Athletics Beat Tigers in Detroit to Stretch Lead
In Detroit, the Athletics defeated the Tigers 4 to 3 behind John Picus Quinn after Rube Walberg’s strong start. The win gave Philadelphia three of four in the series and extended their lead to 12 1/2 games. Sammy Wale and Jimmy Foxx homered for the A’s.
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Sammy Hale
Jimmy Foxx
Jack Quinn
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Rube Walberg
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John Picus Quinn
Victor Sorrel
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Grove
Cleveland
Teal
Yankees
Quinn
Macks
Sorrell
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Marty McManus
Sammy Wale
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Fred Hsimach
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Wey Moore
Hedapp
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Hugmen
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Red Sox
Chicago
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Carlson
Reds
Giants
Tato Grounds
Fred Fitzsimimons
Yesterday's Results in National Tes Teague FL and AL games
American League action shows New York 2 Philadelphia 2 and Boston 2 Chicago 2 with multiple line scores. Detroit 7 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 14 Cleveland 4 highlight inconsistent results. other matchups include Kansas City 9 Toledo 1 in the American Association and Omaha 4 Des Moines 3 in the Western Teague schedule amid rain and darkness.
Halverson Wins FN Tourney at Huron Country Club
Mrs. L. Ve Halverson captured the women’s handicap tournament title at Huron Country Club, defeating Mrs. H. L. Saylor 6 up 4 to play in the final. She will receive a silver loving cup from Mrs. Ralph Jones. Quarterfinals of the Floron Clinic Cup saw Jack Frost beat Gus Jacobsen 3 and 1, George C. Hunt win 3 and 2 over H. L. Wilkinson, and Chas H. Mitchell prevail 2 up against Dr. W. L. Matlock after a late costly shot miscue.
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Offer Mendell Big Purse For Battle In Cleveland
A $30,000 offer for Sammy Mandell to fight Billy Wallace in Cleveland in October prompted a conference between Mandell’s manager Eddie Kane and the bidder Walter Taylor. Kane flew to Cleveland to finalize terms after the talks.
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Baseball matchups today across leagues and cities
American League games include Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago National League games feature St. Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cinematl at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston American Association Kansas City at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Louisville Western League Oklahoma City at Omaha Tulsa at Des Moines Wichita at Pueblo Topeka at Denver.
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Louisville
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Umpire concussion from riot at Milwaukee game incident
In Chicago Aux 14 Up a riot after Milwaukee victory left umpire Larry Goetz hospitalized with a concussion. Spectators clashed with players and officials as fans rushed the field after bench clearing in the ninth. Joe Carr of Columbus was among those injured.
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Baltimore heavyweight fighter identified as Rich from Kansas City
Cobb of Huron South Dakota was identified in Baltimore as Walter Rich from Kansas City Missouri. The Maryland Boxing commission seeks more details to justify fight eligibility and ascertain why he claimed Huron ties. Rich fought around Kansas City under manager Frank Gatto and has recent wins over Reese League Dieble and others.
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Walter Rich
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State Champs to Play at S F Packers Wallop Moose
Sioux Falls reports the regional junior baseball championship features four state champions arriving to contest the western regional for Colorado Springs. Armour Packers overwhelmed Moose 14 to 6 with Matejka homering twice, Bechtold named tournament commissioner, and local games set for Friday and Saturday.
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Wallop Moose
Sioux Falls
American Legtion
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Cottonwood
Minnesota
Gregory
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mt~waukee
California Aims For National Junior Singles Semifinals
California advanced to the quarter finals of the national junior singles championship at Culver Military Academy. Of the eight survivors three were from California Keith Gledhill Esworth Vines and Hugh McArthur. Coast stars included Junior Boehmer Earl Boasong and players from the east southwest and south.
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Cincinnati
Heene y Favored Over Southern Giant in Brooklyn Bout
New York reporters expect Victorio Compolo to be rated among top heavies after the weigh in. Tom Heeney the New Zealand giant, six seven, is the favorite for tonight’s ten round feature at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Heeney known as Honest Tom is said to know the ring and will face the Argentine in the main event.
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Angua Snyder
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Jack Roper
California
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Mercuria
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Kari-Keens To Be Here Friday In Sioux City Clash
The Kari-Keen ball club of Sioux City Iowa will invade Huron Friday afternoon to meet the Huron All Stars. Rain kept the All Stars from displaying form last Sunday, making Friday’s appearance the team’s first here. Clark will start for Huron with Lunt in reserve and Monk handling the receiving duties. The lineup includes Matejka Bloodgood Turns Lovejoy Lunt Collins Brockway Hobbs with Fleury to pitch for Kari-Keen. The Huron club also schedules a game with the Gann Valley Bluejays at Woonsocket tomorrow.
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Woonsocket
Wolsey to Play Cavour Sunday for League Title
Wolsey’s baseball team, top in the Central South Dakota league, meets Cavour in a postponed Sunday game. A Wolsey win secures the championship with Alpena in second place. a loss could force a playoff. Syring or Newton will start for Wolsey, while Orrifran is expected to pitch for Cavour.
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Huron coach Coffey evaluates fall football prospects
Frank Coffey, Huron High School coach, surveys the Tiger grid outlook for fall. He expects to develop two backs, or back and fullback, with drills needed. returns two veterans and several juniors competing for backfield slots. Freshmen and substitutes from 1928 join the backfield mix as the schedule features six conference games and rough road trips. Coffey notes summer study, coaching school plans, and aims to field reserves for experience against other cities.
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Poloists Clash in New York Tournaments
A scribbled note reports English poloists to clash in New York tournaments, while Boston pursues pennant chances. LeRoy Davis, veteran guard and captain, leads a squad with Trost, Sherman, Youel, and Jones contending for guard and center spots as fall drills begin after three weeks between school start and games.
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Eitgins
LeRoy Davis
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Sherman
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Jones
Huron
Miller
Madison
Pierre
Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championship Still Wide Open
In Rye on August 14 twelve U S players and three international entrants contended for singles honors in the Eastern grass court championship. Notables include Bill Tilden Frank Hunter and John Doeg from the United States, while challengers from England and Canada such as J B Olff Gilbert Nunns and Bunny Bow also remained in the running.
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Toronto
Big Bill Tilden
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John Doeg
70 Years 610 Cheragg Man Comiskey Tops White Sox Legend
Aus. 70th birthday marks Charles A. Comiskey aging White Sox owner whose long career spans player, manager, and owner roles. Despite rough seasons, Comiskey still plans renewal as he watches from Wisconsin home.
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American women face strong foreign foes in national tennis
Aug 14 Forest Tis next Monday opens the national championships with 64 entrants including twelve foreign players. Defending champion Helen Wels leads a strong American team as Pelty Noilett, 18, heads Russia’s delegation with bold results. Misa Wills tops the American slate, joined by Helen Jacobs Edith Crass Molla Mallory and others as Nutbell is seeded first among foreferen players.
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Aries Willy
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May Sutton Bundy
Marytree
A. Harper
Marjorie Chadman
Long Plane Ride Guides Fort Team to Tourney Win
In a 500 mile air trip Captain G T Smith flew from Fort Leavenworth to aid the Fort Hoyle Md team for an inter circuit championship final. He arrived during the final period as two comrades were sidelined by injuries. He scored the winning goal in a 12 to 11 victory to break a 10 all tie.
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