Cubs and Giants split as Cubs win 1-0
Baseball round up reports the Cubs lowing a 1-0 shutout by Halison over the Giants while the Cubs earlier edged New York 4-3. Phils sweep Pirates 2-0 and Dodgers blank St Louis 3-0. Reds beat Boston 6-2. Yankees rally past A's 5-3 as Urban Faber Day gifts fail to halt the win. Red Sox toiled past Tigers 8-5 with 25 Detroit pitchers used.
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Schmeling to sail for Germany after contract dispute
New York reports German heavyweight Max Schmeling had his license revoked by the New York State Athletic Commission for refusing to fight Phil Scott under Humbert Pogazy. He will sail Saturday for a vacation in Germany and would consider fighting Scott if a new contract is offered.
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Sports Briefs From Across North America and Canada
Neville Indiana reports W L Young Macon Georgia signed with Gabe Kauffman promoter to fight Max ing in January. Toronto swimmers top entries for Wrigley 10 mile swim on Lake Ontario Friday with $15,000 purse split among top five. Jasper Alberta hosts second round Canadian amateur golf championship match play with 16 players from US and Canada led by titleholder C Ross Somerville.
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Major League Leaders From August 20 Standings and Stats
National batting uses Herman and Robins at .407 with Hornsby leading runs at 112. Ott tops RBIs at 117, O Doul leads hits with 185. Frederick and Robins pace doubles at 41, Waner triples at 15, Klein homers at 33. Cuyler steals 31 bases. Bush (Cubs) 17 wins, 2 losses. Foxx 37 RBIs, Gehringer 106 runs, Simmons 121 RBIs, Manush 174 hits. Heilmann 28 RBIs, Fonseca 13, Miller 15, Ruth 33, Gehringer 20. Grove (Athletics) 18 wins, 3 losses. Plus Kansas creates a $40,000 fund for law enforcement. $10,000 spent, state collects $12,000 in fines.
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Yesterday's Results and Standings Across Major Leagues
Recap shows results with New York 5 Chicago 4 Boston 12 Detroit 8 St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 Washington 6 Cleveland 2. Standings list Philadelphia New York Cleveland 60 55 St. Louis 60 57 Detroit 58 Washington 50 Chicago 64 Boston 64 Fairmont 14 Cumberland 3 Jeannette 6 Wheeling 1 Scottdale 6 Scottdale at Fairmont Johnstown at Wheeling Jeannette at Charleroi Cumberland at Clarksburg Weill Wheeling Cumberland Fairmont Scottdale Jeannette Johnstown Clarksburg ranked data included.
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Diminutive tennis star aims for glory at Forest Hills
Forest Hills N Y Aug 21 A five foot tall not yet 17 year old Sarah Palfrey Brookline Mass has flashed into fame on the west side courts. In the national championship she reached the third round of the women's singles where she defeated Dorothy Shepherd Barron. Proud protegee of Mrs Hazel Wightman she weighs 115 pounds but has gained ten pounds since last year and believes she will not match Helen Wills or Betty Nuthall in size yet shows speed guile and court craft.
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Boston and New York boxers win tightly matched bouts
In Boston Jim Malonery defeats Riccardo Hertazzolo in a ten round match. In New York George Hoffman edges Salvatore Ruggirello in ten rounds. In Indianapolis Chuck Wiggins beats AL Friedman in ten rounds. All bouts reported by The Associated Press from recent fights last night.
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Rascals Top Knottsville as Wright Dominates on Mound
Wis Paul Wright fired a superb nine inning performance for the Grafton Rascals, limiting Knottsville to one run on eight hits while fanning eleven. Peer starred defensively and at the plate, driving in runs and making a key one handed grab. Dalton baffled the Rascals with nine strikeouts for Knottsville, but Wright’s early burst and fourth inning rally sealed the win.
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Grid players hear talk on eligibility at Grafton High
Principal E M Tomlinson addressed about 30 grid iron aspirants on balancing studies with football. Enrollment targets plan subjects for fall, term begins September 9, and players return to school by September 1 for camp. Japanese government acquires 500000 bushels of American shad and aims to produce more.
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Overnight News Highlights From Around The World
A roundup of brief items reports resignations and diplomatic disputes in Washington Lima and Annapolis. Plans for postponed racing plane tests in Maryland and a referendum upholding city manager government in Washington are noted. Other items include a $6.25 million prison program announcement, surviving a suicide claim, a major liner fire in Havre, and Manchurian propaganda battles.
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Portland Bride Elizabeth Chapman Married at Williston Church
Mrs. Alger B. Chapman becomes a bride as her daughter Elizabeth wed with Rev. Hilda Libby Ives officiating at Williston Congregational Church in Portland Maine. The ceremony was conducted by the officiant and attended by family.
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Wealthy coal magnate leaps to his death at Warwick
Colonel Walter T. Bradley, 58, a wealthy coal magnate, reportedly leaped from the 18th floor of the Warwick hotel in Philadelphia. Police believe suicide. illness and failing eyesight noted by Henry 8. Martin, president of the firm bearing the colonel's name.
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Signor Campolo the Argentine Butcher Seeks World Title
Associate Press sketch about Signor Victoria Campolo, the Argentine butcher turned heavyweight hopeful, and his manager Gustavo Leneve. The camp includes a secretary and interpreter as they plot a bid for the world title, aiming to face Max Schmeling and others, with Campolo claiming a 1930 shot and big plans beyond boxing.
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