Pennant Winners Lead Factory Baseball Standings
Final official Factory Baseball League records name Harvey Hubbell as champion and lead batsman Jerry DeNomme with .521. Hawkins tops fielding while R Welch leads stolen bases. Hubbell also leads team batting and fielding. Gallagher an ending pitcher. Most runs go to Cage, 23, and DeNomme, 25 hits.
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Malone Says He'll KO Flowers in Boston Bout
Jock Malone vows to knock out Tiger Flowers in the ten round feature at Braves Field Friday night. He plans to weigh about 157 pounds, heavier than ever in a Boston ring, and credits added weight to heat in East Chicago. Malone praises his sparring partner Al Mello to sharpen defense and attack against Flowers.
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Milburn Will Play Polo Again
New York August 27 Devereux Milburn remains a leading figure in American polo as open championship season approaches Milburn plans to return to Meadow Brook with old club mates and ponies in top condition after a Scotland grouse hunting summer His career spans three decades with wins in 1916 1920 and 1923 and he helped propel the sport’s prominence through the years
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Detroit Triumphs Over Boston In Tenth To Sweep Series
Tavener delivers a center field triple in the tenth and Rothrock wild throw home secures Detroit a 6 to 4 victory over Boston. Boston had tied the game in the ninth on passes to Prothro and Wamby, plus a key error and a Vache single. Detroit pitchers Dauss and Ehmke held the visitors to seven and one hits respectively, with Ruffing charged for the loss.
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Bush Pitches 6-0 Win for Browns
Brown pitcher Bush leads a 6 to 0 victory over St. Louis. H. Rice Johnson and McManus collect two base hits while Robertson Hargrave and H. Rice also contribute. Base on balls go to Johnson Bush and Struck out counts mirror pitchers. Time 1:45. Umpires Dineen Owens.
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Reid Leads Opening Day At New Haven Invitational
W K Reid of Farmington posted a 73 to lead the opening round of the annual Invitation tournament at New Haven Country Club. Hubbard of Brooklawn shot 74 to stand second, with Reid tied with W H Terrell of Racebrook for the low net before the rule that bars one man from winning both prizes.
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Farmington
New Haven Country Club
T Hubbard
Brooklawn
Mr Reid
W. H. Terrell
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Baseball notes stir talk of longer careers and team changes
Reds manager Jack Hendricks foresees longer ballplayer careers as playing periods shorten. Bancroft of the Braves weighs Marrett versus Padgett for third base. Maranville experiments with outfield combos at Wilkes-Barre as large crowds consider leaving the National League for the International. Lew McCarty’s possible move to the Athletics tied to Lefty Grove’s deal. Skiff fined and suspended. Stoner enjoying the best half of his major league career with renewed courage in critics’ eyes.
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Jockey Berg Dies After Race Collision at Beulah Park
Columbus dispatch reports Jockey Berg died in a boat hospital from injuries after his mount Fast Accomp slipped in the third race at Beulah Park. Berg was thrown before Bridget O Grady ridden by John Kessner, who himself fell but was not seriously hurt.
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Landis Finds Southern Scandal a Dud After Inquiry
Chicago Aug 27 Commissioner Landis cleared the Southern Association over charges raised by the Nashville Banner. Eichrodt and Roy of Nashville were alleged to switch to New Orleans to aid the pennant race but Landis found no basis for misconduct. He blamed Nashville manager Hamilton for prompting the story and noted Eichrodt would rejoin Cleveland when fit.
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Diane wins first heat in cruiser race at Saybrook
Guilford August 27 The Diane owned by Commodore A B Cart ledge Philadelphia won the first heat of the express cruiser championship race under American Power Boat Association auspices. Adrien Too of Chester won the free-for-all after Commodore Cartledire received a 15 minute handicap. The course covered 36 nautical miles east of Sachagot Head to Saybrook and back with tomorrow’s finish set for Manhasset Bay on the Gold Cup course.
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Pat Collins Likely to Join Yankees Next Year
St Paul news reports catcher Pat Collins of the St Paul club in the American Association probably will switch to the New York Americans next season. Bob Connery, president of the local club, said formal approval from the Yankees business office is all that remains to finalize the deal.
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Yankees
Athletics Purchase Pitching Brothers from Martinsburg
Connie Mack buys two righthanded pitchers Orle and Kit May from Martinsburg, reported August 27. The May brothers, famed as Blue Ridge League champions, will join the Athletics after Labor Day for a total price of $2000. Orie May, formerly a star at the Augusta Military Academy, is among the signees.
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Pat Powers 63 Promoter of Six Day Bicycle Races Dies
Patrick T Powers known as Pat Powers and T P former president of the Eastern International League and organizer of six day bicycle races in Madison Square Garden died in Belmar New Jersey at age 63 from diabetes and a carbuncle. He lived at 2617 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City and left a wife and three daughters. Funeral at St Aloysius Jersey City and burial in St Johns Trenton.
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Kaplan Herman Fight Ends In Draw In Thriller Round By Round
The Kaplan Herman title fight features a brutal, close contest with Herman pressuring Kaplan late rounds. Herman lands rights and body shots while Kaplan’s offense stumbles, with both showing damage as the bout progresses. The final draw draws cheers from the crowd.
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French student sets broad jump record at Paris meet
Paris April 27 A French student from the University of Paris named Cator shattered the broad jump record with a leap of 7.27 metres or about 26 feet 4 inches He becomes the fourth man to jump over 26 feet joining Americans Robert Le Gendre Kawald Gourdin and De Hart Hubbard in the elite group.
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