Cubs Cinch First Place By 'rerenditins Grafton Twice
Locals prove no match for Reppert nine as Grafton loses 11 to 2 and 18 to 0 in a twin bill. Pats Walters fails on mound and three errors leading to costly plays, while Rosemont fuels a record 10 errors. Johnny Tramontina briefly steadies before wild fifth inning. Babe Barna homers twice for the Rosemont club.
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Moody skips national. tennis moguls furious
New York dispatch notes Mrs Helen Wills Moody will not take part in the women's national event angering tennis moguls who expected her on a lush gate day. The item also touches on Wimbledon rematch chatter and other sporting rumors.
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Gibson Wins Lipton Cup At Annual Yacht Event
R Hammond Gibson of Easton won the Lipton Cup and the Graham Memorial trophy at the Chesapeake Bay Yacht club regatta sailed near Oxford Maryland. His Red Jacket earned two firsts and a second in the Lipton three race series for 68 points while 45 points were added in the Johnson Memorial series.
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For Sale 5000 Bushels of Peaches by Welton Bros Orchard Co
Petersburg West Virginia advertises 5000 bushels of peaches for sale. The Welton Bros Orchard Co promises good roads to orchards and indicates availability in the area.
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Grafton’s season ends in lopsided losses to fall short in league race
Grafton’s league baseball season closed with a double loss to drop to third in the standings as Philippi Red Sox and Rosemont moved toward a five game playoff. The Potters were swept, while Rosemont’s team and the Red Sox’ strong hitting loom large for the championship series with Lefty Hutchinson and Joe Dugan expected to pitch.
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Ed Reppert
Mike Leatherwood
League
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Jess Holbert
Ween
Tigers Sweep Yankees as Giants Narrow Lead
Detroit’s Schoolboy Rowe hurled a three hitter and homered as the Tigers beat the Yankees 6 0 to extend their lead to eight games. The Giants won and lost as they held a slim margin over St Louis and Chicago, while the Cardinals took a twin bill split with Boston. Brooklyn swept Pittsburgh in a doubleheader and Washington outlasted Cleveland in ten innings.
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JAWNS TRY TO REGAIN MID-ATLANTIC LEAD IN BASEBALL
Johnstown lost ground in the Mid Atlantic race as a 3-1 win over Portsmouth failed to overtake Dayton, who beat Charleston 5-1 to maintain a one game margin. Eisenstat hurled for Dayton, while Red Swain limited Johnstown to five hits. Akron won 6-4 over Huntington as Zanesville edged Beckley.
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International swimming meet opens amid warm Tokyo action
Vandalia Ohio hosts the grand American program through Friday at the American Trapshooting Association site. Japan leads in the three day world supremacy meet with Nogami winning the 800 meter freestyle in 10 02.4, Medica taking 100 meter freestyle in 57.2, and the Americans closing the gap to 2 points behind Japan as the final events approach.
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Hiroshi Nogami
Rikkyo University
Jack Medica
Seattle
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Ishi Harada
Japan
S. Makino
Peter Fick
New York Athletic Club
Masanori Rusa
Nihon University
T. Arai
Young coach Willaman dies after illness at 45
Sam Willaman, renowned football coach at Western Reserve University and former Ohio State and Iowa State mentor, died in Cleveland after two emergency operations for a chronic intestinal ailment. Born in Salem Ohio, he starred at Ohio State, coached Iowa State in 1922, led Buckeyes as an assistant and head coach, then guided Western Reserve to a Four title before passing. Funeral services set for Western Reserve chapel at 10 am with burial in Salem at 1:30 pm.
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Sam Williaman
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Canzoneri Fights Klick Again In San Francisco Bout
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion meets Frankie Klick in a ten round non title bout in San Francisco. Klick has lost to Canzoneri previously in three fights two decisions and a technical knockout. The match, sponsored by the San Francisco Press Club, drew about 8,000 fans expected.
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Tony
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College All Stars Develop Notre Dame System For Bears Match
Chicago August 19 The College All Stars under Head Coach Frank Thomas focus on defense against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29. Thomas plans to name four starting backs by week’s end while Halas scouts for new quarterbacks to replace Brumbaugh and Molesworth and a tackle to fill Lyman’s shoes as Chicago refines its passing attack.
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Temple Speedster Shows Heels to European Runners
Strasbourg dispatch notes Enlace Peacock of Temple outpaced Europe’s fastest while previously defeating top American sprinters. The American track team faced a mix of French and German stars in a recent meet abroad, highlighting Peacock’s continued dominance despite travel and foreign competition.
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Peacock Dominates with Four Firsts in Measured Meet
Peacock claimed four first places including 100 yards in 9.6 seconds, 100 meters in 10.6 seconds, a 24 feet 4.5 inches broad jump, and 200 meters. The Americans topped the program with wins in 12 of 16 events.
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Dudley Wins Acadia Meet at Acacia Country Club
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia won the 72 hole Acadia Country Club event with 285 to take $700 first prize in the $3,500 Wolf Tournament. Clarence Clark and Teri Johnson tied for second at 286 after Dudley rallied with a 71 in the final round. Babe Ruth kept score informally while Bam-Dino provided entertainment for the galleries.
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Teri Johnson
Decatur
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Five Wounded in Cabin Creek Fight Reported
Five men sustained buckshot wounds in a Cabin Creek fight near Charleston. All suspects were arrested and held for investigation. In Wheeling, a park exhibit features clay dinosaurs by Van Vochem Curtin and Jim Handlan Jr at the camp nature museum.
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Holiday Proclaimed for Junior Order Convention
Mayor E C Eddings proclaims August 23 and 24 as a holiday for the annual convention of the Junior Order United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America. In Weston an old trash dumping ordinance will be used to compel cleanup of city heaps.
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Two Youths Held for New Bedford Robbery
Charleston youths are held for New Bedford officers on charges of robbery and assaulting Stewart Rowland. The men were detained after an alleged attack in Charleston on the way to massachusetts authorities.
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Standings and Today’s National League Schedule
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 3 9 Pittsburgh 0 3 Chicago 8 5 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 1 9 Detroit 6 New York 0 Washington 5 Cleveland 2 Boston 5 St Louis 2 St Louis 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 13 Washington 4 Chicago Philadelphia rain Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago New York Detroit Boston St Louis
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