Senators Drop Battle at Logan 4 2 to Gay-Monitor
In a nine inning pitchers duel at Mt Gay Park the Gay Monitor outlasted the Senators 4 to 2. Marty Martin and Farrell led Gay Monitor with homers while Powell collected seven hits for Charleston. Two umpire calls halted rallies in the eighth and ninth, and Charleston prepares to meet Gay Monitor again in Charleston next Sunday.
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Dafonion
Rosz Powell
Senators
Iernoon
Mt. Gay Park
Miar- UN
Powell
Chick Farrell
Speed Martin
Carl Petry
Kirk Heatwelt
Charleston
Gems
Powellmen
Logan
Whert Orcutt
Bill Martin
World attack on sport supremacy of U S will hammer gates
A sweepingWorld War era preview depicts France and Australia Davis Cup ties at West Side Tennis Club New York amid a calendar of international sport. It notes American dominance in golf and rowing, with Wimbledon linked defeats and later amateur national golf title looming as a final test of U S strength.
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U. S
Golf World
New York
Axis
West Side
France
Australia
United Sharon
Sanspeare
William T. Tiden
W. M. Johnton
Vincent Hichards
Aather
R. Norcia Williams
Labor Day
Antivedeans
Rene Lavoste
Jeary Borutra
Frence
Wim Dladon
Delante
Wimbledon
LaCoste
Anderson
Vexans
White
Thalheimer
Brookline
Patterson
Richards
Williams
Borotra
Tennie
Australane
Ph.ladelphia
Hume
America
Athletis
Luig Firpo
Geor Carpentier
Dinemy Wilde
Hugene Criqui
Barnes
Glenna @ollet
Providence
Joyce Wethered
Jim Barnes
Led Diegel
Gnds
Surpas
England
United States
Helen Wills
Kathleen McKane
Europe
Orient
Jack Beresford
Walter Hoover
Who Is Next Bobby Jones Era Amateurs and Legends
An fragmented reminiscence on amateur golf in America, noting two and a half million players and Bobby Jones as a leading figure. Mentions Merion Club milestones from 1916 and 1924, Cyell Tolley and Jens Sweetser as near-misses, and Jone’s decisive gulf play, with hints of current tournament expectations at Lehigh and Calemont.
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Preto Enayys
United States
Bobby Jones
Denysey
Jones
Merion Cricket Club
Aanmoth
Ind
Bobby
Gulf
Cyell Tolley
Jens Sweetser
Dr. Witting
Clarice Corkran
Oalemont
Yhutifel
Inside Story Of Big College Grid Finance
In a frank, period voice the author examines college football finances, detailing how graduate managers route funds for athletic programs. The piece discusses budgets, legitimate expenses, and the murkier No Man’s Land where funds may be diverted to sustain various sports and salaries, highlighting the need for transparency amid reform debates. The narrative names figures and universities in a critique of funding practices and governance.
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Wrenzted Wimenve
Mutch
Able Eastern University
Mara
Dnta
Atan
Imeligibie
Eable
No Man's Land
Big American College
Indians Edge Red Sox In Boston Series Thriller
Cleveland gains a from Boston 2 1 as McNally Lowell and Powters drive in runs in the ninth. Pitching by Smith and Wing Held holds off a late Boston rally while Cleveland collects ten hits off Winefeld before the ninth. Also included is a long editorial on college athletics funding and football's role, discussing finances, participation, and future plans.
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Cleveland
Aus
Eleveland
Boston
Smith
Waniby
Lee
McNally
J. Lowell
Winefeld
Wilerneld and Winhoft
Smith Antswell
a.Cleveland
Dodgers Take Two as Brooklyn Wins Twin Bill
Brooklyn swept a doubleheader with Cincinnati, winning 4-0 in the first game and 10-8 in the second. Garlic? Luque was knocked out in the fourth while Wheat homered with two on base. Glaxey of Cincinnati struggled early as Prokesting earned the win. In the nightcap, Fournier collided on the base path with Crile, Crile forced to retire.
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Trooklyn
Brooklyn
Cinclanath
Ehueraye
Robins
Luque
Wheat
Glxey
Reds
Fournier
Crile
New York
Gilants
Tottay
St Louis
Senators Sweep Chicago in final game to take series
Washington defeated Chicago 11 to 0 to complete a three game set as Rice sparked a big late rally with a bases loaded triple. The Senators moved three and a half games ahead of Detroit in the standings while Connally and Marberry closed out the win with strong relief pitching.
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Rice
Washington
Harris
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Sam Rige
White Sox
Irons
Whs
Chorge Connally
Stanley Harria
Viettory
Bill Barrette
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Reuther
Marberry
Tallyalae
Ballou
Yaahinginn
MeNewly
Gustin
Feckinnadyh
McNeeis
Yesch
Chicago- Aba
Foo Invik
Havreet
Shoaly
I Falk
Homer
Re. Kuma
Dt Behaliy Lvont
Connaily
Tatata
Ziattet
Scordly Inflogas
R. Washington
F Chiewan
Hitk
Rhesly
Fate
Ban Johnson Names Ty Cobb World’s Greatest Player
Tyron Raymond Cobb of Augusta and Detroit is hailed as baseball’s greatest by Ban Johnson and Connie Mack at a celebratory testimonial in Detroit. Cobb thanks Mayor Smith and Detroit owners, accepts a $10,000 check, and reflects on his career. Mack names Cobb, Eddie Collins, Tris Speaker, and Walter Johnson as today’s top players.
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Attakment
Angie
Amarica
Robby Jones
Francis Guiinet
Eold Mashle
Newport
Marston
Sweetster
Eant
Gardner
van Mim
Evans
Kindloper
Carrick
Sommerviclay
Smith
Oakimont
Brelonald Smith
Long Island
Mibss
Puginem
Atepe
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Connecticut
Baba Hyrman
Frankie Genaro
New York
Gabarba
Jimmy Slattery
Athler
Grantness
Jones
Wolf
Wehards
Hopre Lo Pillards
Hoyt
Miss Adevle
Aquatica Acs
Lethee
Travia
Brookes
Cobb and Johnson
Fitzsimons
T the Ting
Uhtrot
Tyron- Raymund Cobb
Augusta
Detroit
Sains
Ban Johteon
American League
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletice
Cobb
Georgia Peat
Yar Cobb
John W. Smith
J. Frank Navin
Detroit Baseball Club
Mack
Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
Tris Speaker
Cleveland,Indians
Walter Johnson
Washington Club
Browns Win Final Of Yankee Series 7-6
Browns defeat the Yankees 7 to 6 to take the series two games to one. Both clubs score in the first inning. a Browns run in the second proves decisive. Babe Ruth is absent after suspension, New York players listed as Pennock Hoyt and Ben Voud with Vangilder Danforth and Har.
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New York
Soul
Yankees
Browns
Babe Ruth
Chienys
Thascare
R. HE
Vas
St. Louis
Gox
Janes
Pennock
Hoyt
Benvoud
Vangilder
Danforth
Har
Brave
Johns town beats Clarksburg 20 to 1 in lopsided game
Johns town won a listless contest from Clarksburg here on August 30 20 to 1. Norton pitched well before injuring his ankle sliding into a base and leaving the field. Final score shows Johns town 400022 920 1913 and Clarksburg 600010 600 1 with Norton Hinebaugh and Vooney for Johns town and Tustiv Maxwell for Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
Johnstown
Norton
RH. E. Tohnatown
Karkaburg
Hinebaugh
Vooney Tustiv
Maxwell
Cumberland Beats Fairmont in 7-0 Exhibition
Cumberland defeated Fairmont 7 to 0 in Cumberland Maryland on August 30. Four double plays by the Royals stalled Fairmont’s rallies while Musanto held the visitors to seven hits. Scattered blows led to Cumberland’s convincing win as Rom. E. Fairmont and Muswate and Rungrow worked the mound for Cumberland.
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Cumberland
Falrivone
Fairmont
Musanto
Rom. E. Fairmanto
Muswate
Rungrow
Senators Gain as Giants Lose Chance
The Senators gained ground on the Athletics by beating the White Sox 9 to 6. The Giants lost to the Cardinals 2 to 0 as Pittsburgh remained seven games back. Philadelphia was beaten 7 to 4 by Detroit, while Washington and New York split a doubleheader with St. Louis.
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Finas
R. H. EK
St Louis
New York
vOx
Rativries
Milla and
O'Barreil
Tarnes and
Snyder
Senators
Giants
Washington
Athletics
Pirates
Chicago
Jioday
Philadelphia
Dettole
Wen
Waanington
Pittsburgh
Eplitting
Rheader
St. Louie
Pittaburgh
Errington
Detroit
Teoutte
Cleveland
Horton
National
Leagt
St. Leola
Boston
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Tigers Sweep Series with Las Battle Victory Over Mack
Detroit tops Philadelphia 7 to 4 to complete the three game gate series. Hale’s double and Simmons’ homer helped Detroit secure runs as Rommel struggled for the Athletics. Walberg and Rommel’s wildness aided Detroit with four first inning free passes and a three run sixth inning.
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Tigers
Las
MACK
Detroit
Philadelphia
Mager
Bloner
Signore
Meek Ei Ul Selphia
Hale
Athletica
Simmons
Bishan
Bale
Walberg
Rommel
Woodall
Broner
Mary Tuna
Weiberg
Rommel and
Cocrams
Whitebu Ind
Woodail
Baseler
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Heatwole
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Gay-Monitor
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Martin and Hale
Sirlen
Hylton
Wanks
Paul
Pat Collins
St. Paul
American Association
New York Yankees
Saints
Collins
Wheeling
Scottdall
Syracuse & Reading
Baltimore
Rochester
American Association Milwaukee
Louisville
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Columbus
Wipe
Maples
Giacomo Martucchi
Signora Martucchi
Ing Ktled
Rtacchi
GAY Monitor
Ani ‘Thompson
Howell
B. Martin
Manin
Ce A. Byrne
Fteure J. Mart
Caplay
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Clayton
Cuarleeton
Yarra
Tee Crcutt
Bowell
Rfa
Jane
Ze Deariew
Petry
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Gey-Monitor
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Connoroe
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Hilaaveand
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Anes Bae
Ban Johnson
Georgia Peach
Visitors
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Tittsburehkeh
Stoner
St. Louia
Pires
Jeame
Earme
Cincinnaati
Cincinnati
Eame
Garters
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