Senators Meet Armco Club In Big Afternoon Clash
Powell's Senators host Armco club this afternoon in a hard fought match ups toward the state semi pro title. Stubby Carroll will start on the mound for the visitors with a sharp curve and ten strikeouts in last outing while Carl Perry may pitch for the locals as Perry trains into big league form under Beers guidance. The crowd expects a tight battle as both teams emphasize strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Senators
Ashland Armrco
Armco's
Trigatate
Brubby Carroll
Carroll
Powellmen
Kentucky
Mibl
Aix
Carl Perry
Montory
Speed Martin
Jess Echols
Chick Farrell
Senatora
Biddy Beers
Perry
Petry
Ress
Rim
Cincinnati Reds
Rotal
Gay Monitor
Tilden Fights Back To Beat La Costa In Davis Cup Match
In Philadelphia at Germantown, Tilden defeated Rene La Costa in five sets 8-6 10-12 8-8 7-5 6-2 after a three hour battle. The victory helped America extend its Davis Cup dominance as Johnston earlier overwhelmed Borotra and clinched the series for the U S with a clean sweep.
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LaCoste
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Germantown Cricket Club
Tilden
Rene la Costa
Champlor
Serrieca
Batic
William M. Johnston
Jean Borotra
Bosine
New River Grid Squad Announces Fresh Team Members
Special to The Gazette Montgomery W Va Sept 1 Coach Homer Martin reveals New River State football squad names from two weeks of training The roster lists players from Renfield Ind Charleston Buckhannon and other locales with new backs expected from Covington and Clifton Forge Va The season opener is Sept 26 at Elkins vs Davis Huting and several players show standout form while Canterbury missing with injury coaches the second string. one exhibition game is scheduled for Saturday afternoon using a 11 000 toothpick Eiffel Tower model noted in closing.
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the Gazette
Montgomery
W. Va
Homer Martin
Idiver State
Enda
Strahl
Renfield
Ind
Buster
Thom
Charleston
Bravens
Parsons
Hill
Nicely
Buckhannon
Clark Keene
Bignaia
Canterbury
Ofelock
Kentucky Kids and Youth Against Age
A 1925 feature highlights a mix of young players and veterans in baseball. Earl Combs and Harry Rice are noted for rising majors success while Kent Greenfield gains attention in the National League. Veterans like Nehf Ed Quillan, and managers such as Miller Huggins are referenced as context for a youthful drill and team selection debate.
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Lucky
Earl Combs
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Harry Rice
Slater
Elas
Harry
Cobb
Speaker
Heisman
Browns
Kent Greenfield
Uke Combe
National Teague
Halled
Matty
Marsman
McGraw
Nehf
Ed Quillan
Feterans
Crutz
Bishop St
Cuyler
Carey
Vets
Maranville
Alexander
Quinn
Cooner
Yde
Lyons
Blankenshiy
St. Louis Browns Sweep Chicago in Doubleheader
The Browns defeated the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 in game one and completed a day sweep with a strong performance. Jacobson hit two home runs off Edwards in the first inning, while Connally closed the final four innings after Thurston started. The Browns overcame tight spots with sharp pitching and timely hitting.
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Chicago
Edwards
St. Louis
Browns
Jacobson
Connally
Thurston
Gorman Plans Opening Scrimmage For Football Season
Gorman and his high school squad prepare for the season with a two week training camp and first scrimmage held Saturday at Latdley field. Key players from last year including Tully Meydrick Hull captain Bob Garred Gillam Staushu and Ell RH return as the team builds toward another state title.
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Recco Gorman
Louis OG
Epenins Ame Cmeago
Tully
Meydrick
Hull
Bob Garred
Gillam
Staushu
Ell
Yankees and A's Split Twin Bill in Philadelphia
New York wins opener 7 to 2 while Philadelphia drops second 10 to 6 Babe Ruth hits his 19th homer and extends a nine game hitting streak Lou Gehrig adds his 38th homer as the visitors split the doubleheader Commissioner Landis and Ban Johnson watch from the stands Citizens National Bank wins the bankers league title by beating Kanawha National 6 to 4 in a separate game
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Philadelphia
Yankees and
Athletica
Ted
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
KM Landis
Ban Johnson
Kanawha National Bank
Bankers’ Diamond
Citizens National Bank
Bright
Rowan
Welcher
Citizens
Lloyd and Morgan
Kanawha National
Tudy
Coleman
Teague
Citizens National
J. Jost
Kanawha Valley
Union Trust
Cleveland and Tigers Split In Darkened Twin Bill
Detroit and Cleveland split a rain shortened doubleheader in a day of delays and darkness. First game Cleveland won 4 to 1 as Whitehill faltered in relief. second game ended after five innings with Detroit taking a 3 to 0 victory.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Wahttehill
Kare
Mynch
Whitehill
Basler
Speece
Myatt
Stoner
Bassler
Mallory Captures Middle States Lawn Tennis Title
Molin Mallory of New York won the Middle States Lawn Tennis championship for women at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, defeating Mrs. Marion from Wilmington 6-4 4-6 6-2 in the final. In doubles Mallory with Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California beat Mallory’s partner Miss Helen Jacobs and her partner 7-5 6-3.
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Molin’ Mallory
New York
Marion
Desso
Wimington
Del
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Jessy
Elory
Elizabeth Ryan
California
J Mallory
Helen Jacobs
Alua
Civilian team leads Marines in National Rifle matches
At Camp Perry Ontario on September 12 the California civilian team scored 1196 of 1400 to top the United States Marines by one point. Lt M Cutts and Capt W W Ashurst led the two man 200 yard event with 108 of 200. Private E L W Eberhart and Sgt B E Clety won the 600 yard match with 198 of 200. Medals and trophies were awarded. the Dewar team of 20 alternates was named. The Dewar is an international event with teams from Australia Canada Kingland United Azatoa.
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Camp Perry
Onto
National Rife Association
California
United States Marines
M. Cutts
W. W. Ashurst
EL. W. Eberhart
B. E. Clety
Dewar
United Azatoa
Kingland
Canada
Australia
Berlenbach Gets $32,000 For Defense Against Slattery
Paul Berlenbach received a $32,000 check for defending his light heavyweight title against Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo. Slattery earned about $11,000, promoter Tex Rickard reported net gate receipts near $139,000. Berlenbach then expressed interest in a bout with Jack Tempsey, while Jack Kearns urged signing with Mickey Walker.
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Paul Berlenbach
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Hlattery
Tex Rickard
Bevlen- Joach
Rickard
Jack Tempsey
Jack Kearns
Astoria
Mickey Walker
New Material At Penn State Shows Strong Freshman Turnout
Penn State opened practice with a surge of newcomers competing for first team spots under Coach Hugo Bezdek. Five former juniors occupy top berths while some two year veterans shift to lower units. Veterans Howse Watson Gray Bergman and Light anchor the lineup as Sid Fellows and others push for positions. The squad lists sixty six players across six teams with freshman practice drawing about seventy candidates as Herman trims the group.
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State College
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Cy Longren
Dangerfield
Don Greenshielda
Jai Hastings
Joe Krall
Bill Howse
Ken
Kwatson
Bep Gray
Bergman
Watson
Light
Charley Fellows
Belnic
Bete Wek
Pincura
Warterback
Pritchard
Helbigg
Green
Pincuta
Bob Hays
Wilson
Page Ja
Gibin
Roseberry
Mounz
Hartma
Bortek
Monk
Herman
Promine
Jockey injury at Wheeling fair spill injures riders
Jockey Charles LaBelle riding Helen Luce In was hurt in the seventh race at the Wheeling state fair grounds. Three other jockeys suffered minor injuries when May Carl fell at the first turn. LaBelle was taken to Ohio Valley General Hospital. others received on site care. Seven thousand car wheels were ordered by the Argentine State Hallways.
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Wheeling
Charles LaBelle
Helen Luce
Atate Faire
Grounds
May Carl
Patricia
Oval
Elabelie
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Pot
White
Hutchinson
Jess
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