Leading Pitchers Dominate League Race in Spotlight
The article highlights top pitchers across the leagues, including Lefty Sherdel and Sam Gray, with Oak Park, Pirates, and Cardinals mentioned for their strong staff. It notes high batting averages for the Pirates and discusses recent low scoring games, plus coaching notes on the University of Chicago football program and Maroon championship hopes.
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Neo
Pirates
Giants
Reds
Robins
Walter Huntzinger
Gianta
Fireutt
Sherdel
St. Leute Cardinals
Mamee
Sont
Clark Griffith
Stanley Covelesk
Walter Johnson
Oach A. A
University of Chicago
Elmer Lampe
Donald Weisley
Cedar Rapids
John McDonoud
Maroons
Illinois
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Tlnots Owa
Yankton
Red Grange
Minnesota
Ohio Star
Maro‘ Us
Kindler to face Mulls in amateur fight card at Meyers Lake
Kindler the fast welterweight from K Co faces Paddy Mulls of Waco in the half of the double windup on the amateur card at Al Walther's Meyers Lake. Mike Carroll returns to action versus Ray Williams, with Kid Corbett meeting Young Cors ey and mixed bouts for Kid McCoy vs Kid McGinnis and Josh Price vs Kid Moreno in a crowded program.
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Kindler
Paddy Mulls
Waco
al Walther
Meyers Lake
Mulls
K. Co. Curdy
Curdy
Mike Carroll
Ray Williams
Willams
Carroll
Kid Corbett
Corsey Tin
Corbett
Corsey
Kid McCoy
Kid McGinnis
Josh Price
Brewster Boy
Kid Moreno
Moreno
Izzy Brookstein
Babe Ruth Says He Will Not Play for Yankees Under Huggins
Babe Ruth declares he will not play for the New York Yankees next season as long as Miller Huggins remains manager. He plans to present his case to Judge Landis, arguing Huggins unfairly fined and suspended him and the club mishandled his future.
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Yankees
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Baseball
King of
Swat
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Gabe Ruth Babe
New York Yankees
Ruth
Mes Huggins
B. B. Johnson
Ruth Cage
Hue- Kina
Babe
New York
Landis
Sherry Smith Wins Hurling Duel Off Sox
Cleveland triumphs 2 to 1 as Sherry Smith wins a pitching duel against Boston. Detroit, Washington, and Chicago games noted with late rallies or solid hitting. Hodapp and Fewster key Tribe hits. Wingfield and Smith duel without run support in early innings.
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Sherry Smith
Sox
Leveland
Indians
Red Sox
Shora
Sweeeoon Cee
Wamby
Lee
Tribe
McNulty
Joe Sewell
Fewster
Fred Wingfield
Hodapp
Prothro
Jamieson
Boston
Carlylers
M’nulty
Todt
Jsewells
Burns
Lee,s
Bischoff,e
Lewelle
Wingfid
Smith
Summa
Cleveland UK
J. Sewell
Wambsganss
Williams
L. Sewell
Oston
Cleveland
Winefield
Senators
Chicago
White Sox
Rice
Lyons
Washington
Ruetter Marberry
Ballou
Severeid
Ruel
Connally
Schalk
Dodgers Take Doubleheader From Redlegs
Dodgers defeat Cincinnati in both ends of a doubleheader, 4-3 in 10 innings and 10-8 behind Wheat’s RBI homer and a big fourth inning rally. Redlegs drop further from first, Browns and Giants also win or split in a busy Aug 31 slate.
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Dodgers
Reds
Ohio River
Siants
Cardinals
Robins
Wheat
Pennzoils triumph over Craig's Beach 8 to 1 in second meeting
Pennzoils dominate Craig's Beach 8 to 1 as Red Thompson allows eight hits. Joe Tabellion leads with three hits in five at bats, while Mulhelsen homers and Thompson adds a triple and single. Every Oils player records a hit. the team builds a steady lead from the third inning onward.
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Pennzoils
Craig
Mutheisen
Thompson
Otis
Firemen
Pennz. A.R.H.O
Craige R. A.re.o
Zandt
Caddick
Davis
Fahey
Crangh
Clearys
Mooreef
Cutlip
Mully
Thomasrf
Stamer
Jimmy Jones Set For Freeman Bout
Jimmy Jones of Youngstown and Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs head a six round Olympic arena boxing card in Cleveland. The show features six six round bouts with fighters including Young Datto Filipino and Joe Ortez Juarez Mexico and Maxie Holub Akron Al Ziemer Cleveland Frankie Vanle Cleveland Harry Marcus Cleveland and Al Kubiak Milwaukee. Manager McGinty reported strong advance ticket sales.
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Cleveland
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Young Datto
Joe Ortez
Juarez
Mexico
al Kubiak
Milwaukee
Bobby Hart
Seattle
Maxie Holub
Akron
al Ziemer
Frankie Vanle
Harry Marcus
McGinty
Nobil All Stars hand Oscars shutout in league clash
In a pitchers duel at the local indoor championship, Nobil All-Stars of Alliance defeated Oscars 3 to 0. Goldberg and R Shaffer toed the rubber with the decisive three runs coming in the eighth inning.
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Oscars
Nobil All-Stars
Alliance
Goldberg
R. Shaffer
Oscars A.R.H.O
Nobils
A.R.H.O. Juertal
Meyers
CantiSct
Walterre
Fr'berg
Rampelt
Henry d
Criles
McCurdy
Shay
Neuman
Hshaffer
Tracy
Ashbr’k
Ryan
M'Dold
Dicko
Parks
Goldy
Rshaffer
Fratberg
Henry
H. Shaffer
Agathons Top Tires 10 to 9 in Massillon slugging duel
In Massillon on August 31 the Agathons defeated General Tires 10 to 9 after a tense extra frame. Gossett and Graber delivered for the Agathons with late doubles and Graber drove in the deciding run in the tenth. Hitting by Greeling Edmondson Stevenson Kelly and Weimer highlighted the winners.
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Massillon
Agathons
Gossett
Graber
Greeling
Edmonson
Stevenson
Kelly
Weimer
McKinley
Rhiel
Groeling
Edmondson
Stiveson
Hitcher
Mosley
Croud
Hart
Bratch
Young
Mills
McBride
Drugmond
Moseley
Semler
Ogr Druymond
Roinson and McGraw
Mack Names Four Best Ball Players
Connie Mack named Ty Cobb Eddie Collins Tris Speaker and Walter Johnson as the four best players in the game after the Cobb banquet in Detroit on Saturday night Cobb led the list and Mack and B B Johnson praised Cobb as the greatest player of all time.
Yesterday's Baseball Standings And Today's Games
The American League shows Cleveland 2 Boston 1 and Detroit 7 Philadelphia 4 with Chicago and St. Louis on top. in the National League New York 3 0 leads while Brooklyn and Cincinnati lag. Other standings include St Louis 7 New York 6 and Brooklyn 4 10. American Association features Toledo 5 2 and Milwaukee 11 6. Today's slate lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston in the National League with St Louis at New York. American Association matchups include Toledo at St Paul and Louisville at Kansas City.
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Kansa City
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Washin L. Penngton Seer
St Louis
W. L
Cincinnati Wee
Brookly
St. Tee
Louis O
Cops Auto Race on Akron Track
Whit Sloane of Akron won the 100 lap dirt track race at Fountain Park driving a Chrysler. Shorty Wolfe of Akron finished second. In the 10 mile Summit county championship C. E. Clingensmith of Akron earned the winner’s checker flag.
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Akron
Whit Sloane
Fountainn Park
Shorty Wolfe
Summit County
C. E. Clingensmith
Yesterday's Home Runs Season Totals Graded
Baseball list of top homer hitters with season totals. Simmons of the Athletics and Gehrig of the Yankees lead yesterday and season totals. Wheat of the Robins and Frisch of the Giants show strong counts. Totals America 452 runs, National 66 run totals noted.
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Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yanko
National Wheat, Robins
Frisch
Giants
American
Bobby Jones Favored To Be Winner Again At Oakmont
The first of a two day medal test begins at Oakmont Country Club to determine the national amateur golf championship qualifiers. From 128 entries only sixteen advance to match play. names include Bobby Jones ex champions Max Moreton Bob Gardner Chick Evans Jesse Gutford and others with Canadians Ross Somerville and Donald Carrick among contenders.
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Ittsburgh
Oakmont Country Club
Bobby Jones
Max Moreton
Bob Gardner
Chick Evans
Jesse Gutford
Fownes
Francis Culmett
Jess Sweetster
George von Elm
D. Clarke Corkran
Rudy Knepper
Dexter Cummings
Harrison Johnston
Fred Wright
J. Wood Platt
Ross Somerville
Donald Carrick
Bas
Ira Couch
John G. Anderson
W. H. Gardner
Jim Manion
Fred Knight
Roland
Columbus nets mens singles title at Central Ohio event
In Columbus yesterday Augay Wirthwein and Mise Cansfield led the Central Ohio tennis meet. Detroit's Derame topped the field to claim the men's championship as Columbus players dominated the event.
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Columbus
Augay Wirthwein
Tereataq Sell Grimm
Walther Ready to Meet May in Akron Showdown
Ernie Ler of Wadsworth facing Kaye Walther of Canton in a ten round bout at the Akron Opera House. Norm Genet of Barton canceled due to a broken hand. Joh Griffiths trains Miller. Marine Toliver of West Virginia and B Walsh of Akron meet in a semifinal. Remaining bouts fill the card.
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Akron
Ernieler
Wadsworth
Kaye Walther
Canton
Wwworth Opera House
Norm Genet Barton
Huna Joh Griffiths
Akron Tt
Miller
Marine Toliver
West Virginis
B Walsh
Fragmentary Names List with Fading Context
Readable text lists many personal names and scattered fragments. The passage ends with garbled phrases about throwing a water bucket through a knot, leaving the event or purpose unclear.
2 I Is as Pure as Gasoline Can Be Made
A concise line states that 2 I quality gasoline is produced to the highest purity.
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Aldridge
Cubs
Grantham
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Ewes
Kremer
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Adams
MiLiEo Hgans
Stoner
Walberg
Rommell
Cochrane
Whiteh
Redlegs
Wingo
Osborne
fRan
Deberry
Petty
Boba Ay Bie
Roush
Caveney
Niehaus
Stock
Fournier
Brown
Hargreaves
Walker
Bressler
Pinells
Tierney
Critz
Cincinnnati
Rixey
Mays
Quigley, Moran and McLaughlin
Combs
Jones
Pennock
Hoyt
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Schultz
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McLaughlin and Quigley
Barnes
Mails
Sotheron
Scott
Wisner
Hornsby
Mails and O'Farrell
Barnes and Snyder
Sotheron and Vick
Scott, Wisner and Devine
Zack Wheat
Cincinn
AR Walker
Heigh
H.C. Pinelli
Brook
Frater
Rfohnston
Craig’s Beach
Freeman
Nobil Allstars
Mass
Bree Daniels
H.O. Keeling
Si Sroud
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Stiv’ Son
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Aare
P. Hart
Temler
Am' K’ley
Ch'nsko
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