Four-hit eighth inning sinks Huron in Sioux City win
Kari Keen Kubs rally for four runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Huron All-Stars 4 to 2. Clark allowed 10 hits and walked four as Linfor held Sioux City to nine. Jermitt, Brewn, Collins, and Brubaker delivered the decisive blows.
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Kari Keen Kubs
Sioux City
Clark
Iowa
Huron
Jermitt
Brewn
Collins
Brubaker
AHL
Ars
Maron
Lunt
Johnson
Kubs
Monk
Collin
Lovejoy
Tluren
Kariizeens
Linfor
Harrold
S. C
State Fair Grounds
Western boys seek net title at Culver Academy
No. 1 seed Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara and No. 2 seed Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena reached the Culver Academy final for the national junior tennis title. Gledhill defeated Junior Boehmer 6 0 6 1 and Vines beat Robert Bryan 6 1 10 8. They then won the doubles crown by defeating Aryan and Wilmer Hives 6 0 6 3 6 1.
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Culver, Inc
California
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Culver Academy
Gledhill
Vines
Junior Boehmer
St. Louis
Miss Los Angeles II speedboat in British trophy race test
Ralph Snoddy tests the Miss Los Angeles II piloted by himself with James Talbot Jr. racing against top rivals in the British International Harmsworth Trophy. The one step hydroplane, designed by Hugh Angelman, uses twin 24 cylinder Miller engines delivering around 1000 horsepower each, consuming substantial gasoline per hour.
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Calif
NMA
Los Angeles Harbor
Ralph Snoddy
James Talbot
Snoddy
Detroit
Talbot
Harry A. Miller
Los Angeles
Hugh Angelman
Wilmington
Angeles
Agaist
Gar’ ‘Wood
Marion
Carstair
Millers
Miller
Baseball card day features early AL and NL matchups
Games today include Boston versus St Louis, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Washington at Chicago in the American League and Chicago at Brooklyn plus St Louis at New York in a doubleheader, with Pittsburgh at Boston. American Association shows Minneapolis at Toledo and other western league games listed.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Western Lenone
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Tulsa
Des Moines
Wichita
Pueble
Topeka
Denver
Tomorrow's Baseball Matchups Across Five Cities
Tomorrow features St. Louis visiting New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Columbus in Western League Wichita traveling to Puebla for a league clash.
Yesterday's Results HR FE New York to Detroit 72
Baseball score table fragment shows New York defeated Detroit 72 while other NL and AL results list several teams with multiple players noted. Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston St Louis Pittsburgh Boston all appear with partial lineups. Western League games include Omaha Des Moines Denver and others.
Novelty Seen In Major Leagues As Cubs Lose Ground
Major league action shifted the race dynamics as the Athletics failed to extend their lead. In Brooklyn, the Cubs lost 5 to 8 while the Pirates crushed the Braves 9 to 3. Babe Ruth homered again as Detroit toppled the Yankees 12 to 2, leaving Philadelphia 14 games back. Other scores included the Braves, Reds, and Giants with notable performances from Earnshaw, Shore, and O'Doul.
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Athletics
Cubs
Macks
Cleveland
Yanks
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pirates
Braves
Bruin
George Earnshaw
Indians
Shante
Holloway
Shoftner
A's
Farnshaw
Bill Shores
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Uhlo
Eddie Wells
al Thomas
White Sox
Charlie Ruffing
Red Sox
Alvin Crowder
Beawns
St. Louis
Jay Moss
Ebbets Field
Robins
Charley Root
Johnny Frederick
Bruins
Root
Himerd
Moss
Braves Field
Seibold and
Peary
Providence
Ervin Brame
Frank O'Doul
Cincinnati
Lou Koupal
Phillies
Tay Kolp
Rube Ebehardt
Giants
Cardinals
Hunter Tilden Reach Final Round in Eastern Grass Championship
Big Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter advanced to the final round of singles at the eastern grass court championships. Tilden defeated Does 6-3 3-6 6-4 6-4 after a week of erratic play, while Hunter beat Bunny Austin 6-4 8-6 6-2 1-6 6-1. The women's title features 16-year-old Sarah Faltrey and 18-year-old Mary Greet, final tomorrow.
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N.Y
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Tilden
Does
Hunter
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Ed Theisen Wins Woonsocket Golf Title
Woonsocket August 17 special Hd Theisen is champion in Woonsocket golf. He defeated Ralph Janssen in the final after an extra hole. Theisen reached the final by beating E B Oddy on the 19th hole while Janssen eliminated Swan.
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Woonsocket
Hd Theisen
Mr. Teisen
Ralph Janssen
Sen
E. B. Oddy
Jason
Nsgen
Swan
Fights Last Night In Minneapolis Boxing Roundup
Minneapolis reports a boxing card where Mickey McDonough of St Paul outpointed Urban Liberty of Somerset while Gos Athertridis was disqualified.
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Minneapolis
Mickey ‘McDon
St.Paul
Liberty
Somerset
Golfer Ayrit Tolley Listed Across Nineteen Clubs
The article note mentions Ayrit Tolley, once a British golf champion, connected with nineteen clubs. It references various playful terms and hints at other sports figures and events, including Ted Hamm and a Dublin boxing backdrop, all sketched in a fragmented, colorful newspaper tone.
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Ayrit. Tolley
Amateu
Blick
Maghie
Bragsie
Mandell to Be in Non Title Fight
ROCKFORD August 17 Sammy Mandell will face a non title opponent in a planned defense effort. The announcement notes Mandell’s readiness and outlines the proposed bout as a key step in maintaining his standing without challenging for the title. The article emphasizes Mandell’s readiness and the bout's significance in his career trajectory.
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Mandell
Qarden Boss May Quit Game
New York, Aus. 47, NRAI reports a Miami Beach porch chat where Bill Carey, promoter at Garden, faced ribbing about fixed fights. Writers claimed Rickard and Sharkey Stribling schemes, Carey denied and vowed to quit if any crookery occurred, signaling possible departure from boxing promotion amid growing concerns.
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New York
Aus
Florida
Bill Carey
Carey
Miami
Beusch
Tex Rickard
Sharkey
Stribling
Bill
Rickard
Boxing Commission
Santa Claus
Ben
Ison Square Garden Lawill
Hig
Max Schmeling
Ray
Milwaukee Juniors Edge Fargo In Baseball Final
Milwaukee youth team with eight Polish players defeats Fargo 7 to 3 in a regional final to decide the Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota district rep for the American Legion baseball tourney. Daiedzic pitched nine strikeouts with strong fielding and timely hitting as Milwaukee advances toward the national event in Colorado Springs.
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Gregory
South Dakota
Fargo
Cotterwood
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Dwledazic
Wisconsin
Cottonwood
Nelson
Messe
Deiedzic
Theee
Buck Weaver Day Planned In Chicago
Chicago marks Buck Weaver’s continued following after his 1919 White Box scandal ouster from organized baseball. The event highlights Weaver’s enduring notoriety amid local interest and fan support in the city.
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Buck Weaver
Chicago
Buck” Weaver
Ede Easey
Hig Serviced
Beason
The
Duffy
Flora
Bobby Jones Leaves Today for Amateur Championship
Atlanta august 17 Bobby Jones national open and amateur golf champion leaves with Mrs Jones and party of friends for California to defend his title at Pebble Beach September 2. He will play in an exhibition with George Von Elm and others on August 23 before heading to Pebble Beach for practice. This marks his twelfth national amateur entry with four prior titles.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Los Angeles
Jones
George von Elm
Cyrol Tolley
Angus Storey
Trilish Stars
Pebble Beach
Boboy
Phil Perkins
West Newton
Mass
Jonnard Shines as Indians Top Kansas City 3 2
Claude Jonnard strong right hander for Indianapolis Indians, sent from Cubs for Ken Penner, limited Kansas City to five hits in first start. Indians rallied for 3 2 victory as Spencer Harris fueled offense with five hits. Other standings notes: St Paul idle, Milwaukee outslugged by Louisville 20 14 in a high scoring game.
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Gaicaco
Aus
Claude Jonnard
Jonnard
Indianapolis Indians
Cubs
Ken Penner
Kansas City
St. Paul
Saints
Spencer Harris
Minneapolis
Toledo
Millers
Louisville
Milwaukee
Colonels
Cooke and Chapman 70 Go to Yanks in Fall Move
Damon and Pythias in baseball terms, Dusty Cooke and Ben Chapman from St Paul will join the New York Yankees next fall. Both players, roommates off the field, have been standout stars in the American Association with Cooke leading batting averages and Chapman topping runs and total bases. Their series of homers helped St Paul dominate the circuit.
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ST Paul
Damon
Pythias
Dusty Cooke
Ben Chapman
St. Paul
Asheville
New York Yankees
Cooke
Chapman
St. Paul Twins
Tfuron Dairy Products club clinches MHuron city league title
The Tfuron Dairy Products club won the first half championship of MHuron city league basketball by defeating Armour Packers 6 to 3 in a decisive final playoff game. Colton Dary pitched with bases loaded for a key two-base hit, Peterson delivered a three-base hit, and Towns homered to cap Armour’s rally. About 1,500 fans watched as the game ended in near darkness with Lefty White catching the final fly ball.
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Tfuron Dairy Products Club
Mhuron
Virtiue
Armours Packers
Armour Nme
Matejka
Colton
Dary
Dairymen & BA
Peterson
Brinsinge
Buttermakers
Armour
Towns
Dairymen
Armnaurs
al Thateh
Lefty White
Jack Dempsey Seeks Schmeling Contract Talk
In Chicago on August 9 17 P Dempsey met Schmeling and his manager Joe Jacobs for talks on Schmeling s American ring future at the request of Schmeling who hoped to resolve difficulties surrounding his highly disputed contract. Dempsey would not discuss details but is believed to aim at purchasing the contract or arranging a possible bout between himself and Schmeling.
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Chicago
Jake Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Germany
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Dempsey
America
Schmeline
As & Prono
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