Gowdy to Manage Columbus Senators for Three Years
The article notes Hank Gowdy has signed to manage the Columbus Senators for three years, with a conference pending but expectations that he will not return to the Giants. It recalls Gowdy’s influence as a player and mentor during his time with the New York Giants.
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Hank Gowdy
Columbus Senators
New York
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Chago
Rye
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Scott Billiards to Hold Meeting
The Scott Billiards lightweight champions invite last year’s team members and hopefuls to a meeting at the Scott Pool room at o o’clock. Plans include securing a food coach who may attend the meeting or first practice at Whitmacore field Sunday at 9 30. Dutch Kendra will remain with the Scotts as a welcome addition, while Swihart and Norm Lothamer are asked to report.
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Scott Pool
Whitmacore Field
Kendra
Scotts
Swihart
Norm” Lothamer
Orrville City Halls Down Post Office In League Meet
Orrville August 14 City Halls beat the Post Office 11 to 5. City Halls connected for 15 singles off Breeneman of the Post Office. Post Office collected 7 hits. City Halls committed four errors to five by the losers.
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Post Office
Breeneman
Bucs Set for East Trip Amid Local Crowd Support
Pittsburgh Pirates begin their eastern schedule with fan backing promised as they close the season. The Aug. 14 dispatch notes home crowds will cheer the team 16 times in the final stretch, reflecting the Redland reaction to the looming finish.
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York
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Reaton
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Giants
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Glante
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St. Louis
Giants Obtain Even Break In Pirate Series
The Pirates drop the final game of a four game set to the Giants 4 1 as Frisch and McGraws batters pace New York. Greenfield allowed five hits while Aldridge lasted six innings for Pittsburgh. Frisch homered while Cuyler and McInnis led the Pirates with singles and a double.
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Genaro floored by George Marks in Jersey ring
Frankie Genaro American flyweight champion fought Georgie Marks at a Jersey benefit show. Genaro led on points for six rounds before Marks rallied in the seventh, trading blows as Genaro briefly shed his belt. Genaro is slated to face Fidel Labarba next, with Labarba feared to bring a tougher, slam-bang style.
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Walthers Beat Middlebranch In Final Seventh
Walthers defeated Middlebranch five to four yesterday in the seventh inning scoring two runs. Bud Walther sparked the win with two hits and Leroy LeRoy collected several safeties. Enold pitched for Walthers against Pep and Enold yielded four runs on eight hits with three walks.
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Standings and schedule roundup from major leagues
National League leaders New York four Pittsburgh one Chicago eight St Louis five. American Association Louisville three Minneapolis zero St Paul twelve Indianapolis three Columbus ten Milwaukee two. Kansas City at Toledo postponed due to rain. Today American League games St Louis at Cleveland New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Sebring to Form Independent Gridiron Team
Sebring plans an independent football team to represent the city this fall. Eddie Howell elected manager and coach with a three player committee to assist. Several new and returning players expected to join, signaling strong material for the season.
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West End Team Holds Practice
The West End lightweight football team will hold its first practice Sunday morning at 9 at the Cutlery field. Players listed include BlileskT, Williams, B Williams, TY, Reed, T Dent, Seery, J Parlin, A Hammel, M Matter, S Cramer, C Kirk, P Hendershot, V Roach, J Friedman, vy, Gilmore and others who wish to try out. Joe Ryan will be there without fail.
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Klee Becomes Eighth Ohio Stater in Major League Ball
Ohio State continues to supply major league players as Ollie Klee signs with Cincinnati Reds, becoming the eighth Buckeye to reach the big leagues in recent years. Other OSU alums include Russ Miller, Johnny Stuart, Wayne Wright, Hoge Workman, Lefty Kime, and Walter Miller, with several reaching various MLB teams after star seasons.
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North Canton Dairies Triumphs Over Merchants 3 to 1
Lefty Miller struck out 16, allowed three hits as North Canton Dairies defeated the N C Merchants 3 1. Merchants led 1 0 in the second on Warstler’s double and a Martins error, then Dairies scored three in the fifth on a Miller pass and Hershberger sacrifice. Dairies face Barberton Saturday and Mogadore Sunday.
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Swartwout Beats Rotary In Playground League contest
In Oarville on Monday Swartwout defeated Rotary 15 to 12 after trailing 10 to 6 in the second inning. Swartwout collected 17 hits to Rotary 16 with five errors to six. Rotary batteries were Dan Yoder and John Fitch. Swartwout pitchers were Schragg and Shearer. Snow and Breneman umpired.
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Brenneman
Crystal Parks Face Canton Cars In Postponed Game
The Crystal Parks meet the Canton Cars in a rescheduled league clash at Lake Side Saturday. Canton has lately played strong ball and beat Crystal Parks earlier this season. Park pitching will be from Garaux Myers or Howenstine with Starky likely on the mound for the Cars.
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Kerchner
Tribe Splits Double Bill With Griffs
The Senators and Indians split a doubleheader. Cleveland won the first 2–0 behind strong pitching by Uhle. Washington took the nightcap 5–4 with Karr hit hard by a steady Nat offense led by Rice. The split gains Washington a half game as St. Louis beat Philadelphia and Cleveland fell to Boston.
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International Women’s Tennis Series Opens at Forest Hills
The Wightman trophy opens today with top contenders including Miss Helen Colyer and teammates Miss Joan Fry Mrs Lambert Chambers and Miss FE Harvey from the Finglish team as they aim to retain possession of the Wightman at Forest Hills.
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Helen Colyer
Matrimony Spreads Among Ohio State Athletes
Columbus August 14 reports that several Buckeye athletes including Ed Hess Bill Hunt Johnny Miner Johnny Wilson and Chalmers Joseph have married over the past year. Larry Snyder, veteran captain, was married during the war and remains a noted campus figure.
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Chardon
Bill Hunt
Toledo
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Johnny Wilson
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Larry Snyder
Giants recall Pip Koehler from Reading
Sports brief notes Pip Koehler former Penn State star outfielder is recalled by the Giants from Reading of the International League. Also John Donahue sues Cooley Hotel for damages after a soap slip sidelined him last season. Walter Koppish named Buffalo captain coach and indoor record holder. Exterminator to race parade leader at State Fair. Astrologist Croft predicts Harry Wills beats Dempsey if they fight on December 10 under Jupiter.
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Pip” Koehler
Penn State College
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New York
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Question Box Baseball Q&A 1925
Questions cover Jimmy Slattery’s eligibility date born August 1904 and this month. A hit to third base interference debate says the baserunner not ruled out due to poor fielding. Punching bag power is about speed and accuracy not force. use a heavy straw bag. A pinch hitter to pinch hitter substitution is noted as possible but not recorded as a formal statistic.
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Canton Darlews
Jimmy Slattery
Americans Favored In Two Day Forest Hills Tennis Series
United States women’s tennis stars start a two day international series at Forest Hills with American players favored to win the Wightman Cup. Veteran pairings include Mrs May Sutton Bundy with Mrs Molla Mallory in doubles and Mrs Chambers with Miss Beth Harvey in another match. Kathleen McKane faces Mallory in singles.
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Lima Wants Gowdy To Finish Season
Negotiations are pending for Hank Gowdy to join Lima in the Ohio-Indiana league for the rest of the season. Gowdy, released by the New York Giants last week, has been named manager of Columbus in the American Association for 1926.
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Hank Gowdy
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Indoor Schedule Closes With Four Easy Victories
SCARS nets its 25th win of the season by routing the Dean Meats 14 to 1 in the City Indoor league. The Nusbaums fall to the Alhambras 9 to 5 while the Liberals beat the Rogers 27 to 2. Puccis overpower the Geigers 27 to 2 in the final Thursday games, leaving two postponed matches on the schedule.
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Explain Why Grass Pressing Is Not Allowed in Golf Stance
In a letter from INNIS BROWN of American Golfer, the rules discussion clarifies that players may not bend or move fixed or growing items before playing a stroke. Exceptions cover only necessary grass bending to place feet and actions during the actual stroke, not displacing grass to gain a freer swing.
Two Heats Run at Wilmington Fair Before Rain
At Wilmington fair only two heats ran before heavy rain paused racing. Stout Bros. of Clarksburg W V a horse named Senator Stout won the 2 20 trot first heat. Ora Covault of Dayton owner of Miss Alice Paul, captured the sole heat in the 2 17 pace. The fair will resume Saturday.
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Barnhart Sold to St. Louis Nationals from Jonesboro Club
Outfielder Bill Barnhart has been sold by the Jonesboro club of the Tristate league to the St. Louis Nationals. He will report to the Cardinals after the season ends.
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