Rain Delays Opener Causing Off Day For Crackers
In Memphis on August 18 the opening game between the Crackers and the kicks was washed out by a sudden 3 o'clock downpour flooding the park. Both clubs have an off day tomorrow, and a double header is avoided as they await a rescheduled twin bill.
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New York Slips, Cincinnati Tops in National League Play
New York loses to Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Pittsburg wins a doubleheader in Philadelphia. Giants protest possible if Cincinnati loses. bickering with umpires noted. Brooklyn takes two from St Louis 11–6 and 4–1, while Boston beats Chicago 9–8 in seven innings during a thunderstorm.
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Walter Johnson Dominates as Washington Wins Big in St Louis
In St Louis on August 18, Washington bats pummeled three pitchers, winning 13 to 1. Walter Johnson pitched superbly while Jacobson hit the lone St. Louis homer.
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Japs Near Cup Finals in Davis Cup Semi at Onwentsia
Japan's Ichiya Kumagae defeated Mohammed Sieem of India in straight sets 9-7 6-1 6-1 and Zenzo Shimidzu beat Dr. A Hayzee 6-2 6-1 at Onwentsia Club Chicago. The Japanese lead suggests reaching the international classic final against Australia at Newport next week. Kumagae and Shimidzu showed superior pace and court control overcoming India's top players.
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James Hall Defeated in Brighton Beach Race
James W. Hall of Brooklyn, national long distance champion, lost a 0-yard match race at Brighton Beach to Henry Giebel of the New York Athletic Club. Giebel won by a yard after a neck and neck thriller.
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Rickard faces federal charges over Dempsey fight film
Tex Rickard promoter was arrested in Chicago on a federal warrant after showing Dempsey Carpentier fight films to wounded servicemen at a government hospital. He appeared before U S Commissioner James Glass, held on $10,000 bond, charged with transporting films in violation of interstate commerce. The case involves a New York origin and potential fines across multiple states. The servicemen at Forsyth Street hospital said the screening was “the best time we have had in a year.”
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Babe Ruth Sets Pace With Early Homer In Chicago
SABE is 3 WEEKS record as Babe Ruth hits a sixth inning homer in the Yankee White Sox game in Chicago. The swing drives in Mays and Peckinpaugh, giving Ruth 44 homers for 1921 and about three weeks ahead of his 1926 pace. The Yankees lose 7 to 6 and Ruth’s only hit. The Sox argued the ball was foul and Ruth fanned or walked in other at bats.
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Davidson College Announces Ten-Game Football Schedule
Davidson College in Charlotte announces a ten game football schedule starting September 24 with Virginia at Charlottesville and culminating November 24. The slate includes games versus South Carolina Presbyterian at Davidson, Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Wake Forest at Charlotte, and others at Richmond Charlotte Winston-Salem and Greensboro venues.
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Miss Helen Wills Captures National Girls Title
Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley California defeated Miss Virginia Carpenter of Philadelphia 6 3 in the national girls singles tennis championship at Forest Hills. Wills won the first set 6 to 3 and claimed the title in a final match held on August 15.
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Signing of Doyle Is Good News
The piece reports on the Southern league shift toward better teams in Birmingham Memphis and New Orleans and the signing of Larry Doyle as player manager signaling a reassessment by Nashville owner President Sloan. It notes fans demand stronger franchises and that Providence helps those with funds while smaller cities face pressure to improve to avoid declining attendance. It also covers Joe White’s improved form and Mil der’s assessment of the fighter’s potential as a heavyweight contender.
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Amateur Saturday schedule shows many balanced games
A slate of Saturday afternoon amateur contests features closely matched teams and large crowds. City league includes Agoga Feds vs Swift & Co and Atlanta Terminal against Commodore Feds, with other leagues listing numerous local matchups at parks and clubs around the city. Valdosta All Stars beat Southern Railway 13 to 0 in an afternoon game.
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Larry Doyle Named Player Manager for Nashville Club
Larry Doyle former second baseman and field captain of the New York National League club and a Giants World Series participant was signed in New York by Nashville club president James A. Sloan as player manager. He will assume charge on Saturday after arriving in Nashville Friday night.
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Women stars may battle for world lawn tennis title
Forest Hills N Y August 18 European champion Suzanne Lenglen and American holder Mrs Molla Mallory are likely to meet in a world championship series on the West Side club course next month. Tennis officials discussed the plan with Lenglen and Mallory aides and a formal announcement is expected within 24 hours. A contest would occur during the Davis Cup challenges rounds slated for September 2 3 and 5.
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