Cokes overpower Plumbers in high-scoring marathon meet
The Cokes triumphed 21 to 4 over the Plumbers in a busy municipal Diamond track and field meet. Allen led with five hits in the marathon, McConnehay starred for the Plumbers, and Morgan and Bean delivered key plays. A managers meeting followed the game with K of P vs Grayson slated tonight.
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Cokes
Municipal
Promen
Cowen
Oldfield
Allen
Kircher
Woodruff
McGuire
Morris
Bean
Morgan
McConnehay
K of P
Grayson
Gers
Messenger Office
Plumbers
P Srey
Mansfield
DeMolet
Heck
Drake
Ft! Cokes AB
R. H. PO
Burkett
Kennedy
Farley
Morgan Wogsy
Pilerre
Xi Plumbers
Worry
Baseball Roundup Highlights Yankees Big Wins and Slugging Stars
The Yankees swept a doubleheader over the White Sox 8 3 and 12 10 with four homers incl Babe Ruth's thirty first. Athletics beat Detroit 7 4 in 11 innings as La Mar hit a two on homer. Cubs lose 12 11 to Phillies while Reds top Brooklyn 3 2 in a first inning burst. Hack Wilson powers Giants as fans seek McGraw staff in a volatile scene.
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Yankees
White Sox
Hngmen
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Detroit
Lamar
Hack Wilson
Giants
Tilden Chooses Wiener as National Doubles Partner
New York July 29 17 year old Sandy Wiener will team with William Tilden in the nationals doubles. Tilden defends Wiener as a desirable partner and notes their season long partnership and recent straight set win over Griffin and Norton in clay court championships. He concedes Wiener’s youth but praises his potential.
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Sandy Wiener
Bill Tilden
William Tilden
Tilden
Philadelphia
Weiner
Wiener
Brian Norton
Norton
Clarence Griffin
Rockhill Beats Vorhees in Athens Municipal Tennis
Chic Rockhill defeats Don Vorhees in straight sets 6-8 6-1 at the Athens municipal tennis championship. Vorhees struggled with pace and service while Rockhill exploited net play and consistent baselines as heat affected both players.
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Athens
Rockhill
Don Vorhees
Vorhees
Deuce
Service strategy in tennis and baseball notes
The writer analyzes tennis serves and faults, arguing that fast first serves invite double faults and that consistent two-serve play beats power. It cites players like Ruth and Bautista, suggesting records and hitting ambitions in baseball alongside remarks on service accuracy and game outcomes.
Yesterday's Results and Today's Schedule in Baseball and National League
Scores show American Association games with Toledo Columbus St Paul Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis and more. Today matchups include Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Minneapolis at Milwaukee and St Paul at Kansas City plus several National League games in Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and American League wars Boston St Louis Washington Cleveland Detroit and New York facing Chicago.
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American AssociaTion Club Pet
Bt. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville Setes
Kansas City
Columbu Eee
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ney
New York
Eevee
Chicago
Eeare
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
American ‘Weagon Club
Detroit Srenceee
Washington
Ist. Louis
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Lousieville
Louiaville
Louisville
J. Paul
St. Louis
Detroit
Ruth Yanks
Ward Yanks
Jones
Bottomley
Wilson Phils
Nationals
American Sie
Archdeacon Chicago
Ruth New York
Falk
Brooklyn Beats Reds Behind Early Defense
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 3 to nothing as Rube Erhardt makes his debut retiring the Reds after three first inning runs by Osborn. Erhardt, a Brooklyn recruit from Lakeland Florida, shuts out Cincinnati with three hits allowed for the remainder of the game.
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Brooklyn
Osborne
Rube” Erhardt
Lakeland
Fla
Reds
Cincinnati
Speaker Steals Home as Cleveland Tops Washington 2 1
Coveleski outpitched Mogridge to give Cleveland a two of three win over Washington. Speaker drove in a run with a first inning triple and steal of home. Lutske and Summa added an RBI via singles and a triple. Washington struck in the eighth but fell short.
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Speaker
Cleveland
Washington
Coveleski
Mogridge
Lutske
Summa
Peck
Matthews
Rice
Pop Athens Says: Witty sports quips and political jabs mix
A rambled column riffs on sports figures and public figures, mentioning Wayne Wheeler and prohibition, Dan Du Crow, Don Vorhees, Firpo, Siki, Judge Landis, Nick Altrock, Milburn Devereux, and others. It parodies Olympic zeal and social rumors while satirizing contemporary headlines.
Brady Wins Met Open With Strong Final Rounds
Mike Brady surged to victory at the Metropolitan Open on a tougher Inwood course, posting a 293 total and finishing five strokes ahead of Cyril Walker. The Irishman pressed the lead late, with a solid closing nine and a strong showing that bolsters his standing among season winners.
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Mike Brady
Trish
Inwood
Royal Suite
Hagen
Walker
Sarasen
Brady
Walter Magen
Fichter
Luster
Tunney on Road to Fame and Big Gate Receipts
Gene Tunney seeks top fights after beating Carpentier as promoters push for a Carpentier Tunney rematch. Three possible opponents loom Gibber McTigue or Carpentier with a quick scheduling push seen as essential for box office. Firpo Wills and Leonard bouts are set for late summer, forcing promoters to juggle dates or risk missing publicity.
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Les Conlin
SN. S. Staff Corp't
New York
Tunney
Carpentier
Gene
Aman
Tom Gibber
Mike McTigue
Carpent
Thursey
Secord Carpentier-Tunney
Oll
Firpo
Wills
Mickey Waer
Benny Leonard
Draw in Europe and Kansas middleweight bout ends even
Ted Moore from Europe and Billy Britton of Kansas boxed 12 rounds to a draw in a middleweight bout. Billy Kimm of Columbus stopped Dee Price of Youngstown in the first round. Kirk Galloway of Columbus stopped Jimmy Murphy of Springfield in the first round. Marty Horvath of Mansfield won a decision over Johnny O’Keefe of Columbus in six rounds.
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Columbus
Ted Moore
Europe
Billy Britton
Kansas
Billy Kimm
Dee Price
Youngstown
Kirk Galloway
Jimmy Murphy
Springfields
Marty Horvath
Mansfield
Johnny O'Keefe
Bridgeport
Conn
Lou Bogash
Frank Moody
Wales
Cleveland
Carl Tremaine
Jack Wolfe
Jersey City
Bill Kennedy
New Orleans
Steve Smith
Burt Kenny
Yardhan
Yorefson
Clinehis
Newark
N. J
Uinton Romero Rojas
Chile
Charley Weinert
Collie Planets
New Haven
Jack Hitchie
Covington
Ted Manhant
England
Tommy Herman
Dayton
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Mr. Welsh
Milburn Devereux
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