Brewsters Triumph and Norwalk Victory in Sem Tro League
Poughkeepsie, Brewsters, and Norwalk won in yesterday’s New York-Connecticut Sem Tro baseball games. Nicola limited Wilton to four hits as Brewsters shut them out for nine innings, while Borgrove struck out three for Brewsters. Poughkeepsie beat Danbury 2 to 1. Norwalk defeated Stamford 3 to 1.
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Uhle Wins 19th as Indians Split Doubleheader
Cleveland and St Louis split a twin bill in Cleveland. The Indians won the second game 6 to 4 behind Uhle in his 19th victory of the season. Hudlin started for Cleveland and struggled before being replaced. Schang cleared the bases with a home run in the first game. Burns added his 34th double. Speaker homered in the final inning of the second game.
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Texas
Schang
Burns
Speaker
Purcell Stars as Ponies Split With Waterbury
Springfield and Waterbury split a twin bill with Waterbury taking 2 to 1 in ten innings in the second game. Purcell had four hits including a double and a triple in the opener as the Ponies won the first game 6 to 0. In the second, Wank pitched tight, Waterbury won in the 10th on Helgeth’s hit after a Donahue walk and sacrifices. Purcell had two base hits, Moore and England tripled. Fortune earned the win for Waterbury. Johnson took the loss for Springfield. Time 1:46. Umpires Kuhn and Glass.
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Mallory Wins New York State Women's Tennis Title
Mrs Mallory of New York defeated Miss Mary Browner of Santa Monica California to win the New York state women's tennis championship and secure permanent possession of the championship bowl after a three set match 4 6 6 3. Mallory dominated early, Browner fought back in the second set, and the decisive third set featured swings in momentum as Mallory broke Browner's serve and held her own to clinch the title.
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New York
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Santa Monica
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Westchester-Blitmore Club
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Pfoth
Miss McGarry Sets New World Mark in Detroit Meet
Bethel McGarry of New York Woman's swimming Aviation broke her own world record for the 400 meter event with a time of 4:41.5 at the National Junior meet in Detroit. Agnes Geruchty, a rival from Miss McGarry's club, appeared to challenge the mark.
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Bethel McGarry
Nw York
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Misa McGiartry
Omtinn Mathidr Seurien
Library Club
Heongpointe
Ren Ve
Nathenat
Aase Boersek
Cleveland
Ak. AW
Tennis Title Play Opens Today at Forest Hills
The women’s national tennis championship begins in Forest Hills and will run through next Saturday. Likely finalists include Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs. Mell. G. Mallory with Miss Helen Wills, the reigning champion, who leaves for Berkeley today to begin a year out of competitive tennis after major health issues and a European tour loss to Suzanne Lenglen.
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Bince Ooh
Elizabeth Ryan
Mell
G. Mallory
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Europe
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Riviera
Paris
America
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Indians Unable to Gain on Yankees in American Race
New York August 18. Despite help from the league champion Washington Senators, Cleveland could not overtake the Yankees as the week’s results show three wins in five for Cleveland and two of eight for New York. Philadelphia Athletics dominated, winning six of seven, with strong hitting and solid defense under Mack’s leadership. Washington claimed five wins in eight starts, piling 88 hits and 40 runs. St. Louis Browns posted 11 errors, the worst defense. In the National, Pittsburgh led the chase with two wins and one loss, while New York, Boston, and St. Louis split evenly. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Chicago also evened seven games. Brooklyn absorbed five losses, one win. Cincinnati stood out offensively with 80 hits and 34 runs, six homers, but pitchers faltered. Week’s overall record and stats summarized.
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Yale Harvard Princeton Pact In Doubt
The fate of the Harvard Yale Princeton pact remained in doubt as Harvard considered substituting the University of Michigan for Princeton on 1927 and 1928 football schedules. Yale was reportedly the only firm opponent, with Michigan seen as a strong western element.
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Senators Rally In Eighth To Beat Athletics 11 3
Washington August 15. The Senators rallied in the eighth inning to score twice and break a deadlock, defeating Philadelphia 11 to 3. Five double plays featured the game.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox in Openers as Ruth Drives Three
New York Yankees split with Boston Red Sox in twin bill. Ruth hit his 39th home run of the season and scored three of New York’s runs in the first game, which the Hugmen won 4 to 2. In the second game Boston knocked Thomas out in the sixth, prevailing 5 to 3.
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West Ends Win From Howards at Seaside Park
West End baseball team defeated the Howards 68 to 8 at Seaside Park yesterday. The score by innings shows Howards 12 4 West Ends 12 0 6 02 2 8. Any team wishing a game with the West End should write to Manager Sam Mooney, 268 Black Rock Avenue.
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Rochester rider retains national hill climb title in Egypt field
Orris Steele of Paterson New Jersey retained his national champion status at the hill climb near Rochester Egypt. Steele rode an 80 inch motorcycle 450 feet up a 45 degree incline in 14 seconds to defend his title at the national motorcycle rally event.
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N. J
Orris Steele
Paterson
St Egypt
Steele
New Thrill Toasting Delivers Freshness for Luckies
A promotional note claims a 45 minute process removes bite and harshness, unveils hidden flavors of Turkish and domestic tobaccos, and uses sudden chilling to seal in moisture for enduring freshness of Luckies.
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