Sendings Across Cities Highlight Association Matchups
The list shows AB AMERICAN games with Washington at New York Detroit at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis Minneapolis at Columbus night game St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville
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Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
NATO Club
ST St Louis
Pittsburgh
Petree
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington Sweer
St Louis
Stee Ween
Columbus Tee
Schott Faces Cards In Reds Cardinal Clash
Cincinnati Reds lineup for tonight's game against the St. Louis Cardinals features Gene Schott on the mound with southpaw Bob Weiland opposing. Reds cling to sixth place after three straight wins over the Chicago Cubs, still 5.5 behind fifth. Eddie Miller, recalled rookie infielder, may start at short. captain Billy Myers is sidelined with a sore arm.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Gene Schott
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Weiland
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Miller
Cardinals
Billy Myers
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Washington Senators
Yankee Stadium
Senators
Tigers
White Sox
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Larry French
Bill Swift
Pirates
Giants
Bees
Boston
Lou Fette
Cliff Melton
One Upset Marks Opening Day in Public Parks Tennis
In Pittsburgh seven of eight seeds won first round matches as Bo Ming Yee lost to Bob Patterson in an upset. Key winners included Ronald Lubin Robert Madden M C Hopper Louis Facquin and Frank Keaney. Defending champ Lewis Wetherell and runner-up MJ McLaney received byes.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Bo Ming Yee
Honolulu
Bob Patterson
Tulsa
Okla
Ronald Lubin
Los Angeles
Robert Madden
M. C. Hopper
Louis Facquin
Memphis
Frank Keaney
St. Louis
Lewis G. Wetherell
Santa Ana
Calif
M. J. McLaney
Elizabeth Deile
Pasadena
Millfield Stages Weekend Wins Over Nelsonville Teams
Millfield won two games over the weekend defeating the Nelsonville All-Stars 7 to 6 on Saturday and the Nelsonville Eagles 6 to 3 on Sunday. They will play Chester and Zanesville next weekend.
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Millfield
Nelsonville All-Stars
Nelsonville Eagles
Chester
Zanesville
Watussi Tribe Credited With 8-Foot High Jump Feat
In Darkest Africa reports credit the Watussi tribe with an eight foot high jump. An unofficial Sweden record by Mel Walker of Ohio State reached six feet 9 and 32 inches.
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Africa
Sweden
Mel Walker
Ohio State
Merry Dash For Pennant Is in Sight
New York reports a tight September pennant race in the National League as the Cubs, Giants, Cardinals, and Pirates press for a lead. The Cubs suffer a slide eight losses in 14 while Giants perk up with Mel Ott at infield and Dick Bartell back.
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NEW York
U.P
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Cub
Hershey Open Golf Tournament Set for September
Hershey Pa five annual Hershey Open golf tournament will run September 2 3 4 and 5 at Hershey Country Club with $5000 in prize money.
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Hershey
Hershey Country Club
Across and Down Puzzle with Varied Clues
A large fill in the crossword style puzzle listing many across and down clues with numbers and hints, spanning topics from geography and objects to languages and animals, requiring word fits for both directions. The grid is implied by the numbering and clues.
Nagurski Leaves Bears for Wrestling World Title Run
Bronko Nagurski quits the Chicago Bears backfield after being guaranteed 20 000 for the year by wrestling promoters led by Joe Mondt. He headlined a clash with Dean Detton and drew large crowds in Minneapolis and Los Angeles as promoters push a new era of cross sport stardom.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Bronko Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Nagurski
Everett Marshall
Joe
Toots) Mondt
Minnesota
Gurski
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Mondt
Ed Strangler Lewis
Crown
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Dartmouth
Detroit
Sonnenberg
Lewis
Monat
Detton
Bronko
Vincent Lopez
Tony Stecher
Joe Stecher
Wild Horse
Dodge
Slambang
Started on a Shoestring Tourney Is Hip Boot Size
Henry McLemore reports on a chaotic National Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament begun on a shoestring budget. The piece notes young players average 17, veteran majors men, and Duncan Cementers defending champs with a 34–35 average. It mixes sports wit with local color and oddball anecdotes from Wichita and surrounding areas.
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Henry McLemore
Wichita
Kans
U.P
Carrie Nation
Carrie
Sporting Goods
Ray Dumont
Dumont
Painters Outfit
Hollywood
Duncan Cementers
Duncan
Okla
Duncans
Denver
Mike Murra
Dave Truffelli
Murra
Tom Armour
Ripley
Krollite
Tourney opens with late rallies in Semi-Pro tourney
In Wichita Kansas two National Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament games ended with Enid Oklahoma defeating La Grange Georgia 8 to 6 after a ninth inning rally. Buford Georgia rallied for eight runs in the eighth to beat Asheboro North Carolina 11 to 7. Beirne Arkansas lost to Hollywood California 4 to 0 eliminating them. Lisbon Falls Maine and Tacoma Washington each posted a second straight win, while Casper Wyoming and Kansas City Missouri police squads advanced with upsets.
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Wichita
Kans
U.P
Enid
Ice cream social planned by Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Society to hold an ice cream social on the church lawn Thursday evening August 19 serving homemade ice cream and cake starting at 5 o clock. The piece notes a busy community with homecoming events and gatherings at Clarks Chapel and nearby families visiting relatives in Athens The article recalls early telegraph poles and buffalo spikes from western expansion.
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Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid Society of
Rose Grenawalt
Edith
Athens
J. A. Bell
J. L. Duncan
Ella Dillinger
Evan Edwards
Betty
Lois
Dorothy Williams
Grace Goldsberry
A. H. Beckett
Ward Radford
Eileen Walls
God Is Good
Shields
Daughter
the Plains
Jean Frost
Lloyd
Waid Radford
Myron Martin
Homer Howell
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Clyde Keirns
Columbus
Law Walls
Shade
H. A. Patterson
Robert
North Dakota
Millers Hit Crucial Road Swing in pennant push
The Minneapolis Millers under Donie Bush, leading the American Association by two games, open a pivotal 13 game road trip tonight. They face the Columbus Red Birds in a three game series in Columbus then a Toledo trip, with eight final road games to end the season.
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Columbus
Minneapolis Millers
Donie Bush
Millers
Minneapolis
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Mudhens
Indianapolis
Louisville
Red Birds
Indians Win from Brewers
Indians beat their farm club 4 to 3 in Milwaukee exhibition. Joe Heving and Lloyd Brown split the pitching duties as Hal Trosky homered with one on, and Earl Averill drove in the decisive run in the eighth after Milwaukee tied it with three in the seventh.
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WUP
Willis Hudlin
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bottomley
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Milwaukee
Brewers
American Association
Joe Heving
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Brown
Earl Averill
Julius Solters
Turner Hurls For Radcliff In Pitchers Battle
Radcliff defeats Volunteers of America 3 1 in a pitchers duel led by Turner who struck out 15 and allowed two hits. Whetstone fanned nine for the visitors. A late rally in the eighth powered Radcliff to the win with a sequence of hits including a Turner triple and Grasaglio double. Next Sunday Gallipolis visits Radcliff at 2 30 p m. New York Yankees may surpass 1 000 000 road fans this season if trends hold.
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Gallipolis
Radcliff
A.ab
RIC SC
Ciitredinegers
Osseese
NEW York
New York Yankees
Marcel Thil Arrives to Defend World Title at Polo Grounds
Marcel Thil world middleweight champion arrives in New York on the Normandie to defend his title against Fred Apostoli at the Polo Grounds on September 23.
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Marcel Thil
New York
Europe
New York State
Normandie
Fred Apostoli
Polo Grounds
Leemans Rejoins Giants With Signed Contract Return
New York Giants welcome back Alfonso Tuffy Leemans former George Washington University star who led the National League in rushing ground gained last season and returns after signing his contract.
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New York
Alfonso
Tuffy) Leemans
George Washington University
New York Giants
French Aces Set to Unlimber at Newport Tennis Meet
The French aces Jacques Brugnon and Yvon Petra arrive to compete in the Newport Casino's 57th annual tennis championships with Tuesday first round showdowns. Don Budge the world champion and Bryan Grant the No. 3 seed loom in early action, Budge facing Henry Daniels and Grant meeting the Robertson Low winner.
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Newport
R. I
U.R
Jacques Brugnon
Yvon Petra
Newport Casino
Normandie
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Budge
Henry Daniels
New York
Grant
Henry Robertson
Pasadena
Robbie Low
Lenore Wingard Wins Open Pro Half Mile Championship
Lenore Right Wingard, holder of seven world and 22 national freestyle records, won the half mile open professional women's race at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. The victory earned $1,000 with Martha Novelius placing second and Mae Loney third among 19 competitors. Wingard’s time was 12 minutes 9 seconds.
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Cleveland
U.P
Lenore Right Wingard
Homestead
Ace
Cincinnati
Martha Novelius
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mae Loney
Toronto
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