Ray Glos defeat Jostens 6 to 4 in pitchers duel
In yesterday's results the Ray Glos beat Jostens 6 to 4 as Sharp and Theisen dominated. The crowd, damp from weather, saw early errors give Ray Glos a five run lead before Jostens closed the gap to one, with Bartels doubling and Figgins driving in runs.
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Jostens
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Theisen
Harvey Rameey
Knox
Morgan
Whitlock
Pearce
Whittch
Wise
Bartels
Kranyik
Bradfield
Russell
Ter
Harlow
Beaman
Figgins
Darnell
P Sharp
Stovemakers
Boling
Studebakers
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Eagies
Hewitt-Boden
Evening standings in G Twilight League clubs
League table shows Ray-Glos leading with 10 wins 2 losses and a .850 pace. Studebakers 7 4 .628 and Hewitt-Boden 6 5 .655 follow. Josten's Cigars 5 6 .416. Eagles 5 3 .... 181.
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P. Eeeeeeneve
Eagles
Reynolds Takes Welter Mat Title
Reynolds defeats Bobby Roscoe to win the welterweight title in Columbus. He wins two falls before a third in 21 minutes 12 seconds and 8 minutes 25 seconds, using a headlock and a reverse mare. Swedish champ Corte beats Joe Als and Paukt at the meet.
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Jack Reynolds
Indiandio
Bobby Roscoe 'Omere
Reynolds
Ame Spi Holt
Roscoe
Ny Corte
Joe Alsass
Pau Kta
Can Young Bob Fill Father's Shoes
A 29 year old fighter named Bob Fussimmons begins to resemble his legendary father Bob Fitzsimmons. He has shown improved form this year, including an eighth straight knockout against Romer Rojas, and may, if matched with Gene Tunney, rise further in boxing ranks.
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Joe Williams
York
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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Jack Dempsey
Jim Corbett
Carson City
New
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
New Jersey
Young Bob
Charlie lWeinert
Martin Burke
Strub
Romero Rojas
Rojas
American Association and National League Score Roundup
American Association games show Coluce 10 over Milwaukee 2 and Paul 12 to 3 over Indianapolis 3 with Louisville 3 and Kansas City Toledo tied 0 in rain. National League results list New York 4 over Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 8 over St. Louis 5 with other games postponed by rain. American League Chevetees 2 over Washington and Cleveland and St. Louis 5 with Philadelphia and others also rain delayed.
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Milwaukee
Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Pipnsapelis
Kansas City-Toledo
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baseball schedule snippets from multiple cities
The items list matchups including Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Louisville Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Cleveland New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston with no other games scheduled.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Cleveland
Washington
Athens Second in Southeast Ohio Golf Tourney
Athens Country club golfers finished second in the Southeastern Ohio tournament at Chillicothe yesterday, with the home club winning by a small margin. The Athens lineup included B. H. Grover, Richard McKinistry, J. B. Swanson, B. M. Johnson, Edwin Chubb and Robert Woods. Walter S. Barrett of Chillicothe was low medalist at 173 over 36 holes, one point ahead of R. M. Noll of Marietta who trailed.
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Chillicothe
Br B. H. Grover
Richard McKinistry
J. B. Swanson
Marietta
Benetn
Jackson
Lancaster
Washington Courthouse
United States and England Women Face Rubber Match for Wightman Cup
At Forest Hills New York on August 14 the United States and England meet in the rubber deciding match for the Wightman Cup with Britain holding the trophy after last year’s win at Wimbledon. The Americans, boasting their strongest team, aim to regain the cup.
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New York
United States
England
Forest Hills
Fitzsimmons Holds Trump Card In Dempsey Bout
New York reports suggest Floyd Fitzsimmons dominates the negotiations as Dempsey eyes a signing. Paddy Mullins demands a 100000 forfeit, while Fitzsimmons contemplates a 100 ring side seat price and a possible 3,000,000 gate. Tex Rickard questions progress amid talks with Jack Kearns.
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Broadway
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Middle West
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Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Mullins
Fussimmons
Tex Rickard
Worthy
Jack Kearns
Browns Rally Past Athletics on Poole's Late Throw
Poole's care free eighth inning toss gave the Browns a 5 to 4 win over the Athletics despite Simmon's 20th homer of the season. Hornsby contributed with a poised at bat and solid defense late in the game.
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Browns
Athletics
Simmon
Baseball score note from Cleveland Washington game
Incomplete box score shows Cleveland 4 Washington 5 with errors none. Two base hits by Sewell Judge McNeely Lee. three base hits MecNeely Myatt Rice. Bluege stole a base. sacrifices by Karr Gregg Summa Goslin Burns Ruel Judge. Winning pitcher Gregg. Losing pitcher Marberry.
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Myatt
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Suether
Rabbit Maranville Quietly Fades as Cubs Manager
Walter Maranville juggled fame as a star shortstop with a shaky stint as Chicago Cubs manager. Critics blame the team's woes on the vagabond leadership and sparse offense, noting his fading punch at the plate and in the field. He inherited a club short on reliable pitching and power, with Percy Jones the lone bright spot among Cubs pitchers.
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Walter “Rabbitt” Maranville
Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Chicago
Maranville
Bill Killefer
North Side
Chicago Park
Hartnett
Brooks
Percy Jones
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Cher
Dempsey Predicts Quick Victory Over Wills
New York August 14 Jack Dempsey the heavyweight champion issued a letter to Senator Bill Lyons stating he will knock out Wills in three rounds and stop Tunney in six He voiced an unsolicited opinion on the top challengers and favored Tunney as the faster and tougher opponent.
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Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Bill" Lyons
Lyons
Dempsey
Wills
Giants Beat Pirates as Cards Finish Second in NL
In a day of mixed outcomes, the Cubs surged with Haines driving in runs as the Cards placed second at 8 to 5. The Giants won the Pittsburgh finale 4 to 1 behind strong pitching from Greenfield, while Smith’s error in the third aided the effort. The season totals show Grims, Hornaby and Meusel among leading hitters with notable marks across the leagues.
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Pete Grimm
National
American
Hartnett
Cubs
Williams
Browns
Yankees
Sim
Fournier
Gers
He Neig
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Meusel
Giants
Rg Hornaby
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Harper
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Pittsburgh
Greenfield Ndt Smith
Philadelphia to Host 1926 National Track Championships
Murray Hulbert president of the A A U announced Philadelphia likely hosts the 1926 national track and field championships. The event may be staged with the Sesquicentennial celebration in the city.
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New York
Philadelphia
Murray Hulbert
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