Oscars Crush Nusbaums for 21st Season Win in Indoor Play
Oscar Creds beat Nusbaum Jewelers 7-2 as they notched their 21st win in a row in City Indoor league action. Alhambra Theaters swept Geiger Realtors 21-10, Liberal Clothiers beat Dean Meats 8-5, and Puccis edged Rogers 7-5. Guertal led Oscars with three hits, while Marcelli and others contributed for the Nusbaums. Goldburg held Nusbaums to eight hits with nine strikeouts.
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Geiger Realtors
Liberal Clothiers
Dean Meats
Puccis
Rogers
Oscars
Nusbaums
Goldberg
Jewelers
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Guertal
Tracy
Whitehouse
Davis
Baum
Nusbaumsa
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Geigers
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Kistler
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Bloomfield
Miller
Tabellion
Pierson
Gabel
Deans
Liberals
S. Adelman
Viscounte
Stern
van Almen
van Nostran
Dean
Lowery
Epstein
Casmer
P' DeMinna
Shell
Sherry
Roger
Phillies Beat Pirates As Giants Fall In St Louis
In Pittsburgh, Philadelphia topped the Pirates 8 to 4 as Morrison was driven from the mound in the first inning. Sheehan, Culloton and the Phillies pounded out 14 hits while Pittsburgh managed 9. In St Louis, the Giants were edged 2 to 9 as Bell homered on a tie-breaking eighth inning hit. The Dodgers lost 5 to 2 to the Cubs in Chicago as errors and a wild pitch fueled Chicago scoring.
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Morrison
Smoky City
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Romero Hornsby
Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Osborne
Robins
Kearns Poised Over Dempsey Wills Contract Standoff
In New York, August chatter swirls around promoter Kearns and champion Dempsey. Kearns faces pressure from Jim Farley and boxing officials as he contemplates contracts for Dempsey in the Wills bout, with bold claims he can sign and control the proceedings.
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Kearns
Low Bridge
Mister Dempsey
Dempsey
Jim Farley
Commission
Hoyle
Boxing Results From Buffalo And Coney Island Cards
In Buffalo six round draws occurred with Jock Malone and Art Weigand ending even. Buffalo’s Charley Pinto stopped Teddy Beardwood in the fourth. Johnny Michaels defeated Abe Prince in six. Bud Fox beat Eddie Hays by KO in Rochester in the first round. At Coney Island Sid Terris decision over Basil Galiano in 12. Maxey Rosenbloom decision over George Courtney in six. Harry Felix and Charley Manley fought a four round draw. In Cleveland Pete Sarmiento and Eddie Anderson drew ten fast rounds. Tommy Freeman stopped Dave Forbes in four. Eddie Weygandt knocked out Johnny Martin in Cleveland in five of six.
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Jock Malone
St. Paul
Art Weigand
Charley Pinto
Teddy Beardwood
Toronto
Johnny Michaels
Jamestown
Abe Prince
Bud Fox
Erie
Eddie Hays
Rochester
Coney Island
Sid Terris
New York
Basil Galiano
New Orleans
Maxey Rosenbloom
George Courtney
Oklahoma City
Harry Felix
Charley Manley
New Bedford
Ok O
Cleveland
Pete Sarmiento
Eddie Anderson
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Dave Forbes
Chicago
Eddie Weygandt
New Castle
Johnny Martin
Orpheums Meet Fisher in County League Clash
The Orpheums and Mapleton share first place in the County league and will face the Fisher Confectioners of North Industry at City Field Sunday. Red Skelly may start for Canton against a pitching staff that has troubled North Industry all season. Nelson Swartz joins the Theaters behind the plate, boosting catching with Morrison and Rastetter ready. Practice for the Orpheums is set for Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ascot race meeting origins trace to Queen Anne, who opened the course and drew royal attention.
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Orpheum Theaters
Mapleton
Fisher Confectioners
North Industry
Red” Skelly
Fishers
Canton
Nelson Swartz
Morrison
Rastetter
Orpheums
Indians Fall To Yankees In Tight Series Finale
Faulty fielding and missed timely hits hampered Cleveland as New York defeated the Indians 4 to 1 in the series finale. Meusel scored for the Indians early, but a seventh inning rally and defensive miscues sealed the game for the Yankees. The loss leaves Cleveland to move on to Philadelphia after dropping three of four to New York.
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Yankees
Hugmen
Indians
Philadelphia
Joe Sewell
Shanks
Burns
Fewster
Joe
Lutzke
Meusel
Sewell
Meuse
Karr
Cievelnds
R. H
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Jamieson
McNulty
Speaker
Seabe Ee Burns
Fewater
Myatt
Dascionssa
E. Johnson
Fia
Gehrig
Schang
Wanninger
Shocker
Barr
Rowland
Evans
Dinneen
Nationals
Washington
Zachery
Tigers
How They Stand American League and National League Scores
Major league results recap with American League and National League scores. Standings show New York and St Louis leading in respective leagues, plus results in the American Association. Today’s games list Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, St Louis at Washington, Chicago at Boston, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, Minneapolis at Toledo, St Paul at Columbus, Kansas City at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Kaplan to fight Kennedy in tune up ahead of Waterbury title bid
Louis Kaplan the featherweight champion headlines a 12 round non decision bout against Billy Kennedy of New Orleans at Bayonne New Jersey tonight. The bout serves as a tune up for Kaplan's title match with Babe Herman in Waterbury Connecticut on August 27.
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Louis Kaplan
Billy Kennedy
New Orleans
Bayonne
N. J
Babe Herman
Waterbury
Col Freyburg Quits Channel Swim Near Dover
Col Freyburg abandoned his attempt to swim the English Channel when a quarter mile from Dover the tide carried him back and he showed signs of exhaustion. A Dover dispatch reported the attempt was halted around 2 o'clock this afternoon, with a potential landing delayed until the tide turned between 1:30 and 2:30.
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Bnglish Channel
Dover
Col. Freyburg
Penn Laundry Defeats Jamieson in Close Indoor Match
Penn Laundry edged Jamieson Sales 11 to 10 on Firemen's field. Heavy Witting starred for both sides as Fame Penn Jamieson and Ames face Fame Penn Laundry in the next round, with Kautenberger Gamble Welsh Younge Terrett and others listed among players.
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Penneylvania Roundhouse
Fame-Penn Jamieson
Kautenberger
Gamble
Ec Welsh
Younge
P R. Terrett
E Rhine
Scotty
M.terrett
Sheckles
Ib Karrer
Welgle
Ab C.wise
Campbell
Davis
Kinsley
DeVaulter Schabaugh
Kellyret Ames
Jamieson
Leading Hitters In Major Leagues
National League leaders include Hornsby of the Cardinals with 182 runs batted in and 394 total bases from 335 at bats across 92 games. Bottomley and Stock contribute strong totals for the Cardinals and Dodgers, while Wilson and Fournier add key numbers for the Phillies and Dodgers. American League leaders feature Speaker of the Indians with 148 RBIs from 377 at bats and 71 runs, along with Rice of the Browns and Hellman of the Tigers posting notable marks. Cobb, Sisler, and others contribute high hit totals and averages across their teams as the race for batting honors tightens.
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Pet. Hornsby
Cards
Bottomly
Crds
Stock
Dodgers
Wilson
Phillies
Fournier
Dgers
American Speaker
Indians
Ana Rice
Browns
Hellman
Tigers
Cobb
Sisler
Knowing Golf Course Does Not Mean Much In Tourneys
The article argues that familiarity with a course rarely guarantees golf success. It cites Open and amateur champions like David Herron and Willie MacFarlane, notes majors won on unfamiliar layouts, and discusses traps, practice rounds, and course conditions as factors shaping outcomes. It also mentions Ned Golden turning pro and previews Amsterdam cycling championships as a major European event.
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Worcester
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