Fragmented sports notes hint at javelin, pitching and leagues
Patchwork of names and events mentions Len Warneke and Casey Stengel among players, teams, and dates. It references a schedule window August and notes about American Hand ornament events and spring training hints, with scattered references to the Dodgers Red Sox and Yankees.
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Ace
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Big George
Nationaloop
Red Sox
Yankee
Oslo
Norway
Babe Ruth Leaves Boston Braves in Dispute with Fuchs
Babe Ruth quits the National League club after a public rift with Braves president Emil Fuchs. Ruth says he will never play for Boston while Fuchs remains in control, citing a denial of permission to attend Normandie ceremonies and a dispute over profits from spring training. Fuchs releases Ruth unconditionally.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Fuchs
Bill MecKechnie
Babe
Ruth
Charles F. Adams
Suffolk Downs
New York
Normandie
Cincinnati
Two Pairs Tie For Top In Athens Country Club Golf
The blind twosome low net event at Athens Country Club sees B. T. Grover with Carl Heck tied with Marty Begg and Richard Fought at net 75. Grover and Heck posted 78 gross with a three stroke handicap while Begg and Fought shot 85 gross with a 10 stroke handicap. Harvey Householder and Darren Selby along with W. R. Cable and Henry Begg posted 76s, and five pairs had 77s including Cone and Householder Seiple and Swanson Smiley and Dean O Bleness and Preston and Buell and McKay.
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B. T. Grover
Carl Heck
Marty Begg
Richard
Athens Country Club
Grover
Heck
Begg
Fought
Harvey Householder
Darren Selby
W. R. Cable
Henry Begg
Frank Cone
Jim Householder
Joe Seiple
John Swanson
W. F. Smiley
Norman Dean
C. G. O'Bleness
Jack Preston
A. K. Buell
Fred McKay
Oakmont Par Stumps Open Contenders As Practice Dries
Golfers chase Oakmont par ahead of the National Open with Eddie Loos posting 72 and Roland McKenzie 70 in weekend practice. Notables including Sarazen Armour Babcock Goodman Hines Goggin and Dutra vie amid bunkers and traps as contenders sharpen before Thursday's start.
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Pittsburgh
Gene Sarazen
Debbie Oakmont
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Roland McKenzie
Washington
Sid Brews
Philadelphia
Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
McKenzie
Ray Babcock
Tommy
McKenzie Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Jim Hines
New York
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Mark Fry
Oakland
Calif
Bob McDonald
George van Elm
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Aggies Player Floyd Mencimer Versatile Athlete
Floyd Mencimer joined the Colorado Aggies as a guard last fall, moved to halfback then center on the football team. He also played every position in baseball at the university, including outfield infield and pitching.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Floyd Mencimer
Colorado Aggies
The
University
Dykes Seeks Burnett Replacement For Sox
Chicago White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes is pursuing Johnny Burnett, the St. Louis infielder obtained from Cleveland last winter, to replace injured second baseman Jack Hayes and strengthen the infield.
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Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Burnett
St. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Jack Hayes
Cards Start Push Toward League Lead
The Cardinals surge to six straight wins after finishing strong on their eastern trip, cutting the Giants' lead in the National League to 8 1 2 games. The Giants faltered with a 2-0 loss to the Braves as the Cubs and Pirates also won, tightening the league race. In the American League, Detroit beat the White Sox 10 5 and the Yankees hit six homers in a 7 1 win over Boston as pennant races heat up.
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Cubs
Louis Ape
Evddeeesneen Rothrock
Medwick
Acencennese
Collins
Davie
Eseeewee Durocher
aOrsatti Walker
Sacencensese
Npoe Ene
Chicago
AB Galan Ae
Herman Acer
Eeenne Hack
Hartnett
Ewwe
cStanback Demaree
Cavaretta
dLinstrom
Walker
Aevents
Harrel
Cuyler
St. Louis
Wee
Brrore
Durocher
Oe Tigers
Chi
Cochrane
Quacsurasce
Counaoeres Greenbees Gostin
Terry
Leiber
Cuccinello
Mancuso
I. I
Boston— Urbanski
Jordan
Lee
R. Moore Berger
Ween
Mnes Whitney
Maranville
Hogan
R. Smith
Castleman
eRan
Stout
New York
Boston
Maranvills
Giants
New Yorkers
Braves
Cards
Tex Carlton
Larry French
Jimmy Collins
French
Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Jim Weaver
Bob Smith
Babe Ruth
Clyde Castleman
Bill Urbanski
Phillies
Dodgers
Pale Hose
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Athletics
Senators
Washington
Smith name shines in World War service records
The name Smith appeared widely in World War I records with more than 54,000 individuals serving in the American Expeditionary Forces. This large, sustained presence highlights the prominent role of bearers of the surname in wartime military efforts.
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Smith
Ragged Play Afield Costs A. A. Champs
The Columbus Red Birds face fielding woes as four errors Friday, six Saturday, and three Sunday help Indy pace-setters to an 11 to 3 win. Indianapolis leads league by percentage while Minneapolis posts 27 wins in 44 games as Batters tally 16 hits. St. Louis and Louisville win doubleheaders, while Kansas City tops St. Paul 3 to 1.
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Fational LS
Buen
Eereenieiarhioness
Ccccindies
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnatiana Ewne
Andoa
Detroit
Sevnconsae
Cewene
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Ionic Gin Bebe
Philadelphia
St. Lous Association Club
Pet Initianapolis
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Kansas City
Loledo
Louisville
Birds
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Southham
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Winsett
Ne Coe
Ogrodowski
Pittsburgh
L. Waner
Akee
Anderson
Jensen
P. Waner
Vaughan
Young
Chambera
Fallis
Weaver
Lombard
Yanks
Red Sox
Boston
Kampouris
Almada
Siade
Comiskey
R. Johnson
Podvesecs Derringer
Connecces I Cronines &Pool Os Coense Neon
Reynolds
Freitas
Melillo
Derringer
Sinaiapa
Pittaburgh
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Cooke
Myers
New York
Rolfe
Awsee
Chapman
Gebrig
Lazzeri
Mickey
Batis Oldeen Ma Ee Crogetti
Ruffin
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Capanaanmead
Werber
Ray Blades
Columbus Red Birds
Birda
Indians
Columbus
Millers
Dennis Gatehouse
Luke Hamlin
Brewers
Buck Marrow
St. Paul
Hal Smith
Saints
Blues
Lee Stine
Toledo
Tailless horse wins London race marks rare birth
A tailless horse from Coronach’s lineage earns attention on English tracks. The 22 year old son has developed into a notable racing prospect, a rare birth trait in the sport. In Chicago, Charney Grimm of the Cubs names Hal Sehmacher of the Giants as top NL hurler.
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London
Coren
Coronach
Chicago
Charney Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Hal Sehmacher
Giants
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Athens County Savings & Loan Co
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Associated Press
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