Sixty five Qualified Players Ready for Final at Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on August 22 a field of sixty five golfers qualified for the final of the Western Open after two rounds. Al Watrous of Grand Rapids led with 140, Densmore Shute from Cleveland Huntington shot 141, and MacDonald Smith and W H Klein tied for second at 141. Others under 151 include Farrell 142 and Sargent 150 with continued strong play across a windy Mahoning valley course.
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al Watrous
Grana
Rapids Pro
Densmore Shute
Huntington
W Va
Cleveland-Huntington
Larry Nabholtz
Cedarhurst Country Club
Mahoning Valley
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Garden City
MacDonald Smith
New York
Johnny Farrel
Nacholtz
Francis Gallett
Blue Mound
Grand Rapids
Lakeville
W. L. Klein
Garden City Country
Densmore Shure
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Emmet T. French
Youngstown
Harry Naboltz
Joe M. Wells
East Liverpool
Albert Alcroft
C. Rocco
Mayfield
Walter Hagen
E. Williams
Unattached
Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Edward Dudley, Jr
Joplin
F. Walsh Buttes
Des Moines
Two City League Games Scheduled at Lakeside Field
City league action moves to Lakeside Stadium on Sunday with two games. Sanitary Milks and Hecka man Clothiers shift up their Labor Day clash to precede the opener featuring N. O. T. and Pennzolls in the second contest.
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Milks and Clothiers
Yesterday's Home Runs Totals Across Leagues
MLB daily summary shows American 427 total home runs and National 121. Leading individual sluggers include Hornsby Cardinals 33, Williams Browns 25, Hartnett Cubs 24, Meusel Yankees 93, Simmons Athletics 21, Bottomley Cardinals 19, with Meusel Giants 17 and Fournier Dodgers 17 among others.
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Williams
Browns
Hartnett
Cubs
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Yanks
Simmons
Athletics
Bottomley
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Fournier
Dodgers
Kelly
Nationals Hold Lead in Major League Hitting
In the latest Major League hitting leaders Speaker leads in average with .390 for the American League and Simmons and Cobb close behind. Hellmann and Rice show strong totals with .877 on base and .369 average respectively as hot batters across teams.
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Ins
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Ath
Cobb
Tig
Hellmann
Rice
Browns
Alonzo to meet Bill Johnston in invitational tennis
Semi final matches set at the Invitation Tennis tournament in Newport Rhode Island after rain delays. The feature matchup pitted Capt Manuel Alonzo of the Spanish Davis cup team against William Johnston of San Francisco with finals postponed to Sunday.
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R.it
Manuel Alonzo
William Johnston
San Francisco
Champion Favored Wills Meets Goss in Semi Final Tennis
Miss Helen Wills and Miss Kitty McKane advance as favorites to the women’s national championship singles semifinals at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Wills faces Eleanor Goss of New York this afternoon while McKane takes on former champion Molla Mallory.
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Helen Wills
Kitty McKane
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Wills
Eleanor Goss
McKane
Molla Mallory
Canton Spanish Play Steubenville Thistles Match
The Canton Spanish team faces the Steubenville Thistles tomorrow at 2 30. Both squads arrive with strengthened, formidable lineups ready for the showdown.
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Steubenville Thistles
Alloy Wield
Fried retains national sailing title at Thousand Islands
Leo Fried of New York won the annual regatta of the American Canoe Association at Thousand Islands to retain his national sailing champion title. The event was held August 22 in Clayton New York.
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N. Y
Leo Fried
New York
Thousand Islands
Golf at Brookside starts full handicap events today
A Brookside Country Club golf day features a full handicap medal play tournament starting today. The program includes best ball four ball tourney continuing sweepstakes this afternoon with mixed four-some slated for tomorrow.
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Brooksde Country Club
Akron Has Only One Home Game
Akron entries list a single home game this afternoon as Geneval Tires faces Greennan Cakes of Cleveland in an O. P. league contest. Firestone battles Fisher Bodies in Cleveland today, then hosts McKeesport National Tube at Firestone field on Sunday. Good Year heads into Pennsylvania with matches at Titusville today and Sunday.
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Geneval Tires
Greennan Cakes
Cleveland
Generals
New Castle Nere
Firestone
Fisher Bodies
McKeesport
Firestone Field
Goodyear
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Glendon Named Columbia Rowing Director
New York Aug 22 The appointment of Richard H Glendon coach of this year's victorious navy crew as director of rowing at Columbia University was announced yesterday Glendon had served as coach at the naval academy since his father retired from the post in 1922 after twenty one years service.
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Richard H Glendon
Navy
Columbia University
Glendon
Naval Academy
Crystal Parks Seek 150 lb State Title at Cook's Field
The Crystal Parks, formerly the Oscar Credits, will practice Sunday at 9 at Cook's Field to contest the 150 lb championship in the region. Local games can be arranged by Garfield 6272. cast includes Kissella Remilett Frant Prouts Guertral Tebay Fey Evans Gribble Wigandott with others invited for tryouts.
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Buckeye Wins From Yanks In Mound Duel
Indians win a pitchers battle 2 to 1 as Buckeye holds Jones to six hits and four strikeouts. Summa drives in both Cleveland runs, subbing for Speaker with a ninth inning winning run. Babe Ruth cup presented to top sandlot home run hitters before the game.
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Cleveland
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Semifinal Net Round Postponed In National Championship
Forest Hills N Y Aug 22 semifinals in the women's national tennis championship singles were postponed yesterday due to rain and will be played this afternoon at 2 PM EDT. The match features Helen Wills the national champion against Eleanor Goss ranked No 4.
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Fremont High Names 1925 Football Captain Siler
Delbert Hype Siler was elected captain of Fremont High school's 1925 football team at a meeting of last year's letter men. Siler, a three year center, heads a squad with five letter men ready for the fall season as more than forty candidates depart for Port Clinton camp and return September 5.
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Delbert
Hype) Siler
Fremont High School
Siler
Port Clinton
Fremont
Berlenbach Cleared of Hand Injury for Delaney Bout
New York report says Paul Berlenbach's hands show old injuries but no recent damage. State athletic commission physician Dr. W H Walker deemed his hands fit for the September 11 bout with Jack Delaney after postponement plans for August 28 at Yankee Stadium.
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Paul Berlenbach
State Athletic Commission
Jack Delaney
Yankee Stadium
W. H. Walker
Berlenbach
Delaney
Mount Vernon Club Disbands, Leaves Eastern Ohio League
Mount Vernon officials notified Newark headquarters that the Mount Vernon baseball club has disbanded and will not complete the season. The move ends their participation in the Eastern Ohio league for the year.
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Eastern Ohio Baseball League
Mount Vernon
Perry Beats Ambard In Local Youth Bout At Idera Park
Perry won a popular decision over Henry Ambard of France last Monday evening at Idera Park in Youngstown. On Labor Day the Alliance boy faces Bobby Bendley of Toledo in a 10 round bout at Findlay Ohio.
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Bobby Bendley
Toledo
Findlay
Ohio
Jimmy Perry
Fremont Himes
Canton
Bradylake
Ruth's 1926 Salary Cut Rumor Sparks Baseball Talk
Reports from the Yankee entourage claim George Ruth faces a major salary reduction for 1926 from about 52 000 to 30 000. The aging slugger, recently troubled by a drought of hits and an illness, weighs comeback plans and financial tightening as his contract nears its 1925 end.
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Yankee
George Uerman Ruth
George
Ruth
Cincinnati Officials Weigh Reds Game as Business or Amusement
Cincinnati authorities assess whether the Cincinnati Nationals baseball games count as a business or amusement. The ruling affects plans to replace Redland Field with a ball park on city-owned land formerly the workhouse site, where zoning splits between Business A and Residence B complicate a commercial use.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Red Club
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Wants to Officiate for Lightweight Division Matches
A request seeks neutral referees for upcoming lightweight division events. Interested teams should call Her. 2087 between 5 30 and evening hours to arrange bookings.
Sisler May Not Manage Browns Next Year Rumor
Word circulates that George Sisler may not return as St. Louis Browns manager next season as his contract expires. Reports suggest tension with owner Phil Ball and possible earlier terms of twelve thousand dollars plus a bonus.
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York
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
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Mound City
Phil Ball
Lakes Field Strong Team Heads Toward Season Bouts
The Lakes lightweight football squad has held strenuous practices for two weeks as they push to build on last year's strong city showing. The roster features Welser, Burr, Whitmer, Morgan, Bowser, McClintock, Willis and others, with plans to book games. Contact George Welser at Meyers Lake.
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Meyers Lake
Cardo withdraws injunction over Kaplan Herman bout
Charley Cardio manager of Red Chapman Boston featherweight withdrew the injunction papers to halt the Kid Kaplan Babe Herman fight in Waterbury due to Kaplan’s failure to meet Chapman in New York last June. He says the move is for the good of the game.
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Charley Cardio
Red Chapman
Kid Kaplan
Babe Herman
Waterbury
Conn
Kaplan
Chapman
New York
London to Play London and Circleville Tangle in League Action
London baseball team of the South Central league will face Washington at Summerford Park Sunday. Bescher will be in the London lineup. Circleville meets Wilmington in the same league.
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Washington
Summerford
Bescher
Circleville
Wilmington
Sani-flush Team Delivers Win Over Sanitaries
Sani-flush defeated the Sanitaries 13 to 1 yesterday in a high scoring indoor game. Reckheimer allowed nine hits while Cramer and Miller led the offense with multiple players contributing. Brownsberger, Ma Lon ey, and Seccombe provided key hits as Cramer earned the win with strong pitching.
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Altiy
Roderick
Reckheimer
How They Stand Yesterday's Baseball Results
American League Cleveland beat New York 2 to 1. Chicago and Philadelphia defeated Detroit 2 to 1. Washington lost 0 to 11 innings. St. Louis won 9 to 7 against Boston. National League had no games due to rain. American Association scores included Minneapolis 10, Louisville 9 and Milwaukee 6, Columbus 0. Today features multiple slated matchups across leagues with two game affairs in some cities.
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Marberry
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Wingo
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Miller's Single Wins Hurling Duel
Miller delivers a timing win in a pitcher’s duel as Washington defeats Patrick Henry 1 to 0. Miller drives in the winning run with a triple and two singles while Haines allows four Washington hits in a tight nine inning game.
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New Men to Play with N. O. T. Squad
The N. O. T. adds two rostered players to Sunday's lineup against the Oils. They previously sat out but will suit up for the Canton Akron series with games on Sept. 13 in Akron and Sept. 20 in Canton. If each wins one, the deciding game is Sept. 27 in Canton. All N. C. T. players meet Lakeside Sunday at 2:20.
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Baughman
Hann
Canton
Akron
Lakeside
New York
Cycles to Play Mapleton Nine in County League Feature
The America Cycles meet Mapleton in a county class B showdown at Mapleton Sunday chasing the league lead held by Orpheum Theaters. All Cycle players report to the Cycle store at 12 30 for the trip.
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America Cycles
Mapleton
Orpheum
Leonard May Go After Mickey's Championship
In New York Aug 2 1920s era boxe r news reports that Leonard May aims to challenge Mickey Walker for the welterweight title after Walker’s next bout. The article notes May’s plans and references connections among promoters and fighters of the time.
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Mickey
Giants Pirates doubleheader loss racks up heavy financial hit
Frigid and stormy weather washed out a scheduled Giants vs Pirates doubleheader in New York, costing about $60,000. The open Monday date offers a chance to play in Pittsburgh or New York, while Pie Traynor and Fred Clarke stress a hopeful comeback and continued fighting spirit.
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Messrs. Stoneham
Dreyfus
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Polo Grounds
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