Senators Celebrate Comeback With Big win Over Athletics
Washington held Philadelphia to three runs as Connie Mack’s Letty Groves left after five innings. Coveleski steady reliever, victory 24 3. Ruel and Bivens had hits, Stolen bases credited to Riuege and others. Groves took the loss as Washington pitchers combined for 17 strikeouts.
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Geisel
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American League standings and team names recap
The fragment lists several major league clubs and cities such as Philadelphia Washington Chicago St. Louis New York Detroit Boston Cleveland. It reads like a sports standings snippet with team names and locations, though OCR errors obscure exact phrasing. The passage suggests a league table context from a historic Philadelphia Washington Chicago St. Louis New York Detroit area.
Senators Drive Groves From 2 Box 1 in Walloping Athletics
National League action features Piewpuren Ti Chicago 2, St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 4 in first games. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 in second games. Boston 6 New York 2 in first, 6 4 in second. American League Detroit and Chicago 1, Philadelphia 2, Washington 11. Boston 3 New York 2. Detroit New York 6 Boston 3 in second. St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 in eventual game.
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Washington
St Louis
Cestot
Scholz horse wins Devon show honor in Pennsylvania
Irene Nichols horse Scholz horse takes third place as thoroughbred from Charlen tem with Ms Jackson Scholes. Mrs Carl Scholz of 120 Guar ier street captured a blue ribbon with horse Vision at the Philadelphia horse show in Fideron Pennsylvania. Devon, the nation’s largest horse show, hosted over 1800 entries. The event featured top stables and private farms and blue ribbons signified high honors. In Southern Association results Little Rock 3 Atlanta 2 Nashville 13 Mobile 5 New Orleans 5 Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 4 Memphis 2. American Association results Columbus 6 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 5 Toledo 4 St Paul 6 Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 3.
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Yetterfky
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Femboe
Kfm
Curious Claims Span Races and Golf Legends
The fragment mentions Feg Murray Soluny and Hueh starting thousands of races, Johnny with a pistol at track meets around New York and Philadelphia, and wagers claiming numerous races. It also lauds Walter J. Travis as a unique golf champion, noting his late start, British Amateur win, and reputed putting greatness, plus Ray Schalk’s hitting feats and a June 27 19%2 Detroit game with unlikely names.
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Tohnny
New Yorke
Philadelphia
Tay
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Walter J. Travis
Travis
Bolus
Ray Schalk
Rage
Detroit
Ehmie
Cole
Jones Wildness Delivers Pirates Victory Over Cubs
Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 2 as Percy Jones struggles in early innings but settles to earn the win. Carey and Niehaus contribute late with key hits and a steal of home, while Chicago errors aid the Pirates in an offensive burst.
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Moore
Cuyler
Weme
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eMicaco
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Weir
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Hithaburen
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Sten
Jund
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Brett
Pttohar
Jon
Sweeney
O'Day
Pitman
Edgewood Team Wins 4 1 Over Princeton in Tennis Match
Edgewood Country club tennis defeated Princeton Country club 4 to 1 on Edgewood courts. Fred Staunton and Ike Smith were the only Charleston players to lose, dropping a doubles match to Straley and Woolwine. Evans and Davis won in singles, while the Edgewood duo Weidler and Loons won doubles in straight sets. A Decoration Day match between Edgewood and Charleston Tennis club members is planned next. Japan is the fourth largest consumer of American raw cotton.
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Ike Smith
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Tose
Straley
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Taylor
Ray Evans
Sidney Davis
Francis Johnson
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Wuornten
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Loons
Harlan and Thornton
Pierce
Irem Taylor
Smith
The Shortlight to Dunnter Arminton And Its Debate
An era of sport and public scrutiny unfolds as a veteran critic mocks expensive schemes and political overtones in amateur pursuit. The piece surveys leadership, finance, and the clash between elite stars like Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, while musing on athletes and public trust amid dense, period voice.
Drivers Shatter Speedway Marks in Qualifying
May 26 dispatch from Indianapolis reports rapid record falls at the radiat speedway trials. Earl Cooper, Harry Gertz, Pete Dey Teno, and Duray posted double digit mile pace as Paolo and Pane turned 10 mile legs near 114.084 mph. Cooper led the field, while Hart’s mark was overtaken earlier by record pace, with Johnny Murphy among those to boost hopes for the main event.
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Harry Hartz
Pete de Paolo
Leon Duray
Ixdtanapolts
Radiat Qualia Meter
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Peto Dey
Teno Ata Taun Dorey
Duray
Fekoute
Wa Mverigee Mpood
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aAveriee
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Aptadifgdags
Jinny Murphy
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Tie Lido Mk Pavey
Browns Sweep doubleheader vs Cleveland Indians
May 24 in St. Touts, Elam Van Gilder won the first game 4 to 0 while Date Danforth pitched the second as the Browns take both ends of the first doubleheader of the season. Offense came from a clutch first inning hit by a Browns outfielder. Attendance reached about 000.
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Wats Wirner
Cobb
Shier
Ann
Leroi
Gen. Nally
Shu and
Urobowskii
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Shiate
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Lowell Roy
Myatt
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Dixon
Ty Cobb Breaks Long Standing Major League Record
Ty Cobb, longtime Detroit Tigers veteran and center of attention early in the season, extended his major league totals with a string of hits and extra base drives. He surpassed Honus Wagner for total bases and set a new career mark, while strengthening his standing as the game’s premier player in the modern era.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Taciay
Honus
Warner
Detroit Star
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Sengon
Ceorgia Peach
Ure Cobb
Wopner
Cobh
Cigs
Charleston Tennis Team Defeats Huntington
Charleston high school tennis defeated Huntington yesterday in a 6 4 victory. Key matches saw Captain Andrew Alexander of Charleston beat Hotsworth, Young of Charleston best Powers, Blumberg defeating Miller, and Etaley defeating Sichel. Doubles pair Alexander and StreheH defeated Vollaworrh and Powers.
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S¢oré
Andrew Alexander
Charleston
Hotsworth
Young
Blumberg
Miller
Etaley
Charlestin
Sichel
Alexander
Streheh
Tuneinae
Feige
Hales
Do Managers Make Fighters or Vise Versa in Boxing and Baseball
A 1925 column questions whether managers or fighters shape success, citing Jaul Konrns and Quinkey Walker in boxing and Jannie Mack Frank Chance and Moran brothers in baseball. It contrasts leaders of ball clubs with the teams they guide, asking readers to weigh who makes winners.
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Jaul
Frank Chance
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Yanks
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Cincinnati Feds
Fana
Associated Ealtors, Inc
Ruth Watches as Yanks Split Bill in Twin Bill
Babe Ruth sat on the Yankee bench as the team split a doubleheader with the Red Sox. New York won the second game 6 to 4 after a first-game stumble 1 to 5, with homers and key late runs fueling the comeback. The Red Sox had Boston 000 090 for 2, New York 4 000 090 for 6 in the nightcap, while the earlier game featured Coaxial scoring and pitchers Finke and Pieinieh for New York. An unrelated note mentions Monte Carlo’s administrator, a Frenchman educated at Oxford, and Evain’s raisin interests in foreign markets.
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Red Sox
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Bhyeler
Hamne
D Aiu to Named WVU Track Captain in 1926 Team
Morgantown May 2 Dan D Aiuto of Martinsburg track star of West Virginia University was elected captain of the 1926 track team. D Aiuto is one of the fiercest runners at the university holding state records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump.
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Dan DrAiuto
Martinsburg
West Virginia University
D'Aijuto
Tough Battles for Senators This Memorial Week
The Times Star semi pro squad from Cincinnati visits for a two day set starting Memorial Day weekend. Pedro Dibut, the Cuban star, will start Saturday matinee, fresh from a 1924 National League batting lead. Powell and the Senators defend a rising winning streak as they host the Ohio foe and a Logan Club visit Sunday with about five hundred rooters expected, promising lively action.
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Ohio
Logan Club
Gay Monitor
Guyan
Cardinals pound Red Hurlers for victory by 9
May 24 Cincinnati action before thousands of school children invited by President August Herrmann. The Cardinals beat Donohue and Cooney with May relieved by Brady after Setharon, while Tom Mix entertained the crowd on a pony for the kids. Scoring details list Brady, May, and Donohue with pitchers Sethorney and Denutihe. umpires Blom, Rigker, and Haest.
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Brooklyn Dominates Phillies In Doubleheader Sweep
Brooklyn took both ends of a Brooklyn Philadelphia doubleheader, 10 to 4 and 12 to 6. Vance allowed 10 hits and fanned 10 in the opener. Grimes held the Phillies to six hits in the second game. Also noted were regional results in the Middle Atlantic League with Johnstown beating Baltimore 10 the Clarksburg 4 Wheeling 2.
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