Two Helens From Golden West In Quest Of Crown
California stars Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs, both from the Golden West, vie for the national women's singles title at the West Side Tennis Club. Wills, defending champion, favored to win. Jacobs renowned for a backhand drive strong enough to challenge. Doubles pairing Wills and Wightman face Harper and Cross as part of the same championship event.
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Great Race in International League and Grays Visit
The International League standings show Toronto Maple Leafs leading with 24 wins, followed by Rochester and Buffalo. Homestead Grays, top of colored baseball, swept Warren and Jamestown, then visited Celeron Park for strong performances.
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Bobby Jones Set to Defend Amateur Title at Bre Burn
The national amateur golf championship opens September 10 at Bre Burn Country Club West Newton Mass with Bobby Jones defending his title. Pairings for qualifying were announced by the United States Golf Association. Contenders include David Cyvie Harold Weber John Dawson and W L Hops among others from Canada and the United States in a field highlighted by British Walker Cup team members.
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German athlete Hirschfeld sets new shot put record
At Hochun Germany Aug 35 Hirschfeld the tall German tossed the shot 9 metres 4.5 centimetres about 52 feet setting a world mark in an international meet. American rivals Johnny Kuck and Eddie Hamill also featured, with Hamill taking third in the running broad jump.
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Bissonette’s 20th Home Run Beats Giants
Del Bissonette, Brouldyn first baseman, hit his 20th homer as the Robins topped the New York Giants 4 to 3. Carl Hubbell held them to seven hits but faltered in the ninth. The St. Louis Catchings beat the Phillies 6 to 1, widening their NL lead to 8 1/2 games. Cincinnati turned back Pittsburgh 4 to 3 on three double plays and Chicago topped Boston 6 to 3 as Harare Ford and Charley Grimm drove in runs. Garland Braxton pitched the Washington Senators past the Cleveland Indians 3 to 0 raising Washington to fourth place.
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Cardinals Increase Lead as Giants Fall in NL Action
The St Louis Cardinals boosted their lead by defeating Philadelphia 6 to 1 while the New York Giants dropped a 4 to 3 extra inning decision to the Robins. The Yankees and Athletics were idle in the American League leaving New York atop the standings with an 82 41 mark overall.
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Powers Back To Athens In A's Final Sprint
Bloomington August 27. Powers is recalled to the Philadelphia club by Connie Mack to join the Athletics as they push toward the American League pennant. The pitcher has been a main stay in the Bloomington three-year league staff this season and is now destined for the pennant chase.
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Standings and results for yesterday and today games
Yesterday standings show St Louis and New York leading with varying margins as Brooklyn and Cincinnati trail. Today's schedule lists Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago and others not scheduled. yesterday's results include Washington over Cleveland and New York beating Philadelphia with notable scores.
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Doubles title undefended in competition
The national doubles championship at Longwood Cricket Club proceeds with titleholders unable to defend. Ti-den and Hunter miss the event due to Ti-den’s amateur status violation and Hunter’s partner withdrawal. Eighteen American teams vie to keep the title in the United States while entrants from France, England, Australia, Mexico, Canada and Cuba challenge.
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Mickey Walker Meets Emanuel in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco on August 27 the Mickey Walker Armand Emanuel 11 round bout drew even money offers on Walker and slight ads on Emanuel. The non title clash features Walker at about 164 pounds and Emanuel expected to weigh around 176, with coast sportsmen backing both fighters and Ace Hudkins entering as a challenger.
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Company A Dominates Corry-Tamestown In Industrial League Win
Company A routed Corry-Tamestown 18 to 11 in a high scoring Industrial Baseball League game Saturday. Linders, Spraver, and Landers led with multiple hits including homers, while Sanders, Haenel, and Miller contributed for the winners as Company A built a big lead early and held on for the victory.
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Feature Card of 10 Rounders at Ebbets Field
New York report outlines a boxing card for Wednesday night at Ebbets Field Brooklyn headlined by Tiger Payne from Australia facing Paul Swiderski of Syracuse in a 10 round main bout. Sey Grove of New York meets Billy Alger of Phoenicia in another 10 round bout. Baby Joe Guns from Los Angeles faces Harry Felix of New York in a 10 round lightweight semi final, with Wilson Yarbo of Cleveland set to meet Willie Weldman of New York in a 10 round middleweight bout.
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Thompson to Meet Dunder in Chicago Bout
Chicago, Aug 27. Joe Dindae welterweight champion will meet the colored fighter Jack Thompson on Wednesday in a bout many expect will go to the negro. Thompson, who carries dynamite in either hand, has agreed to weigh in one round over the welterweight limit.
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PASS OUT GRID EQUIPMENT TO HIGH ELEVEN
GENE TUNNEY TO PAY VISIT WITH NOTED WRITER High eleven candidates will receive equipment as Coach McCall plans a 4 PM visit. A week training schedule opens at 2 30 with workouts midweek. Tom Davies of Pitt will address High gridironers Thursday. Gene Tunney sails toward London, meets Shaw. London plans remain unsettled.
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Polish Falcons Defeat Warren 6 to 1 in Erie Net Victory
Aug. 2 at Erie the Polish Falcons overwhelmed Warren 6 to 1. Stoll allowed only two hits for the Falcons, while Verne Group was tagged for six. Heinie Anderson scored Warren’s lone run after a walk and Burn’s two-run shot. Both starters pitched well as Falcons capitalized on Warren errors with four runs in the first inning.
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Comorosky Returns to Pirates as Indy Recall
Outfielder Ralph Comorosky, previously with Pittsburgh, is recalled to the Pirates and will join manager Dowie Bost ab Ginchiit today. He was sent to Indianapolis Mist Lane with pitcher Wdwir Bramé in a swap for James Burwell. Burwell was released after three days, Brame returned to Pittsburgh. To fill Comorosky’s spot, outfielder Worth was moved from Columbia.
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Company A Hands Wrightsville a 16 to 2 Defeat
Raymond Gilson held Wrightsville to four safeties as Company A, aided by Merchants nine members, smashed Spots for twelve hits. Kinney and Landers each had three, while Gilson received flawless defense with no errors charged.
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