Narragansett hosts top horses as Cavalcade and others seek stakes
The piece notes prominent runners like Cavalcade Omaha Head Play Rosemont Whiskolo and Sun Portland at Narragansett Park while detailing sports gossip across baseball boxing and college rowing. It mentions Jimmy Collins with autographed bats in Rochester and various trades and training notes involving teams such as the Pirates Dodgers Athletics and Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
Miracle Pawtucket
Omaha
Rosemont
Whiskolo
Sun Portland
Jimmy Collins
Rochester
Cardinal
Max Baer
Aucil Hellman
Jim Braddock
Pittabores
San Antonio
Bill Benswanger
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Connie Mack
Paul Richards
Athletics
Giants
Waxshatchle
Tex.) High School
Gene Moore
Cardinals
Belve Bean
Art Shires
Bob Grove
Bob Johnson
Oral Hildebrand
Yankees
George Marshall
Boston Braves
National Capital
Max Rosenblum
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Braddock
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Percy Beard
Belmont Park
Red Grange
Cy Blanton
Illuminat
City Loop Softball Team Replaces Battery E Friday
Sherman Gilmore announced a select group of outstanding high school softball players will replace the Battery E team in the City circuit starting Friday night. The new squad will complete Battery’s schedule with no defeats yet and will credit prior Battery victories to the opponents beaten. Their first senior loop opponent is Company L.
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Sherman Gilmore
Battery E
Clrcuit
Gilmore
Gimore
Battery
Company L
Giants' Stand Against Four Western Clubs Profitable
Giants surge atop National League pennant race after a home stand over western clubs. Mal Schumacher won eight straight, bossing an eight-hit game. Mel Ott hit his 11th homer. Pirates moved second by sweeping the Braves. Dodgers edged St. Louis in 10 innings. Phillies pounded Cincinnati 12 5. Rain paused Detroit Chicago opener.
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Mal Schumacher
Giants
Mel Ott
Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Bill Swift
Wally Berger
Bucs
Ben Cantwell
Pep Young
Cardinals
George Earnshaw
Jim Collins
Frenchy Bordaray
Jimmy Bucher
Phillies
Cincinnati
George Watkins
Dolph Camilli
Barbers See Bewhiskered House of David Team
Athens barbers expected brisk business upon spotting a notable group in town this morning. The visitors are the original House of David baseball team from Benton Harbor Michigan, traveling with 11 players and beards that upset local fashion norms. Manager Bob Dewhirst notes ace pitcher Hey Moore missed games after a brain concussion. Lefty Kertis, a Notre Dame standout, faces beard requirements. Dewhirst praises the facial hair for comfort and plans a multi state tour ending mid October. The club has 32 games this season with four losses and a recent tie with the Newark Purents when darkness halted play.
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Bill Kircher
Athens
House of David
House of David Club
Benton Harbor
Mich
Bob Dewhirst
Hey Moore
Moore
Dewhirst
Lefty Kertis
Lakeland
Notre Dame
Mer
Marquette
Indiana
Michigan City
Michigan City.” Dewhirst
Newark Purent
A. A. Race Is Gate Success Amid Weather Delays
The American Association nears midseason with four western clubs showing strong fan support as rain postponements reduce action. St Louis outfielder Larry Rosenthal led an 8 7 Saints win over Columbus, while Kansas City defeated Louisville 9 6 behind Sulik's hitting.
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Chicago
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
Larry Rosenthal
St. Louis
Saints
Columbus Red Birds
Rosenthal
Lee Stine
Sulik
Blues
Louisville
Colonels
National standings and scores from Friday’s games
National games listed for Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston. American standings show Chic at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis. Mid Atlantic scores include Dayton 3 Charleston 0 Zanesville 8 Beckley 10 in 10 innings Johnstown 7 Portsmouth 14 Akron 1 Huntington 7.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Association Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Mid-Atlantic
Associated Press
Dayton
Charleston
Zanesville
Beckley
Johnstown
Portsmouth
Akron
Huntington
Nasroway
Pittsburb Cncceneces
Club American . Pet
Feancancass
Indiana
St. Pau
Owen Wweee
Columbus
Servis Sets Record In Ohio Amateur Golf Trials
Bobby Servis of Dayton shot 67 and 140 totals to lead qualifying for the Ohio amateur championship at Kenwood. Former champions Glen Bishop Toledo Joe Wells Steubenville failed to reach the low 32 as Balch Cincinnati and Florio Columbus Kepler Dayton Balch Balch vie for the title with Servis in the field. Balch the 1918 and 1919 winner, Servis 1933 holder.
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Cincinnati
Bob Servis
Dayton
Kenwood
Glen Bishop
Toledo
Joe Wells
Steubenville
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Bob Keplar
Servis
Dewitt W. Balch
Balch
State panel opposes license fund transfer amid budget cuts
Columbus reports members of the State Conservation Council oppose moving hunting and fishing license funds to items cut under a $262,295 budget reduction ordered recently by Governor Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocolumbus
State Conservation Council
Davey
Louis Triumph Shapes Heavyweight Title Picture
Joe Louis dominance reshapes the heavyweight scene as promoters eye a Baer bout in September likely at Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds. Schmeling could return for a Louis clash, while public demand pressures promoters to settle future title paths amid mixed-championship debates.
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Louis
Brown
Detroit
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Louls
New York
Baer-Louis
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Baer
Carnera
Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Schmeling
United States
Mike
Joe
Oth
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Brown Bomber
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Iron Man
Cubs
City Loop
Joe Louis
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Primo
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
New York Giants
Terrymen
Bank of England
Barbers
Bobby Servis
NASH
Nash Sales & Service
W. Carpenter St
Hartley & Dean
Athens, Ohio
Alan Gould
Stockholm
Sweden
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