Athens Country Club Wins Third Golf Match at Jackson
Athens Country Club golf team defeated Jackson 43 to 7 to remain undefeated in the season after wins over Zanesville and Marietta. Individual scores show Fred Jones and Woodworth with three points each for Jackson, while numerous Athens players listed scores including O Bleness, T Gibroski, and Mickael among others.
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Athens Country Club
Jackson
Zanesville
Marietta
Athens
Fred Jones
Woodworth
Bob Jones
O’bleness
T. Gibroski
Smith
O. B. Ervin
Gross
Gooding
Wooley
Iomax
Biddle
Wick
Harshman
Gharp
Whipple
Cheal
Warren
Martin
Wood
Dr. Riddle
Beckley
Whaley
Cooper
Ogier
Roberts
Micheal
P. Bossier
Townsend
Stephen'n
Beasley
W. Clarr
Ridenour
Dowler
Pilcher
Kerr
Ivene Delay
Bally
Sass
Bill Jones
Mackinnon
Doc Shumate
Cable
Jones
Arthur Kelly
Ll. Jones
Hinman
Chapman
Grover
Athletics Lead In Home Run Sweep Amid Quieter Week
In yesterday’s recaps the Athletics Haas and Grove pace the league with early power while Giants Ott and Phillies O Doul struggle to find timing. Cardinals Bottomley and Foxx of the Athletics appear among the leaders as the two leagues post totals and scattered batting notes.
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Haas
Athletics
Grove
Ott
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
O'Doul
Walker
Reds
Sevees
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Scresages
Mons
Athletick
Casebeses
Ational
Prunes Wa
Cppmamotrs
Bottomley
Cardinals
Cincinnati Player Nearly Starts Fight
Cincinnati report describes Chuck Dressen of the Reds involved in a heated moment with Acting Manager Johnny Evers during a game. Horace Ford flagged absence of a Boston coach at first base, spurring Evers to quarrel and Dressen to move toward a confrontation before teammates restrained him.
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Cincinnati
Chuck Dressen
Ried Brave
Horace Ford
Johnny Evers
Boston
Evers
Dressen
Wisonian
Braves
Matches Postponed in Essex County Club Tournament
Heavy rain in Manchester Massachusetts forces a 24 hour postponement of Thursday's women's invitation tournament semi finals. Mary Greer of Kansas City was set to face Eleanor Goss of New York while Edith Cross of San Francisco was scheduled to play Mrs. F I Mallory of New York. Matches reset for Friday morning with doubles slated for the afternoon.
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Manchester
Mass
Rainforce
Essex Country Club
Mary Greer
Kansas City
Eleanor Goss
New York
Edith Cross
San Francisco
F. I. Mallory
Canadians and Americans reach Canadian lawn tennis semi finals
Two Canadians and two U S players advanced to the Canadian lawn tennis championships semi finals. John Doeg of Santa Monica faces Frank Shields of New York while Illard Crocker battles Jack Wright. Shields beat Charlie Leggier Montreal and Crocker defeated Fred Baggs New Yorker. Nunns Toronto eliminated.
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Toronto
United States
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Frank Shields
New York
Illard Crocker
Jack
Walter Martin Tecina
Sask
Shields
Charlie Leglie
Montreal
Crocker
Fred C. Baggs
Wright
Gilbert Nunns
Cubs to Play Pirates in Athens Junior League Clash
The Cubs, top in the Athens American Legion Junior Baseball League, meet the Pirates Saturday at 1 30 PM for the second game of the second round in the local circuit.
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Cubs
Athens American Legion
Pirates
Brooklyn Rider Sydney Franklin in Spanish Bull Rings
Sydney Franklin of Brooklyn is among the few Americans to win success in the Spanish bull rings and is a hero to sport followers in Seville Spain.
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Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
Seville
Spain
Jackie Fields Wins Welterweight Crown Fight
Jackie Fields defeats Joe Dundee in Detroit to claim undisputed welterweight title. Fields knocked Dundee down twice in the second round after an even start, seizing control as Dundee failed to answer the count. Dundee, a Baltimore Italian, had been avoiding top challengers by prior title deprivation.
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Dundee
Detroit
Mich
Jackie
Chicago
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
National Boxing Association
Dundee in tears after accidental foul hands title fight
Detroit July 26 Joe Dundee cried in his dressing room saying Jackie was fouled unintentionally and praising his opponent. He told United Press he wishes his rival luck in the championship and praised the great fighter.
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Detroit
UPA
Joe Dundee
Jackie
United Press
Ite
Fields Wins Welterweight Title After Knockout of Dundee
In a July bout before about 31 000 fans and gate receipts near 175 000 Floyd Fitzsimmons presented the event under Michigan’s new 15 round law. Fields dominated from the start and dropped Dundee with a pair of low blows, securing the world welterweight championship.
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Dundee
Joe
Fields
Jackie
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan
Hack Wilson Stars as Cubs Beat Giants for Third Straight Win
Hack Wilson homered for the third time in two days and two doubles powered Chicago to a 5 to 2 victory over the New York Giants. The win gives the Cubs a half game NL lead as Pittsburgh was idle. St Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 3, Cincinnati routed Boston 14 to 2, and Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 21 to 3 behind Jimmy Foxx and Mal Haas. Rain postponed additional games.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago
New York Giants
Wilson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Haines
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Jimmy Fox
Mal Haas
Lefty Grove
The Goose All Dressed Up in Washington Slump May Break
Goose Goslin of the Senators, a slugging outfielder from Washington, has been in a hitting slump this year. The recent photo shows him dressed up as he looks to snap out of the dip that has helped keep Washington in the basement of the standings.
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Washington
Goose Goslin
Senators
Goose
Goose Gogslin
Canadian Open Tennis Final Set for Friday in Toronto
In the international final to decide the women's Canadian Open champion, Mrs. A. F. Reise of Saginaw defeated Mrs. O. E. Gray of Wade 8-6 6-2 in the semi finals, while Miss Olive Wad, 18, Ontario junior titleholder, eliminated Mrs. E. F. Coke of Toronto 6-0 6-4.
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Toronto
Ontario
A. F. Reise
Saginaw
Mich
O. EK. Gray
Wade
Olive Wad
E. F. Coke
Dedication Ceremony Set for UI Stadium Homecoming Game
The University of Iowa will dedicate its new football stadium during the homecoming game against Illinois on October 19. The $500,000 structure seats 42,184 spectators.
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University of Iowa
Ilinois
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Results show American Association games with Minneapolis losing 3 10 innings to St Paul and Louisville beating Indianapolis 3 4 while Kansas City and Toledo blanked opponents. National League action includes Cincinnati 14 over Boston 2 and St Louis 14 over Philadelphia 3 with Chicago 8 over New York 5. American League Philadelphia 21 defeated Cleveland 2 as Chicago and Washington games noted with uncertain venues.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville Eenes
Columbus
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Borton
Toledo
Louisville
Noston
Unclear Matchups Felt in Fragmented Card
Fragmented OCR listing teams and cities shows Louisville at Kaneesky Indianapolis at Milwaukee Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at Of Paul Nattonal Learns Philadelphia at Chiceso Brooklyn at Cinelankti.
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American Association
Louisville
Kaneesky
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
of Paul Nattonal
Philadelphia
Chiceso
Brooklyn
Cinelankti
Buckeye Mutual protects 93,000 investors with 6 percent loans
The Buckeye Mutual Association offers guaranteed 5 percent annual interest paid semiannually on all investments. Conservative management and first mortgage real estate loans back securities. Loans at 6 percent with no commission. Strong capital and reserves total about $8 million plus insured bonds. No principal or interest loss reported for investors.
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Buckeye
Lively Ball Debate Divides Texas League Managers
Dallas July 26 Texas League managers clash over ball effects. Art Phelan says the lively ball inflates scoring and forces extra players, Pancho Snyder argues pitching faults drive hitting, while Pat Newman and others call for less lively or more durable balls and looser ball handling.
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Dallas
Tex
Ure
Battery
Art Phelan
Shreveport
Pancho Snyder
Ft Worth
Jim Robertson
Deaumont
Jim. Galloway
Wichita Falls
Unclear matchups from scattered sports card listing
A fragment shows pairings including Boston at Pittsburgh New York at St. Louis Detroit at Boston Louis at New York Chieeko at Philadelphia Moeveland at Washington. The text is incomplete and lacks dates or results.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Louis
Chieeco
Philadelphia
Moeveland
Washington
Graham-Paige Triumph Over MacFarland in Athens Twilight
Graham-Paige beat MacFarland Chevrolets 9 to 6 before the season’s largest crowd. The win keeps Graham-Paige atop the Athens Twilight league standings as Swyers and Ferris homered and Pfleger, Tinker, Swyers, Theisen, and Fer helped power the victory.
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Graham-Paige
MacFarland Chevrolets
Graham-Paiges
MacParland
Nto
Steeven
Graham
Swyers
Intte Rer Ferris
parsonme-Eeane
Pfleger
Tinker
Theisen
Fer
Golfing fireman makes hole in one in Chicago
A Chicago fireman who had played golf only two months hit a hole in one and quit the game declaring he could not do better. The piece mentions other sports quips and figures, including Elliott as a Philadelphia ace and notes about umpires and players.
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Chicago
Philly
Elliott
Ace
National Teague
Papa Heydler
Tommy Loughran
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Iceland
Art Shires
The
White Box
Great Shires
Canadian Open Championship Opens in Montreal Lead by Long Jim Barnes
Long Jim Barnes of New York, strong front for the Canadian Open, shot a 66 in the first round to lead by two strokes over Harry Hunte Wakeman of Halifax and by three over Tommy Armour of Detroit and Billy Burke of Westport. The top four were the only players to finish under par at the Anawauki course.
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Montreal
Jim Harnes
New York
Larnes
Hunte Wakelan
Nackville
Ont
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Billy Burke
Westport
N.Y
Football game notes and player lineup list
Fragmentary lines describe players Graham Weige-Wolfe Mackart Chevroleta-McKinley Slater and others in a game, with mention of teams or venues unclear. The text reflects a rough, unfinished roster or sideline note from a sports event.
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Graham Weige
Wolfe
Wunt
Mackart
Chevroleta
McKinley
Slater
France and United States meet in Davia Cup at Rolland Garros
Rain draped Rolland Garros as France and the United States prepared to begin the Davis Cup ties. Rene Lacoste is sidelined by illness but Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet anchor the French lineup against George Lott and William Tilden of the United States in opening singles. The American doubles team of John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison face a French pair with matches to follow over the weekend.
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Rolland Garros
Auteuil
France
U.P
United States
Rene Lacoste
Jean Borotra
George Lott
Chicago
America
William
Tt. Tilden
Henri Cochet
Lacoste
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Lott
Cochet
Tilden
Borotta
New York Bound Victor Villa Returns From Europe
Helen Villa world tennis champion arrived in the United States aboard the 8 S Aquitania after a successful invasion of European courts. Also aboard were six members of Britain’s Wightman Cup team and a mix of other notable players and guests.
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New York
Mise Helen Villa
United States
S. Aquitania
Aquitania
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Battles the Bulls
Jackie Fields
Victor
Red Lucas
Saturdan's Gasies
F.C.B. Dewroi
Ford
Fred R. Beas'ay
Garram-Paige
MacFarland
Long Jim Barnes
Ria
Borotra
Belen
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Emmett French
Southern Dines
George Mider
Fisher
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