Four Runs In Seventh Prove Enough to Win
BYSTAL PARKS bumped the Pennzoils from first place in the City baseball league with a 5 to 2 victory over the Sanitary Milks. The win puts BYSTAL PARKS atop the standings but they must face Heckamans, tied with Oscar Credits for third, in the first half of a doubleheader this afternoon. The N. O. T. and Pennzoils meet in the nightcap.
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Braves and Reds Split Doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on August 22 the Braves and Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader. Cincinnati won 2-0 in the first game while Boston claimed the nightcap 4-2. May pitched for Cincinnati, with strong late innings sealing the second game's outcome.
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Washington and Jefferson Gridders Hear First Call
Washington and Jefferson University football candidates received the formal call from manager Henry Hood. Prospects are to report for the first practice on September 3, with notices sent to all remaining last year players and the freshman team.
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Washington and Jefferson University
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Single G Cops Free For All Pace Victory
In Cleveland on August 23 Single G won the free for all pace in three heats over Margaret Dillon and Hal Mahone. The veteran pacer took the first heat, lost the second to Dillon, then won the third with a strong last half in 50 seconds. Times were 2 02 5 5, 2 01 1 5, and 2 01 4 5. A five-horse field, Single G received a standing ovation. This was his last appearance in this state this year.
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Margaret Dillon
Hal Mahone
Match Set at Orchard Hills Between Malley and Captelberg
Orchard Hills hosts an 18 hole golf match Tuesday between rivals King Malley and Frank Captelberg who have long contested the links. A 9 hole flag tourney starts tomorrow at Orchard Hills with four flags on shots earning the meet, to be concluded later at Lakeside Shrine.
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Frank Captelberg
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Lakeside Shrine
Indians Win and Senators Win in Doubleheader
Indians win behind Wingfield in a 9 inning game with key hits from Prothro McManus and Wamby. Senators top Detroit 20 to 5 as Johnson Goslin and Harrie homer and Marberry holds, with Washington piling 19 hits and scoring in multiple innings.
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Uppke Must Develop Line For 1925 Illinois Team
Urbana Illinois August 22 Bob Zuppke faces the task of building a 1925 Illinois football line from inexperienced materials uncovered in spring practice. Backfield prospects are brighter with Captain Grange as a standout option, though full strength awaits returns from candidates delayed by scholastic issues and make up work.
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University of Tilnots
Capt. Grange
Longwood Cricket Club Hosts National Turf Court Championships
Boston August 22 The Longwood Cricket Club, founded in 1877 as one of the oldest tennis clubs, prepares to start the national turf court doubles championships the next day.
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Macks Ride Strong Batting to Lead Pennant Race
The Macks show top form with a quartet of hitters posting a .354 average. Hale stands as the lone veteran among them, and their sharp hitting has kept the club near the league lead throughout the season.
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Hale
Gowdy to Leave Majors After Season Says Walsh
Hank Gowdy of the Giants plans to retire from the major leagues at season end and may return as a manager in Columbus in 1925. He is praised for character, morale, and mastery of baseball, with noted service in wartime and a key home run in the 1914 World Series.
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Gowdy
Columbus
American Association
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Bos
McTigue Aims Return To Title Contention In Boxing
Mike McTigue former world light heavyweight champion plans another bid at the crown. He seeks a Berlenbach match and will fight Jimmy Slattery in New York as a step toward a title shot, while boxing debates ring-side doctors and evolving scoring.
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Welters to Meet in Auditorium Ring September
Boxing card heads to City Auditorium as Johnent of Jimmy Jones, Atlor Friedman, challenges champion M Walker in a no decision bout. Friedman, a Jewish fighter trained in Philadelphia by Max Hoff, faces Walker ahead of potential rematch for the Youngstown title. bout slated for 12 rounds with Jones as co feature.
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Canton
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McKinley Gridders Off To Camp For Football Work
Sixty three candidates from McKinley High depart Canton by train Monday for Turkeyt Lake to begin a two week summer camp. Head Coach Peabody and staff will drill basics, scrimmages, and conditioning while providing full uniforms. Notables include last season lettermen and Wooster and Otterbein veterans among the bunkmates.
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Oakmont Tourney Brings New Blood to 1925 Open
New York August 22. The Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh hosts the national amateur championship with only sixteen qualifiers this year and a flood of junior entrants. Bobby Jones leads a field that includes Jess Sweetser, Chick Evans, Max Marston, and Bob Gardner as veteran contenders, while many juniors push for a major upset at Oakmont. Practice and course quirks are crucial as the event unfolds amid shifts in the traditional winner's circle.
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Massachusettes
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Princeton
Yankees buy Hurley Braxton from Springfield club
The New York Yankees pursued pitcher F. Garland Braxton from the Springfield Eastern League club. The price was not disclosed. Braxton, formerly with the Boston Braves, will join the Yankees as a hurler.
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