Napier and Suggs Fail to Stop Chickasaws in Sunday Matinee
Wemphis Tenn August 14 Special. The Chickasaws defeated the Crackers 3 1 in a muddy Russwood Park game. Napier, debuting for the Crackers, argued with umpire Corcoran and was ejected. Zahniser held the Crackers to four hits over eight innings while Brown scored twice for the Chickasaws.
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Suggs
SY Herbert
Caldwell
Wemphis
Tenn
Chickasaws
Crackers
Russwood Park
Paul Zahniser
Chick
Johnny Suggs
Cracker J
Sam
Buddy” Napier
Cincinnati
Mitch
Sammy
Corcoran
Atlanta
A. E. Reayon
Utter
McMiNan
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McLarry
Browne
C Camp
Yockey
Dowie
Ahniser
Wktlanta
Zahniger
Taneling
Browns
Wingo
Graff
Ritter
Ian
Sugsa
Suges
Memphis
Zahniser
Pfenier
Greensboro Beats Covington 7 to 3 In Big City Game
Greensboro defeated Covington on Covington grounds by 7 to 3. Key plays included a running catch by J Reynolds in deep right, a double play from Reynolds to Lee, and a homer over the fence by Tucker after the first inning. Lefty Butler puzzled Covington, while batteries listed as Greensboro KR Butler Reynolds.
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Covington
J. Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
Lee
Tucker
Locke
Butler
Covington Battery
Greensboro: KR
Reynolds
Fuss, Parka
Walter
Lightweight from Jackson Makes Name in Short Bout
A Jackson Michigan lightweight boxer is gaining attention after a brief and action packed bout. He displayed speed and power, drawing early rounds and finishing with a notable performance that locals are already buzzing about.
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Jackson
Mich
Baseball Scores and Weather Notes Across Leagues
American Association results include Newark 0 3, Buffalo 9 0. Baltimore 7 Toronto 6. Rendins Rochester and Jersey City Syracuse faced rain. Louisville 2 2 Columbus 4 1. Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 7. Indianapolis 1 5, Toledo 7 1. Milwaukee 1 5, St Paul 2 3. Today's games span Southern League and others with several rainouts and separate matchups across leagues including Chicago Cleveland and New York Philadelphia in the American League. no NL games scheduled. Sally League: Charleston Greenville, Charlotte Spartanburg, Columbia Augusta. Georgia State League: Griffin Cedartown, LaGrage Lindale. Texas League: Houston Galveston, Beaumont San Antonio, Fort Worth Shreveport, Wichita Falls Dallas.
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Aneronuume Asove A
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Rendins-Rochester
Jersey City-Syracuse
American Association
Loulaville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Buck Herzog Sold to Louisville by Columbus Club
Columbus official C H Thomas announced that veteran infielder Charles Buck Herzog was sold to Louisville. The former Reds and NL star played for Cincinnati New York Chicago and Boston clubs. purchase price was not disclosed.
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Ohio
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Columbus Association
Charles “Buck” Herog
Louisville
Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Chicago
Boston
Incompatibility Ends All Star Romance
A flamboyant account rails at celebrity marriage strain. It mocks public figures and the word incompatibility as a multi syllable cause of marital breakdown, contrasting elite couples with poorer people who cannot afford legal action.
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Ali
Lark
Tax on athletic goods sparks protest from sports lovers
A longtime critic argues Congress wrongfully taxes athletic equipment, penalizing kids while favoring other consumer items. He cites price hikes from retailers and manufacturers, urges removal of the 10 percent levy on athletic goods, and notes industry leaders backing relief to keep youth baseball and sports accessible.
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Contena
United States
Congress
Spaldings
Faber Shuts Indians in Cubs Victory 4 to 1
Faber returned to the mound in Cleveland and limited the Indians to five hits as Chicago won 4 to 1 to reclaim second place. Caldwell relieved, fanning six in four innings, after Ohse struggled. In St Louis Detroit rallied in the ninth but the Browns held on, Cobb homering in the ninth with two aboard for a 6 run finale.
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Heisman
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Boy boxers ready to go in Atlanta bout tonight
More than 200 fans filled Walk Miller's gym to watch Freddie Boorde and Young Stribling drill ahead of their clash at the Auditorium. Stribling, flanked by his father manager and helper, looked light on his feet as Boorde blasted the bag, showing the power behind his injured right paw is fully healed. Billy Lotz expressed confidence in Boorde’s readiness and security plans, including lodging in a downtown hotel to keep him under watch until the bell.
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Willams
McLarry
Don Brown
Naedier
Um 4Nro
Atlanta
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Brown
Williams
Camp
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Western Sporting Goods Manufacturing Company
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Mayberry Bane
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Miller's
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Feldman
Macon
Bibb County
Hia
Boorde
Budd
Billy Lotz
Billy
Freddie
Preddle
Georges Carpentier Plans Three More Ring Battles
Georges Carpentier will fight a British opponent in London in October or November, then meet Jim Gibbons in America in January. After that, he plans a Paris farewell appearance about 30 months later, per manager Francois Descamps.
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Boulogne
Georges Carpentier
Francois Descamps
Descamps
United News
Carpentier
London
Gibbons
America
Paris
Big Cash Reward for Chickasaws Looms Over Pennant Race
The article notes a potential $1,000 reward per Chickasaw member and heavy paydays for players as the Southern league race tightens. It reports on Don Brown, Jonnard, Harper, and Moore, plus rumors of trades and sales within the Traveler organization as Memphis and Little Rock vie for the title.
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Lone Star Circuit
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Don Brown
Don
Chickasaw
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Chicks
Little Rock Papers
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New Orleans
Jonnard
Scrappy Moora
Harry Harper
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Moore
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Mississippi
Anzacs Win in Net Play at Mayfield Country Club
Australia extended dominance over Denmark with J Q Anderson routing Erik Tegner 6 0 6 2 6 1 and Norman Peach edging Vagn Ingerslev in five sets 3 6 6 2 6 0 3 6 6 2 while the Aussies won three other matches including the doubles.
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Denmark
Mayfield Country Club
J. Q. Anderson
Erik Tegner
Norman Peach
Vagn Ingerslev
Anderson
Tegner
Japan
India
Ingerslev
Peach
Ingersley
Peath
Tagerate
Eddie Hearne Wins Auto Speed Classic at Cotati
Eddie Hearne won the 445 mile automobile race at Cotati Speedway near Santa Rosa California. His time was 1 hour 21 minutes 19 and 15 seconds. Rosco Searles finished second and Tom Milton third.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Cotati Speedway
Here
Rosco Searles
Tommy Milton
Luderos Named Acting Manager Of Mud Hens
Fred Luderos, ex Philadelphia star, was chosen as acting manager of the Toledo Mud Hens after stockholders protested the team’s poor performance. Bill Clymer, former Louisville A A manager, was let go amid the shakeup. Fans have confidence in Luderos and expect improvements.
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Bill Clymer
Louisville A. A
Toledo Mudhens
Fred Luderos
Philly
Lenglen Weighs Schedule as U S L T A Races Start
Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis star, contends with scheduling doubts at Forest Hills ahead of the opening round against Eleanor Goss. She may delay play to practice, citing travel fatigue and heat, as New York hosts the national women’s tournament with Mallory and Jessup among early opponents.
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United News
New York
Forest Halls
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Eleanor Goss
Madamoiselle
Vanderbilt
Paris
United States
Mallory
Helen Homans-McLean
May Sutton- Bundy
Los Angeles
Molla Bjurstedt-Mallory
Marion Zinderstein
Jesqup
Madamoiselle Lenglen
Miss ‘Goss
Jessup
Cutter High Leads Piedmont in Parkes-Chambers-Hardwick
Cutter High tops Piedmont second rounds with 133 for 86 holes. Lienhart Dunlop and Cutter tied for weekly trophy and high scores at net 70. L Cutter earned low gross while rule barred repeat trophy. J Cutter won last week with 123 for 72 holes. Dunlop 134, Cook 137. Dunlop 78 gross, Cutter 76, best tow gross score to be awarded.
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Piedmont Park
Parkes-Chambers-Hardwick
AH. Lienhart
J. V. Dunlop
L. Cutter
J. Cutter
Thea
J. W. Dunlop
Gene Cook
Mr. Dunlop
Bleachers Collapse Injures Fans At City Baseball Game
At American Association Park in Kansas City on Sunday during the first game of a doubleheader between Minneapolis and Kansas City, two sections of bleachers collapsed injuring twenty fans as a crowd of about 16,000 surged forward. Police worked to avert panic. A second collapse followed but caused no serious injuries.
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American Association Park
Minneapolis
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