Manesville Falls as Glouster Wins Rain-Delayed Clash
Hienie Mead masterfully shuts out Barnesville as Glouster beats them in eight innings halted by rain. Mead extends his scoreless streak to 19 innings, with Glouster moving to third place and within a game and a half of league leaders New Phillies.
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Legionnaires of
Glouster
Hienie Mead
Barnesville Hilltoppers
Beveridge
Coshocton
Twin Cities
Phillies
Newark
Zanesville
Hienie
Jordan
Mead
Pratt
Barnesville
Smith
G. Rasp
D. Earich
Corbin
H. Earich
D.earich
H. Rasp
White
Cambridge
Solario Valued as Age Horse in Turf Debate
British writers hail Solario as the horse of the century while Americans debate if Man o War could match his distance running prowess. Frankie ONeil weighs in that Solario and Man o War are top rivals, with Solario famed for endurance and distance prowess.
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Solario
James Rutherford
Ose
Tracery
Wyost
Aga Khan
Paris
Frankie O'Neil
Europe
Diario
Man o'War
o’War
Man o’War
Shoulder
Two Racers Die In Wrecks On Indiana Tracks
Fort Wayne Indiana July 19 Jack Perry 35 of Alexandria died in a speedway auto crash at Can til iore Park racing Sunday. Crown Point Illinois July 19 Sonny Talamont 28 of Chicago was killed when his dirt track racer overturned and was struck by a second car at the American Legion races.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jack Perry
Alexandria
Ft. Wayne
Perry
Crown Point
Sonny Talamont
Chicago
Cleveland Defeats Washington 5 to 3 in Free Scoring Affair
Cleveland broke a two year hitting drought against Washington with a five to three win. Manager Speaker led the visitors with a triple and a pivotal eighth inning double starting the rally. Donohue allowed two walks as McGraw yielded two, with errors by Walker and Roush shaping the score in a ragged game.
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Washington
Cleveland
Coveleskie
Speaker
POONA
Abeedie
Emmer
Pinelli
Donohue
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Walker
Roush
Christensen
Herman
Butler
Pipp
Critz
Marriott
Marianville
Fournier
McGraw
Ry Donohue
Fewster
A. Jamieson
Spurgeon
Burns
J. Sewell
Summa
L. Sewell
Weeses Lutzke
Padgett
Karr
P Stew
Ishaute
H. Ova McNeely
S&s. Harris
Rice
Myer
Goslin
Judge
Bluege
Ruel
Shaute
Man o' War Retired to Stud After Break Down
Rumors swirl in English turf circles that Man o' War, short of work and possibly not sound, would retire to stud after an easy win. The betting surged into the hundreds of thousands despite questions about his condition and future.
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Man o’War
Tuesday's five best radio features
Tuesday night radio lineup includes WEAF Hook Up at 9 p m with Easy Standard time features from Jackson Kinsey baritone and Valencia orchestra on KGO Oakland 361 pm Pacific Standard. KFAB Lincoln 241 8 06 pm Central features university program. WEAF Hookup 10 pm Eastern daylight Bruce Benjamin tenor with Walter Golde.
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WEAF
Max Jacob
Chamber Symphony
Jackson Kinsey
KGO
Oakland
Pacific Standard
Valencia
KFAB
Lincoln
Central Standard
WIJX
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
the Keystoners
Bruce Benjamin
Walter Golde
Regret Over Berlenbach Passing as Boxing Champion
Fight fans mourn Paul Berlenbach who held the light heavyweight title. Jack Delaney defeats Berlenbach in a carefully planned bout and becomes undisputed light heavyweight champion while eyeing Gene Tunney and bigger rivals. Delaney plans to face Francis Charles and possibly Jack Sharkey. Berlenbach’s final bout highlighted his stubborn defense and weight troubles.
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Fatr
Consolidated Press
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Champio
Paul
Jack Delaney
Jack
Gene Tunney
Newark Boxing Commission
Bridgeport
Delaney
Francis Charles
August Commission
Jack Sharkey
Lony
Rberlenbach
Scotty Montieth
Berlenbach
Dan Hickey
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Last Night
Yesterday's hero Bill Southworth hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Cardinals past the Phillies 9 to 7. Freigan Wilson and Stephenson sparked the Cubs to a 2 to 1 win over the Giants. Tom Zachary pitched the Browns past the Yankees 4 to 0. The Indians defeated Coveleskie and the Senators 6 to 3. Pete Donohue's fielding aided the Robins in a 2 to 1 win over the Reds.
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Bill Southworth
Giant
Cardinals
Phillies
Freigan
Wilson
Stephenson
McQuillan
Cubs
Giants
Tom Zachary
Washington
Browns
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Coveleskie
Senators
Pete Donohue
Robins
Reds
Captains Plan Protest Over Paris Tennis Management
Captains of the American men and women tennis teams prepared to urge the United States Lawn Tennis Association to refuse sending teams to Paris until the tournament conduct improves. Mary Browne reported issues from Paris and Wimbledon while Vincent Richards called for a halt to international play until Americans receive fair treatment. Helen Wills had mixed experiences but supported European stays.
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Henry FL. Farrell
United Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Paris
Europe
Mary K. Browne
Wimbledon
Miss Browne
France
Vincent Richards
States
Helen Wills
Riviera
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
Summaries of games show American Association results with Columbus beating Toledo 10 4 and Milwaukee down Kansas City 3 1 Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 5 Minneapolis 9 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 8 Louisville 6. National League sees Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2 New York 1. American League Cleveland 5 Washington 3 St Louis 4 New York 0. No further games scheduled.
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America
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Eastern open golf championship opens at Wolf Hollow links
Delaware Water Gap Pa. The Eastern open golf championship was scheduled to start today on the Wolf Hollow links with Walter Hagen Bill Mehlthorn Johnny Farrell and others of golfing fame entered.
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Wolf Hallow Links
Walter Hagen
Bill Mehlthorn
Johnny Farrell
Sports Schedule Across Cities for Week
American Association slate lists no games this week while Brooklyn visits Cincinnati Philadelphia plays St Louis New York meets Chicago Boston hosts Pittsburgh Cleveland visits Washington St Louis travels to New York Chicago visits Boston Detroit faces Philadelphia.
Huff Improves in London Nursing Home
George Huff athletic director at the University of Illinois remained better today after a fairly good night and ongoing improvement noted over the weekend in a London hospital.
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London
George Huff
University of Illinois
Helen Wills Improves at Forest Hills Practice
Helen Wills national women’s tennis champion practiced 49 minutes at the west side courts yesterday, displaying a gradually strengthened game.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills
West Side
WIPFR'S SKIN FOR HUSBAND CHICAGO
In a cryptic fragment a reference to H Iritton or similar name mentions burns and a wife, with an irregular report of injuries and a possibly staged or misrecorded incident in Chicago. The readable text is limited and details are unclear.
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Wipfr
Chicago
Iritton
Domestic Tensions Rise Over Junior Care Decision
In a tense dialogue Lillian pushes for a clear choice on Veritzen’s offer and care for Junior after Lucia Meredith's death. Katherine returns with Junior as the trio contemplates who should nurse and how the family will face the future.
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Lillian
Veritzen
Junior
Katherine
Lucia Meredith
Lucia
Catekills
Dawn
Chicago may host Dempsey Tunney heavyweight bout
Promoter Tex Rickard said Chicago could stage the world heavyweight title match between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney in early fall. He noted support from five top Chicago figures and dismissed New York delays, declaring boxing worse in New York than since the state’s boxing law began. Billy Gibson urged delaying the decision until after a New York Boxing Commission meeting.
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Chicago
U.R
Tex” Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
East
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Rickard
New York
New York Boxing Commission
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Gibson
Muldoon
Bebe Daniels and Charley Paddock Quiet on Marriage Plans
Hollywood rumors centered on actress Bebe Daniels and track star Charley Paddock as they kept details of their forthcoming marriage undisclosed. The couple, long rumored to wed, offered no confirmations or dates despite widespread fan attention.
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Hollywood
Cal
U.R
Bebe Daniels
Charley Paddock
Rosenberg to Defend Bantam Title Against Bud Taylor
Phil Rosenberg will sign papers Tuesday to defend his bantamweight title against Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana. The bout is expected on Labor Day in Chicago, announced Rosenberg's manager.
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Chicago
Phil Rosenberg
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Rosenberg
The Tragedy of the Successful Man and His Wife
A reader letter profile argues the core tragedy is the Successful Man outgrowing his old fashioned wife. It contrasts a lifelong bond with a career driven rise and calls for resilience, pride, and continuing love within marriage. The piece discusses social invites, gender roles, and self worth in 1926 America.
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Yeaeeng
America
Averalla
Elsie
Ife
Sixty four enter Longwood bowl tennis tournament
Sixty four players from 10 states and three foreign countries began the thirty fourth annual Longwood bowl tournament at the Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill. William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia leads a field that includes Takeichi Harada and two other Japanese players, Teizo Toba and Sekio Tawara.
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Takeichi Harada
Teizo Toba and
Sekio Tawara
Bout Cancelled As Mello Withdraws For Surgery
The postponement ends the planned match between Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh and Al Mello of Lowell, former New England welterweight champion. Mello will undergo appendicitis surgery tomorrow and likely miss about six months of boxing.
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Boston
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
al Mello
Lowell
New England
Mellow
Lighted Paper Cat Tie Leads to Fine for Teen
In St. Louis, 17 year old George Antin was fined for attaching lit paper to a cat. The incident prompted local authorities to remind residents of animal cruelty laws and safety concerns.
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ST. Louis
George Antin
Glouster Dominates Barnesville in Eight Inning Shutout
In a brisk baseball doubleheader style update Glouster routed Barnesville 9 to 0 in eight innings while Zanesville beat Newark 9 to 3 in five innings and Cambridge topped New Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Coshocton fell to Twin Citys 3 to 1.
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Glouster
Barnesville
Zanesville
Newark
Coshocton
Cambridge
New Philate
Philadelphia
Cubs pitchers hit stride as 1926 Cubs shine
Cubs hurlers have held opponents to about 8.25 hits per game since July, led by Root Blake Bush Osborn Jones Kaufman Piercy Milstead and others. Brooklyn fed the hardest hits, while Alexander’s departure is noted as a factor in the club’s current staff strength.
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John B. Foster
Consolidated Press
New York
Root
Blake
Bush
Osborn
Jones
Kaufman
Piercy
Milstead
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooklyn
Cub
Alexander
Chicago
Short Twilight League Clash Ends at Darkness
Nelsonville defeats Athens 5 to 4 in a six inning dusk game at Chauncey. Dugan and Jenkins powered Nelsonville with Smith of Athens impressing at third. Rematch planned next Sunday at Chauncey bar park as Athens vows revenge.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Chauncey
McKinley
W. Theisen
Dugan
Jenkins
Smith
Chauncey Bar Park
The
Athen
Young Pitchers Forge Strong July Run Against Chicago
The streak includes eight hits allowed in a string of strong performances by young pitchers. Root and Piercy are near veteran status in the Chicago crowd, having joined from the Majors to California. July saw only one game with four hits against Chicago, with two five hit games and a six hit game highlighting the period.
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Fellows
Chicago
Root
Piercy
California
Metropolitan golf champion to be decided after playoff tie
Gene Savazes and MacDonald Smith again tied after 36 holes and 108 holes total with 428 strokes each in the Metropolitan golf championship. They will resume play next Saturday to determine the winner.
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New York
Gene Savazes
MacDonald Smith
Irritating Causes of a Sore Throat
A 1924 column by Dr. Royal S. Copeland outlines various irritants linked to sore throat, including exposure to cold wind, dust, poor air quality, mouth breathing, ear infections, dental problems, and hot drinks. It stresses underlying illnesses, prevention through hygiene, and seeking medical exams for persistent symptoms.
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Nature
Copeland
Royal
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Hair bleaching and dietary weight guidance in 1920s Q and A
The article answers two questions about peroxide hair lightening and a 22 year old woman five eight weighing 142 pounds. It adds that corn bread is nutritious and buttermilk common in stores.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Change Amid Fraud Warnings
The forecast predicts possible change or travel and strong luck for those in employment, but warns of fraud and deception in new ventures and signed documents. Individuals with birthdays on this day face mixed fortunes and need caution to avoid scams and risky securities.
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Delaware Water Gap, Pa
American Association
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Jillian
Brooks
Sheffield
Dicky
Inay
Rosey
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Longwood Bowl
William T. Tilden
Royal S. Copeland
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Genevieve Kemble
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