Olympic Team Returns Home After Ninth Olympiad Ends
United States team receives top medals as the ninth Olympiad closes in Amsterdam. Five U S athletes win gold medals with several silver and bronze awards amid a youth appeal. Officials and spectators mark the end of a colorful pageant as nations reflect on performances in swimming and rowing events.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Amsterdam
Wihletes
Brotton Close
United States
Reemony
Nest Dawards
Nish Holland
Maly Mégeivell Sayer
Conyaitins Amipineesi
Loa Amgelus
Mmys
Enlirs
Spartan
Euuys
England
France
United
Olympic
Paddy Williams Leads Old Timers in Oakland Talk
Story reports on Paddy Williams and veteran players in a Detroit oriented baseball discussion. Mentions Moriarty Hartis and Schill as managers or pilots, with references to Jess or Ted teams, and ongoing season hints.
Milk Route Change Hands After long service
The article notes a transfer of a milk route with longtime carrier Manwarven described as taking over the route previously run by Crowder in Saint Browns territory. It mentions a game where WT team earned a 0 victory while Jarl diryman and others were noted, with Clancy, Ed Walsh, and Lennene Tow cited in a chaotic baseball recount.
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Ani
Manwarven
Crowder Arside St. Jank Barri
Browns
Jarl Diiryman
Sox
Clete
Ustomars
Manwarten
Clancy
Alngie
Foulu
Ed Walsh
Hanag
National League Standings and Results
Yesterday's results Briaklyn Boston 1 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 3 Chickyod St. Louis 21 Standing of the Clubs shows St Louis leading with 4 wins as New York and Chicago follow. Cincinnati 4 2898 Brooklyn 0TH Alt Boston 328 Philadelphia. Today's games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Briaklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pitshiugh Syy
Brooklya
Boston Ag RT
Philadelphite
Gamas Brooklyn
Pittaburga
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
USL
Chicago
Philadelphia-Washington
New
George Lott
United States
Owe Bo
Meadville Beats Corry Nine In Extra Innings
In Meadville, the Keystone Hose Company defeated the Corry Independents 8 to 2 in an 11 inning storming game. Schreckengost pitched for Meadville allowing five hits and 18 strikeouts as Corry battled to late runs before the Meadville victory was sealed.
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Keystone Hose Out
Meadville
Dvilly Prime-Republican
Schreckengost i
Keystone Hose Company
Yeterday
Couty Independents
Fore Pier Ward
Schreckengost
Corry Club
Corry
Danny DeLury
Kinney
W. Dingman
B. Boyles
tHelvg
Sherwood
Ss Rau
D. Debury
Crowe
Oindey
Mlowley
Dao
Pier
Gr. Peterson
Af Sproveri
OlMnake
Haenel
Deanming
Chasa Bees
Ickson
Cottey
Bo ‘Polite
Warren
Abroa OG
Somestown
Wilson
Wits
Gelb
Mintzer Sterlon
Moske
Callanan
O'Malley
L. Peterson
Wolte o-Ripp
Burns
Jamestown
Waveen
Eriergson
P. Peterson
Erick~son
P. Pelsman
McCurlough
Empires —Chamberlain
Titusville Golfers Defeated by Corry Club Squad
The Titusville Country Club golfers were upset 24 to 10 by Corry in a Northwestern meet. Corry’s squad, led by VanTassel and others, overwhelmed the home team with strong play as Brown and Shenwood contributed key scores. The result signals improving talent at Corry and a new era for the local club.
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Conry
Borin
Sibirday
Conry Club
Sraoon
Malah Tele
Titus
Lowville Country Club
Seoter Corry
Titusville
Oreudl
Sherwood
Ville
Bitters
McKinnay
Shuss
VonTacky
Stewart
EL Shenwood
de Cuctis
Howland
Brown
MuCtuhle
R. VanTassal
Warren Loses to Jamestown in Group Play
Warren fell to Jamestown at Celoron Park in the afternoon game. Verne Croup of the oily centerfielder for Bobby Burns starred in a rough day for Warren, as the group went hitless and Jamestown struck for runs while holding Warren to six safeties.
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Warren
Jamestown
Verne Croup
Bobby Burns
Warren Cit
Jamestown Spidee
Celovon Park
Yesteday
Anton
Kallang
Tf Ss
Burns
McCullough
Mintzer
Peterson
World Series dates not set this year
United Press reports from New York that John A Hyde Ler, president of the Nations League, said no opening game date for the world series has been fixed yet. He noted that last year the date was not decided until late September and dismissed circulating reports of an agreed October 3 opener.
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United Press
New York
Seb
John A. Hydeler
Nations League
Wile
Flaydler
Killer Will Meet La Rocco at Oakland Arena Tonight
Heman Germany Keller faces George La Rogie in a 4 12 round heavyweight bout at the Oakland Arena tonight. The card features the main event likely drawing boxing fans from Jersey City and New York.
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Killer
LA Rocco
United Press
Cuny
Heman
Germany
Keller
George la Rogie
Oaklond J Arena
High Stars to Battle A's on Wednesday in title bid
In the Tindustrial Baseball League the High Stars face Company A on Wednesday hoping to avenge a 2 1 loss from the last meeting and keep pace with the Merchants who have clinched or nearly clinched the title. The A's seek top standing as postponed games reshape the schedule with Dean Houser and Zinny Landers among notable matchups.
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Company A
Tindustrial Baseball League
Bigh Stars
Stars
Dean Houser
Zinny Landers
Art Pits
Lin- Her Hae
Stara
Gates
Corry- Jamestown
DeLury
Home Run Club All Star Statistics Mixed Alphabet Line
A garbled summary of American and National League homer leaders with names like Ruth, Wilson, Bottomley, and Hartnett. The fragment mentions teams Yankees Cardinals Cubs Giants Robins and Braves, with scattered figures and unclear numbers. The season totals show National League 454 and American League 1318 with overall totals.
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Ruth
Yankees
Ae Gebrig
Sat
Haussar
Athletics
Wos
Blue
Browns
Aaa
Simmons
Athletes
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Atfilelics
Wilson
Cabs
Pesado
Bottomley
Cardinals
Bisgonette
Robins
An Hurst
Phillies
Hatey
Ase
Hornsby
Braves
Harper
Cuyler
Cubs
Cruett
Ginmes
Pieceriges
Eeesnurs
We Herman
A Hartnett
Lamat
Lindstrom
Giants
wWilson
Guyler
Leading Hitters Named In Daily Stats List
United Press notes top hitters Freddy Lindstrom Rogers Hornsby Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Harry Heilmann and Paul Waner among leaders with multiple hits runs and a triple in recent at bats. Simmons and Frisch show limited action with singles in limited trips.
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United Press
Freddy Lindstrom
Tale
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Harry Heilmann
AY Simmons
Paul Waner
Frankie Frisch
Onco l
British net team arrives in New York for Walker Cup
British Walker Gap team arrives in New York aboard the Bayth and will stay overnight before heading to Chicago for the 1928 Walker Cup play. The program includes participation in the western amateur tournament in Chicago, with matches scheduled at the Chicago Golf Club on August 60 and beyond.
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New York
Chicago
United States Tops Olympic Firsts in Amsterdam Meet
Official compilations show the United States capturing twenty two first places at the Olympic games in Amsterdam. The U S also earned seven seconds and fifteen thirds, totaling 58 prizes.
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Royal Box
United States
United Press
Amsterdam
Touy
Women’s Western Golf Tourney Opens Amid Strong Field
The 26th annual Women’s Western Golf Championship begins at Indian Hills Golf Club Chicagowith a field featuring top contenders including Dorothy Page Mrs Miriam Burns Horn 1927 champion Mrs David Gunt Mrs Melvin Jones and Mrs Perry W Jiske Among entrants are defending champion Marty Pressler and other leading players from California and the Pacific Coast, with a hoped for repeat victory by Pressler as the field competes for the title.
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Herb Pennoele
Buxton Ferl Sox
York Yankees
Dorothy Page
Miriam Burns Horn
David Gunt
Melvin Jones
Perry W. Jiske
Siying Doherty
Brooklyn Robins
Moulin
Mrs FC
Betts
Presslet
California
Far West
St Louis Cardinals Lose to Cubs in National League Action
The Cardinals fell 4 to 2 as Lee New York Glens edged St Tours amid a pitching duel. Kevon Hite homered for the Cardinals while Kim Bottomley drove in a run. Racka Vilon and Cuylir contributed in relief as the Cubs joined the matchup.
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St. ‘Tours Cardinals
Lee
New York Glens
Scileedd
Gumia
Chlewya Cine
Pal Malone
Kevon Hite
Kim Bottomley
Tomerine
Racka Vilon
Cuylir
Cubs
Britton to Fight Vaccarelli at Queensboro Stadium
New York Aug 13 Jack Britton former welterweight champion will meet Tony Vaccarelli New York welterweight in a one round bout at Queensboro Stadium Tuesday night.
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United Press
New York
Jack Briton
Tony Vaccarelli
Queensboro Stadium
Reds Clip Phillies In Fifteenth, 6-3 With Double Play Milestone
In a quick edged game the Reds topped the Phillies 6 to 3 to push their season tally to 15 and notch the 740th double play of the year. George Kelly collected four hits in five trips as Silk Kitonen, a local resident near Dramord, was held for the upcoming Crawford county term after an Alder R.A. fore incident. A help-wanted note seeks a three year lease for a room north of Washington Street near the Journal office.
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Maize Campaigy Fas Lendy Witnosved
Rmng Schalle
Chicago White Sox
Normyey Brown
Wem
George Moriarty
Petrail Tigers
Stanley Hartis
Washington Sanitors
Wistavon
Etter Tecins
Harris
Sealers
Wrrest Torun Harr
Wien
Goph
Blackburne
Jo Suede Schill
Roger Beeleinpaush
Te Cleve
Hagswleady
Trees
Nessete
Bill Carrigan
Red
Ana
Dan Howley
Eppadepth
Finelnnati Reds
Phillies
Reds
George Kelly
Silk Kitonen
Dramord
Shun Bout
Crawford County Court
Hewring
Alder R.A. Fore
Millswitl
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