Cubs Clinch Series With 11 7 Win Over Millers
The Cubs finish their crucial series with an 11 to 7 victory over the Millers in Minneapolis. Key players include Lon Warneke for the Cubs and Jess Petty relief for Columbus, as Chicago expands its lead in the pennant chase and Millers battle the Birds for standings. The box score notes Petty as winning pitcher with Parmelee, Lee, and Blake among plays. crowds witness a lively finale.
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Hambrick Leads Zanesville Past Athens in Golf Meet
Zanesville pro Archie Hambrick shot 66 and 36 on the back nine to beat Athens captain Mitch Heaney 36 and 38. Final score displeased Athens as Hambrick’s 66 edged the hosts with a 40 to 28 victory on the course.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Thursday's Games
Major league results feature Brooklyn over Chicago in a 7 to 5 finish, New York besting St. Louis 8 to 4, Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 11 to 3 in the first game and 18 to 13 in the second, Cleveland taking New York 9 to 4, St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 6 to 3, Chicago beating Boston 9 to 5, and Detroit edging Washington 8 to 6. Additional line shows Louisville at Kansas City, Columbus at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at St. Paul, and Louisville 4 runs to 7 by Kansas City. details list pitchers and runs.
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Gallipolis Players Attend Columbus Red Birds Tryout
Three Gallipolis baseball players Aaron Kelton John Blazer and Richard Faulkner are taking part in a Columbus Red Birds tryout and school session conducted by Fred Hunter former Columbus coach. The trio have been active in local baseball and recreation games this summer.
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Columbus
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History of Cubs Managers Through the Years
The article recalls Cubs leadership under Charley Grimm and outlines a parade of managers. It notes Rogers Hornsby’s gambling issue and release, Joe McCarthy’s tenure under William Wrigley, and a series of brief or controversial stints from 1925 onward including Bill Killefer Rabbit Maranville Johnny Evers Hank O Day Rogers Bresnahan Joe Tinker and Fred Mitchell with a pennant in 1918.
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Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Joe McCarthy
Hornsby
Cubs
William Wrigley
McCarthy
Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Rabbit Maranville
Killefer
Maranville
New York
Boston
Johnny Evers
Hank O'Day
Rogers Bresnahan
Joe Tinker
Fred Mitchell
Mitchell
Cub
Tilden Beaten by Nusstein in Barnstorming Tour Loss
William Tilden and Bruce Barnes lost a singles and doubles exhibition in Columbus as Hans Nusstein defeated Tilden in two sets to one and partnered with Emmett Pare to beat Tilden and Barnes 6-1 7-5. Tilden showed signs of being off his game.
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Bill) Tilden and
Red Sox Postpone Fenway Game Over Solar Eclipse
Boston announces no game at Fenway Park on Wednesday due to a solar eclipse. The Red Sox and Cleveland game is rescheduled for August 28 as the eclipse nears 99 percent totality and lasts about 20 minutes.
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Boston Red Sox
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Playing Golf in Windy Conditions
On windy days golfers should adjust by teeing lower and from the right foot when the wind hits the face. Wind affects poorly struck balls more and can add strokes. with a cross wind, hit firmly and use smart judgment to counter the breeze.
Bill Terry To Keep His Job
New York Aug 26. Bill Terry is slated to remain as manager of the New York Giants in 1933. Branch Rickey of the St. Louis Cardinals may become Giants business manager. Giants president Charles A. Stoneham backs Terry for reappointment. John J. McGraw supports a new Terry contract. No decisive meeting was reported on Terry’s fate.
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Legion to Face Business Men in Little World Series
Aug 26 report that American Legion earned Monday night tie-game with three tail-end teams deciding the result. The series will start after Gallipolis All-Stars finish in the Middleport tournament. All-Stars beat Maggie 6 to 4 to advance and will meet Pt. Pleasant tonight.
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Fort Wayne Extends Central League Lead with Victory
Fort Wayne edged Youngstown 8 to 6 to widen its Central League lead. Erie split a doubleheader with Dayton, taking the opener 6 to 5 but losing the nightcap 5 to 2. Today’s schedule has Dayton at Youngstown and Fort Wayne at Erie.
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Western Amateur Semi finals Highlight Midwestern Youths
The Western Amateur moved into semis with participants from Dallas and Los Angeles in the upper bracket and Chicago in the lower. Stanford sophomore Charles Seaver defeated Art Bartlett 11 to 10 after a 66 in the morning that tied the course and tournament records. Johnny Lehman shot 66 in qualifying while Bartlett had defeated Chick Evans, a former champion.
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Carpenters Win 10-Inning Pitcher Gridiron Style Victory
Carpenters edged Odd Fellows 2 to 1 in ten innings in a tight recreation league game. Roberson and Sharp traded zeroes until Russell singled, stole second and scored on Droz’s double for Odd Fellows. Carpenters answered in the second on a single and error, then Dun may scored the winning run in the 10th.
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Trapshooting World Series Carded Today in Grand American Handicap
More than 800 top shooters from the United States Canada and the Panama Canal Zone compete in the Grand American Handicap the world series of trapshooting. Bobby Oldsen from near Lansing Mich leads with a 108 targets broken at 30 yards and a 70 yard handicap distance. Ranson of Springfield Illinois and B W Renfro of Dell Montana tie for second with 98 each after a shoot-off. Women’s high honors go to Mrs H B Grigeby Oklahoma City who broke 83 from 30 yards.
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Benny Leonard faces pivotal clash with Jimmy McLarnin
Veteran contender Benny Leonard eyes a comeback win over Jimmy McLarnin at Madison Square Garden on Oct 3 to reclaim his lost fortune and set his own terms. Leonard claims confidence in outboxing McLarnin and seizes a potential triumph to reshape his financial fate.
Frenchmen Aim for Final in U S Doubles Championship
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts on August 26 Henri Cochet with Marcel Bernard faced Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gicdhill in the upper half semi finals of the American doubles championship. The winner would meet Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn in the final. Cochet and Brugoon had already advanced farther than any French doubles team in the event.
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Chicago
Frank Shields
New York
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Blizzard Stables shines in first day at Athens County Fair harness
Two entries from Blizzard Stables dominated opening races at Athens County Fair. The Vole won the 2:13 trot with fast final heat, while The Indred claimed the 2.18 trot with clean sweeps. Miss Betty Logan led the 2:21 pace, and other starters included Tadpole and The Inbred in feature events.
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Fifth game of Bradbury and Hysell Run tied series
The recreation ball teams Bradbury and Hysell Run meet in the fifth game at Pythian Park in Middleport. Each side has won two games, making this one of the most evenly matched nine contests in the district.
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Bradbury
Hysell Run
Pythian Park
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