Braves Fight On Giants Edge Series Hope With Fifth Win
Braves chase crucial six games with New York Giants after a 4 3 win over the Cardinals as Wally Berger homered twice. Giants schedule doubleheaders amid washouts, while Senators gain on Yankees in the American League with Bridges and Crowder trading blows. White Sox and Indians split, Jones and Durham star as Boston extends slide.
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Boston
New York
Senators
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Giants
Braves
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Wally Berger
Chuck Klein
Polo Grounds
Terrymen
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Dewoit
Fred Marberry
Bridges
Alvin Crowder
Rainouts and scores across leagues in late action
National League games featured St Louis Boston delays with rainouts while Detroit and Washington split, Auker Hogsett and Paseh noted. American League matchups saw Washington and Detroit in two games with varied results. Minor leagues reported Columbus over St Paul, Louisville over Milwaukee, and other scores. several games postponed due to wet grounds and rain in Nebraska Northern and Manitoba leagues.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Boston
Carleton
Johnsen
Hogan
Washington
Detroit
E $ Crowder
and Hayworth
Auker
Hogsett
Pase
Chicago
Kline
Rhodes
Fer Grube
New York
Cleveland
Dickecer
Brow
Spon-t
E. Pet
Philadelphia
St. Lani Ak
National League
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American ¢ Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Coffey Elected President of American Trapshooting
Coffey of Prairie City is elected president of the American Trapshooting Association after polling concludes in Vandalia Ohio. Central zone Vice President is Phellis of New York City and other zone officers include R A King of Wichita Falls Texas and S W Shraman of Salt Lake City. In St Louis Allen Whitlow defeats Lou Tecry with a 60 to ? edge.
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Coffey
U.S
Vandalia
Avg 4K
Prairie City
American Trapshooting Association
Cn. Phellis
New York City
R. A. King
Wichita Falls
Texas
S. Wshraman
Salt Lake City
All's Not Play For Champion Gridders
Southern California Trojans gear up for a third straight national bid under Coach Howard Jones. Returning lettermen like Cal Clemens and Inky Watkyns train while doing odd jobs off campus, from ditch digging to painting. Catalina Island prospects Gordon Clark and Gar Mathews join warmups, as others juggle film work and summer duties to stay in shape for the upcoming season.
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Erskine Johnsos
NBA
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Howard Jones
Troy
Cal Clemens
Washington
Inky Watkyns
Notre Dame
Julie Mescos
Bob MccNeish
Johnny Seixas
Dave Packard
Ward Browning
Catalina Island
Gordon Clark
Fulback
Gar Mathews
Griffith
Homer Giffith
Warburton
Aaron Rosenberg
Kenneth Fay
Ford Palmer
Bob Erskine
Hollywood Film, Studies
Tony Beard
Sacramento
George Lady
Emnie Smith
Mercer
Curtis
Youell
Cotter
al Heboin
Johnny Siexas
University of Southern Californa
Trojan
Tim
Gat Mathews
Julius Bescos
Hob McNish
Postpone Play In Doubles Tournament
BROOKLINE MASS Aug. Owing to unplayable Longwood courts torn up in yesterday's matches played in rain officials of the national doubles tournament decided to hold over today's program until tomorrow. Vines and Gledhill defend titles face Tidball and Mako. Quist and Turnbull meet Perry and Wilde versus Shields and Parker in Milwaukee. other Australian pairs and British entries await resumes.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Tomar
Lynne
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Vines
Gledhill
Jack
Tidball
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Australia
Crawford
Vivian McGrath
George Lott
Lester Stoetens
Wilmer Allison
Johnny Var Ryn
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Fred Perry
England
Frank
A. D. Wilde
Frank X. Shields
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Prosperity League Schedule Altered by Wet Grounds
The Prosperity diamondball league postponed a game between the Ghosts and Red Birds due to wet grounds. No games tonight. tomorrow features Giants and Red Birds with three carryover games from last week, reshaping the schedule.
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Sgaimayer
the Ghosts
Red Birds
Tomorow
Giants
Huron Linksmen Set Warmup For City Championship
Golfers eyeing the third annual Huron city championships will be offered a practice window on each of three city courses next week. Courtesy two day practice tickets accompany a 50 cent entry fee, with qualifiers beginning September 3 at 8 am and matches starting at 1 pm. Women’s plan to be announced later, entries close Friday night September 1.
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Country Club
North ‘Western
Henry Teuber
George Quile
North Western
Smith Cup Tourney Advances to Quarter and Semi Finals
Golfers sped through favorable weather as Smith Cup entries filled the bracket. Hinmiar and Matson reached the semi finals after Benson bowed out. Sayler and Dr. Saylor advanced in the upper bracket with Sayler facing Hinmian in the semis pending the Burton vs McKeon quarter final winner. Burton beat Jacobson 2 and 2 to reach the next round.
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John Hinmiar
Ross’ Matson
Boyd Bénison
Benson
G. F. McCannon
Matson
Dr. H. L. “Saylor
B. H. Sebatefer
Savainee Howard ‘Sayler
Ir. Hinmian
Harry Burton
George McKeon
Burton
Gust Jacobson
Baseball roundup with multiple leagues and players
Yesterday's Stars reports Wally Berger and Sam Jones starring as Braves and White Sox win. Berger hits two home runs and trips, boosting Braves over Senators while Jones and Durham contribute for the White Sox in a double victory. Page thirteen sports coverage notes broader scores and highlights.
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Associated Press
Wally Berger
Braves
Cosuseeee
Senators
Sam Jones
Durham
White Sox
Eastern Poloists Seek Open Title
New York Aug 24 With replacement east team Tommy Hitchcock led Sands Point in the recent intersectional series but failed to beat the west now aiming for the Open Championship at Meadow Brook next month Hitchcock the games top goals leader will lead the east squad joined by Earle Hopping and Raymond Gest with Robert Lehman also in the quartet Two western stars Cecil Smith and Fimer Boegeke Jr join the field also in the open With others including Eric Pedley Aidan Roark and H W Williams not competing due to injuries
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New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Meadow Brook
Hitchcock
Sands Point
Earle
Hopping
Raymond R. Gest
Robert Lehman
Baseball Comeback Forecast By Hickey
Minneapolis August 1 Thomas J Hickey American Association president expects a quick baseball comeback once other enterprises move forward He notes reduced gate receipts but large bargain day turnouts show fans want their baseball Hickey plans playoff guidance for the association with Columbus and the Millers likely to compete He cites a 23000 crowd in Kansas City as evidence that fans will rally when the market improves
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Hickey Minneapolis
Thomas
J. Hickey
Hickey
Minneapolis
Association
Columbus
Te Millers
Natean
Hickeey
Kansas City
Lovery
Dream game stars surge at Soldier Field in grid clash
Chicago hosts the all star East versus West football classic under lights at Soldier Field. West features seven former Southern California standouts coached by Howard Jones, while the East relies on Harry Newman of Michigan and receivers from Notre Dame Northwestern and Ohio State. Crowd near 35 000 expected to witness the showdown of top grid talents and strategic prowess.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Howard Jones
Southern
Carolnia
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Warner
Middle West
South
Hanley
West
South California
Harry Newman
Michigan
Newman
Pug Rentner
Frank Baker
Roy Horstmann
Purdue
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio State
Wesley Fesler
Douthit Wins Net Tourney In Dakota Closed
Aberdeen August 24 Don Douthit of Sioux Falls won his first major Dakota tennis title by defeating defending champion Arthur Brunstedt Rapid City 6 3 6 1 in the singles final after nine hours across four teams. Douthit and partner Maurice Lynnott/Pat Murphy retained doubles titles with a rain interrupted final 6 3 5 3 6 6 result, defeating the Pierre duo. Brunstedt previously claimed doubles honors five years ago with Charles Hendgck.
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Aberdeen
Don Douthit
Sioux Falls
Dakotas
Arthur Brunstedt
Rapid City
Sest
Old
Pierre
Pat Murphy
Maurice Lynnott
Brunstedt
Charles Hendgck
Douthit'si
Wan
Ih. Franks Enright
Dell. Rapida
Barneys New York Home Rated Start For Title Fight
Barney Ross returns to his birthplace at 252 Rivington Street New York for first visit since childhood as he begins training to defend the lightweight crown against Tony Canzoneri in a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds on Sept 12. He cites Dempsey and Canzoneri as idols and recalls rising from Chicago amateur champ to world champion.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Rivington Street
East
Barney Ross
Barnett Rosofsky
Chicago
Barney
Jefferson Place
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Polo Grounds
Saye Barney
Dempsey
Can‘zonori
Jackie
Kid Berg
Inary
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Harley Bess
Ed Durham
Red Sox
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al Simmons
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Louisville
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Indianapolis
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Lincoln
Winnipeg
Brandon
Superior
Moorhead Fargo
Crookston
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ST. Louis-Allen Whitlow
Phoenix
Ariz
Lou ‘Tecry
St. Lailis
Prosperity League
Omerican Leagt
Topeka
Des Moines
Springgela
St. Joseph
Omaha
Bartlesville
Joplin
Muskogee
Sioux
Norfolk Ewes
Pale
Indianapolois
Tiger
Roy) Willams
Sammy A Slaughter
Orence
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
Spencer Abbot
Spencer Abbott
Portland
Douthit
Art Brunstedt
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