Cubs Hit Three Homers To Beat Phillies 6 1
Cubs win 6 1 over Philadelphia as Hack Wilson Rogers Hornsby and Zack Taylor homer. Wilson ties Babe Ruth and Chuck Klein for league lead. Ray Benge fails to shut out Cubs. Athletics extend losing streak. White Sox, Yankees suffer, Red Sox beat Indians.
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Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Chuck Klein
Yankees
William J. Chipman
Associated Press
Cubs
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Zack Taylor
Wilson
Chicago
Ray Benge
Pat Malone
Phills
Huron All Star Club to Host Yale at State Fairgrounds
Huron's New All Star club heads home Sunday to meet the Yale club at 3 p.m. at the State Fairgrounds. Yale, a fresh organization stronger than the Yale Central South Dakota league team, is expected to present solid opposition. Keil and Rich will form Yale's battery, with Keil noted for recent high strikeouts. The A Star aggregation has impressed manager Jay Brockway and aims to display strong ball-playing on Sunday.
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Huron
Yale Club
State Fairgrounds
Yale
Yale Central South Dakota
Harrold
Highmore
Ruskin Park
Keil
Rich
Yale Battery
Otto Zeigeldorff
Mastro Plans World Featherweight Title Bout in Chicago
Earl Mastro of Chicago aims for the world featherweight championship clash with Andre Routis of France after earning the chance from promoter Paddy Harmon. Mastro earned the title shot by decisively defeating Eddie Shea in ten rounds at Chicago Stadium yesterday.
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Mastro
Chicago
Earl Mastro
Andre Routis
France
Paddy Harmon
Chicago Stadium
Eddie Shea
California Four Seeks Polo Title in Final Clash
The Midwick club of Pasadena Calif seeks its second national polo championship in two weeks meeting Fort Leavenworth Kan in the United States Polo Association final. The Midwicks, last week’s inter circuit champions, defeated Oak Brook Dupage Chicago 14 to 6 yesterday.
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California
Chicago
Altg
Midwick Club
Pasadena
Calif
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United States Polo Association
Midwicks
Oak Brook-Dupage
Net Champ Favored To Annex Sixth Title Today
New York, Aug. 24. Helen Wills, after defeating three opponents in love sets and losing just one game to two others, nears her sixth United States women's singles championship. Only Phoebe Watson stands in her way after a semi final win over Helen Jacobs. Mallory exited doubles, while Covell and Shepherd-Barron reached the final.
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New York
Helen Wills
Mo.a Mallory
Miss Wills
Yesterday's Baseball Results From The Leagues
Postponements dominated yesterday with National League games Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn called off by rain. In the American Association Toledo beat Louisville 11 to 0 while Indianapolis and Columbus tied 6 to 6. Western League saw Omaha edging Wichita 7 to 6 and Des Moines over Topeka 4 to 0, Denver triumphing over Oklahoma City 9 to 8, and Pueblo defeating Tulsa 6 to 5.
Baseball Tonight with Seven AL NL Matchups
American League games include Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit National League feature St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Paul at Milwaukee Toledo at Louisville Indianapolis at Columbus Minneapolis at Kansas City Western League schedule lists Oklahoma City at Denver Tulsa at Pueblo Wichita at Omaha Topeka at Des Moines.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ann
Genie
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul 'S
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukesa Pewee
Toledo
Western
Leaguw
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Omaha
Denver Cms
Topeka
Des Moines Rete A
Pueblo Sieh Eae Aes
American Association St
Novelius wins Wrigley ten mile marathon swim
Martha Novelius, New York, outpaced 45 women from US and Canada to win the Wrigley ten mile marathon swim in Lake Ontario. The professional swimmer completed five laps of a two mile course in 5 hours 24 minutes 22 seconds, earning $10,000 and confirming her status as a top distance contender. Ruth Tower of Denver took second for $3,000, Evelyn Armstrong of Detroit was third with $1,000, Leah Riley of Keansburg earned $600 in fourth, and Hertle received $400 for fifth. Dorothy Widmer of Seattle was the sole other finisher.
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Toronto
Martha Novelius
New York
United States
Canada
Wrigley
Amsterdam
Novelius
Lake Ontario
Ethel Tertle
Ruth Tower
George Crogan
Denver
Evelyn ‘Armstrong
Detroit
Leah Riley
Keansburg
Miss Hertle
Dorothy Widmer
Seattle
Wash
Sunday Football and Baseball Schedules Across Cities
A list of games including Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit St Louis after Boston Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati Minneapolis at Kansas City doubleheader St Paul at Milwaukee Toledo at Louisville doubleheader Indianapolis at Columbus Western League Oklahoma City at Pueblo Tulsa at Denver Wichita at Des Moines Topeka at Omaha. Also boxing results Chicago and surrounding reports note several bouts with Eddie Shea Johnny Burns Roxie Allen Henry Perlick and others in recent matches.
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Early Mastro
Eddie Shea
Chécago
Hene de Vos
Belgium
Johnny Burns
California
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Roxie’ Allen
Camden
N. J
Joey Medill
Henry Perlick
Race for crown of Western Open IX final rounds
Milwaukima Wisconsin Aug 24 The tassel for the Western Open crown bounded into the final 36 hole stretch. Tommy Armour veteran professional shot a record breaking 65 five under par to 136 total for the first 36 holes. Gene Sarazen Italian from Flushing trailed by two strokes with 138. Horton Smith Joplin Mo had 139. Willard Hutchison Jock Hutchison Chicago and Jan Kirkwood 142 crowded with 142s. Also in field Wild Bill Mehthorn Henry Cuici Long Rab MacDonald Frank Walsh Leonard Schmutte Orville Schell Abe Espinosa defending champion Chicago with a 67 yesterday after a 75. Seventy-two entrants finished the first 36 holes with 152 strokes remain in today’s field.
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Milwallima
Wis
Crown
Yommy Armour
Gene Sarazven
Flushing
Horton Smith
Joplin
Willard
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Jan Kirkwood
Wild Bill’ Mehthorn
New York
Henry Cuici
Stratford
Conn
Long
Rab” MacDonald
Medley showdown for 300 meter title at A A U meet
San Francisco August 24 Champion Clarence Crabbe of Honolulu and Walter Spence of Philadelphia race for supremacy in the 300 meter medley at the national A A U swimming championships at Fleishhacker pool. Crabbe leads on points with eleven first places in events including the mile and 440 yard free style while Spence has won the 180 meter free style and placed second in the 440 yard free style.
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Clarence, Crabbe
Honolulu
Walter Spence
Philadelphia
Fleishhacker
Crabbé
Spence
Detroit Tigers fall as reader misses headline on taming Tigers
A sports copy reader was fired after he wrote a general note on a Detroit ball game and failed to lead with the Tigers taming the Tigers. A major league pitcher who balked multiple times last season is noted in the same context.
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Detroit
Tigers
Herman Keeps Lead With .409 Batting Mark In NL
Babe Herman tops the National League batting list at .409 after last Wednesday's games, with Frank O'Doul closing in at .398. Hornsby leads in runs and RBIs, Doul has the most hits, Waner the most triples, Klein the most home runs, and Cuyler leads with 31 steals. Burleigh Grimes tops the pitching table at 16–2 after Guy Bush's loss. Philadelphia leads team batting at .307 and fielding at .976.
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Hreman
Brooklyn
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Herman
Perry
Hornsby
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Traynor
Pittsburgh
Hendrick
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Klein
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Frisch
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Dboul
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Burleigh Grimes
Guy Bush
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Voxx
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Roy John
Sol
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Heilmann
Johnson
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Tom Gachary
Gehringer
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Roomies vie for public links title in Huron
Otis Huddleston and A E Curley Ottum, both roomies, contest the championship at Huron public golf course. Huddleston, a former Huron college student, gets four strokes from Ottum, an auto salesman. They plan to tee off around 8 to 8:30 with 18 holes in the morning of the 36 hole match, the remaining 18 to be played next week.
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Huron
Otis Huddleston
A .E. (Curley
Golf in Water Hazards Rules Clarified
The article explains common infractions at water hazards in golf and clarifies how to proceed when a ball is lost or waterlogged. It notes that a second ball may be teed only where allowed and that the drop must occur at the margin crossing, with options to back up toward the tee or drop closer to the hazard as permitted.
Campolo Brings Relief In U S Heavyweight Promise
Victoria Campolo, the South American heavyweight hope, dazzles with size and speed after a decisive win over Tom Meeney. The 6'6½" fighter, in only 12 pro bouts, shows agility yet exposes openings as observers weigh his potential against past giants like Willard and Dempsey.
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NEA
NEW York
Victoria Campolo
Hemay
Buenos Aires
Big Jess
Jess Willard
Campolo
Jack Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Carl Morris
Wayne
Monte Muni
Big Victoria
Tom Meeney
Heeney
Anzac
Tom
Cilers Trounced 10 To 1 In Hit Parade For Third
Havenite Printers dominated with Buckshot Collins on the mound as they beat the Standard Oilers 10 to 1. Reed and Daum homered, Collins fumbled a ball, Bloodgood scored on the miscue, and the Printers moved into a tie for third place with Standard Oilers and the Elks as the league nears the final week with three postponed games looming.
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Havenite
Diantondball Club & Sound
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Elehe
Reed
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Ho Trouheing
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Elks
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Public Service
Railroaders
Oilers
Armours and Elks
Millers invade K C stronghold in series opener
Chicago Aug 24 Bubbles Hargrave and his St Paul club backed Minneapolis in the opening of the Miller series at Kansas City. St Paul narrowed Kansas City’s lead in the American Association race by beating Milwaukee while the Blues sat idle. The Saint attack revived as they hammered 15 hits for a 12 to 0 win over Milwaukee after a 13 to 4 over Toledo. Paul held Milwaukee to six hits. Jid Strelecki gave up seven runs in the first three innings.
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Bubbles Hargrave
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Blues
Saints
Saint
Brewers
Toledo
Paul
Jid Strelecki
Columbus Senators
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Malcolm Moss
Louisville
Campola May Rise in Heavyweight Showdowns
The piece discusses Campola as a rising heavyweight with potential to win a title, noting early mistakes can be corrected. It mentions possible future matchups with George Godfrey and a planned Ferrpo versus Sharkey showdown, and hints at big gate potential and counter attractions staged by Humbert Fugazy.
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Campola
Firpo
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Humbert Fugazy
Loughran
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