Hewitt-Boden derail Plumbers 10 to 1 in twilight league game
Hewitt-Boden overwhelmed the Plumbers 10 to 1 as Maurer and Darnell homered. Drake collected three hits for the Plumbers in a strong season finale performance. Oldfield leaves league hopes, while Friday features New Deal vs New Marshfield exhibition.
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Q. Darnell
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Plumbers
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Graysons
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Russell
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Handley
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Heck
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Darnel
Sweeney
Trotter
Cowan
Pierre
Fre ncy Is Oid Nipen Champion
Emmett French, Youngstown professional, won the Ohio open golf championship at Sylvania after 72 holes in 299. P. O. Hart and Norman Beil tied for second with 302, Charles Lorms had 305, Lloyd Gulickson 307, and Bob Rogers and Bob Shaven tied for seventh at 308.
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Toledo
Emmett ‘French
Youngstown
Sylvania
P. O. Hart
Marietta
Norman Beil
Youngsun
George Sargeant
Combus
Honore
Charles Lorms
Columbus
Lloyd Gulickson
Bob Rogers
Dayton
Bob Shaven
Cleveland
Only Real Expert Tennis Women To Enter The Finals
West Side Club Forest Hills N Y Aug 14 Only the most expert of the women who began the national championship pursuit remained for the fourth round eight players Miss Helenius of Berkley Calif play through champion Mrs Mallory of New York six time winner Mrs Marion Zessup of Wilmington Del Mrs Mary Browne of Santa Monica Miss Mayme MacDonald of New York Miss Eleanor Goss of New York Mrs Martha Bayard of Short Hills N J and Mrs F W Roeser of New York Roeser and Miss Goss faced Bayard in the next round The doubles third round matches were set for later today with 16 teams left in the draw
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side
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Berkley
Calif
Oeser
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Yard
Calling Shots in Tennis Great Aid to Doubles Play
An instructional piece on calling shots in doubles tennis. It highlights how one player stays at the net to read lobbed balls and guide returns, citing the Kinsey brothers Bob and Howard as a strong example and noting practice of signaling service ball direction for coordinated positioning benefits.
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Mercer Beasley
Rob
Tom
Kinsey Brothers
Bob
Howard
Kinseys
Yankees Take Two, Leap to First in Standings
The Yankees swept the Browns to move into first place as the Tigers split with the Athletics. Pennock beat Wingard 1 to 0 in a pitcher duel, Bush edged Shocker 2 to 1, and the Tigers lost 8 to 7 after Leonard allowed the winning run in the 11th. Indians topped Senators 5 to 1. Giants fell to Pirates 4 to 2.
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Athletics
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Wingard
Bush
Shocker
New York
Stoner
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Tme
Iowa to Play Michigan at Ann Arbor in November Clash
The Hawkeyes and Wolverines renew a long standing series at Ferry Field in November, the second meeting since 192, following prior resumed relations last fall at Iowa City. Coveleskie delivered a strong pitching performance during the day.
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Ann Arbor
Yost
Michigan
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
Ferry Field
Iowa City
Iowa
Coveleskie
Columbus Fights End With Ring Towel Stop
Kirk Galloway defeats Billy Kimm after Kimm’s seconds throw in the towel to end at the close of round ten in a scheduled 12 round bout. Harry Forbes and Roy Riley battle to an eight round draw.
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Columbus
Kirk Galloway
Billy Kimm
Harry Forbes
Roy Riley
Ohio Teams In Action Batted In Seventh
A baseball scoreline shows Zachary and Speece making late appearances for Cleveland as the 2000 game against Washington ends 5 to 1 in favor of Washington with a seventh inning batted action noted.
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Speece
Washington
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Jamieson
Summa
Speaker
J. Sewell
Burns
Seewee
L. Sewell
Fewster
Seeee
Lutzke
Seibold
Harris
Rice
Goslin
Judge
Sete
Bluege
Ruel
Eteen Wee
P. Tenes
aHargrave
Leading Hitters in the National and American Leagues
Top hitters listed by league with team affiliations and batting averages. Key names include Hornsby St Louis Wheat Brooklyn Cobb Detroit and Ruth New York, along with Cuyler Pittsburgh Roush Cincinnati Falk Colins Jamieson and Jamieson from Cleveland.
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St. Louis
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Wheat
Brooklyn
Bressler
Cincinnati
Roush
Ruth
New York
No! Falk
Chicago
Colins
Jamieson
Cleveland
Cobb
Detroit
Giants Withdraw Protest Over Court Street Game
The petition to protest the Giant Coke game was withdrawn Wednesday. Love, a hurler for the soft drinks, had been charged with non residence in Athens before the 10 to 1 defeat of Court Street, but no action was later taken.
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Athens
Court Street
New Pacific Coast gridiron coaches announced for 1924 season
Three new coaches take command at West Coast colleges. Pop Warner to lead Stanford’s 1924 Cardinal, Andy Kerr returns at Oregon Agricultural, and J H Maddock takes over at Oregon. California, Southern California and Washington retain key figures as battles for the coast title unfold.
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Pacific Coast
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Corvallis
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University of Oregon
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Shy” Huntington
Andy Smith
Gilmore Dobie
Stafford
Naval Academy
Pasadena
Bagshaw
Stanford
Southern California
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R. L. Mathews
University of Montana
Rocky Mountain
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
How They Stand National League and American League
Standings show New York leading the National League with 70 wins and 39 losses. Pittsburgh and Chicago trail, with Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Boston further back. In the American League New York leads with 64 wins, followed by Detroit and Washington. Cleveland and Chicago are mid-pack, while Boston and Philadelphia chase. Games today include New York at Pittsburgh and St Louis at New York among others.
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Pet
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Trophy scramble sparks uneven club results
The report shows mixed results with teams like Sedies OS 1 Mewitt-Boden 5 1 and Glants McBee in a cluttered scoreline. A post office and plumbers note appear in the box of odds and ends alongside scattered scores. The London dispatch notes the U S embassy denying Kellogg's support for Ruhr action, calling him neutral, and mentions smuggling through Toronto mine regions using condensed milk labels.
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Crarson
Sedies OS
Mewitt-Boden
McBee
Sore
Reds Rained Out Batteries Run Short In Exhibition
In Bellairs on August 14 the Reds beat the Valley All-Stars 11 to 6 after the game was halted in the eighth inning when the supply of baseballs ran out.
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Bellairs
Cincinnati Reds
Valley All-Stars
The Straight Faced Club In Golf Strategy
A veteran golfer demonstrates the advantages of using a straight faced club in sand and rough to maintain par and precision. The piece contrasts it with the niblick and urges simple, force aware taps to leave the ball close to the cup.
Michigan eyes new end duo to replace Goebel and Kirk
Ann Arbor, Aug 14. In 1922 Michigan boasted two of the greatest ends Goebel and Kirk and were key in the Maize and Blue. Curran has graduated leaving Marion with Witherspoon Palmer and others unknown, creating a major problem for coach Yost in finding capable flankmen like the old pair.
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Mich
Michigan
Goebel
Kirk
Yost
Curran
Marion
Witherspoon
Palmer
Tonnists Still In Tonnists Still In
Three Californians remain in the Newport international tennis tournament with Walter Wesbrook the only casualty to date, as William Johnston and others win matches. News notes Michigan’s 1924 prospects show a tough season ahead for the Yostmen.
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Robert Kinsey Newport
Walter Wesbrook
William Johnston
Johnston
Little Bill
George King
Willard Crocker
Harvey Snodgrass
Peck Griffin
Nat Niles
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