Japan Threatens U S Swim as California Crew Competes
The Pomeroy Tennis Tourney results unfold with George McQuigg, Charles Graber, Philip Clifton, Albert Russell, and Hugh Graber advancing in Philadelphia style play. In Los Angeles Japan’s swimming team, led by Crabbe of Los Angeles, contests the U S in Olympic tank tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Graber
Richard Nye
Nye
William Dye
Thomas Hennessy
George McQuigg
Philip Cliftton
McQuigg
Clifton
Charles Graber
Reibel
Bahram
Los Angeles
U.P
Japan
United States
University of California Wonder
America
Clarence “Buster” Crabbe
Ebright
Poughkeepsie
Worcester
Canada
New Zealand
Germany
Eleanor Holm
New York
Clare Dennis
Sidney
Australia
Miss Holm
Miss Dennis
Takashi Yokoyama
Crabbe
A. Delahaye
Belgium
U. S
M. Delahaye
Bobby Pearce
Bill Miller
Tore Holm
Sweden
Gilbert Gray
Jupiter
Tramontane
France
Italy
Giancarlo Comaggio-Medici
George Roth
Phil Erenberg
William Kuhlemeier
Mitch's Musings on Baseball Managers and Public Opinion
The column reflects on Rogers Hornsby's firing as Cubs manager and varied fan reactions. It traces rumored new jobs for Hornsby with White Sox Browns and Phillies, and notes managers like Walter Johnson Gibson Howley Hafey and Roettger facing scrutiny, praise, and criticism as seasons unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Hornsby
Bethany M. E. Tops Simpson M. E. In League Clash
Bethany M. E. defeated Simpson M. E. 7 to 2 in a Pomeroy Recreation Ball League game Tuesday night. Bill Duckworth led Simpson with both runs and solid defense at third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Recreation Ball League
Bethany M. E
Simpson M. E
Bill Duckworth
Simpsonites
Catholics Win Closing Game In Kiwanis Junior League
In Logan on August 10 Catholics defeated United Brethren 6 to 5 in an extra inning after a late rally. Regular pitcher Robinette was over age. Kuhn stepped in to pitch. U B led 5 to 3 after seven, then Catholics tied and won with two runs in the final half of the extra inning. Fathers and Sons contest set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Clifton
Albert Russell
Charles Murray
Murray
Clifton
Logan
Kiwanis
Athletic Field
United Brethren
Robinette
Kuhn
U. B
Big Five Batting Summary For The Day
United Press reports on a quiet day with Jimmy Foxx idle and Babe Ruth hitting a home run in five attempts. Lou Gehrig added two singles in four at bats while Bill Terry doubled and singled in four plate appearances. Al Simmons sat out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Bill Terry
Baseball Scores and Innings From St Louis and Philadelphia Games
National League results show St Louis 18 runs on 25 hits while Philadelphia manage 13 in 19. Derringer, Carleton, Dean and Mancuso pitched with Holley, Berry, J Elliott, H Elliott, Dudley, Pee. New York and other teams noted with varied innings and pitchers. details include score by innings and key pitchers across multiple matchups.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
Derringer
Carleton
Dean and Mancuso
Holley
Berry
J. Elliott
H. Elliott
Dudley
Pee
New York
Tinning
Smith and Gastantt
Taylor
Hubbell
Hogan
O'Farrell
Detroit
Colbor
Kline
Andrews
Boerner
Connolly
Hogsett
Hayworth
Ceo ci
Weiland
Welch
Nee AD Wyatt
Marrow
Uhle
Red Birds Rally Past Kansas City 6-5 In Ninth Inning
Columbus Aug 10 The Red Birds win their eighth straight by scoring three runs in the ninth to beat Kansas City 6-5. Key plays include an error on Riggs, a Healey double, an intentional pass to Nick Cullop, and a Burgess White single driving in the tying and winning runs. Ash gets the win, Tising the loss with Johnston and Erwin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Red Birds
Kansas City
The
Birds
Millers
Riggs
Healey
Nick Cullop
Burgess Whitehead
Grigsby
Ash
Monahan
Anderson
Grabowski
Crawford
Selkirk
Itehead
Boken
Kelly
Tising
Swanson
Bluece
Marquardt
Hassler
Biges
Smith
Pittcher
Umnires
Johnston
Erwin
Last Nights Boxing Results From New York and Cleveland
At New York Isadoro Castanaga 191 pounds knocked out Charley Retzlaff 19344 pounds. Marty Foxx 206 pounds knocked out Tom De Stefano 186 pounds. Prince Saunders 137 pounds knocked out Marty Goldman 140 pounds. At Cleveland Gorilla Jones 148 pounds knocked out Jack December 15014 pounds. Harold Scarney 185 pounds defeated Eddie Simms 193 pounds. Joe Zeman 171 pounds defeated Bruno Spala 167 pounds. Leo Severo 178 pounds knocked out Wesley Senn 138 pounds. Patsy Severo 139 pounds defeated Johnny Nichol 126 pounds.
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United Press
New York
Isadoro Castanaga
Spain
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Marty Foxx
Tom de Stefano
New Haven
Conn
Prince Saunders
Chicago
Marty Goldman
Cleveland
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Jack December
Mt. Clemens
Farmers Club Beats Judson Bible Class In Slow-Pitch Fight
In Gallipolis on August 10 Farmers Club edged Judson Bible Class 9 to 8 after mounting a late push. Farmers Club had 16 hits led by Basil Hayes Mills and Gwinn and Saunders split catching duties for Judson Bible Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Farmers’ Club
Judson Bible Class
Farmers Club
Gwinn
The
Baptists
J. B.C
Basil Hayes and Mills
Judson Bible
Gwinn and Saunders
Business Men Clinch Second Half Championship
The Business Men defeated Wemeldorf and Thomas 4 to 3 on Monday night to virtually clinch the second half title. Only the American Legions remain to face next week, with all other teams defeated. The American region can still tie for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemeldorff & Thomas
Cubs and Pirates in tight NL race as week starts
Cubs sit half a game behind Pirates in the National League standings with a potential lead if Chicago wins and Pittsburgh falters. Pirates were blanked 4 0 by the Braves as Walter Betts pitched well. Harvey Hendrick drove in the winning run in extras for the Reds over the Dodgers. Cardinals blasted Phillies 18 to 16 behind Jim Bottomley and others. Yankees extended AL lead with Ruths 82nd homer in a win over the Browns while Gomez earned another victory. Detroit swept Boston in a doubleheader and Washington beat Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago washed out.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Washington
Johnson
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bucs
Gibson
George Stallings
Ron Howley
Cincinnati
Reds
Chick Hafey
Wally Roettger
New York
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Braves
Hightfall
Charley Grime
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Harvey Hendrick
Marion
Dodgers
Danny Taylor
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Phillies
Jim Bottomley
Carletés
Mancuso
Jim Collins
St. Louis
Yankees
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Browns
Lefty Gomez
Red Sox
Stone
Tigers
Walker
Jolley
Welch
Boston
Cleveland
Manush
Cronin
Panadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cuba
Mack Wilsen
Danny Tavier
Letty O
en-Cuba
Athletica
Grove
Freitas
Bishop
Cramer
Coleman
al Slimmona
Aled
Park
White Sox
Milwaukee
Elias Funk
Head Jolier
Rel Sox
Funk
Rollie Hemaley
Vernon Gomes
Bob Grove
Chuck Klein
Phililea
Jimmy Foxx
Monte Weaver
Len Warneke
Hack Wilson
Freddy Lindstrom
Hill Terry
Gomes
Hubbell
Warneke
Ferrell
Weaver
Ruth
Job Find After Eastern League Disbands
Johnny Jones, left jobless after the Eastern league disbanded, sought work in Philadelphia. He met Connie Mack at the ball park, who declined him, but Jones stayed to watch the game. During the contest Athletics outfielder Roger Cramer broke his shoulder, and Mack then paged Jones for a contract and steady job.
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Johnny Jones
Pinladelphia
Connie Mack
Ball Park
Macka
Ain Ha
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Mack
Jones
Millers Hold Lead as They Rally in 11 Innings
In Columbus Aug 10 Minneapolis stalled a slide but stayed one game back as Louisville beat the Millers 7 to 3 in 11 innings. Columbus pulled ahead of Kansas City 6 to 5 with a ninth inning rally. Toledo beat Milwaukee 9 to 8 on Knickerbocker’s 82nd double driving in the decisive run in the tenth. Indianapolis beat St Paul 8 to 7 to open the series.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Bill Knickerbocker
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Emmoavenion
Mt. Lewis Oman
New York
Priladelphia
Erpetlrd
Washington
Rostan
Minneapolis Cahumbua
Todlianvepetia
Laulaville
Piacasnia
Pani
Ancen
Tires Triumph Over Barbers 18-6 in Athens Twilight League
In Athens Twilight League action Tuesday night, Tires overwhelmed the McCoy Barbers 18 to 6. Witham led the winners with three hits in five at bats including a home run, a triple and a single driving in six runs. Morrison added a triple double and single in four at bats. Pfleger homered for the losers in the third inning. No game is scheduled tonight but Thursday Ohio Electrics meet Recreation Billliards for the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Brothers
McCoy Barbers
Witham
Morrison
Roy Pfleger
Ohio Electrics
Recreation Billiards
Einstein Fiawhios
Coccinesaad
Robinsons Wegelinou
Cissancossissaeen AB
Pattom
Pfieger
la Croix
Hallam
Numway
Gorham
Safreed
Bell
Stephenson
Deeenes
Sinth
Perk Patton
Binsons
Hawkins
Button
Dams
Patton
Adams
Finn
Walsh to Study Law in Poland After Olympics
Stella Walsh of Cleveland who competed for Poland and won Olympic honors plans to study law at a Polish university under a Women's Polish National Alliance scholarship. Born Stanislawa Walasiewicz, she came to the U.S. at 18 months and will depart after a Chicago Soldiers Field meet and Polish community tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
Reds Outslug Dodgers a Triumph 9-8
Brooklyn saw three former Dodgers Ernie Lombardi Babe Herman and Harvey Hendrick power the Reds to an 9 to 8 comeback win over the Dodgers. Lombardi tied the score with a ninth inning hit and Hendrick delivered the winning run in the 10th as Cincinnati bounced back in the National League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ernie Lombard
Babe Herman
Harvey Hendrick
Writer voices on major league baseball in Chicago chatter
A Chicago dateline recap presents writers’ opinions on the major league season. It cites views on pennant chances for the Cubs and White Sox, player form, injuries, and potential MVPs and rookies, with wide speculation about standings and aging stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Hornaby
Chicago Cube
Charley Grimm
Smaanr Cincinnati at Brooklyn Heaton at Philadelphia
A brief sports note lists matchups including Smaanr Cincinnati versus Brooklyn and Heaton facing Philadelphia with additional games noted.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Heaton
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pitchers Quine, Stark, Magerkurth Shine Time-2:48
Quine, Stark and Magerkurth contributed strong pitching as time of 2 minutes 48 seconds marked the event. The readable fragment notes their performance and period pace.
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Ing Pitcher
Quine
Prea Lar
Stark and
Magerkurth
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St. Louis Browns
Phil Ball
Ball
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Burt Shotton
Rajah
Bethany
Ohio University Athletic Assn
American Express
Athens National Bank
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Griffin
McKain
Mitauk
Yasuji Kiwazaki
Kaws
Kansas City Ape Po
Grigaby
Snyder
Mosief
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Collins
P Smith
Walter “Huck” Betts
Barbers
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Grantham
Rabtres
Hendricka
Hafey
Douthit
F Carrait
Roettrer
Sean Ome An Duroccher
Herman
Morrissey
Frey
Omartini
Ogden
Anette Wilson
Frederick
Wick
Lopes
Vance
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Wilson
Slade
Cuccinello
Lombardi
Durocher
Hendrick
Stripp
O'Doul
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Ade Cuccinello
Clancy
Heimach
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Benton
Carroll
Innin
Phelps
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Rixey
Los
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Coca-Cola
George Kirkley
Smaanr
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