Giants Leap to N L Lead Stride with Cubs Doubleheader
In New York, the Giants rout the Cubs 5 2 and 7 1 as Carl Hubbell wins the opener and Mel Ott drives in key runs. The St Louis Cardinals win 4 2 over the Boston Braves in ten innings, Robin tames Pirates 5 3, Reds top Phillies 5 0, and 0 1. The Yankees shut out the White Sox 2 0 for their first such win of the year, while the Athletics sweep the Browns 4 1. In Columbus Kansas City climbs toward second while St Paul and Columbus win to shake the American Association standings.
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Meg
Robbie
Cubs
Giants
Band
Surong
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Fallis
Allen
Terry
Hogan
Ott
New
Freddy Helmech
Robin Southpaw
Sigman
Freddy
Pirates
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Lucas
Phils
Eliott
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Chicago White Sox
New York
Herb Pennock
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Ed Rommel
Washington
Senators
Hille
Detroit Tigers
Columbus
Kansas City
Ina Tin
American Association
Blues
Toledo
Indianapolis
Saints
Betts
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Joel Hunt
Turgeon
Reds Box Score Highlights From Late Inning Collapse
Reds batted for Johnson in the eighth and tied the game at six with a 11 run in the inning as Mal lon drove in the go ahead run. Cullop doubled and Bartell sacrificed while Babell orchestrated double plays to end Philadelphia threat. Ellis left on base totals show Philadelphia seven and Cincinnati six. Johnson allowed eight hits in eight innings while Frey pitched a scoreless ninth. Losing pitcher Johnson. Umpires Moran and Quigley. Time 1 28.
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Johnson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hurst
Mallon
J. Elliott
Frey
Moran
Quigley
Cincinnate
Craptree
Coe
Milligan
bKoster
Fallenstein
Anne Nee Ne
Benge
Wigan
Chicago
Malon
Bartell Teachout
Warnecke
A Crabtree
Cuccinett
Hubbell
Hogen
Nebo
Beck
Sukeforth
Dutocher
Roush
Malion
Chica
Bartell
BCBS
Wame Echt
Teachout
Cuccinello
Hendrick
Aoe
Chaplin
O'Farrell
Tere
Petes -Eniladalnhia
Cin- Hogan
Eiallenstein
Pittsburgh
Moe Brooklyn
Yand Sianos
Bane Sutin
Fonstein
Heber
Pittsburgh - Milligan
Sakeforts
Idphen Brooklyn
Tohar
Bangesborn
Phillips
Pf Moran
Helmach
Col
Grey
St. Louis Loptton
Bostas
Cincinnabt Abre
Detroit
Shesth Cote
Hayywo Sukeforth
Herring
Sullivan
Pebason
New Yort
Dickey
Welland
Penn Lyon
Caican
Philadelp
Kansas City
Brickell
Wingard and
Devormer
Gwitt
Hurst, Klein
Indianapolis
Taltt
McCurdy
Filland
Campbell and
Fenner
Whitney
Jak Bees
Fokinrine Oon
Aia
Minneap
Brewers stumble as eighth inning error sinks Columbus
In a tense game, Milwaukee second baseman's error in the eighth decided the outcome for Columbus. The Brewers mounted a ninth inning rally but were halted after Gente's double. O'Rourke contributed a single and Cullie hit a homer for three runs. Earlier, Shea delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift Louisville over Minneapolis 4 to 3.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Brewers
Gentein
O'Rourke
Cullie
Shea
Louisville
Minneapolis
Mitch's Musings on Dempsey Carpentier and Tunney Fights
Prominent weekly life story installments reveal Dempsey recounting Carpentier at Boyles in Putney and El Polo fights. He describes the Firpo bout, dodging punches, and stepping over Firpo’s body, with vivid ring memories and the famous Chicago bout and the elusive count.
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Ace Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Boyles
Putney
Fla
Chicago
Jack
Gene
Toledo
Philadelphia
Wader Ore
Rauch Breaks 194 At Grand American
Frank X. Rauch of Athens led in the Grand American clay target event finishing with 194 of 2000 targets. He posted 99 breaks in his first 100 and tied 190 of 200 in regulation, surviving the shoot-off. Maust of Cleveland won the overall title after a key shoot-off, with other finalists including Slaughter and Botts in a dramatic series.
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Vandalia
Lincoln Fark
Frank M. Troeh
Portland
Gre
Maust
Troeh
E. Botts
Wauseon
Ohio
George Staugh- Mause Gel
Frank X. Rauch
Athens
Rauch
Ter
Benton Harbor
Mich
Slaughter
Dr. Botts
Troch
Gus Payne
Cleveland
Jeanette Jay
Waverly
Tawa
B. E. Grigsby
Oklahomr City
W. P. Andrews
Atlantis
Georgia
Champaign
Karl Maust
Steve Crothers
Philadelphia
Weat
Record Entry List for Races at Fair
Nineteen Horses Will Race Thursday and Friday at Athena County Fair. Entries from Athens Logan Bidwell and Newark areas form a strong field of 18 horses across 3 races. Thursday features 3:14 trot 1:20 pace and 2:18 trot with a $50 purse. Friday offers 22 pace and two other events with large purses, including a $900 prize for each of the mains. Riley H Couch of Newark will start the races.
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Harneas
Forsee
Gray
E.R. Walburn
Athens
J. Watt
W. RB. Brandt
Ruble
Logan
H.C. Denray
Bidwell
Shelby
N. C
Montgomery
Alx
Elbridge
NL OY
Winchester
Hersia W
Riley H Couch
Newark
Hetz and Sekyra Heavyweight Bout Postponed by Rain
New York Aug 36 A rain delay forced postponement of the ten round heavyweight bout between Charley Hetz iiaff of Duluth Minnesota and Joe Sekyra of Gayton Ohio. The fight will be rescheduled for tomorrow night at the Neenashara Star? Inn.
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New York
A.rmrain
Charley Hetziiaff
Duluth
Minn
Joe Sekyra
Gayton
Fragmentary 1900s baseball note from St. Louis camp
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions St. Joe baseball club member, Breach Rickey of the Cardinals, and workouts at Shawnon. A hotel lobby conversation with a girl leads to unclear events. Names and places are partially garbled.
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St. Joe Baseball Club
Breach Rickey
Cardinals
Shawnon
St. Louis
Braseh
Chapman Sets Speed Record in Chicago Suburban Meet
Chapman of the New York Yankees outfield wins the speed championship of the American League after a sweeping victory over Carl Reynolds of the Chicago White Sox. He clocks 19.18 seconds in a 10 yard dash, besting Reynolds by about 10 feet. Chapman also defeats Dusty Cooke Myril Hos and Sam Byrd of the Yankees and Bit Closelt of the White Sox in other races.
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Chicago
Chapman
New York
Yankeen’ Arts
Carl Reynolds
Chicago White Sox
Reynolde
Anconda
Dizzy Dean and Branch Rickey Talk Pitching and Prospects
A rough, transcription style reminiscence recounts Dizzy Dean meeting Branch Rickey and discussing his rise to the major leagues. The piece highlights Rickey warning against too many relationships, Dean’s experiences with Houston’s struggle, and encounters with players like Tony Kaufman while pursuing a major league break. The narrative sketches early career chatter, team movements, and the dream of the big show.
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Mr. Lean
Dean
J. J. Dean
Mr. Bokey
Branch
Houston
Olver French
Jorell
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Ottvee
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Roen
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Ylene
Bule
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Durham Tobacco
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American Tobacco Company
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