Athletics May Pass Yankees This Week
New York Yankees momentum falters as Philadelphia Athletics surge on a western swing. Connie Mack’s team wins twelve of thirteen, while the Yankees drop to five wins in fourteen games. Slump blamed on pitching, infield, and Tony Lazzeri injury, with key changes by Mack to strengthen pitching and field play.
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George Kirkley
United Press Star
NW York
Yankees
Hall
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankers
Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
GST
Miller Huggins
Moore
Covelesiie
Campbell
Sheaty
Johnsus
Thomas
Plarkers
Tony Lawzers
Gehrig
Bss
Shealy
St. Paul
Fred Heimach
Huggins
Pennock
Pipzras
Hoyt
Babe Ruth
Earl Combs Ia
Wien
Columm
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Ilso
Vagaries of Baseball Sparks Spark Notes of Interest
A sports column jumbles memories of recent major league games, arguing errors in baseball are illusory and recounting the emergence of Carl Lind with the Toledo team under Casey Stengel. The piece blends opinions on scoring, training trips, and season shifts, noting injuries and lineup moves as the season unfolds with local team context in Cleveland and surrounding leagues.
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Sport Ng Sui
Norman Eb, Brown
Central Press and Journal
Clevelam Triliqua
Sywers
Fatalyt
Toledo
Americam Association
Casey Stengel
Eadie Morgan
Lind
Addas Fon
Lie Moledo Madhens
Stengel
Cleveland
Carl
Rain May Delay Public Parks Tennis Tourney
Rain threatens to delay initial play in the National Public Parks tennis tournament at Rockefeller Park Cleveland with Ted Drewes of St. Louis, four time singles champion, defending his crown. Entries include city champions from St. Louis Cleveland Lancaster Minneapolis Memphis Philadelphia Los Angeles Sharon Scranton Savannah Baltimore Poughkeepsie Buffalo Birmingham Chicago Milwaukee Vernon New York Washington and Lakewood.
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Cleveland
Toraley
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Lancaster
O. Mingiapolis
Memphis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Shar~on
Seranton
Savannah
Baltimore
Poughkeepsie
Buffalo
Birmingham
Chicago
Vernon
Wachington
Lakewood
Timss Taylor Visit To Spring Creek Reported
Timss Taylor went to Spring Creek this morning to spend the week on a local business trip.
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Timss .Taylor
Spring Creek
Company A Nine to Clash with Merchants in Key Game
A disputed series resumes as Company A Nine and Merchants prepare for a pivotal midweek showdown at East Washington grounds. Manager Greening vows a fierce response after a forfeit and a close 12 inning exhibition, while Wesley Plarce’s soldiers brace for the expected onslaught.
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Replis
Washington Street
Carnival Company
Indvatria Baseball League
Starr
Greening
A’s
Wesley Plarce
Sarce
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League results show St Louis beating New York 8 to 4 and Brooklyn defeating Chicago 5 to 2. Standings list St Louis and Brooklyn leading with strong marks while Cincinnati and Philadelphia trail. American League reports Chicago topping New York and Detroit, Boston, St Louis, and Washington-Cleveland all winning in varied fashion.
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St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Fostod Tryscs
Philadelphias
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington-Cleveland
Ain
Ebony Ey
Cleveland
Bostin
St. Washington
Pax Howley
Bost
Gameston
Washington
Red Sox
Corry Golfers Defeated by Warren Team
Corry Country Club golfers fell to Warren’s Gon ewango team by 42 1 2 to 1 2 as J E Wal vagen led the Warren squad. The Warren victory followed a high scoring baseball feature where the St Louis Cardinals edged the New York Giants 6 to 4 after 15 innings, with Chick Hafey nearly delivering a late homer and fresh scoring bursts.
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CORRY
Warren
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Enory
Chick Hafey
Giants
Cardinals
Corry Country Club
Gonewango Country Club
J. E. Walvagen
Chicago Cubs
Brook
Vance
Cubs
Litte Hhem
Hseal
Toma
Olen Seer Estes
Walsh Tops Aonante In White Sox Nine Inning Win
Pitcher Ed Walsh fanned Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and other Yankees as Chicago reduced New York’s lead to three games with a 45 to 4 victory after nine innings. Lefty Grove limited Detroit to three hits but Philadelphia won 5 to 4. Sorrell faltered in the ninth for Detroit, relieved by Vangilder.
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Ed Walsh
White Sox
New York Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Mensel
Chicago
New York
Althe
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Detroit Tigers
Hellmann
Philadelphia
Sorrell
Detroit
Athletics
Vangilder
Penn Athletic Club Wins Olympic Double Sculls Heat
In Amsterdam on August 6 the Pennsylvania Athletic Club defeated Austin in the second heat of the Olympic double sculls. Costelio and McTlyane led for much of the race, setting a course record at Sloten and finishing about four lengths ahead after initial early pressure.
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Amsterdam
Pennsylvania Athetic Club
Austin
Costélio
McTlyane
Penn AO
Retiring Jose Ray Hopes Dublin Run Restores Supremacy
United Press reports veteran Jose Ray plans to retire after the August 18 marathon at the Irisly national gallery in Dublin and seek coaching. He cites Olympic failure as heartbreak and aims to reclaim U S supremacy in international athletics, with predictions that U S stars will face strong competition within eight years. The U S track team dominated at Amsterdam, finishing 70 points ahead of second place, though critics blamed training methods and timing for imperfect performances in sprints and relays.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Josyay
United States
Land
Dublin
Jose
Mirland
Barbuti
Ae Ray
Ita Perk
Cambridge
Perr Cy Williams
Lawson Ropertson
Earler
Franke Wykar
Jimmy Quins
Charley Borah
Harry Russell
George Baird
Pred Alderaan
Bud Spencer
Rey Bert" Bulls
Borah
Wyolf
Telkimg
Final President's Cup Match Draws Glaring Interest
Wednesday features the final of the President's Cup at the Glory Country Club with Howard Sheen opposing Al Miller. The match follows strong play by both finalists, who secured their spots after solid weekend rounds. A 35 cent admission will fund the prize for the upcoming caddies tournament, and a large gallery is expected for the 18 holes.
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al Miller
Corty
Valer Hagen
Archie Compston
Gdiry Cinetry Club
Shean
Miller
O'Slook
Squad Loses at Union City in Four Game Set
The Corry-Jamestown based Industrial Baseball League team fell in four straight at Union City Saturday. Yip Owen, ex Jerry High School coach, skippered Unionites to the win with multiple doubles triples and home runs.
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Corry-Jamestown
Industrial Baseball League
Union City
Yip Owen
Jerry High School
Unionites
Baseball Stars Lead Off Yet Another Slugging Day
Baba Ruth hit a single and a date in Gye times at bat, drove in one run and scored another. Lou Gehrig added a single and doubled in five at bats, driving in one run. Harry Heilmann homered and singled in three at bats. Frank Fried had one single in five at bats. Hack Wilson totaled two singles and two RBIs in four at bats. Cab by Waner and Hornsby were also in the mix.
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United Press
Baba Ruth
Gye
Lou Gehrig
Dous
Harry Heilmann
Frank Fried
Hack Wilson
Cabb
P. Waner
Hornsby
Baseball Player Totals Across Leagues Shown
A fragmented 1930s style league tally lists players from the American and National Leagues with various scores and placements. Names include Huth Fanikaas Gehrig Houser Bimmans Anjetica Wilson Bottomley Cardinale Bisgonette Hinlay Hornaby Harper Hamera Hellmann Hifey, with season totals and league notes.
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Huth
Fanikaas
Gehrig
Yankees
Houser
Athletics
Bimmans
Anjetica
Wilson
Cubs
Bottomley
Cardinale
Bisgonette
Robinshurst
Phillies
Hinlay
Cardinia
Hornaby
Braves
Harper
Cardinals
Hamera
Hellmann
Tigers
Tacieon
Giants
Hifey
Minor Scales Melodie Notes on Key and Harmony
The fragment discusses a varied minor scales melody, noting its suitability for melodic purposes and absence of augmented intervals. It mentions terms like haraiania and hasla, and references chords dyed in the minor key.
Hull Pirates Top Phillies 12 To 4 In Twin Bill Victory
Carmen Hill earned his eighth win as the Pirates routed the Phillies 12 to 4 in the second game of a doubleheader. Bill Branch reports on Tom Thompson’s rough day, Don Hull’s fifth homer, Paul Waner’s bases loaded score, and the Pirates' offensive surge amid a late game rain delay at Philadelphia.
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Carmen Hill
Hilies
Pirates
Bill Branch
Public Ledger
Corry
Jimmy Ring
Adan
Waner
Ring
Adams
Tommy Thompson
Felting
Little Waner
Paul Duttead
Tounny
Bootine Grantham
Traynor
Thompson
Brickell
Wright
Lerrin
Phils
Loach
Whitney
Paul Waner_ iaiy
Hie Ming Dow
Horsehide Ista
Pirate
Hill
Hassock
Don
Pred Leach
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