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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
11
Cardinals Rampage At Wrigley As Eight-Game Run Sparks NL Race
Chicago awaits as the St Louis Cardinals open a four game series at Wrigley Field riding an eight game winning streak. A three out of four sweep could tilt the National League race with pace set by Cardinals and rival clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
Wrigley
Chicago
Louis Cardinals
eCubs
Ames
Wrigley Field
National League
St Louis and Milwaukee battle as pennant race tightens
In a crowded baseball summary this day, St Louis and Milwaukee win close games while St Paul clings to last place. Indianapolis and Louisville slip, Kansas City tops with a 6 to 3 win, and errors hamper pitching as Eck Winters allows 13 hits in a tough showing for the Mud Hens.
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U.P
St. Ed
Sterday
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Solis
Alwaukee
Dinty Gearin
Eck Winters
Cam von
Leouisville
S & Os
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapoli
Philadelphia
Bas
Washington
New Yorsee
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Boston
Von
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Oston
Cincinnati
American Association
Indianalis
Seeandbee Challenger Race To Top Inland Steamer
SVELAND August 28 A U R A check posted by P J Swartz general manager of the Buffalo Transit Company offers a race with any inland side wheel passenger steamer to establish speed. The Seeandbee is claimed to be the fastest side wheel passenger on inland waters though the D C Lines and Greater Detroit contend their vessel is swifter. H McCracken D C passenger traffic manager has kept silent on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveland
U.R
P. J. Zz
and & Buffalo Transit Coun
Ile
Detroit
Swartz Dev
Greater Detroit
H. McCracken
Cranwood Oval to Open September 13 in Warrensville Heights
Cranwood Oval at Warrensville Heights Village will launch a fall racing meet on September 13, with veteran horseman George Smith announcing races. Horses now at Bainbridge Race Track in Geauga County will be moved to Cranwood as Bainbridge closes its season. Sheriff Ed J. Hanratty was reportedly out of the city and unavailable for comment on betting at the track.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cranwood Oval
Warrensville Heights
Ed J. Hanratty
George Smith
Cranwood
Bainbridge Race Track
Geauga County
Bainbridge
Hanratty
Long Swimmer Vincent Nelson Wins 10000 at Canadian Marathon
Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge Iowa won $10,000 by finishing the 15 mile Lake Ontario marathon in 7 hours 44 minutes 26 seconds at the Canadian National Exhibition. Isadore Sponder of Port Colborne Ontario took second, William F. Goll of New York third, George Blagden of Memphis fourth, and Ernst Vierkoetter of Germany fifth.
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Toronto
U.P
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Lake Ontario
Nelson
Isadore Sponder
Port Colborne
Ont
William F. Goll
New York
George Blagden
Memphis
Ernst Vierkoetter
Germany
Baker-Boy
Tilden Seeks Ninth National Doubles Final In Semi Final Bid
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts on August 25 national men's tennis doubles moved to the semi finals. A hobbling Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter faced defending champions George Lott and John Doeg as top seeds contested a tight draw. Vines and Gledhill pushed Lott Doeg close in a five set test while Van Ryn Allison and Bell Mangin loomed as Davis Cup alternates among strong seed entries.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
U.P
Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
George M. Lott
Chicago
John H. Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Tidlen
Hunter
Lott
Doeg
California
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Johnny van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bertha Heads American Trotters After Hambletonian Win
Hanover's Bertha, a Pennsylvania filly, led the American trotting pack by winning two of three heats in the Hambletonian Stakes at Goshen New York. She captured the winner's share of 36 706 dollars with Larkspur second and Guy Day third.
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Goshen
N. Y
U.P
Hanover
Bertha
Pennsylvania
Larkspur
Guy Day
United States triumphs in fourth British Empire meet at Chicago
The U S team defeated Britain 9 to 5 at Soldier Field, setting eight new records including two American marks. Edwin Genung overcame a two yard handicap to win the final mile medley so the Americans clinched the meet with strong showings from Reginald Bowen Eddie Tolan George Simpson and others. Britain claimed records in two mile and four mile relays and the steeplechase was won by Lord Burghley.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Chicago
U.P
United States
Soldier Field
Edwin Genung
Washington D. C
Seattle
Tom Hampson
British Empire
Reginald Bowen
University of Pittsburgh
Alex Wilson
Canada
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
George Simpson
Ohio State
Enerahart Mineland
John
Britain
Lord David Burghley
Great Britain
R. H. Thomas
Royal Air Porce
Ray Conger
David Burghley
Morgan Taylor
Ee “Oe Fitzpatrick
Genung
Young Shooter King Wins Grand American Cash Prize
Alfred R. King Jr a 14 year old from Wichita Falls Texas won the Grand American Handicap in Dayton after a shoot off with Dan Casey J J Scott and L H Crampton. He shares the first four cash prizes pooling the funds and receives 1125 dollars plus a 250 diamond medal. A check for the full amount was mailed to King today.
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Dayton
APD
Alfred R. King
Jdr
Wichita Falls
Texas
John Brandt
Amateur Trapshooting Association
King
Dan Casey
J. J. Scott
Toledo
L. H. Crampton
King Boy
Old Timers Rally to Beat Athena All Stars in Six
Dr. Walker's Old Timers from Buchtel defeated the Athena All-Stars 10 to 5 in six innings at Athens Playgrounds. The veterans scored two in the first inning and five in the fourth to seize control as Smith pitched early, then Garner relieved. Schoonover started for Athens but left after poor support, with Haddox finishing on the mound for the locals.
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Dr. Walker
Buchtel
Athens
Athena
Garner
Schoonover
Haddox
Enterprise Selected to Defend Americas Cup
Newport Aug 28 Enterprise a beautiful sloop with a metal mast was chosen as defender of the Americas Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock Fifth after two Newport races and a Brenton Point run off. Owned by Van derbilt and skippered by Harold St. Vanderbilt the ship is praised for speed in moderate weather and steadiness in a blow.
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Newport
R. L
U.P
Enterprise
Chosn
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
New York Yacht Chit
Charles Francis Adama
Women Vie in West Tourney at Hillcrest Country Club
Kansas City August 3 Two quarterfinal matches highlight the Western Women's Golf Tournament at Hillcrest Country Club. Defending champion Mrs S Hull faces Mrs Lee Mida of Chicago while Miss Dorothy Page Madison Wisconsin meets Virginia Van Wie of Chicago. Page beat Helen Mc Morran yesterday and Van Wie defeated Mrs Rey Green of Los Angeles. Mrs Hill edged Mrs Melvin Jones Chicago to reach the semis. Miriam Burne Tyson Kansas City meets Florence Beebe Chicago in the other quarterfinal.
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Kansas City
Hillcrest Country Club
S. Hull
Lee
Mida
Chicago
Dorothy Page
Madison
Win
Virginia van Wie
Miss Page
Helen McMorran
Miss van Wie
Rey Green
Los Angeles
Hill
Melvin Jones
Mia
Miriam Burne Tyson
National and Western
Florence Beebe
Girl marksman stars at Camp Perry pistol exhibition
ARLAYNE BROWN a 14 year old champion girl revolver shooter performed a demonstration for boys at Camp Perry on the fringe line to promote the Boys and Girls Junior Rifle Cup. She is set to compete in NRA matches on the range next week. Milton Miller 1% of Columbia and Francia W Parker 14 of Highland Park 1H won Close A and B prone shooting events respectively when completed last night.
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Camp Perry
Arlayne Brown
Arkayne
Milton Miller
Columbia
Francia W. Parker
Highland Park
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