Unclear Fishing Tale Mentions Tigers Yankees and Money
Fragmentary narrative describes fishing gear and a strike near a fence and branch as part of a larger blemished account. It references baseball figures including Tigers Yankees and money figures like 7500 and 11500 amid discussions of waivers and a game opener.
Terry's Ace Delivers in Pinch Again
Giants star Owen Hubbell and lefty ace Carl Hubbell shut down Cincinnati as New York extended its lead to five and a half games in the standings. In Pittsburgh, Pie Traynor's Pirates beat the Dodgers 6-2 behind Bill Swift's eight hits and Paul Waner's four singles, narrowing Boston's fourth place lead to two and a half games.
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Bill Terry
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Brooklyn
Pie Traynor
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Paul Waner
Boston
Ohio State girls softball tournament pairings listed
Pairings announced for the Ohio State girls softball tournament to be held next weekend in Springfield. Eleven teams enter with G. G. Supermaster of Springfield as director. First round set for 2 p m Saturday. byes include West Portsmouth Dayton Geyers Market Middletown Briggs Dayton Gem City Doran and Donnersville Cardinals. Semis Sunday 2 p m finals 4 45 p m.
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M. C. A. Bloomer Girls
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Mansfield Tucker Aces
Yesterday's results and tomorrow's scheduled games noted
National games saw New York 7, Cincinnati 4 and Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 2. American Association results include peenconehs 10, Cygnees 9. Several lines appear garbled with forecasted rain and cold. Tomorrow lists Chi at Boston and multiple matchups across Detroit, Washington, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Columbus at Minneapolis, Toledo at St Paul, Indianapolis at eel City, Louisville at Milwaukee.
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Pairings announced for President's Cup at Athens Country Club
Mike Heaney, pro at Athens Country Club, released second round pairings for the President's Cup. Upper bracket matches include Beckley versus Miller and Mills versus Hodgins, while lower bracket features Swanson against Sanders and O Bleness against Vorhes. All matches must be played by next Sunday. Heaney also announced a match play against par tourney at the club on Sunday.
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Earl Beckley
H. E. Miller
G. E. Mills
BE. H. Hodgins
D. H. Sams
H. K. Buell
G. E. Whipple
George Rutkoskie
John Swanson
Dr. C. N. Sanders
First Donkey Game Tonight in Athens
Athens and vicinity see the first donkey baseball games at Rufus Putnam playground. Two six o'clock starts: tonight features the Athens Eagles versus the Pennyweights. Wednesday pits the Beckley aggregation against the Union Printers mounted on burros.
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Murray Eagles Roll To 18th Win Of Season
Murray City Eagles beat Newark 5 to 2 on Aug 21 to claim their 18th victory. Pryor and Sines limited Newark to three hits while Marshall and Lonas contributed three hits apiece as the home team extended its season lead.
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He Maranail
Welch
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Wise
Carbondale Runs Rquire Shutout Of Columbus Nine
Carbondale blanked Columbus 5 to 0 for a fourth consecutive scoreless opponent. The pitchers combined for a strong effort as the home club secured the win and its latest shutout.
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Columbus
Girls as pages at Chicago tennis tourney raise eyeful doubt
In Chicago during a national professional tennis tournament the South Shore Country Club introduces young girls as pages. The line of girls includes Dane Connor, Harriet Rush, Mary Bunting, Dorothy Cronin, Virginia Rabe, and Dona Johnson, sparking debate on performance and propriety.
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South Shore Country Club
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Harriet Rush
Mary Bunting
Dorothy Cronin
Virginia Rabe
Dona Johnson
200 Horses for State Fair Show in Columbus
More than 200 leading show horses will be stabled in Columbus next week for Ohio's Annual State Fair horse show. The event offers $18,000 in plate and cash prizes across five-gaited and three-gaited divisions with multiple stakes including a $1,500 championship and special Ohio-owned closed stakes. The competition begins Monday night with divisions for mares stallions or geldings and exhibitors under and over 15.2 hands.
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Ohio
Fight results from major cities follow AP boxing notes
The Associated Press reports decisioned and stopped bouts across cities including Boston Washington Chicago West Springfield Pittsburgh Newark Paterson and Miami. Notable results: Gainer outpoints McCoy in New Haven Phila. Wilson stops Loagan in D C. Breese outpoints Daezo in Chicago. Knauer beats Padon in Chicago. Halaiko outpoints Nebo in West Springfield. Brouillard stops Green in Pittsburgh. Affinito outscores Young Terry in Newark. Cavalier outpoints Lazer in Paterson. Sherman stops Salem in Paterson. Covelli outpoints Burton in Miami.
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Boston
AI Gainer
New Haven
Conn
al McCoy
Waterville
Washington
D. C
Bob Wilson
Stanislaus Loagan
Chile
Chicago
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kan
Paul Daezo
Frankie Knauer
Homestead
Newark
N. J
Salvatore
Affinito
New York
Young Terry
Trenton
Paterson
Paul Cavalier
Roy Lazer
Morrie Sherman
Detroit
Mickey Salem
Wallington
Miami
Fla
Frankie “Kid" Covelli
Brooklyn
Bucky Burton
Clinton
Ind
Dizzy Dean Returns to Cardinal Fold After Hearing
Dizzy Dean, suspended seven days for missing a Detroit exhibition and refusing a $100 fine, is restored to good standing after a closed hearing led by Kenesaw Mountain Landis and negotiated by Frank Frisch. Branch Rickey and Sam Breadon agreed on an eight day suspension, reduced to seven by Frisch. Dean loses $350, two uniforms worth $36, and the initial $100 fine.
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Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Showdowns
Joe Moore raked the Reds with a double and three singles as the Giants beat Reds. Bill Swift limited the Dodgers to eight hits and struck out seven for the Pirates.
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Giants
Reds
Bill Swift
Pirates
Dodgers
National Amateur Qualifiers Carded on 23 Courses Today
The national amateur golf championship qualifiers take place on 23 courses nationwide plus one in Honolulu. Seven hundred forty one players compete over 36 holes to earn 167 open spots plus 13 exempted berths for defending champion George Dunlap and other past holders, with Dayton and Elyria hosting top Ohio players incl. Maurice McCarthy Jr. and Johnny Piecher as contenders.
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Honolulu
Dunlap
Brookline
Mass
George Dunlap
Chandler Egan
Bob Gardner
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Davy Herron
Jesse Guilford
Jess Sweetser
Max Marston
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
Ross Somerville
Lawson Little
King
Rex Hartley
Dayton
Elyria
Ohio
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Cleveland
Montreal wrestling results feature Giacchette defeat
Yvon Robert of Montreal 218 defeats Nick Luise 202 of Venice California two falls to one at Camden New Jersey Maurice Lacchapelle Canada defeats Hans Schnabel Germany two falls to one in the same event.
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Montreal
Yvon Robert
Nick Luise
Venice
Calif
Camden
N. J
Maurice Lacchapelle
Canada
Hans Schnabel
Germany
Birds Hold Half-Game Lead In Eastern Standings
Chicago August 21 UP Columbus trimmed Indianapolis 10 innings 10 to 9 as six pitchers used by manager Ray Blades. Buck Marron doubled in the 10th to score Lee Norris and give Minneapolis a win. Indianapolis gained a half game idle by rain while Milwaukee trails. Toledo beat St Paul 5 to 4 as Dutch Holland homered in the ninth.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
American Association
Ray Blades
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Blades
Buck Marron
Jess Petty
Will Ryan
Millers
Lee Norris
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Brewers
Dutch Holland
Toledo
St. Paul
Saints
Bill Norman
Jack Warner
Bobby Reis
Holland
Walter Connolly Shines in First Starring Role at Ohio
Walter Connolly headlines Columbia's Whom the Gods Destroy at the Ohio Theater as John Forrester a fame driven producer who disguises himself as a woman to survive in a lifeboat. The drama explores sacrifice fear and enduring love with a strong supporting cast led by Robert Young Doris Kenyon Hobart Bosworth and Gilbert Emery.
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Columbia
Ohio Theater
Connolly
John Forrester
Forrester
Welter Lang
Robert Young
Doris Kenyon
Hobart Bosworth
Gilbert Emery
Jack Mulhall
Mary Carr
Rollo Lloyd
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Henry Kolker
Scotty Beckett
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