Pittsburgh Pirates Rise In Second Division Pace
The Pittsburgh Pirates win 6 5 over St Louis as they push for first four in the National League. Paul Waner drives in two while Remy Kremer falters early but steadies to seal the victory. The day sees tied races as the Cubs, Reds, Giants, and Yankees also influence the pennant chase.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Lloyd Winer
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Chicago Cuble
St. Louis Cardinals
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Philadelphia Athletics
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York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ty Cobb Expects Rest Before Possible Return
Ty Cobb, after over two decades at the top, is resting in Augusta, Georgia. He says he may return if a good offer comes but insists he will not play again. Cobb notes baseball has changed, criticizes the game’s pace, and predicts the Athletics will win the American pennant while the Cubs repeat in the National.
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Ingweigt
Pelle
Cubs
New Putters Rise as Horton Smith Threatens Hagen
Americans increasingly take up miniature golf while experts stress putting as the key to success. Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan are noted for superior putting, with Horton Smith emerging as a rising specialist around the greens threatening Hagen's dominance.
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Burt
Bobby Jones
Interlachen
Ket Magen
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Hagen
Horton Smith
NEA Servier. Inc
Knights of Pythias Edges Fire Department In B League
Knights of Pythias defeated Fire Department 18 to 8 to reclaim second place in the B diamondball league. Johnson and Bowers for the Pythians and Stafford and M Teuber shared duties as pitchers. Fire Department errors aided the lodge men who pulled away after six innings while the Huron Boosters and schedule notes followed.
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al Stars
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H. Teuber
Huron Club Hosts Milwaukee Giants in Six O'Clock Clash
The Huron Boosters meet the Mc Cay Nolan Giants of Milwaukee at the C. N. W. railroad athletic park at 6 PM. Milwaukee’s colored team touts a strong Western and Southwestern record as manager Fisher eyes an upset win for Huron. Lineups feature Diamond, Burns, Doyle, Van Lunt and Captain Mack leading the Giants.
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Roosters
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Van
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Doyle
C. Bloodgead
Hanson
Childs
Peyton
Collin
Lunt
Peterson
Youth Versus Experience In Seabright Tennis Tourney
In Seabright New Jersey today 18 year old Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena faces 35 year old Davis Cup veteran Richard N Williams of Philadelphia in the Sea Bright invitation event. Williams won the national championship when Vines was a baby.
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N. J
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Calif
Richard N. Williams
Philadelphia
Vines
Fargo Athlete Will Make Japanese Trip
Thirteen players were named by Coach Nelson H Norgren to join the University of Chicago baseball squad for the fifth Maroon tour of Japan departing Monday. The roster includes Pitcher William Knowles of Fargo North Dakota. Rube Marquardt, former National League star, manages and hits for Jacksonville as the Lions of Montgomery Alabama face him after a late run.
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Japan
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Rube
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Wins and Big Plays
AP reports Lou Gehrig hit a double a triple and his 30th and 31st homers in a seven run Yankee outburst against the Athletics. Paul Waner and Lloyd Waner contributed two doubles and a run for the Pirates in a split with the Cardinals. Eddie Morgan drove in five for Indiana with two doubles and three singles in a win over Detroit.
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Lou Gehtiz
Yankees
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Tloyd Waner
Pirates
Acaurea
Cardinals
George Sister
Braves
Robin Eppa Rizer
Reds
Cubs
Eddie Morgan
Indiango
Tigers
Wisconsin Plans To Control Big Ten Athletics
Wisconsin plans proposed changes to limit spring football and off season basketball practice. The Badger Athletic Council argues it would raise scholastic standings and curb over emphasis on college athletics. Football season in New York opens September 27 with Columbia debut under Lou Little against Middlebury.
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Big Ten
University of Wisconsin Athletic Council
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New York
Columbia
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Middlebury
Senators Lacking It Yet Play Ball in Gutsy Era
A patchwork sports chronicle notes the Senators struggle with form but play hard. Quotes from figures like O Geffy and anecdotes from 1910 reflect changing baseball dynamics, gravity effects on pitches, and crowd reactions as players chase balls and fence lines.
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Senators
O'Geoffy
Act
American Association Teams Rest In Preparation For Pennant Drive
Americans pause for a holiday before a new pennant push led by the Louisville Colonels. St Paul opens at Toledo and Minneapolis visits Columbus as two games yesterday failed to alter the race. Milwaukee meets Indianapolis while Kansas City faces Louisville on their home ground.
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Kansas City
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Colpigls
Rapid City Juniors Take District Title
Rapid City wins district title in a Junior American Legion baseball game. Rapid City scored 10 runs in the first two innings, added six more in the fifth, with Newell driving in runs in the third and sixth. E. Salem pitched the first five innings, limiting opponents to two hits, followed by Bradford who allowed two more hits.
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Lighting Last Night Lights and Winners Reported
Cleveland and Winston Salem results list Frimo Carrera of Italy defeating George Cook and Frankie Wine stopping Jarvis Smothers. Bud Taylor beat Mickey Genara in Indianapolis. Midael Wolgast defeated Speedy Dado in Los Angeles, with Cy Blue Larkspur securing $272 in winnings.
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Italy
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Australia
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Frankie Wine
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Terre Haute
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New York
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