Tigers Defeat Nationals as Ards Increase Lead
In New York Aug 27 the Tigers beat the Nationals 6 4 with Roy Johnson homering in the eighth for Detroit. Chicago White Sox snapped a Yankees streak at Comiskey Park as they won 5 to end a Yankees home run drought. Chicago Cubs swept a double header from the Giants in the NL to stay in the race for second. St Louis Cardinals extended their lead with two wins over the Braves, while Philadelphia took two from Cincinnati. Kansas City and Indianapolis edged closer to St Paul in the American Association with late rallies and solid pitching from Marcaim and others extracted.
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Dizzy Dean Remembers Long Road Trip With Cardinals
Jerome H. Dean recounts a cross country trip with Tony Kaufman to New York to join the St. Louis Cardinals. He describes crowd nerves at Polo Grounds, Gabby Street’s decisions, a failed chance to pitch in the World Series, and a roommate clash with Joe Sugden during the 1930s Cardinals season.
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Tony Kaufman
New York
Cardinals
Broadway
Duffunies
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Okla
Feir
Tony
Alamac
Joe Sugden
Joe
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Polo Grounds
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Houston
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Brooklyn
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Branch Rickey
Dempsey Draws Large Portland Gate in Exhibition Tour
The article notes Jack Dempsey drew about 17 000 paid admissions in Portland Oregon during his exhibition, with gate receipts possibly over a million. It discusses the exhibition purpose to test public appetite and estimate remaining value, and contemplates future opponents and matchups for a possible comeback.
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Jack Dempsey
Far West
Portland
Ore
Ack
Dempsey
Gus
Jack Sharkey
Ickey Walker
Baseball scores by innings across leagues in bid for action
The report lists multiple games with inning by inning tallies, featuring teams such as Boston St. Louis New York Philadelphia Washington Kansas City Minneapolis and Louisville. Key pitchers include Haines Wilson Sherdel Cant Grimes Zachary Frankhouse Maione Hartnett Walker Hogan Collins Stewart Bengough, and others. Results show varied final scores, including several blowouts and close contests, with mentions of run totals and errors.
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Wilson
Sherdel
Cant
St. Louis
Boston Grimes
Zachary
Frankhouse
Maione
Hartnett
Walker
Mitchell
Hogan
Welch
Aean
Sak Bush
Conaie Weney
Fitzsimmons
New York
Harriss
van Atta
Prudomme
Fenner
Kansas City
Coonan
Eevormen
Fette
Minneapolis
Dad Thompson
Benton
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Weil
Haid
Spohrer
Bool
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Hargrave
Crothers Crowned Champion of Champions at Grand American
Steve M. Crothers of Philadelphia won the champion of champions title at Vandalia on the third day of the Grand American trapshooting tournament. He hit 200 straight targets from the 36-yard mark and totaled 595 of 600 over three days. Ted Renfro placed second after a shoot-off with Joe M. Heistand. E. F. Woodward led defending champions near the top with 195. The Texas No. 1 team won the state team championship. Earl Donahue captured the professional title after a shoot-off, with Art Killam finishing third. James Thomas won the veterans title. The Amateur Trapshooting Association elected officials and discussed plans for a Pacific coast tournament. the 1932 Grand American was voted to be held here, while Chicago bid for 1983.
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Steve M. Crothers
Philadelphia
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Pennsylvania
Ted Renfro
Dell, Mont
Joe M. Heistand
Hinsbero
C. E. F. Woodward
Houston
Tex
Texas
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A. C. Finn
A. King
Wichita, Falls
A. C. Haseman
Amarillo
Earl Donahue
Minneapolis
Rush Bates
Denver
Colo
Art Killam
St. Louisa
James Thomas
Pleasant Hill
George Tucker
Gilmer
J. Painter
Pittsburgh
Guy V. Dering
Columbus
Wis
Amateur
John W. Eshelman, Jr
Lancaster
Isaac Andrews
Spartanburg
D. C
Sam Sharman
Salt Lake City
Utah
George T. Peter
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Two Boxing Programs Tonight in New York
Two boxing programs are set for New York tonight with heavyweight and middleweight bouts. At Queensboro Stadium weather permitting Charley Ratziaff of Duluth Minnesota faces Joe Sekura of Dayton Ohio in a 10 round heavyweight clash. In Madison Square Garden Bolly Krieger of New York faces Hans Muller of Germany in a middleweight contest.
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Queensboro Stadium
Charley Ratziaff
Duluth
Minn
Joe Sekura
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Bolly Krieger
Hans Muller
Germany
Kid Farmer To Meet Townley Tonight
Two town boxing rivals meet in a 10 round main event at the Athens County Fair all star card tonight at 7:30. Kid Farmer of Lancaster faces 24die Townley of Columbus in a rematch after Farmers edged Townley previously.
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Athens County Fair
Kid Farmers
Lancaster
Townley
Columbus
Farmer
Eddie
George Barber
Barber
Ditsy to Spring Training Camp Preview
A rough, fragmented diary-like excerpt discusses evaluating pitch curves by Grove Halishan and a predicted clash with the A's. The narrator rants about future bets and departs to St Joseph for a spell, then hints at tomorrow’s move to Spring Training Camp.
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Grove
Dean
Aorta
Bt. Joe
Central Ohio amateur golf championship results listed
Readable text records the Central Ohio amateur championship standings with teams from Piqua Zaneville Urbana Athens Daytos and others. Len Jordan Harvey Wi led runners up while Archia Hambrick Fred from Zaneaville and Marchi John Urbana posted lower scores amid a mixed field.
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Baby Mat Valley Country Club
Central Ohio
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Harvey Wi Piqua
Archia Hambrick
Fred
Zaneaville
Marchi
John MM
Baseball Trade Rumor Echoes From Cleveland
Cleveland reports a murky note that infielder Lind was moved by the Pacific Coast to New Orleans via Jana Indiana and Gubiaa. Manager Rivas is cited amid the uncertain transaction as details remain unclear.
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Jana
Indiana
Gubiaa
Pacific
New Orleans Asacciation Cae
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