Twilight League Playoff Rematch Tonight For Industrial Title
Banks Ice Cream and Hocking Valley Railroad clash tonight for Industrial League championship after both won Thursday. Gra ham Paige beat Hudson Essex 10 6 to claim Twilight League title as Hudson Essex prior holder. Pfleger to receive used car trophy. league awards pending arrival.
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Banks
Hocking Valley
Hudson-Essex
Hudson-Sissex
McBee Binder
Jimmy Gates
McBee
Banks- Hocking
Banka
Baltimore and Ohio
Macklin
Pultz
Hie Young
Bill Hunt
McKinley
Minister
Bradfield
Young
Pfleger
Graham-Daige
Birthday for The Grand Old Mar
Alonzo A. Stagg the grand old man of football marked his 67th birthday in Chicago. He began as a Yale end in 1888 and has been a fixture in the sport since then, coaching the University of Chicago for 38 years.
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Chicago
U.P
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Yale
Stagg
Willis Glassgow Leads Two Sport Star Through Summer
Willis Glassgow captain of the Iowa football team spent the summer in Kansas wheat fields to stay in shape. He is also noted as a standout baseball player.
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Willis Glassgow
Iowa
Kansas Wheat Fields
Standings Snapshot With Confusing Abbreviations
Reported standings show teams with wins losses and percentages, including Philadelphia New York Cleveland St Louis Detroit Washington Chicago Boston and others. The data includes rough figures and fragmented codes, indicating a league table with multiple teams and unclear abbreviations.
Baseball Scores From A Busy National League Night
The listing shows multiple games with city names and scores across leagues. Notable: Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4, Chicago beat Brooklyn 9 to 5, St Louis edged Boston 3 to 0, and Detroit lost to New York 3 to 4. Philadelphia at Cleveland on wet grounds.
Standings Sparks Across Cities in Busy Pro Football Mix
A flurry of matchups hits the grid as St Paul plays Columbus and Kansas City faces Indianapolis. Milwaukee battles Louisville while Minneapolis challenges Toledo. Pittsburgh meets Boston and Chicago fights Brooklyn. St Louis hosts New York with Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Washington visits Chicago as Philadelphia goes to Cleveland. New York travels to Detroit with Boston visiting St Louis.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Chicago
Tseuves de
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Favored Gledhill and Vines Lead Tourney Bid
In Culver Indiana Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth Vines, the California stars, were favored to win both doubles and singles at the National Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament. Gledhill and Vines reached the singles semi finals with easy wins. Gledhill defeated Hugh McArthur 7 5 6 8 and Vines beat Fred Roll 6 4 6 4.
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Culver
Ind
U.R
Keith Gledhill
Ellsworth Vines
California
Vines
Gledhill
Hugh McArthur
Fred Roll
Philadelphia
$1 800 Race Horse Runs Up Fortune in a Short Period
Jimmy McGill a former sports executive and nephew of Pittsburgh Phil built a $275 600 bankroll at Arlington Park after paying $1 800 for Patricia Marian. He bet all he had on the mare in four more starts and she won each time lifting his total from losses to a huge gain.
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NEA
Chicago
Arlington Park Race Track
Jimmy McGill
McGill
Denver
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Phil
Patricia Marian
Jon Particia Martian
Patricia Martan
Two Veterans in Semi-Finals at Eastern Turf Court Tennis
Aug 16 Rye N Y Two veteran American internationalists a California youngster and Englands top tennis ace advanced to the semi finals in the Eastern Turf Court Tennis Championships men s singles at Westchester Country Club William T Tilden of Philadelphia meets Johnny Doex of California while Francis T Munter of New Rochelle N Y faces H W Bunny Austin of Britain in the other semi final
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Rye
N.Y
California
Eneglund
Westchester Country Club
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Johnny Doex
California Southpaw
Francis T. Munter
New Rochelle
N. Y
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Alexander Evens Score With Locals
The Alexander Presbyterians evened the score with Vernett Wolfe's Athens team by winning last night. Dalton started for Athens and pitched two thirds of an inning, Wolfe relieved after ten runs. Enlow pitched five innings for the Presbyterians, Tanley two for the last inning. Burroughs and Cross caught for Athens, E Seiple and Oxley for Alexander.
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Vernett Wolfe
Athens
To & Dalton
Wolfe
Alexander Boys
Enlow
Presbyterians
Tanley
Burroughs
Cross
E. Seiple
Oxley
Alexander
Watching the Scarernarn Yankees Fall Behind in Baseball Action
United Press reports Earl Whitehill held the New York Yankees to two hits as Detroit beat New York 3 to 0. The Yankees suffered a fifth straight loss, dropping 14 games behind the Philadelphia Athletics in the league standings. other games included the Indians, Red Sox, White Sox, Cubs, Braves, Pirates, Giants, and Phillies with various late-season results.
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Earl Whitehill
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tizers
Whitehill
Yankees
Philadelphia Ath-ietics
Argentine Campolo Stuns Heeney In Ninth Round KO
Victorio Campolo of Argentina overwhelmed Tom Heeney of New Zealand with a powerful final right uppercut in the ninth round at Ebbets Field before 20,000 fans. Referee stopped the bout as Heeney staggered by the ropes after Campolo floored him late in the round. Heeney had earlier hit Campolo with strong rights but was unable to press the attack as Campolo weighed 228 pounds with a 82 inch reach aiming to meet Schmeling next.
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United Press
Wester
New York
Victorio Campolo
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Campolo
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Ebbets Field
Jimmy Crowley
Heeney
Johnny Risko
Humbert J. Fugary
Schmeling
Phil Scott
Joe Jacobse
Fugary
New York State Athletic Commission
Heetey
Gene Tenney
Arthur de Kuh
Monte Munn
Nebraska
Deyends Aires
Misheard Player Banter And Umpire Chats In A Baseball Tale
A quirky mix of sport slang and on field chatter features players like Luke Sewell and Mike Cochrane. Umpire exchanges, jesting insults, and comments about Hack Wilson and Hackenschmidt pepper a lively game account.
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der Schmeling
Luke Sewell
Luke
Mike Cochrane
Imad
Eddie Romsie
Hack Wilson
Hackenschmidt
Rassler
Mel
A’s
Cleveland
A‘s
Hack
Home Run Club Leaders and Batting Totals Collage
A scanned list names by team shows home run leaders and batters across leagues. Notable names include Ruth Yankees Gehrig Yankees Hornsby Cubs and Goslin Senators with one each among others. The fragment references totals and standings for National and American Leagues with a final percentage around .460.
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Giants
Hornsby
Cuyler
Cubs
O'Doul
Phillies
Frederick
Dodgers
Goslin
Senators
Rice
Tigers
Hawkins Wins On Foul in Ten Round Bout
In Los Angeles on August 14 Tom Hawkins of San Diego defeated George Godfrey of Leiperville, Pa on a foul in the third round of their ten round heavyweight matchup.
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Los Angeles
Tom Hawkins
San Diego
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Late Bloom Keeps Geraniums Blooming by Prompt Pick
The best way to keep plants blooming is to pick flowers as soon as they open. For geranium beds, continuous blooming is possible if blooms are not left to fade on the plant.
Golf putting rule on caddies and green marks
The rule states that when a ball is on the putting green a caddie or partner must not touch the ground in the line of the proposed putt though they may indicate direction. No mark shall be placed anywhere on the putting green as part of this inviolable rule.
Paddock in dispute with Amateur Athletic Union over Olympic team
New York Aug. 16 A A U again clashes with Charlie Paddock the famed sprinter. Paddock wrote No Son of Mine in a magazine accusing the A A U of blocking him from the Olympic squad and of branding him a mere attraction. A A U president Avery Brundage called the article unfair and inaccurate and noted the track and field selection committee favored the United States team, while Paddock claimed discrimination in seeding at Cambridge trials.
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C.R
Amateur Athletic Union
Iarma
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A. A.D
Awelt
Funda
Cambridge
Paddoeck
Avery Trundage
Trundage
A.A. U
Minheer
Waddock
Derby Winner Has Poor Record Since
CHICAGO August 16 UPD reported Clyde Van Dimen the Derby winner has shown mediocre form since the Kentucky Derby. Trainers plan to ship the horse back to Kentucky to recuperate. He finished out of the money against four ordinary horses at Hawthorne Track yesterday.
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Chicago
UPD
Becanes
Clyde van Dimen
Kentucky
Wettir
Clyde
Hawthorne Track
Trap Shot Stars To Meet on Monday
Vandalia reports the Grand American handicap next Monday bringing nearly 1,000 shooters to compete for 12850 in prizes. Noted entrants include PY Troch Y W Huseman Jay Graham and W M Meyers.
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Trap Shot
Vandalia
America
Py, Troch
Y. WU. Huseman
Jay Graham
W. M. Meyers
Florida University stars crabtree and goodbread summer guards on beach
Crabtree and Goodbread, two of the Florida University varsity football team, worked during the summer as lite guards on the fashionable beach at We, N.
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Crabtree and
Goodbread
Florida University
Seattle Girl Set for Toronto Marathon Entry
A Seattle girl is slated to compete in the Wrete ley marathon in Toronto. Martha Novelius and other entrants are listed among the participants.
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Seattle
Tional Park
Toronto
Martha Novelius
Stare
Cowboy Polo Event Set in Somerset Sunday
Southeastern Ohio sports note. Somerset hosts a key polo match on Sunday August 18 with the Borer set team meeting the Cowboy Polo from Springfield. Springfield riders wear full cowboy uniforms and ride western saddles. preliminaries by Crow boy team precede the main game.
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New Lexington
Ohio
Somerset
Borerset
Springfield
Springfield Teacum
Crowboy
Ray Carson
Portsmouth
Wellston Fairgrounds
Muskies Open 1929 Schedule With Four New Opponents
Ohio University reassures Muskingum fans that the 1929 football campaign will start in a month with four new opponents added to the slate. Coach Stone and athletic director W. Pohange outline eight-game plans including Capital University and Mt Union, with key games at New Concord and Alliance.
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Concord
Muskinwun
Aetif
W. Pohange
Maree
Vale Cation
Hive
Crady
Wil Stone
Oae Stone
Areienal
Lange
Sity
Momeret Team Defeats Come Bus Vole Club 5 to 4
In Cincinnati Aton 104 to fone games featured horsemanship as Momeret beat the Come Bus Vole Club 5 to 4. Don Galbraith of Columbia broke a toe in the third chukker. Sweeney and Ryap scored for Benerset with Ryap adding two points.
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Momeret
Comebus Vole Club
Don Galbraith
Columbia
Ano Liden
Chukker
Sabe Sickle
Sweeney
Benerset
Ryap
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