Cubs edge Braves 1 to 0 in pitching duel at Wrigley
Guy Bush pitched nine strong innings for the Cubs to beat the Boston Braves 1 to 0 at Wrigley Field. Cantwell and Leverette limited Chicago to three hits, while Tinglish doubled for the lone run in the first. Pirates topple Phillies 3 to 1 behind Jess Petty. Giants topple Reds 6 to 1. Cardinals beat Robins 5 to 2. Athletics widen lead at 1044 games with a 7 to 4 win over Detroit. Yankees lose to Chicago 3 to 2. Ted Lyons and Carl Reynolds contribute in Sox victory over the Yanks with home runs. Orioles down Red Sox 10-2. Senators explode on Browns 13-9.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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Boston Braves
Wriggley Field
Chicago
Guy Bush
Ben Cantwell
Ed Jeverette
Bush
Cantwell
Leverette
Tinglish
Jess Petty
Forbes Field
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Phillies
Petty
Domrowski
Pirates
Larry Benton
New York Giant
Cincinnati
Luque
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Shores
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Scorelers
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Collins
St. Louis Browns
CTART 200 Round Public Tourney Second Round Set
Haroen's first public course golf tourney advances to round two with matches due by August 6. Winners so far include Tisdale Ward over Bert Dahl and John Hirman over Howard Shober Torrell. First round results list numerous byes and victories across upper and lower brackets and a Class B segment.
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Tisdale Ward
Bert Dahl
John Hirman
Howard
Shober
Torrell
Mike Moran
HET. al Jshmson
Bernard Bell
William Larson
A. E
John Johnson
R.T. Westre
Otis Fuedieston
R. O. Richards
Ray Amann
E. M. Christensen
HB. J. Enright
O. V. Jeffers
Jad Kittle
J. W. Buckmier
J. F. Keraus
J. T. McCullen
Filmer Stoke
Max Gordon
Paul Chaffee
Warren Darling
Frank Sanderson
Ed Norby
Carl Thurston
I. E. Scott
Gene Lull
John Youel
Ake
Baseball Game Schedule Early Today Across Leagues
American League features Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at New York National League lists Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg American Association has Kansas City at Milwaukee St Paul at Minneapolis Western League matches Omaha at Oklahoma City Des Moines at Topeka Denver at Tulsa Pueblo at Wichita.
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Defeat of Watertown Upset in South Dakota Baseball
In Watertown on August 2 the state Legion junior baseball tournament saw Mitchell and Rapid City reach the semi finals after Watertown’s upset loss to Gregory 13 to 1. Finals set for this afternoon at Lake Kampeska. Bordeaux of Sioux Falls starred with 17 strikeouts for Sioux Falls in their 4–2 win.
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American Legion
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Gregory
Lake Kampeska
Bordeaux
Wilmot
Highmore
Cubs Chin Fight Symbolizes Team Spirit Across Pennants
The article praises the Chicago Cubs for their fighting spirit and strong chins likening them to champions. It highlights key players Hornsby Wilson Riggs Stephenson Root and McCarthy as the core of a pennant pursuing lineup and notes a humorous aside about Al Espinosa’s golf clubs during a national open playoff.
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Jay Vessels
Associated Press
Chicago
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
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Grimm
Wilson
Root
Stephenson
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Charlie’ Root
al Espinosa
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Dayton to Host 20th Annual Trapshooting Tourney
Twenty national trapshooting titles will be contested at Dayton Ohio from August 19 to 26 at the American Trapshooting Association grounds. More than 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition will be fired as competitors from across the country vie for the grand American handicap, held by Isaac Andrews of Spartanburg D C. Kitty Boyer of Mt. Carmel Pa was last year’s women’s champion and both singles champions return to defend their titles. Ohio led last year with eight winners. Illinois had four, others scattered among several states.
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Isaac Andrews
Spartanburg
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American Trapshooting Association
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Mt. Carmel
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Wisconsin
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Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
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Tennessee
Frank B. Hoggart
Goshen
Steve Crothers
Philadelphia
Frank M. Troeh
Portland
Ore
R. Brand
Huffalo
Earl Donohue
Ottumwa
Clyde Mitchell
Milwaukee
G. J. Wheeler
Troy
Casper Hofman
Denver
Pirates Shake Up Lineup As Traynor Returns
Pirates manager Donie Bush conducts the season's biggest shake up with Pip Traynor back from injury. Paul Waner replaces Warly Sheely at first base while Brickell moves to right field Tartell shifts to second Clarke to short and Sparkie Adams benches. Hemsley to bat relief Har greaves. Grimes and Grantham remain hospitalized.
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Pittsburgh
Pip Traynor
Donie Bush
Pirates
Warly Sheely
Paul Waner
Brickell
Tartell
Clarke
Sparkie Adams
Hemsley
Hargreaves
Grimes
Grantham
Waite Hoyt to Return to Yankee Lineup Next Tuesday
Reports of a blood poisoning sidelining Waite Hoyt for two weeks proved exaggerated as his physician said the infection is clearing rapidly. Hoyt should be back in uniform by Tuesday of next week, allowing the veteran right fielder to rejoin the New York Yankees.
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New York Yankees
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German Heavy Champ Makes Debut in New York Tonight
Ludwig Haymann to fight Eddie Johnson in a ten round heavyweight feature in New York after arriving in the United States a few weeks ago. Pavan is also mentioned as part of the bout lineup.
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Ludwig’ Haymann
Pavan
United States
Eddie “Johnson
Boston
Saints Rally Past Mud Hens 5 3 in Pitching Duel
Archie Campbell extended his winning streak to nine with a strong start as St Paul beat Toledo 5 3. The win kept pace with pennant contenders as Kansas City and Minneapolis also won, while long home runs by High and Branom highlighted other results.
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Archie Campbell
Nander
St.Paul
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Campbell
al Hall
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Kansas City Blues
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Ault
Tom” Sheehan
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Millers
Branom
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Milwaukee
Williams Boeg In Net Finals At Seabright Club
Richard N. Williams of Philadelphia faces Johnny Doeg in the Seabright lawn tennis final for singles honors at the Seabright club. The women’s singles final features Helen Jacobs and Miss Croes, both Californians, with men’s and mixed doubles championship matches to be played tomorrow.
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N. J
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Richard N. Williams
Philadelphia
Johnny Doeg
United States
Miss. Helen Jacobs
Miss’Croes
Alpena Leads League as Cavour to Meet On Sunday
Alpena prepares for a likely fast game against Cavour at the Fair Grounds at 8 p m Sunday as Wolsey challenges for control of the league. Wolsey invades Huron while Yale faces Virgil and Hitchcock travels to Sheffield in other Sunday action amid postponement uncertainty. Standings show Alpena at top with Wolsey close behind and Yale and Cavour among others in the eight team race.
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League
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Wolsey
Central South Dakota League
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Tisted Oon
Pierre In Polo Tourney Finals Set After Semifinal Win
Pierre South Dakota team clinched a finals berth with a 14 to 6 victory over the St Paul Whites in Fort Snelling Minnesota. Fort Des Moines Iowa awaits in the championship as of August 2 Pictured Town riders advance to face Pierre in the final match.
Armours Beat Northwestern to Claim 12 2 Victory
Armour diamondball club toppled Northwestern 12 to 2 as Public Servicemen faltered with errors. Matejka led the offense with two homers, Towne added a fourth inning homer, and Perrin Miller shared the pitching duties for Armours. standings show Armours tied for second with Elks after three weeks. Huron Dairy still unbeaten in first half.
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Matejka
Armour
Towne
Armour Club
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Armours
Perrin
Miller
Public Service
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Kucera
Gillespie
Huron Dairy Products Club
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15 Year Old Girl Wins Western Junior Golf Title
Ariel Villas, 15, of Chicago won the women's western junior golf championship at Evanston Golf Club, defeating Mary Elizabeth Ford of Kansas City in the 18 hole final yesterday.
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Chicago
Ariel Villas
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Kansas City
Evanston Golf Club
Boxing Results From City Fights In Midwest
Fees last night featured Herstie Wilson of Danville knocking out Izzy Cline of Winnipeg in the third round and Walter Madey of Chicago stopping Joe Cheslo of New York in the second. Tony Legoure of Des Moines knocked out Billy Gallahaan of Portland in the first, while Ray McPeek of Chicago and Louie Mays of Des Moines drew in Des Moines in a ten round nod.
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Associated Press
Kewanee
Herstie Wilson
Danville
Izzy Cline
Winnipeg
Walter Madey
Chicago
Joe Cheslo
New York
Des Moines
Tony Legoure
Billy Gallahaan
Portland
Ors
Ray McPeek
Louie Mays
Drew
Canzoneri Seeks Lightweight Title In Chicago Clash
Tony Canzoneri of New Orleans challenges Sammy Mandell for the world lightweight crown in a 10 round title bout at Chicago Stadium. A crowd of about 25,000 is expected as Mandell defends amid Canzoneri’s confident bid to win by decision while Mandell seeks a knockout.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Chesty Hale Bootblack
New Orleans
Sammy Mandell
Paddy Har Mon
Chicago Stadium
Mandell
Rockford
Tim
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony
Canzoneri
Sammy
Mrs McKeon Wins Women’s Blind Bogey at Huron Club
In a field of 11 at Huron Country Club yesterday Mrs Gee're McKeon captured first place after two off balls were awarded as prizes. Mrs I E Schraeder finished second and received two polo balls as prizes. The ladies concluded with lunch at the club.
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Gee're McKeon
I. E. Schraeder
Country Club
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