American girl Gertrude Ederle to swim English Channel
CAPE GRIS-NEZ France Aug 17 The American swimmer Gertrude Ederle is ready to begin her English Channel crossing set for 7 25 tomorrow morning. She aims for a 27 stroke a minute pace and will ride the current southwest before the tide turns to Calais. Trainers emphasize steady start and double grease protective treatment before the swim.
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Reid to Compete in Miami Valley Tennis Tourney
Cleveland net star Kirk Reid seeks entry in the Miami Valley tournament opening next Saturday at Terrace Park. Local interest grows as fifty boxes are subscribed and Court renovations proceed. entries include Middleton DeCamp, Ralph Stacey, Vance Towler and others.
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Reds Begin Last Eastern Trip of the Season
The Cincinnati Reds depart for a 20 game eastern swing led by manager Jack Hendricks with most players aboard except Carl Mays and Eppa Rixey due to arm issues. They start with a doubleheader in Philadelphia and then visit Boston New York and Brooklyn before a September 6 return to face St Louis. Sam Bohne is suspended for three days after an on field dispute with umpire Ernie Quigley.
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Jimmy Finley Stops Saviola in Riverside Arena Bout
Lou Bloom of Chicago shaded Dominick Petrone of New York while Jimmy Finley of Louisville stopped Joe Saviola of New York in the sixth round after Saviola’s towel signaled surrender. Cowboy Harris knocked out Ray Maher in the third round. Kid Roberts beat Bobby Simpson and Young McCarthy edged Young Parsons in four-round prelims.
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Seeded players fall as Newport tennis field narrows
In the ninth international invitation tournament on the Newport grass, five of twelve foreign stars were eliminated. Notable upsets saw Canadian champion Willard Crocker lose to Jose Alonso of Spain, while Mexico’s Claude Butlin fell to Howard Washell of New York. Other results and tomorrow’s headliners outline a day of tight matches and postponements due to travel delays.
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Thirteen Qualify For Pro Tourney On Eastern Links
Eastern professionals will be represented by a strong team in the PGA championship at Olympia Fields Chicago next month. Thirteen qualified in the Metropolitan district tests at Fox Hills Staten Island led by Tom Boyd 71 70 141. Willie Klein from Garden City posted 66 76 142. Others include Henry Ciuci Mike Brady Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell Jack Forester Leo Diegel Tom Harmon Tommy Armour Danny Williams Tom Kerrigan John Golden and Cyril Walker with scores ranging 145 to 160. Walter Hagen not required to qualify to defend title.
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Athletics Rally To Beat Pirates In Exhibition Game
In Pittsburgh, the Philadelphia Americans rallied in the ninth for four runs to edge the Pirates 9 to 5. Both teams lead their leagues. Connie Mack and Barney Dreyfuss watched from the stands as Be fore the end substitutes played and French hit a bases loaded triple.
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Boyd Heads Qualifiers for Pro Golf Tourney
Tom Boyd topped a 13 player Metropolitan district qualifier at Fox Hills Staten Island with 141 for 36 holes to earn a place in the upcoming Professional Golfers' Association title tournament in Chicago. Others qualifying include Willie Klein 142 Henry Ciuci 145 Mike Brady 145 Leo Diegel 147 Tom Harmon 147 Tom Armour 148 Dan Williams 148 Tom Kerrigan 148 John Golden 148 Jack Forrester 149 Gene Sarazen 149 and Johnny Farrell 149.
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Jones Ouimet Absent as Western Open Golf Opens
Youngstown Ohio August 17 A check up of golfers here for the Western Open tournament which opens Thursday shows Bobby Jones and Francis Ouimet are the only absentees among the prominent amateurs. Bill Melhorn defending champion was among those arriving today.
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International League Scores From Jersey City Providence Baltimore and Rochester
Baseball results across several IL games with teams Jersey City Providence Baltimore and Rochester producing varied outcomes. Batters Stewart Glazer Manion Best Vincent and others appear in the box scores along with pitchers Yowe Levren Lake Thormahlen Horne Head Henderson and more.
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Coney Island Race Chart Fourth and Upcoming Races
The Westwood Claiming Handicap for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs was won by G Drumheller’s ch f by Rapid Water out of Maria with a time of 1 12 and a $1,300 prize. Margie K. and Marvin May placed behind with tight purses. Broomster poor start. Fifth race at one mile saw Bona Vera and Guest of Honor contend with Samaritan. Samaritan faded late. Sixth race, a mile and 70 yards claiming, Bested by J T Looney’s Claxonette. Nogales led early and finished strong. Seventh race, 13-16 mile claiming, Black Wand wins with Kit and Longchamps close behind. mutuels reflect heavy payouts.
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Hawthorn Harness Racing Results Track Summary
Hawthorns results list multiple claiming races with purses of 1000 and 1500 dollars for three year olds and up, detailing horses like Tiger Glass and Clarence with weights and jockeys, times around 1 06 seconds, and numerous scratches and non runners. Weather clear, track fast, and several horses ran in races six at one mile plus 70 yards.
Beulah Park Race Day Results Summary
Beulah Park hosted six races with purses of 600 dollars each. Notable finishes include Common Gold winning the first race, Frontiersman taking the second, Knot Grass posting a strong upset in the third, Pentecost's Last prevailing in the fourth, Spinning and Red claiming the fifth, and Sun Brae securing a share of the seventh. Weather clear and track fast.
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Wills Opens Strong in National Women’s Tennis Meet
Helen Wills began the national championship defense with a straight-sets win over Mrs. Helen Pollak Falk 6 2 6 3 in Forest Hills. Elizabeth Ryan and other seeds advanced, while notable upsets saw Miss Helen Jacobs beat Mrs. Harry Bickle and Miss Edith Sigourney defeat Miss Martha Bayard.
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Saratoga Race Day First to Sixth Races Summary
Race card details from Saratoga show claiming events and a 1, 000 purse across six races with weights, jockeys, and finishing positions. Notable: Dyersburg report of Cason pitching a no-hit no-run victory for the Tri-State League, 10 to 9 over Blytheville, with 12 strikeouts.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
In the national league New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 and Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 2. American association games saw Toledo 7 over Milwaukee 6 and Kansas City 10 over Columbus 6 while Minneapolis shut out Indianapolis 10 to 0 and St Paul beat Louisville 2 to 0.
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Baseball Today Schedule Pairs Leagues and Cities
Today’s schedule lists American League games: Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago. National League matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York with others in Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Toledo Kansas City Columbus.
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Notre Dame Names Freshmen Football Coach
South Bend Ind Aug 17 Wilbur Eaton has been named freshmen football coach at his alma mater Notre Dame for the 1923-24 season.
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Blankenship Delivers As Chicago Defeats Detroit 3–2
Ted Blankenship won his seventh straight decision as Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 2 in the final game of the series. Detroit led 2–0 on a walk and an error before Chicago tied it with Blankenship driving in the tying run in the seventh and Davis scoring the go ahead run on Falks sacrifice fly in the eighth.
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Giants Triumph Over Phillies in Tight 3-2 Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 to gain a half game on league leader Tirates. Meusel stole two bases on a wild peg by Huber and scored the winning run on Lindstrom's single. Kent Greenfield pitched effectively, allowing six hits as New York closed within three games of Pittsburgh.
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Gowdy May Join Orioles In Manager Talk
Hank Gowdy former Giants catcher will meet Baltimore manager Jack Dunn in Buffalo to discuss terms. Gowdy will manage Columbus in the next season and remains a free agent for the rest of this year.
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