Pirates Hand Cubs Fourth Beating In Three Days
At Forbes Field the Pirates routed the Cubs 15 to 0 marking their 12th win over Chicago this season and the fourth straight in three days. Bush gave way after 4 innings amid 10 hits and eight earned runs as Henry Meine shined for the Pirates. Hal Traynor and Paul Waner led with four and three hits respectively.
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Chaipman
Associated Press
Cubs
Pirates
Forbes Field
Guy Bush
Bruins
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Buccaneers
Grimes
Blake Burleigh Grimes
Fred Blake
Dreyfuss
Joe McCarthy
Bush
Corsairs
Art Nehl
Henry Meine
Meine
Hal Traynor
Clarke
Hemsley
Paul Waner
Hubbell
Carl Hubbell
Travis Jackson
Ebbetts Field
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Chuck Klein
Hack Wilson
Melvin Ott
Phillies
Braves
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Red Sox
Macks
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Rommel
Athletics
Blues Open Last Road Trip as AA Series Begins
Kansas City Blues start a four game set in Milwaukee to begin their final trip around the American Association circuit with a lead of 11 1 2 games. Max Thomas limited the Saints to five hits while Arch Campell yielded nine. Columbus beat Louisville 6 5 and Indianapolis lost to Toledo. Joe Eddleman outdueled three Minneapolis pitchers as Milwaukee won 13 6. Labor Day sports at Ruskin Park feature two baseball games Letcher vs Forestburg and Huron All Stars vs Howard with a Ford race and stock car event listed.
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Duitch Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Max Thomas
Saints
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Columbus
Louisville
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Joe Eddleman
Minneapolis
Ruskin Park
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Semnoha
Baseball Schedule for Today Across Leagues
American League games Washington at New York Cleveland at Chicago National League New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh American Association Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City Louisville at Columbus Toledo at Indianapolis Western League Tulsa at Oklahoma City Topeka at Wichita Omaha at Des Moines Pueblo at Denver
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Brooklyn
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Des Moines
Topeka
Pueblo
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Berry
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Oklahoma
Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Sunday slate features 12 games with rivals and regional showdowns. Detroit visits St Louis while Cleveland travels to Chicago and Philadelphia plays Washington. Boston hosts New York in a key National League clash.
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Detroit
Yesterday's Results in New York and Baseball Standings
Summary of yesterday's baseball results with scores for New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh and other city matchups. Includes postponed Washington at New York and multiple league results across Columbus Louisville Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis Denver Pueblo Wichita Topeka Tulsa Oklahoma and Omaha.
Women's title at stake today in Cleveland final
Two finalists Mrs. C. S. Hill of Kansas City and Mrs. Gregg Lifar of Los Angeles meet in the 36 hole finale for the western women's championship at Mayfield County club in Cleveland. Hill led Peggy Wattles 3 and 2 in yesterday's semifinal while Lifar edged Kathleen Wright one up.
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C. S. Hill
Kansas City
Gregg Lifar
Los Angeles
Kathleen Wright
Bobby Jones shoots 67 at Pebble Beach to set record
Bobby Jones, the four time American Amateur champion and three time open winner, carded a 67 at Pebble Beach in practice for the national amateur golf championship. His score beat the course record by three and five strokes under par, signaling a dominant start to the event.
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Pebble Beach
del Monte
Calif
America
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New York
California
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Georgia Tech
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Football rules reshape the game from brutal clashes to open play
A 1929 shift toward social amenities and wider passing marks a change from Spike Kelly era brutality to open field football. The piece notes rule changes, lateral and backward passes, and increased running, predicting a less violent game and more strategic play. It also mentions Roy Riegels’ infamous 1928 run and historic forward passes.
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NEA
Spike Kelly
Spike
Roy Riegels
Spike Kelley
George Bucklay
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Kelly
Golf Rule On Ball Striking a Person On Course
The rule states that if a ball is stopped or deflected by any external agency or by a forecaddy it is a rule of the green and the ball shall be played from the spot where it lies. If the ball strikes a person on the course such as a groundkeeper it must be played from where it comes to rest after the contact.
One Million Moves Across Gameness Said in Sports
The piece lampoons moves across games from checkers to wrestling and boxing, noting endless options in golf, poker, bridge, and baseball with quirky asides. It blends playful anecdotes about players, eras, and notable incidents to illustrate the idea of limitless strategy.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
East-West Tennis Meet Opens Today at Forest Hills
The East-West tennis series starts at Forest Hills with three singles and one doubles on day one. Matches run through Monday with three more singles and two doubles. no play Sunday. Players include J Gilbert Hall N J Bradshaw Harrison Wash Richard Williams II Pa Philadelphia Phil Neer Portland Frank Shields New York Harris Coggeshall Des Moines. Doubles pair Williams and Shields meet Marion and Neer.
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Phil. Neer
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Frank Shields
New York
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
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Shields
Marrison
Neer
Lott and Doeg Favored In National Doubles Final
George M. Lott Jr of Chicago and John Hope Doeg of Santa Monica were favored to defeat Berkeley Bell and Lewis N. White of Texas in the championship round of the 48th national doubles tournament in Brookline Mass.
Saratoga Closing Classic Stakes Attracts Rich Purse
Saratoga Springs will feature a closing classic with a purse over 50 600 for 11 two year olds led by favorites Which One and Boojum from the Harry Payne Whitney stable in the 25th running of the Hopeful Stakes.
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Saratoga
Harry Payne Whitney
Boojum
Polo Tourney Opens At Meadowbrook Club Clash
New York August 31 Sands Point faces the Anglo American Hastcotts in the opening clash of the national open polo championship at Meadowbrook club Westbury New York. The event features two 30 goal teams in a high stakes season opener.
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Hastcotts
Meadowbrook Club
Westbury
New York Man Wins $25,000 in Water Marathon
Edward F. Keating of New York won the fourth annual Wilgley 15 mile water marathon in Toronto, finishing 8 hours 18 minutes 13 seconds and beating 237 rivals. He earned $25,000 and denied Germany’s Ernest Vierkoetter second place and $5,000 amid old feud. Norman Ross of Chicago took third earning $2,000. Isador Spender, 16, from Port Colborne, Ontario, was fourth with $1,600. Mendell Burditt of Toronto was fifth, $1,000, and Myton Dix of Venice, California, sixth, $500. The field included 238 starters.
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Vierkoetter
Keating
Lake George
Norman Ross
Chicago
Ross
Isador, Spender
Port Colborne
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Mendell Burditt
Myton Dix
Venice
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Hese
Saylor Captures Third Major Title at Huron Club
Dr H I Saylor won the Hu ron country club 36 hole handicap tourney final over Jack Frost seven up and two to play to annex a third major title this season. Frost stumbled early by driving into a creek as Saylor built a commanding lead with four straight holes late in the second nine. Saylor also claimed this year’s club championship and Buick cup title.
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Huron Country Club
Jack Frost
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Saylor
Dr. Saylor
Jockey Johnny Callahan wins six straight at Aque duct meet
Jockey Johnny Callahan rode to victory in six consecutive races over the final two days of the spring meeting at Aque duct in 1920. Pitcher Chuck Galeria, a left-hander, joined the Wichita Falls club on loan to the Springfield Midgets and won a six hit game after a cross country trip. Johnny Weissmuller continues to be seen frequently on New York golf courses.
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Chuck Galeria
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Johnny Weissmuller
New York
Griffith Set to Fight Walker in Chicago Showdown
Chicago August 31 Mickey Walker reigning middleweight champion and claimant of the heavyweight claim signs to meet Jerry Griffith the Sioux City tough man in a Chicago stadium bout after a California run. Walker and manager Jack Kearns head coastward after signing with Paddy Harmon to face Griffith late October or early November. Kearns said Walker would meet either Young Stribling or Yule Okun in San Francisco next month in a light heavyweight clash and defend his middleweight title in Los Angeles early in October.
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Jerry Griffith
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Chicago Stadium
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Paddy Harmon
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Kearns
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Yule Okun
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Herman's mark slips to .405 in latest batting leader list
Babe Herman still tops John Heydler's batting chart but slips to .405 as of last Wednesday. O'Doul and others chase, with Hornsby, Waner, Klein and Frisch among leaders in runs, hits, doubles, triples, and steals. Pitching and fielding leaders cover Grimes, Earnshaw, Grove, and the Philadelphia A's, who lead team batting and fielding standings.
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Armours Rout Elks To Clinch Half Title In Diamondball Series
Armours defeated the Elks 17 to 7 to claim the city half title and advance to the world series represent Huron in the South Dakota State Diamondball tournament. Kenner and Perrin pitched for their clubs as Armour’s rally produced eight runs in the third and seven more in the fifth.
Blind Bogey Tour Opens Monday at Municipal Links
Pliny the last blind bogey tour of the season begins Monday at the municipal golf links. Clyde Smith, grounds committee chair, announces eighteen holes with entrants selecting handicaps to yield scores from 65 to 75. First prize is a case of near beer. next four receive three golf was. Qualifying rounds for the final handicap tourney are set for Sunday and Monday.
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Municipal Golf Links
Clyde Smith
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