australia
James O. Anderson
Henry Cochet
Cochet
Anderson
Borotta
Gobert
Patterson
Philadelphia
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Futhires
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BE. Kappa Sigs
H. Pritchard
P. Wanless
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Tigers
Ruth
Bambino
Perkins
The
Athletics
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Browns
Senators
Dodgers
Cubs
Hornsby
Stengel
Snyder
Sree Ewee
Bigbee
Grimes
Cobb
Detroit
Sisler
Cleveland Fite
Schang
Heilman
Joe
Eddie
Vere
U. S
Hilton Belyea
St. Johns
N. B
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Cleveland
Phildelphia
Maxwell Bros
S. Court St. Athens, O
Dodge
Willys-Overland Touring
F. B. Chevrolet Touring
Co le Auto Sales Co
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