Pirates Rally To Beat Boston 2-0 In Second Game
In a tight contest the Pirates, outplayed in bats and fielding, won 2-0 behind solid pitching and timely hitting. Rawlings homered in right center in the ninth, Cayter’s bunt and R Smith’s misplay at third aided Moore, Garnhart’s sacrifice scored Moore, final score 2-0.
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Boston
Pasa
Moore
Rawlings
Cayter
R. Smith
Monre
Garnhart
Moores
Cleveland Triumphs Over A's 8 to 1 in Cleveland
Cleveland wins the second straight from Philadelphia as Uhle yields five hits and outs Harriss Rommel and Groves Cochran. The Indians score five runs in the sixth inning after a loose Philadelphia fielding showing two big hits by Cochrane and a double. Unkle fanned six with strong support as Cleveland takes the game 8 to 1.
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Uhle
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Philadelphila
Ukle
Athletics
Harries
Rommell
Cochrane
Unkle
Harriss
Rommel
Groves
Lo Sawell
MacDonald Smith Wins Long Island Open Title
MacDonald Smith, western open champion, captured the Long Island open golf title at Salisbury links with 281 over two days. His rounds: 7 70 68 73. Southern Association scores list Memphis New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Mobile Little Rock.
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MacDonald Smith
Salisbury Links
Southern Association
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Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Little Rock
Golf champion Wille MacFarlane’s varied round streak
By Feg Murray Wille MacFarlane, present open golf champion, posted a two weeks streak of low scoring across eight or more rounds on various courses. He carded scores including a 64 at Quaker, a 64 at Hudson River, 87, 0 at Westchester, 67 at Dunwoodla, and a 64 at Oak Ridge. He also halted for lunch between rounds at his home Oak Hidzed while record keepers note the pause.
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Ander
Willie
Quaker Indee
Hudson River
Westchester Its
Cardinals
Arthur Twin
Boston
Providence
Irwin
Jtwo
Malta
Inside Story of Big College Football Finance
An old college football drama unfolds with graduate managers and faculty clashing over scholarships. A tutor called the wet nurse coaches athletes, while a widow audits exam prep to catch rule breaking and shore up grades and team eligibility.
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Mins
Sthletics
Cantern College
New York split a double header with Cincinnati
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 in game one and won 2 to 1 in 13 innings. Trish Meusel hit his 18th homer of the season in the eighth to spark the first game victory. The Pirates beat Sestan to extend their lead to two and a half games in the standings. Walker and Holke contributed in the second game, which stretched to extra innings before the Giants clinched the win.
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New York
Oirginnati
Pirates
Sestan
Pittsburgh
Tve
Trish Meusel
Frank Snyder
Jack Scott
Adoly Tmque
Seared & Run
Walker
Holke
Geerttica
Caveney
Uialle
Lindstram
Adeed
Madiran
Ty Criz
REE Cincinnati
Mixey
Biemiller
May and
Wingo
Brusger i Snyder
Barnes
Vitesimuons
Marquis Returns to St. Joseph with Yankees
Jim Marquis right handed pitcher for the New York Yankees was reported returning to St. Joseph after a time with the club. A rumor linked Marquis to the Peshlaed area for a gum report. Ancon Ward, the Yankees’ third baseman, was slated to act in Pride’s absence as the team arrived in St. Louis. Ward had been injured after 52 consecutive appearances starting July 43, 20.
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Chivago
Sir
Jim Marquis
N York Yankees
Mianaer
Miler Fagles
Marquis
Atleba
Ancon Ward
Yank
Wil
Agein
New York
St. Louis
Ward
Fragmentary text about college pressure and manipulation of students
Fragment discusses an insider acting as go-between for wild students and professors, enlisting powerful alumni to support a coercive system. It suggests highly organized land extremism and that some students are whipped into productivity by this method, noting the author’s concern about St Jaleo.
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Alumai
Jaleo
ISCOTTIES BEAT FAIRIES 13 TO 0 IN LOCAL GAME
Fairmont was beaten by Scottdale 11 to 6 after a comedy of errors. Eliott pitched well for the Scotties while Fairmont offered little support. Scottdale to play again on the local field tomorrow with Wildman Trader and others listed in the box.
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Fairmont
Scottdale
Scotties
Eliott
Fairles
Upsets Mark Grand Circuit Dope at North Randall
Cleveland August 26. Grand Circuit dope upset as Outsiders win the 2:08 pace and Spark Plug special at North Randall. Theodore Guy captures heats one and three in 2108 pace, with Molly Road Susan winning the ante tree heat. Shy Won the set heat with Jackie O Connell, and Teas Graftin earns the longest shot ticket value. Final 2:14 pace goes to Siana Patchen ahead of Bunnie Watts. Donald finishes strong in one heat.
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North Randall
Theodore Guy Wald
Molly Road
Susan
Totas
Buin Vola
Hach Hear
Monald A. Tank
Lewis
Kentucky
Donaldl Ould
Siana Patchen
Bunnie Watts
McQuillan Files Court Actions Amid Suspension
Newark Clams pitcher McQuillan faces two court actions after a suspension of two months. He seeks $498.45 for the salary week ending July 22 and wages from end of July to September 1 under contract terms. His wife has filed for divorce, alleging harassment by a relative. In New York, Lauri Plenzen is arrested three hours after a pocket-picking arrest.
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Hughe MareQuillen
Newark Clams
Acs
McQuillan
John Metray
Fuure
Mecran
McQuilias
Hnean Os
Mantelpal
Supreme Court
H.W
Suly
McQuillin
Menchines
AMG
New York
Miet
Lauri
Plenzen
Gloves For All Occasions In Early Dress Attire
A 1925 essay on gloves describes their social role from daily wear to formal events. It notes the prestige of well-cut gloves, the symbolism of propriety, and the different styles for street, sports, and formal dress, with references to materials like kid, morocco, and suede.
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Proferret Lyattiers
Cavyright
G.I. Wry
Browns Pound Senators in 11 to 8 Victory at St Louis
The St Louis Browns defeated Washington 11 to 8 to maintain league lead as the Philadelphia Athletics slipped in loss. Browns pounded Washington pitchers for 13 hits and 25 bases while Washington totaled 14 hits and 21 bases. Key moments include two triples by Sislee and a home run by Tye inotia and H. Rice for St Louis.
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Philadelphla
Alan
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Ruther
Marberty
Kix Fung
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Tyeinotia
H. Rice
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Stanley Morris
Caveny
Niele Altrock
Waa Alae
Warhington
Roano
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Plartin
Blown
A Coverite
Ruether Po
Marberry
Besse
Jeans
Ard
Bch
Robariann
Gowlin
Rien
Raye Hita
Murria
Itive
rana—Toiniatte
A.fice
Jacobaon
McNeely
Snerttien
Jasahaon
Covelenkte
Teuether
Marbarry
Bitlow
Russell
Dayle
Vanterch
Vanier
Sketches of Women Tennis Stars Miss Evelyn Colyer
Miss Evelyn Colyer, a British tennis star, is praised as resembling Mile Suzanne Lenglen in style and charm. The article notes her success in doubles abroad and a finals appearance at Wimbledon, describing her as a popular young member of Britain’s team who has won several doubles titles and made many friends in the United States.
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Evelyn Colyer
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Miss Colyer
Tan
United States
D'Aiuto Tops Martinsburg for Mountaineer Backfield
Daniel T. D'Aiuto of Martinsburg joins West Virginia University as captain elect of the 1926 track team and a candidate for the football backfield. Invited to Jacksons Mill camp, he plans to report next Sunday. Once a freshman and varsity star, he shifted from football to track amid fumbling issues, but may return to football this fall if he overcomes the habit. Coaches will decide on his football start as Rodger’s backfield options lag with Ekberg and Nardacel departed.
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Morgantown
Daniel T. D'Aiuto
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Wirwintk University
Maundaimer
Jackson's Mill
Martinsburg Flash
Martinsburg High
Mountaineer
Wheeling Star Tri-State Tennis Champions Named
Howard Friedriche of Wheeling won the All-state singles title at Ededale courts, Johnstown VA, in five sets against Tove O Lauchlin, with scores 7-5 1-6 6-3 2-6 6-4. Mrs De Loyd Thompson of Washington DC dominated the women’s final 6-0. O Laughlin and his brother John won the doubles title defeating Benatar Wright Hugus and Tom Cummins of Wheeling 4-1 6-3 3-4.
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Howard Friedrichs
Edgedale Courts
Dave O’laughlin
Johnstown
Wheeling
Howard Friedricha
Tove O'Lauchlin
Ededale
Tenis Club
Friedriche
Waal
Ingtor Jefferson College
Glaughlin
de Loyd Thompson
Wash
Ingtm
Mise Euenheth Hugus
Dave O'Laughlin
Johy
Attle Benatar
Hugh Fleming
Wheling
Wier Boyd
Pittgbugh
Hugus-Cuntmins
William Babrams
Rude Godwin
Samle
International League scores and odd fragment notes
In a mixed set of league results Jersey City defeated fracase 5 by 9? Rochester beat Providence 8 to 4. Baltimore edged Oronte 9 to 4 in the second game as Owings agreement appears. A stray line mentions greenish blue eggs with brown spots and unclear context.
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Providence
Juffalo
Soronte
Baltimore
Oronte
Owings
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