Bruins Preserve 8 Game Lead A's Stretch Margin
Cubs hold an 8 game NL lead while Connie Mack's Athletics extend their margin in the American League. The Cubs keep rolling with few slips, despite a 4-3 loss to Boston in ten innings, as Pittsburgh and New York beat their rivals. The A's crushed Detroit 6-0 while the Yankees faltered at Cleveland.
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Richbourg
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Washington
Garland Braxton
Browns
Golf finals set after South East South Dakota tourney
Aug 18 Tyndall L W Korh of Alcester and Dr Otto Izaak of Tyndall advanced to finals after quarter and semi final wins. Medalist eliminated A H Wiblemo, and others like R A Groves, St Broline, J S Wade reached finals in various flights. Final rounds scheduled for Sunday here.
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Vermillion
St. Broline
Alcester
J. &. Wadel
Parkston
TW. R.’ Jhcering
Paul Meisenholder
Medill Loayza To Clash In Chicago
In Chicago on August 28 at Harrison Stadium the Heatweight Joey Meail meets Stanislaus Loayza in a 10 round bout. Other 10 round and 6 round fights feature Reno De Vos vs Johnny Barns, Jaddie Shea vs Earl Mastro, My Sullivan vs Roxie Allen, and Bruce Flower outpoints Ray Liter in Philadelphia.
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Joey Meail
Stanislaus Loayza
Azh
Ditty Harmon
Hiraso Stadium
Reno de Vos
Johnny Barns
California
Jaddie Shea
Earl Mastro
My Sullivan
St. Yaulwelter
Roxie Allen
Boston
South Dakota Shooters To Race Air to Grand American Handicap
Fourteen South Dakota representatives plan to travel by giant trimotor to Vandalia Ohio for the Amateur Trapshooters Association Grand American Handicap shoot August 19 to 24. The group led by C L Greer Aberdeen state A T A director chartered the plane, stopping at Watertown Huron Vermillion en route.
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Amateur Trapshooters Association
Vandalia
Ohio
Trimotor
Aberdeen
The
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Watertown
Huron
Vermillion
Mr. Greer
South
Mr. Grocer
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Cities
Yesterday's results include RH E Washington 390 St. Louis 2 0 Braxton Tate Crowder Schang Boston Chisago MacFdyden Stan Juyons McKain Berg Crouse American Association Indianapolis 3 St. Paul 2 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 4 Kansas City 6 Laredo 5 Milwaukee 10 Columbus 8.
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Braxton
Tate
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Schang
Boston
Chisago MacFdyden
Stan
Juyons
McKain
Berg
Crouse
Amarican Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Laredo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Baseball matchups on tap across leagues today
American League features Zostom at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis National League has Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia American Association schedules Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Indianapolis Kansas City at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus Western League Pueblo at Omaha Newwyer at Des Moines Only games scheduled.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Chicago
Boston
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Brooklyn
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Kansas City
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Columbus
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Toledo
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Malone
Nebf
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Hill
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Donohue
Sukeforth Benton
Cohen
Steg
A O Watherg
Cochran Uhle
Hargray
Tg Bente
Zostom
Gleveland
Sonnenburg Retains World Title Over Pinta in Waterloo
Gus Sonnenburg defeated Stanley Pinta of Toronto to retain the world heavyweight wrestling championship after a bout lasting just over 55 minutes. The event occurred in Waterloo with reports from local wire services.
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Gus Sonnenberg
Stanley Pinta
Toronto
Matman
Indiana football squad follows Red Grange on summer ice wagons
Five members of the Indiana squad ride ice wagons through the summer as part of a popular training rite. The varsity team trains under coach King Kiewinski in Chicago, with noted bouts including Tommy O'Brien of Billings, Danny Delmont from Chicago, and Ray Bowen of Washington, DC.
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Red Grange
Mammal Fiaber
Chicago
King Ihevinski
Tommy O'Brien
Billings
Mont
Danny Delmont
Chisago
Ray Bowen
Washington, DC
Wes Ferrell Named Find of Year for Indians Pitching Hope
Cleveland reports 21 year old Wes Ferrell in his first major league season gaining attention as a likely 20 win pitcher. His recent wins over the Athletics and Yankees boost optimism for the Indians and executives Billy Evans and Roger Peckinpaugh. Ferrell draws comparisons to Rick Ferrell and joins a lineage of notable Ferrells with a bright outlook for the pennant pursuit in Cleveland.
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Heveland Indians
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Mackmen
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Errell
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Rick" Ferrell
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Oak Rilge Military Academy
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Iowa
Blues gain as Saints show signs of slump
Chicago Aug 18 AP The Kansas City Blues hold a state lead in the American Association despite St Paul’s slump signs The Blues swept Toledo then beat Columbus and faced Minneapolis and the Saints in a late series Their 6 to 5 win came as Hurnie Wingard faltered in the eighth inning Tom Sheehan earned his 16th win Ben Chapman homered for St Paul Ford Schupp held St Paul to seven hits Louisville topped Minneapolis while the Millers gathered early hits Matcomb Moss shut Columbus and Milwaukee needed 10 innings to beat Columbus 10 to 8.
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Sants
Columbus
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Saints
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Blues
Toledo
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Hrnie Wingard
Tom Sheehan
Ford Schupp
South- Paw
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Huck Betts
Louisville
Millers
Matcomb Moss
Milwaukee
Elks Beat Dairy in Diamondball Clash 8 4
Elks top Dairy 8 to 4 as Frank Coffey and Moose influence the line up. Dairy struggles on defense with errors while Bierkeset and Poole homer for a late surge. Diks Kenner and Diamond batteries led the Elks in a solid win. Armour Packers face Moose next.
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Frank
Moose) Coffey
Flunon High School
Dairy Club
Piks
Bierkeset
Dexter
Poole
Dairymen
Dairy—Bjevkeset
Diks—Kenner and Diamond
Armour Packers
Moose
Pete May Quietly Poised for Record Cupboard
St Louis report notes Pete May, 42, may retire after a long major league career. He neared Christy Mathewson’s 372 win mark this season, defeating the famed pitcher’s record while enduring illness and a tough year with the Cardinals.
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ST Louis
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Pete
Willl
Christy ‘Mathewson
Old Pete
Matty
Goni
Jexander
Shia Nimet
Athletics Favored In Strong Bid For American League Pennant
Baseball notes preview the Philadelphia Athletics leading the American League race with an 16 game edge by mid August The Yankees dispute the idea of an inevitable loss arguing they remain strong The Indians Cubs and Orioles are also mentioned in mid season context with scores and club attitudes included The Mar current golf results at Huron Country Club follow with match results and pairings listed
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Yankees
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Herb Pen
Art Shires
White Sox
Lena Blackburne
Mgr
Lena
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
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Orbs
Papa HeyMer
Dazzy Vance
Batt
Mageins
Miller Huggins
St. Petersburg
Babe
Herb Pennock
Tony Lazzeri
Seeded players fall by wayside at Culver meet
Seeded juniors and favorites at the Culver Military Academy event faltered early. Wilmer Hines of Columbia and others were upset in the opening rounds as youngsters from Philadelphia New York and Chicago advanced, reshaping the field.
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Ind
Quayvers
Bays
Eide
Boyd
Culver Military Academy
Wilmer “Hines
Columbia
Cincinnati
Art Noble
Newton
Dorothy Bundy Carries On Tennis Way With Debut
Dorothy Bundy, 12, daughter of May Sutton Bundy, made her eastern debut at the Eastern Grass Court championships in Rye. She defeated Mrs. Marquis James in straight sets and drew Mary Gref next, signaling a promising start for the young player from a storied tennis family.
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Sutton Bundy
United States
Dorothy Bundy
May Sutton Bundy
Rye
Marquis James
Dorothy
Mary Gref
James
May Sutton
Fom C. Bundy
Californias Comet
Maurice FE
McLoughlin
Ottum Nielsen Lead Semi Finalists in Public Tourney
Ottum and Nielsen reach the Class A final bracket with Huddleston and Ward in the Tower half. Ottum wins over Moran one up after a tight 18 holes. Nielsen defeats Hinman as Huddleston beats Enright and Ward eliminates Kerangs. Chafee claims Class B by beating Thurston up and 2 to play.
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Nielsen
Otis WadMeston
Tisdale Ward
Baron
Indians Shut Out Crow Creek In Fast Meeting
Crow Creek Indians defeated Gann Valley Bluejays 4 to 6 in a starved scoregame at Gann Valley. Bernie Koch allowed seven hits for the Bluejays while Red Horse held the tempo for the Indians with five allowed. The Bluejays next face Euron at Woonsocket and the Sioux City club visits Saturday.
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Inilian Moundsman
Euron
Woonsocket
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Singer Charles Set For New York Bout At Queensboro Stadium
Bronx junior lightweight Singer Charles battles Gaston Charles of France at Queensboro stadium tonight as a tune up for August 29 clash with Kid Chocolate at the Polo Grounds. Singer recently beat featherweight champion Andre Routis and is listed as a 3 to 1 favorite.
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Charles
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al Singer
Bronx
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Queensboro Stadium
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Polo Grounds
Andre Routis
L-chakce
Dakota division to send 28 participants to Evanston track meet
Twenty eight sprinters runners and shooters depart Huron for Evanston to compete in the Chicago and North Western railway system athletic association meet. Delegation led by C H Thatcher aims for strong results with trials indicating faster times and entries across track field and trap shooting events plus a Dakota division baseball clash at Evanston High School.
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Claude Ebert
Wm. Ebert
Marseshoe Pitebergs
J., L. Voorhees
Frank Cooper
Western golf riches spark winter tourney surge
Western tourneys promise record purses with more than 60 000 announced and likely to reach 700 000. The marquee event is the National Professional Golfers Association Championship for 15 000 at La Cumbre in Santa Barbara. Leo Diesel defends the title in December. Agua Caliente Mexico offers 25 000 with 10 000 to the winner. Los Angeles hosts 10 000, Catalina Island 7 500, plus several 2 500 to 5 060 purses in other cities.
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la Cumbre Country Club
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Cal
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Tallimore
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Sana Catalina Island
Sweetser Heads West For National Amateur at Pebble Beach
New York golf star Jess Sweetser, the 1922 National Amateur champion, departed yesterday for the West to reach Pebble Beach California about ten days prior to the September 27 start. He aims to defend his title in the upcoming championship.
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Pebble Beach
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