Ruth seeks court over Yankee suspension and fine
Babe Ruth sails from Chicago to New York for a heart to heart with Commissioner Landis about the $5,000 fine and indefinite suspension handed by Miller Huggins. Ruth says Huggins bullied him and vows to tell his side to Jake Ruppert, while Ruth denies booze or late hours and hopes Landis will rule fairly. Mrs Ruth denies reports of a marital breach and separate maintenance claims.
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Ruth and Huggins feud tests Yankees control
Babe Ruth declares he is through with the Yankees while Miller Huggins remains manager. Colonel Ruppert and Edward Barrow vow to back Huggins to the limit, suspending Ruth until Huggins is ready, with Ruth facing a possible $52,000 contract forfeiture if he refuses to play.
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Terris Edges Bernstein In Twelve Round Decision
Sid Terris defeated Jack Bernstein by decision in a twelve round feature at Queensboro Stadium. Bernstein pressed with a shell defense and sharp left hook, staying even through the early stages before tiring and suffering a cut over his left eye. Charley Rosen drew with Harry Felix after a lopsided bout.
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Stribling Stops Warren in Sixth Round Exhibition
In Dallas on August 31 Associated Press reports young Stribling of Macon Ga stopped Peck Warren of Athens Tex in the sixth round of a ten round boxing exhibition. Warren was floored in the fifth round and saved by the bell. Stribling dominated the bout throughout.
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Coney Island Race Chart Third Race at 6 Furlongs
The Romance wins the third race for three year olds and up at six furlongs with Willams Bros. as owners and P. J. Williams trainer. Nayarit and Alice Lang place and show in a fast field. Antiquearian runs wide. Antiguearian paid 8.40 to win while Nayarit paid 6.50 to place and 4.70 to show.
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Pirates Score Easy Victory Over Phillies in 10-8 Win
Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 10 to 8 at Philadelphia. Pirates built a 2–1 lead, then chased Knight with four consecutive hits in the fifth to seize control. Key hitters included Cuyler Barnhart and Hayes, while Harper homered for Philadelphia in a high scoring interleague affair.
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Braves 5 Cubs 3 to even series at two games each
Boston squads win 5 to 3 behind a timely hit barrage off Kaufmann. Wilson, newly recalled from Worcester, delivered a solid at bat and accounting for runs as Chicago's error-prone defense allowed Boston to pull ahead. Pitching and fielding kept the Cubs at bay in a tense contest at Boston.
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Ederle Again Delays France to England Swim
American swimmer Miss Ederle postpones the 7 o clock attempt from Cape Gris Nez to cross the Eng lish Channel due to a gale and rough seas. Water temp stood about 60 degrees F with increasing fog and cold nights hindering progress for a 1925 crossing prospects.
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Football Notes On First Coaches Meeting At Spalding
August heat did not dampen crowd as local football enthusiasts attended the initial meeting of coaches managers and followers at Spalding s. Frank Lane Ohio and Western Conference Official presided. Next major group meeting Sept 8. junior group Sept 9. Clubs asked to post forfeit fees.
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Northside A C Seeks Players for Friday Football Meeting
The Northside A C will hold a football meeting Friday September 4 at Chase and Hamilton. All players are requested to attend. Red Diegel is a present.
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Baseball results in early leagues show mixed scores
In the National League Pittsburgh defeated the unnamed opponent 10 to 3 while Boston won 5 to 3 and Chicago played a game only partly listed. The American League had no games scheduled.
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Columbus at Minneapolis and More Boxing Schedule
RICAN ASSOCIATION card lists games including AME Columbus at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Milwaukee Toledo at St Paul Louisville at Kansas City with opponents arranged for a regional event. This brief notes matchups and venues throughout the slate.
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Hawthorne Track Results First Race Maiden Unearths 1,000 Purse
Results from Hawthorne show the first race for maidens at a 1,000 purse over furlongs. Winners include Cameo ridden by D Mergler with a 1:07 time. other notable runners were The Law and Spanish Law scratched.
Rutgers Coach Jack Wallace Resting Comfortably After Surgery
New Brunswick reports Rutgers College head football coach Jack Wallace is resting comfortably at Middlesex Hospital after an appendectomy performed yesterday. Earlier, his condition was listed as critical due to gangrene developing prior to the operation.
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Washington and Philadelphia Edge Toward Two Game Series
The Associated Press reports Washington and Philadelphia in a close American League pennant race for the upcoming two game set in Washington. Washington leads Philadelphia by about three and a half games as the season nears its end. The New York Giants hold a strong position in the National League while Pittsburgh extends its lead over New York after a day of idle play.
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Connaught Racetrack Results Show Season's Close
A multi race card at Connaught features six events with purse details and top finishers. Revolt wins the second race at 5.15, Buena Vista places, Rosamond third. Caligula wins the third, Tex Sixty second. Beau of the West takes the fourth with Procyon failing to place and Warfare top in the fifth. Sir Gallahad II takes sixth with Tribune and Park Hill also placing. Weather clear and track fast.
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Exhibition Victory by Philadelphians Over Buffalo Team
The Philadelphia Americans defeated Buffalo 4 to 2 in an exhibition game in Buffalo. Proffitt Lapard and Meavy contributed goals for Philadelphia while Buffalo’s effort included two scorer successes. The contest showcased both teams’ talent in an informal setting.
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Mackensie Sets Pace In Amateur Golf Meet
Oakmont Pa August 1 1925 Roland R Mackenzie of the Columbia Club Washington led the opening eighteen hole round of the national amateur championship at Oakmont and shot 471 one under par. Bobby Jones posted 73 while Jesse Guilford lit up the day with 74 to take third place. Von Elm Sweetser and Gunn figured among leaders as 134 entrants began the quest to reach the final sixteen.
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Reds Enjoy Complete Rest Amidst East Coast Swing
The Reds and three other National League clubs lounged in Brooklyn and New York, giving pitchers a break after heavy use. Cincinnati, amid a taxing stretch with four double-headers and extra innings, heads to Pittsburgh for a postponed game, with Bill Zitzmann returning to left field and Pete Donahue set to face the Pirates.
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Chicago Featherweight Draw in Aurora Bout
Ray Miller of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw with Chick Suggs of New Bedford while Archie Bell of New York edged Connie Curry of Sioux City in a ten round bantam clash.
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