Americans win Olympic eight and set world record at Brussels
The U S eight oared crew defeated Great Britain in the Olympic final with a world 2000 metre mark. Jack Kelly won the single sculls and Costello joined later to win the double sculls. U S athletes led by Paddock Kirksey Scholz and Woodring dominated the Colombe meet in France with multiple wins and notes from Paris organizers.
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Paris
Francisco Martino A Bootblack To Boxing Prodigy
The piece traces Francisco Martino born in Italy who lands in Providence and rises from bootblack to boxer. It follows his nickname changes to Terry Martin, early brawls, a stint as a sub chaser in World War I, and his claimed tough persona with colorful anecdotes from a lively neighborhood.
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Uncle Sam
Races at Readville Open With Strong Entry List
The Grand Circuit meets at Readville opens today with a full card and strong entries. Favorites include Favonian, Sogalusa, Nelson Dillon, and Jane Volo in the two year old trot, plus the 2:06 pace and 2:10 trot events. Trainer Murphy aims to compete after his recent accident, likely driving Peter Manning and Day Break among others.
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Pouhkeepsie
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Peter Manning
U S swimmers win at Antwerp Olympic events
American swimmers dominated Antwerp competitions winning multiple events and setting Olympic records. Duke Kahanamoku led victories in the 100 metre freestyle and as part of the 80 metre relay record team with Nor than Ross Perry McGilli vray and P Kealoha. The women swept springboard diving with Aileen Riggin leading a New York duo.
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Honolulu
Northan Ross
Illinois A. C
Perry McGillivray
Illinois
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Australia
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Frances Schroth
Margaret Woodbridge
Great Britain
Aileen Riggin
New York
Helen Wainwright
Thelma Payne
Portland
Lexington K. C. Team Defeats Brookline 6 2 in Rain
The Lexington Knights of Columbus baseball club beat Brookline 6 to 2 at Lexington Athletic Field before a large crowd. Zettler pitched a four hit game as three innings were played in rain and a thunder shower ended the contest in the fifth inning. Batteries Lexington Zettler and Lynch Brookline Kelley and Stewart.
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Golf events announced at Arlmont Club
A handicap medal play is set for next Saturday afternoon at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights. Two events will be held at the club on Labor Day September 6.
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King to Present Medals to Olympic Winners
Antwerpp tim e event sees the King award medals to victors tomorrow afternoon. Many American winners have left Antwerp already so few will attend in person with the rest receiving honors by proxy.
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Bleachers Collapse Injures Two Boys at Bridgeport Game
In Bridgeport Connecticut a bleacher section collapsed just before a Bridgeport Hartford game. Spectator Leopold Podafly suffered a broken arm while his brother Rudolph avoided a severe eye injury by a close call with a wooden shard. Both boys were taken to a local hospital.
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Cedar A A. Team Defeats Rainsford Island 5 to 3
At Rainsford Island yesterday the Cedar A. A. of Roxbury defeated the Rainsford Island team 5 to 3 in a fast well played game. Batteries Schaff and Egar for Cedar A A. Anwhcesceacvacy one Rainsford Island team noted.
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Donavan
Duggan
Gordon
Red Sox Purchase New Outfielder
George Orme an outfielder for Brantford in the Michigan Ontario league has been sold to the Boston club of the American League He will report to the Boston club at the end of the Michigan Ontario season.
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Brantford
George Orme
Boston
Philadelphia Americans Defeat Torrington In Exhibition Game
In Torrington Connecticut on August 29 the Philadelphia Americans defeated the Torrington semi professional baseball team in an exhibition game. The result adds a win for the visitors as both clubs gauge talent for upcoming contests.
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Torrington
Conn
Philadelphia Americans
Griff After New Talent Grabs Florida League Standouts
Griff has purchased Third Baseman Deebey Foss and Shortstop Bob Lamotte of Tampa in the Florida State league. Foss batted .330 and Lamotte .300 in the first half. Foss stole 15 bases. Lamotte and Foss are noted for speed, range, and arm strength as Griff continues to chase top playmakers. Brower’s knee injury delays his return as he seeks rehab in Virginia amid trade talks.
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Washingtons
Open letter urges Lipton withdrawal from America's Cup bid
Montreal reports an open letter by A. C. Ross urging Sir Thomas Lipton to withdraw plans to compete again for the America's Cup in 1921 or 1922. The letter proposes a Canadian challenger or a triangular race format for the next contest.
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A. C. Ross
Promoter Proposes Canadian Yacht Trial With New Class
Mr Ross linked a Canadian yacht scheme to a plan for Canadians to design man and skipper a yacht to race under a recognized club. He urged pressuring the New York Yacht Club for a switch to a truly different sailing course and yacht class. He blamed Shamrock IV and Resolute for failing to meet stiff breeze tests and dampening public interest due to poor conditions.
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New York Yacht Club
Amherst Set for Football Prospects Bright for Season
Amherst announces 1923 football plans with head coach Gettell returning, A F Youngstrom from Dartmouth joining to coach linesmen, Marsh and Wigmunyer coaching freshmen, practice starting Sept 13, and Captain Glenn Card leading the team at halfback. W N Zink returns as quarterback with strong backfield additions Johnson and Brisk among others.
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Sudden Death in East Boston Store
Joseph Bandaiza aged 29 collapsed while lifting a five gallon can of ice cream at his shop on 64 Porter Street East Boston. An ambulance took him to Relief Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police believe death was due to natural causes.
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Relief
Boston Mare Still Unbeaten at Middletown Meeting
Boston pacing mare Margaret Dillon remains undefeated at Middletown with 2:06 1-4. Trader stallion Harry J. 8. also wins in 2:06 1-4. Lady Mozart trotted to 2:12 8/4, fastest three year old filly on a half mile track, bred and trained at Readville and owned by Charles W. Leonard. Peter Mozart, sire of Lady Mozart, shows promise as a new early speed sire.
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Boston Americans Defeat M. F. Schenck Team in Exhibition
In Meriden Connecticut on August 29 the Boston Americans won 4 to 2 against the M. F. Schenck Company team in an exhibition game.
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Boston Americans
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Ruth's Middle Name Misstated In Right Name Belief
Historians note baseball legend George Herman Ruth is often thought to be named George Homer Ruth. Researchers confirm his full name includes Herman as his middle name, not Homer, clarifying biographical records.
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George Herman Ruth
Homer
Gleason Leads White Sox in Boston Tour Stop
Thad Gleason, famed as the Kid, leads the league leading Chicago White Sox in a three day tour through Boston. The team plays Barrow's Red Sox at Fenway Park this afternoon tomorrow and Wednesday before leaving Beantown for the season.
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White Sox poised to win pennant after Chapman tragedy
The piece notes Ray Chapman’s death and the White Sox surge as clear AL contenders. It highlights Carl Mays’ role in the incidents, Yankee boos, and the Sox’s balanced defense pitching and offense. It mentions upcoming games against the Red Sox and Yankees and Cleveland’s fading title hopes.
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Indians
Ray Chapman
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Real Gambling Fever Hits Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls gamblers engrossed in a feverish scene as Fort Worth manger Jakey Atz recalls a tale of two wealthy bettors wagering a tract worth 35 000 on a Fort Worth vs Wichita Falls game. The anecdote highlights the scale and audacity of high stakes betting in the period.
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Connie Mack’s Consistent Fastest Team Reigns
The report notes Consistent Connie Mack leads with the most consistent team in either league and refuses to settle for anything less than top speed. The emphasis is on steady performance and relentless pace as the season progresses.
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