Racing Results First Race Showed Mixed Odds
Race card lists six furlongs results for three year olds and up with $1,400 added. Ball Ges 102 ridden by Jones finished 1st at 4.90 3.80 with Ray Jr. 107 Garner 6.50 4.90 taking second. Flag Chief 97 Dubois 3.30 placed third. Time 2:14 3-5. Also ran listed.
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Ball Ges
Jones
Ray Jr
Garner
Fiag Chief
Dubois
Smooth Ice
Leonard G
Alexander Moore
Shasta Butte
McElroy
Vevey
Burke
Lady Lura
Munster Maid
Kitten
Blanc Seing
Srconink
Bacraln
Craver
Hourmore
LaSabina
Lathrop
Firewater
Davbots
Wim Ginger
Thby
Algo
Hong Kong
Music
Lucky Mistake
Helen's Baby
Picton
Rothermel
Lord Jum
Maubec
Nama
Burr Winslow
Coles
Peternel
Fou
Craveriv
Krederick
Raphael
Alard
Sir Castle
Jove
Mare Nostrum At Majestic Highlights Versatile Cast
Amusements notes praise for Alice Terry and Antonie Moreno in Mare Nostrum with Freya Talberg as a clever spy. Antonio Morend showcases star appeal, supported by Ingram's balanced cast and Hughie Mack in comedy. Also features Majestic News, Aesop Fables, and a large ensemble including Nanette, Odette, and a beautiful chorus.
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Alice Terry
Antonie Moreno
Freya Talberg
Miss Terry
Antonio Morend
Ingram
Hughie Mack
Cerb Majestic
Majestic
Roland Woodruff
Barbara Barbour
Eva Virtcent
Hutatle Young
Viola Leash
Jack Parsner
Helen Case
Irene Comer
Speelal
Nanette
Odette
National League pennant race tightens after key wins
Cincinnati swept Brooklyn and Pittsburgh beat New York to close ground on the Cardinals in the NL. Pirates move within one and a half games of Cincinnati as 30,000 plus fans watched at Brooklyn and 40,000 at the Polo Grounds. In the AL, Cleveland nipped Washington while New York’s lead remains seven games. Yankees plan to win nine of 16 to secure the flag if Cleveland sweeps remaining 14.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Reds
Cardinals
iJe
Pirates
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Yankees
Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Belmont Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Races
First race features two year olds in five and a half furlongs with Fairley M up and Maiden distance winner Time 106 2-1. Also ran clearances list. Second race is Grand National Steeplechase handicap with four year olds and up over about three miles. top runners include Erne II and Scot with various odds out. Third race Futurity for two year olds at seven furlongs with Scapa Flow and Valorous posting times. multiple others listed. Fourth race a maiden one mile event with Catalan and Maiden, time 21 37 4-5 with several others. Fifth race Jockey Club Gala Cup for three year olds and up at two miles. Crusader and Malden Trapina appear with times and odds. Sixth race three year olds and up six furlongs. Tuzelkello leads with Turner aboard and others listed.
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Fairley M
Johnson
Ramoneur
Clearance
Barnes
War Flame
Clan Play
Soléen Volt
Dorchester
Rain Charge
Candy Blackbird
Horicon
Captain Kidd
Adjutant
Erne II
Crawford
Scot
Mergier
Rap
Jeffrey
Water
Candy Queen
Thurber
Valorous
Sande
Ian—Termagant
Pantella
Adios
Lord Kancer
Black Panther
Gun Royal
Aromagne
Sun Forward
Marylander
General Lee
Bonnié Maginn
Donner Mol
Amagen
Big Blaze
Sandezh Star
Callahan
Cherry Pie
Hedge Fence
Cloudland
Our General
Crusader
Malden Trapina
Fator
AL Towood
Mars
Nurmi
Tuzelkello
Turner
Margaret St. Lill
Arnold
Pettihecke
O'Donnell
Aliso
Potentilla
Shads Sadie Farom
Tun Taldpate
Yen Bab
Imbatar
Ich Commander Belphrizonia
Johnny Jamphou
Wray Named Head Coach for Cornell Rowing Program
James Wray, former coach of the Fairash crews, is appointed head coach of Cornell rowing by the university athletic association. He arrives for fall practice, succeeding Dr Charles A. Lueder, who resigned after a two year regime. Wray, Australian by birth, coached at Harvard and most recently with the Arun del Boat Club, will be the third coach at Cornell since Courtney’s death.
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James Wri
Cornell
Cornell University Athletic
Wray Reeds
Charles A
Pop) Lueder
Wray
Unenelos
Omentar
Australia
Harvard
Coomsen
Yale
Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
W Wray
Carnel
Cvaster
Charles E. Courtney
Carnell
Courtney
John Hoyle
ACA
White Sox Park to Increase Seating Capacity
Contracts were let yesterday to enlarge White Fox Park seating from 35 400 to 60 000 by extending the double deck around the entire playing field. Work to start next week and finish by April 1 1937.
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Chicago
IAP
Yeesterday
Whitefox Park
Poly's Vaudeville at Polls Bridgeport Delivers Variety
Bridgeport patrons can enjoy a rich vaudeville program headlined by Oh May featuring Billy Kelly Helen Birmingham and Fred Jackson with music by Charles Maxwell Smith. The bill also includes Hugh Shelley Emma Heit Revue Helen Elffelt the Janis sisters Joseph K. Watson Our Monologist Just a Little Pep Lady Oga Towage and a new photoplay Subway Sadie plus Kealey Knight and a country store feature.
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Bridgeport
Harry Green
Billy Kelly
Helen Birmingham
Fred Jackson
Charles Maxwell Smith
Hugh Shelley
Emma Heit
Helen Elffelt
Janis Sisters
Joseph K. Watson
Aaron Hoffman
Best
Hazel Skutelle
Lady Oga
Dorothy MacKatl
Jack Mulhall
Charles Murray
New York
Atlantic City
Mine Gade
Bach Sennett
Jter Kaiey Knight
What Price Glory Comes to Farle Theatre Tonight
The famous war play What Price Glory by Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson arrives at Farle Theatre for a limited run. The production centers on Captain Finge and Sergeant Quiet amid Marines and French peasants in a shell torn French village, praised for vivid characters and battlefield realism.
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Hetshu
Farle Theatre
Laurence Stallings
Maxwell Anderson
France
Flaeg
Finge
Sergeant Quiet
Gordon
Tremillon
Jack Carly
Lawrence Stalings
No No Nanette at Park Theatre Described as Mediocre Show
Review notes the Park Theatre production of No No Nanette as a mediocre company despite recognizable talents. Mentions Mary Spoor Ann Pennington and Jonnie Fields, praising Fields’ bright lines while finding overall humor and dancing limited by the cast.
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Fouzee
Nanette
Park Teatre
Mary Spoor
the & Dou
Ann Pennington
Ann
Mary
Mary Bouer
Jonnie Fields
Men of Steel Opens at Lyric with star Milton Sills
Burns Brothers bring the photoplay Men of Steel to the Lyric for a week starting with today’s matinee. Milton Sills stars as a laborer who rises to boss of a steel mill and son in law to the owner, in a romance filled with action and dramatic set pieces. Donna Kenyon leads the female cast with strong support from Mae Alligan George Fawcett Frank Currier Vitter McLaglen and John Kolb.
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First National
Men of Steel
Milton Silly
Sills
Donna Kenyon
Mae Alligan
George Fawcett
Frank Currier
Vitter McLaglen
John Kolb
Burns Brothers
Brewsters Fall to Norwalk Nine in Slugfest
Norwalk beat Brewsters nine to something as pitching battles Hodges and Tuckey work for the visitors. Fitzpatrick paces Brewsters with two base hits and a home run by Conklin while Hodges fends off multiple threats. Multiple errors and baserunning miscues mark the messy scoring as Danbury and Poughkeepsie references appear in the box score.
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Bidke
Iiehlen
Gs Williams
Fitzpatrick
Gs Landy
Perkett
Ruhinu
McLeod
Hodges
Tuckey
Perry
Perkett Myth
Banbury
Poughkeepsie
Hay
Conklin
Hodges Turkey
Middlebrook
Foughkeepsier
Danbury
Steele
Shay
Phelan
Yucker
Taylor Rosenberg fight set for Chicago Thursday
The world bantamweight title bout between Charlie Phil Rosenberg and Bud Taylor is scheduled for next Thursday night at Cubs Park Chicago. Both fighters weighed under 120 pounds after training and have five days to reach 118 pounds. Promoter Jim Mullen expects attendance above 40,000 and purse over $100,000.
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Whicago
Charlie Phil Rosenberg
New York
Bud Taylor
Terra Haute
Ind
Chicago
Taylor
Rosenberg
Jim Mullen
Cubs’ Park
Amateur Golfers Start Play for National Title
One hundred fifty-one golfers begin in Atlantic City to challenge Bobby Jones for the national amateur crown. Odds favor Jones after a 1926 tour and Open titles but strong challengers include Arthur Jamison, Watts Gunn, Dick Jones, Brandy Ouimet, Jerry Guilford, Max Marston, Chick Evans, George Von Elm, Shustare Storey, Frank Dold, Densmore Shure, and other leading amateurs from the United States and Britain.
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N. I
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Robert Harris
Arthur Jamiesen
Glasgow
William T. Tilden
Rens Laroste
Ailim
Jamison
New Jersey
Brandy Ouimet
Jerry Guilford
Max Marston
Chick Jovans
George von Elm
Mashie
Midiick
Shustare Storey
Watts Gunn
Jones
Besum
Atlanta
Dick Jones
Westchester Hills
Holand McKenzie
Washington
D. C
Leater Rolstec
Frank Dold
Densmore Shure
Huntington
West Virginia
Babe Ruth Seeks Record as Home Run Pace Slows
Babe Ruth would need a home run a day plus two each Sunday to set a new major league mark. He added only one this week but reaches 42 homers, tied with Wilson of Chicago for the NL lead at 21. The Yankees have sixteen more games as Ruth’s five year old record of 60 homers looks safe again. Other ten homer hitters include Simmons, Meuse, Gehrig, and Goslin in the American League and Wilson, Bottomley, and Kelly in the National League.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Wilson
New York Yankees
Ftuth
Ruth
New York
Simmons
Philadelphia
Williaging
St. Tolus
Leazzari
Goslin
Washington
Vanush
Detroit
Gehrig
Meuse
Meimann
Wison
St. Trawis
Bottomley Souls
Williams
Philadelph
Southworth
St. Louis
Kelly
Fournier
Brooklyn
Hornady
Leach Philadelphia
Heathrote
Sacred Hearts to Represent Waterbury in National Tourney
Waterbury September 12 AP The Sacred Heart A I nine will represent Waterbury in the national amateur baseball tournament at Philadelphia September 27 In the closing games of the sand lot season here today the Sacred Hearts won the championship one half of a four game series over the Pastimes Representatives of the Albany and Providence teams of the Eastern League were in attendance seeking talent The Waterbury winner is the Tow Connecticut club entered in the national tournament.
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Waterbury
Sacred Heart A.I
Philadelphia
Sacred Hearts
Albany
Providence
St. Louis Splits Doubleheader With Boston Browns Win 1-0
Boston and St. Louis split a doubleheader. The Red Sox won 11 to 8 in the first game, while the Browns shut out Boston 1 to 0 in the second behind M. Gaston on the mound. Tobin homered in the first game with the bases loaded. A. Gaston started behind the plate in the second game.
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Tobin
ST. Louis
Boston
Red Sox
M. Gaston
A. Gaston
Oston
Pe Tobin
Kigney
Jacobson
O Rosenthal
le Regan
Todt
Haney
O Gaston
Wiltse
Bennett
Rice
A Dossler
A Mller
McManua
Schang
Hargrave
Gerber
Vangilder
Falk
Rosenthal
Rigney
Hargarve
Regan
Hyme
Rignney
Doub
Wilditch
Ormsey, Connally and Rowland
Ler
Ubai
Willams
Miller
McManus
Gerbar
Gaston
P Wai Ae
Bané
Sehang
Bolen Wilanis
Lase
Hallx
Ruffing
Wingfield
Ormaby
Connolly
Rowland
National singles play opens today at Forest Hills
The National Tennis singles championship begins at Forest Hills with 64 players including defending champion William Tilden. Contenders include William M. Johnston, Vincent Richards, Rene Leteste, Henri Worhel, Manuel Alonso, Richard N. Williams, Takeli Harada, and others challenging for the throne.
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New York
William T. Tilden
Forest Hills
Wil
Willian M. Johnston
Vincent Richards
Tiden
Philadelphia
Henri Worhel
France
Manuel Alonso
Span
Richard N. Wr. Yang
Takeljehi Harada
Japan
Warada
Johnsten
LaCoste
Gochet
Spartans Win Preceding International Clash Tilt
The Aparta Soccer club of Czecho Slovakia defeated the New York Giants 6 to 0 in the American League tilt prior to the International clash as Springfield, Mass defeated Indiana Flooring 7 to 2.
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Bent
Aparta Socrer Club
Czecho- Slovakia
Yuile Giants
Springfield
Mass
Indiana
Leafs Win Flag as Leafs Clinch IL Pennant
In Buffalo on September 12 1926 the Toronto Maple Leafs swept a twin bill against the Hisons securing the International League pennant for 1926. The Leafs took both games by scores to and 4 to a, in a decisive afternoon doubleheader.
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Buffalo
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bears Take Second Place in International League Standings
Newark edged Baltimore in a doubleheader, 16 to 9 in the opener and 9 to 6 in the second game, moving into a second place in the International League standings as of today September 12. The Baltimore squad struggled offensively while Newark hitters piled up runs behind strong pitching and timely hits.
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Baltimore
Newark
The Caravan of Champions in Baseball and Football Notes
The piece previews the departure of five stars, led by Tilden and Jones, then Dempsey and Hagen, with Glenna Collett defending her title. It praises the 1920s Chicago Cubs under Joe McCarthy as a rising force, and discusses the NL race’s likely survivors. It also reflects on football’s coming surge with 300,000 players in uniform and potential standout teams and quarterbacks at Michigan, Dartmouth, Princeton, Yale, and others.
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Tilden
Jonea
Dempsey
Hagen
Glenna Collett
Cubs
California
Catalina Ipland Sunn
Hall
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Hornsby
Ruth
Cobb
Collins
Sneaker
Kelly
Simmons
St. T
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
National League
Doctor McCarthy
Wileh
McCarthy
Pittsburgh
St. Lowe
Cincinnati
St. Tule
Bottomley
Universien
Peven
Stroudsburg Reports Rough Training for Boxing Card
Stroudsburg hosts boxing drills as fighters tune up for an upcoming bout. Trainer Dr Robert Shea inspected a camp led by Gene Turner and Larry Bwedich prepared for a heavyweight clash while other partners trained. Crowd estimated around 1,000 watched the afternoon session at the arena near Vantage.
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Stroudbburg
Stroudsburg
Gene
Harold Mays
Baer
Robert Shea
Striakline Factory
Con Welict
Cingeldé
Larry Bwedich
Tooke Versoon
Wriday Ab
Aiternate Deve
Eaves Hia
Canis
Ahin
Philedem Pilly Vidabeck
Tosi Apa
FFA
Percens
Xean
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Chase Burke
Bratherton and Willams
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al Shay
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Steeln
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Connell
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Galligan
Nicola Cleary Raffile
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Nicola
Simick
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Jo Clark
O'Malley
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Babe
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LEAFS
BEARS
Grantland Ride
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Princeton
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