Yankees Tie Sox In 18 Inning Marathon
The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox battled 18 innings to a 3-3 tie, setting a seasonal endurance mark as darkness ended the game. Red Kress, Al Simmons and Dixie Walker figured among the key hits. Pennock and Faber pitched deep into extras. Cleveland won 10-1 behind Monte Pearson as Detroit faltered 12-7 to Philadelphia.
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Millers and Red Birds Set for Playoff Series
With the season near end Columbus holds a 20 game edge over Indianapolis in the East while Minneapolis leads the West by six games after a win over Toledo. Louisville beat Milwaukee 9 to 1 as Jack Tising limited Kansas City to three hits and Indianapolis defeated the Blues 3 0.
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Terry Sees Ruts On Road To Title
New York Giants skipper Bill Terry weighs the NL race and the pressure of a big lead. He urges staying loose and focused as eight games remain, noting rivals like the Braves have helped but predicting the finish remains in their hands.
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Rain Slows Smith Cup Play In Country Club Tourney
Rain slowed the Country Club Smith cup events over the weekend but Rose Matson advanced to the semi finals by defeating Jack George McKeon. Bill Neilsen advanced to the quarter finals after his opponent defaulted in the third round.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Ad 2DISSSEBARBASA- DE
Teddy Yarosz from Monaca defeated Vince Dundee of Newark by decision in Pittsburgh. King Tut from Minneapolis stopped Eddie Ban of Poland in San Francisco. Nick Davis of Louisville outpointed Frankie Wine of Butte in Louisville.
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Kid Skipper Defends Yacht Crown in International
Long Beach hosts the ith Annual International championships of star class yachts August 24 to 31 with entrants from Venezuela Philippines France Havana and England among others. Defending champion Edward Arthur Fink sails Movie Storn with Joe Hayes as crew while young rivals Patsey Raskob H M Dowleet Jr and Yves Lebron vie for glory.
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Faber May Take Back Starting Role With Sox
Chicago Aug 22 Faber the 45 year old right hander may reclaim a starting berth for the White Sox after two strong relief appearances against the Yankees. In 21 innings this month he allowed three hits and no runs, with his spitball drawing weak contact and grounders.
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Minimum grain price sought from Roosevelt telegram
North Dakota Public Works committee at Governor Langer's suggestion has sent a telegram to President Roosevelt urging a minimum price for grains to aid farmers. The note highlights declines in grain prices over the past month and urges government action.
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Dorothy Round Threatens Wimbledon Standout Fortunes
Dorothy Round, rising English star who once took a set from Helen Wills Moody in the 1933 Wimbledon final, remained a strong threat for the American title as weather eyed to clear two semi finals. Moody reached the singles final after yielding a set to Betty Nuthall, while Round and Jacobs prepared for their semi final. In doubles Moody and Ryan faced Round and Heeley, with Nuthall and James awaiting the final. Also noted are Monte Pearson and Frank Higgins's game outcomes.
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President Veeck backs midseason interleague plan for Cubs
New York August 22 Major league baseball finances remain strained as Chicago Cubs president William L. Veeck endorses a midseason interleague series to boost interest and earnings. He argues a split season or crossleague showdowns could restore fan enthusiasm and help clubs break even.
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Redfield Juniors Defeat Orient Juniors In 9 To T Showdown
Redfield juniors beat Orient juniors 9 to T in Redfield. Orient had nine hits seven runs and six errors while Redfield had six hits nine runs and seven errors. Pearson played catcher exceptionally well and Wise Bastian and Pearson pitched for Redfield. Home Run Race shows Foxx 36 and Ruth with 2 in the National League and American League respectively.
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Sharkey To Meet Loughran Again in Philadelphia
Former heavyweight champ Jeck Sharkey has agreed to a 2 525,000 guarantee with a 40 percent privilege for a return bout with Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia on Sept 27. The pairing comes almost four years after their first meeting when Sharkey scored a three round knockout in Boston.
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Little Brown Jug Found Near Michigan Campus
The Little Brown Jug, long the symbol of Michigan and Minnesota football rivalry, was found today in bushes on East University Avenue near the medical building in Ann Arbor by Al Thomas. The demijohn, bearing scores from many Michigan Minnesota games, had been missing since 1931 and will once again be the prize when the Gophers and Wolverines meet on November 18.
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Eight Teams Paired In D Ball Tourney Next Sunday
Eight teams from City and Prosperity leagues will clash at West Park for the first inter-league diamondball tournament benefiting the Armour Packers. Schedule starts 9 am with Red Birds vs Giants, then Bears vs Mudhens, Elks vs Standard Oil, and Armour Packers vs Huron Grocery Co. Semis at 7 and 2 pm, final at 4:30 pm. Officials volunteer, proceeds go to Miller state trip.
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Tut Licks Ran San Francisco Bout Ends In Fourth Round
King Tut from Minneapolis, a welterweight, defeated Eddie Ran of Poland by technical knockout in the fourth round of a ten round bout here last night in San Francisco.
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