Yanks and Browns Victorious Over White Sox and Senators in OT
The Yankees defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in twelve innings as Ted Lyons forced home the winning run after a tense extra session. Kept by Meusel and Ruth, Gehrig was intentionally walked, and Lauzer delivered the decisive hit, with Koenig scoring on Gazella's play. The White Sox led early but fell to New York in a third straight win over Chicago.
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New York Yankees
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Ted Lyons
New York
Wiley Moore
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Meusel
Lauzer
Kamm
Lyons
Gazella
White Sox
Shocker
Yankees
Poel Combs
Gebrig
Lazzeri
Dugan
Vera
Bengough
Durat
Collins
Paschal
Wel Moore
Uax
Humefield
Metzler
Barrett
Oay Boone
Park
Ward
Clancy
Ibec
Crouse
Mo O Lyons
Laz Zers
Moore
Hita
Ormesby
Rowland
Connolly
Cleveland Wins 2-1 After Bishop Error
Cleveland breaks slump and defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Shaute allowed Rommel and Gray limited runs while Bishop booted an eighth inning miscue that enabled the decisive score. Players: Shaute, Gray, Rommel, Bishop, Fonseca, Summa, Hale, Burns. Umpires Nallin and Dineen. Time 1:81.
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Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
Streck
Joe Shaute
Sedge
Eddie Rommel
Lem Gray
Bishon
Bishop
French
Fonseta
Hale
Burns
Philadelphia
Balis
Gray I
Shaute
Gray
Rommel
Passey Bell
L. Sewell
Nallin and
Dineen
Unsigned taunt from Briggs mocks HIPA leader
A crude unsigned note questions HIPA and mocks a leader, suggesting risible intent and threats. The fragmentary text implies internal quarrel and social conflict, with slurs and crude humor reflecting an unsettled city discourse.
Arms Replaces G. B. in Batting Leaderboard
The Remington Arms team leads the Industrial league batting with 373, three points ahead of GE. Arms also top team fielding with a .953 percentage, while GE sits second at .947. Individual marks include Eller and Graph among top batters and fielders.
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Remington Arms
General Electric
Arms Combine
Arms
ABOR
Bullard
Bisasickh
Typewriter
PC Rem Arms
Eler
Baeste Buliara
Brilliant golf in Western play at Lake Geneva
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on August 3 AP reports the third round of match play in the Women’s Western golf championship. California Texas Tennessee and Wisconsin players reached the semifinals. Mrs Harry Preasler of Los Angeles beat Virginia Wilson of Chicago two up to face Mrs Dave Gant of Memphis who beat Miriam Burns Harn of Kansas City one up. Blaine Reinhardt of Dallas defeated Melvin Jones of Chicago 4 and 2 to reach the other semis, while Bernice Will of Oshkosh parred 15 holes to beat Marion Turple of New Orleans.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Associated Press
Brilliant Golf Today
Lake Geneva Country Club
California
Texas
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Harry Preasler
Los Angeles
Virginia Wilson
Chicago
Dave Gant
Memphis
Miriam Burns Harn
Kansas City
Blaine Reinhardt
Dallas
Handi
Melvin Jones
Bernice Will
Oshkosh
Marion Turple
New Orleans
Jones pessimistic on winning amateur tourney next week
Bobby Jones arrives in Minneapolis for the national amateur championship and says he does not expect to win. The field includes past champions like George Von Elm and other top players such as Quilmes, Evans, Guilford, Gardner, and Gardiner, with many potential contenders noted and a cautious outlook on outcomes.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Bobby Jones
Minneapolis
Jones
Bobby Jonesy
George von Elm
von Elm
Jon
Quilmes
Chick Evana
Bears to Engage with Ponies This Afternoon
All Eastern league teams were idle yesterday. The Bears, atop the circuit, face the Ponies in Springfield as New Haven rested. A win would keep the Bears within a game of the lead and help them stay on top.
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Bears
New Haven
Springfield
Miss Bishop Defends Senior Golf Title in October
Miss Georginna M. Bishop, winner of the national women's senior championship in 1924 and 1925, will defend her title at the national tournament opening October 6 at Westchester Biltmore Country Club. The two day event includes two rounds of 18 holes on the North course, with a 4 cent entrant fee and runners up like Mrs. G W Roope noted. Bishop, Brooklawn star, recently beat Mrs. G L Austin for state championship and may win again while indicating she will not defend her state title next year.
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Georgisnna M. Bishop
Westchester Biltmore Country Club
G. W. Roope
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Bishop
G. L. Austin
Hartford
Brooklawn Star
Merion
Nashak Triumphs With Earl Sande In Grab Bag Stakes
Nashak ridden by Earl Sande wins the Grab Bag two year old stake at six furlongs worth 84,050. Pinite places second and Happy Time third as twelve juveniles contest the event with Neshek the favorite at 4 to 5. Nashak finishes three lengths ahead of Finite and four more to Happy Time.
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New York
Rancocas Stable
Nashak
Earl Sande
G. D. Wideners Pinite
Happy Time
Island Farm
Neshek
Finite
Whiskey Run
Beulah Park
General Grant
Hawthorne
Golden Rocket
Breamlen
Thirty Eight Players to Start in Municipal Tennis Tourney
The city’s leading tennis players enter the annual municipal championship opening Monday at Beardsley and Seaside parks. The men’s singles event tops entries with 98 players and many top seeds draw early matchups including Winnie Hoffman versus Bill Benedict and H Halllowell versus J Santoranna among others.
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Beardsley
Beardsley Park
Seaside Park
Winnie Hoffman
Bill Benedict
Early Birds of the Future in Sport's Young Prodigies
Article surveys a child prodigy era with Bobby Hoerger and Bobby Jones as benchmarks, noting infants training in sport and predicting future stars. It compares Jones’s 14 year old triumphs to emerging child talents, and contemplates shifting ages for peak amateur status and record chances across golf and boxing.
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Bobby Hoerger
Montauk
Carl Fisher
Long Island
Bobby Jones
Arctic Bears Seek Return Game in City Clash
The Arctic Bears, recently representing their Uneup, wish to meet the Helium Tigers in a return contest. The Bevis Uneup lineup includes Koritzo Va tek Onderko Sutay Santo Maco F Onderko Figiar and Kraypak.
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Helium Tigers
Bevis
Koritzo
Vatek
Onderko
Sutay
Santo
Maco
Figiar
Kraypak
Montreal Finalizes Jersey City Franchise Purchase
NEW YORK August 18. An agreement for the sale of the Jersey City club of the International League by owner Frank Donnelly to an unnamed Montreal syndicate was approved today by league officials. Montreal will replace Jersey City in the league beginning next season.
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New York
Associated Prese
Jersey City
Frank Donnelly
Montreal
Montréal
Canada and Japan split Davis Cup singles in Montreal
Yoshiro Onto defeated Willard Crocker 6-4 8-6 10-8 6-3 to put Japan ahead, while Jack Wright of McGill beat Harada 6-3 6-3 8-6 to level the tie for Canada. Crocker fatigued after three sets, Wright pressed Harada with chop and backhand, and Wright and Crocker set up a doubles to face Harada and Tobe.
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Canada
Japan
Yoshiro Onto
Firet
Willard Crocker
Jack Wright
McGill University
Canadien
Harada
Wright
Harade
Croc
Hergden
Herada
Marada
Herade
Montreal Iad
Ohta
Crocker
Gerre
Jupehess Atar
Orta
Tobe
Bagdanovitch Named Middies Crew Leader
Navy announces Michael P Bagdanovitch of the class of 1938 elected captain of the varsity crew. A strong oarsman in the number 3 seat last season, he hails from Nashua, North Dakota.
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Bagdanovitch
Middies
Annapolis
Associated Press
Michael P Bagdanovitch
Navy
Bogdanovitch
Nashua
Hakes Reaches Finals in Western Junior Golf
Chicago August 18 The Associated Press reports Albert Hakes of Dunkirk New York won through to the Western Junior golf tournament final at Indian Hill by shooting two under par on the opening nine and defeating Lawrence Moller of Quincy. In the other bracket Bat Ennis of Chicago defeated Paul Jackson of Kanosa City to earn a spot in the final against Hakes tomorrow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Albert Haken
Dunkirk
N OY
Indian Hill
Lawrence Moller
Quincy
Bat Ennis
Hakes
Paul Jackson
Kanaoe City
Melillos sacrifice drives Browns win in 12th inning over Senators
Melillo drives in the winning run with the bases loaded in the 12th as the Cleveland Browns beat the Washington Senators in an Eastern League tilt. The game features late scoring, key RBIs, and a tense extra frame showcasing Melillo and Crowder.
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Browns
Senators
BT. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Lister
Walter Johneson
Braxton
Martired
Crowder Fiberty
Ballou
Ries
Az Hartis
Gesha
McNeely
Ruel
Bluege
Reeves
Johnsen
Brexton
Marherty
Ade
Tun
Po O'Rourke
H. Rice
Blaier
Ib Williams
Miller
Schang
Gerker
Crowder
Adams
Leading hitters and batting averages captured in stats roundup
E L leads with 110 at bats and a .342 average followed by Schinkel Hartford Butler Providence Stapleton Bridgeport and Reter Bridgeport each with strong marks. Bedford Springfield posts a .320 average as the chart lists top batters with numbers in games played at Hartford Providence Bridgeport and Springfdl.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Albany
Providence
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Pittsfield
G.ab. R H PC Schinkel
Butler
Stapleton
B'port
Reter
Bedford
Springfdl
Auburns to Hold Football Drill Tonight
The Auburn A A will hold its first football meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at Main street clubrooms. Plans for the coming season will be discussed along with regular affairs. Last year’s players and new material are listed as prospects, with practice set for Leaside Park on Saturday and Sunday as coach Jenkins requests full attendance.
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Treams
Main Street
Paiche
Grant
Oj Sre
Clark
Hurley
Care
Dudas
Maosl
Matro
Buswell
Castaldo
Art Lenny
Leaside Park
Jenkins
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Ben Stein
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Jimmy Manion
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Maurice McCardy
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