Knights Trim Eagles 7-5 In Error Packed Game
Knights of Pythias beat Eagles 7 to 5 as seven errors by Eagles and six by Knights clue the score. LaCroix and Schoonover pitched well. Quinn and Pennell led offense with timely hits. Mester moved Kolister and Odaffer infield shifts to prompt fielding. Ramsey announced fundraiser for Earich funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCroix
Sam Mester
Knights of Vythias
Eagles
Knights
Schoonover
Quinn
Duke Pennell
Mat Watkins
Fred Bresnen
Mester
Joe Kolister
Odaffer
Oe Pauley
Sweiger
Harvey Ramsey
J. A. Earich
Erman
Earich
Ray-Glo
Seman
Knights OF Pythias
Hanley
P Sores
Totela
Akolister
Infielis
Ae Ea
Drake
Tinker
Kolister
Wilson
Tinkweve Ay
Offoix
Pierre and
Lidy
Homer Record This Season Appears Sure
Homer pushes ahead in a strong season with a 700 point surge in the first half, signaling a confident path forward for the team. The article notes early dominance and suggests continued momentum as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Ubs
Gotham Commission Faces Dempsey Move to Save Face
The New York State Athletic Commission plans to vacate the heavyweight title and order a Wills Tunney elimination bout if Jack Dempsey does not appear and sign his acceptance. Officials hint at a legal separation of Dempsey and the title and set a Tuesday deadline to act.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
America
Harry Wills
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Destination Due West
Jack
Commission
Tex Rickard
Harry Greb
Michigan City
Baseball Stat Totals and Leaders From National and American Leagues
The box shows player totals for the National and American Leagues with Hartnett of the Cubs leading NL home runs at 23 and Carey of the Pirates at 14. It lists other players and team totals with National 453 and American 387 runs, plus individual leaders like Hornsby Cardinals 26 and Williams Browns 24.
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Num
Hartnett
Cubs
Carey
Pirates
iSmith
Sherdel
McManus
Browns
Rice
Johnson
National
American
Hornsby
Cardinals
Williams
Meusel
Yanks
Bottomley
Simmons
Athletics
Giants
Sears Dodgers
Kelly
the Wright
Harper
Philes
Baseball notes and bland boasts from a bygone day
The piece humorously recalls Dazzy Vance striking out 17 Cardinals, Coveleskie’s 12 straight wins, and praises the St. Louis Browns as a top double play team. It contrasts walking routines of Mrs. Cal Coolidge and Babe Ruth with little impact, mentions Harry Wills and a Paris count not matching Dempsey’s hopes in a playful, gossiping tone.
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St. Louis Browns
Black Sox
Harry Wills
Paris
Dempsey
Miller Huggins Seeks A U U Change for Yankees
Miller Huggins urges the A A U to adopt the Yankees arguing they have played like amateurs all season and deserve national recognition or adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Johnson buys a chicken farm noted in current news
The report notes Walter Johnson has purchased a chicken farm and imagines a scenario where Harry Greb would make the same purchase, reflecting on notable figures and a humorous alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Harry Greb
American Association Scores and Result Highlights
Baseball standings show Indianapolis 12 over Columbus 2 and Louisville 5 over Toledo 4. Milwaukee 7 over St Paul 5. rain affected Minneapolis Kansas City. Other results include Cleveland 10 over Boston 5 and St Louis 10 over Chicago 4. New York 8 to 7 in 12 innings against St Louis.
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National League
W. Oa
P.C
Pittsburch
New York
FSU
Cincinnatier
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Noston
Cleveland
Boston
Toda
Miller
Detroit
Jamieson
Wlngstead
American Association
L. P.C
McNulty
St. Paul
Speaker
Indianapolis
O- Sewell
Burns
Kansas City
Ovo
Fewster
Minneapolis
Lutzke
Toledo
Ho Myatt
Milwaukee
Columbus
Inital
Pis
H 'Flagstead
Mazel
Boone
If Ee
Vache
If Eens
Wamby
Rogell
Ereeee Lee
Oate
Rothrock
Bischoff
Ehmke
Eertee
A Prothrop Eereve
Ae . Nee
Serene Tee
Ezzell
Sewell
Myatt
Ases
Milter
Pro Basketball Matchups Listed for Tonight Games
The card lists fourteen interstate pairings including Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Washington Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Reds extend win streak with 9 to 5 victory over Phillies
Cincinnati won its fifth straight by beating Philadelphia 9 to 5. The Reds rapped 13 hits including several for extra bases and chased Carlson from the mound in the fifth. Pete Donohue allowed several hits but kept the Phillies in check to preserve the lead.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia Today
Reds
Carlson
Phillies Alao
Pete Donohue
Philadelphia ‘Land
A Hawks
Kimmick
Leach
Wrightstone
Arper
Wilson
C Tee
Fonseca
Huber
Fribere
Vearee
Cincinnati T
Zitzmann
Pinelli
Roush
Walker
Holke
Critz
I Caveney
Hargrave
Donohue
Sand
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Seteene
Jay
Nohue
Pearce
Aearlson
Austrian tennis league suspends Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraten
The Austrian tennis league suspended Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraten amid a workplace disruption as linotype operators remain on strike and are now expected to return to work.
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Ludwig Salm-Hoogstraten
Glouster Faces Clothiers in Legion Ball Tilt
Glouster and Columbus Roches ter Clothiers meet in a Legion game this afternoon. Fred Jesselman leads Glouster as shortstop with Molnar at third. Herman and Dud Earich miss the game after their father's death. Lineups list Racp, Jesselman, McDaniel, White, Corbin, H Rasp, Molnar, Allis, Withem for Glouster and Leonard, Brady, Thorpe, W Purtell, Francis, Kiernan, Burck, Jones, J Purtell for Clothiers.
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Glouster
Fred Jesselman
Zanesville Greys
Legionnaires
Rochester Clothiers of Columbus
Steve Molnar
Herman
Dud Earich
G. Racp
Hessellman
McDaniel
White
Corbin
H. Rasp
Molnar
Allis
Withem
Clothiers
Leonard
Brady
Thorpe
W. Purtell
Francis
Kiernan
Burck
Jones
J. Purtell
Traffic Cop Routine Sparks Humorous Exchange
A passerby recalls a police stop exchange where the officer’s stern questions collide with a driver’s sheepish reluctance. The anecdote emphasizes the clash between authority and casual bravado in a city street encounter.
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Egg
Senators Rally Past White Sox to Earn 8 6 Victory
The Senators erased a late deficit with a four run eighth inning to beat the White Sox 8 to 6. Hartnett hit his 23rd homer as the Giants finished second with a 4 to 2 win. The Yankees extended their win streak to two with an 8 to 7 decision over the Browns, aided by Jhonson's twelfth inning homer. Shocker briefly held his old team scoreless before leaving. Indians and Red Sox routed by 10 to 5 defeat as Ehmke struggles with the hit parade.
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Senators
Faber
Walter Johnson
White Sox
Yanks
Browns
Johnson
Shocker
Pirates Clinch Lead With 8 6 Win Over Braves
The Pirates moved to a two and a half game edge over the Giants by beating the Braves 8 to 6. Cooney pitched four innings as the bullpen yielded seven runs in the fifth to seal the victory.
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Pirates
Giants
Braves
Cooney
Reds Beat Phils 9 to 5 for Fifth Win in Row
The Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 5, extending their winning streak to five games and solidifying a firmer hold on third place. Carlson and Pearce keyed the attack with timely hits and power.
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Carlson
Pearce
Reds
Phils
Dodgers Hit Hard By Cards In High-Scoring Game
The Dodgers suffered through a 10 run loss as St Louis pitchers allowed fourteen hits while the Cardinals posted ten runs off the Dodgers. Sherdel yielded three runs as the Cards topped the visitors. Tigers beat Harris for thirteen hits and runs in the separate note.
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Dodgers
Sherdel
Cards
Twilight League season cut by 15 games in conflict with field use
Fifteen games were removed from the Twilight League schedule after a meeting of officers and managers when the city board of education notified the league that the high school football squad will reclaim the field on September 1. The last game is August 31 ending the third round. five second round games remain, forcing tighter play as each contest carries more weight.
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Atheny
City Board of Education
Ohio Wesleyan to Play Michigan in Ann Arbor Dec 12
Delaware July 30. Ohio Wesleyan and Michigan will meet in Ann Arbor on December 12 in the Battling Bishops first game on the schedule announced by O. W. U. athletics officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Great Lover Traits Shown By Insightful Suitor
A witty reflection notes that a skilled lover reads a woman's mood, discerning whether she is pensive or sleepy. The quip playfully suggests intimacy lies in understanding her state of mind rather than grand gestures.
Athletics Rally To 10 2 Win Over Tigers
The Athletics exploded for ten runs as they chased thirteen runners left on base by the Tigers. Oakland pitchers were hit hard but the offense swung big scoring ten to defeat Detroit 10 to 2.
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Athletics
Tiger
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Mr. Vance
Mr. Coveleskie
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Minneapolis - Kansas City
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Burroughs Adding Machine Company
C. R. Reed
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Parkersburg
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