Browns Stop Yanks With Ten Run Victory
In a high scoring day the Browns routed the Yankees 10 to 0 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Pipgras and Nekola were roughed up as Gray held the Yankees to seven hits. Drake, Goslin, and Brantley paced the Browns offense with 1 run and critical safeties.
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Yanks
Associated Preas
Onnie Mack
Chiago
White Sox
Mose Grove
Pipgras
Nekola
Yy Gray
Yankee
Senators
Tigers
Broxton
Goslin
Dei
Cleveland
Inlang
Red Sox
Cubs
Bruins
Philadelphia
Fred Bini
Mike Cvengros
Cy Williams
Phillies
Guy Bush
Athletics Stop Yankees Huggins Wreck ’Em
Aug 23 Chicago reports two damage suits totaling 350000 filed in superior court. Miss June McAllister 24 entertainment at Club Algiers sues Harry Stebbings Lake Shore Athletic Club president West Wood Working Co alleged grounds not disclosed.
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N Superior Court
June McAllister
Algiers
Harry Stebbings
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Stebbings
West Wood Working Company
England
Boxing results from last night across cities
Waterbury and Meriden bouts produced decisions with Kap outpointing Trabon in a 10 rounder. Hunt versus Cook ended in a draw. Lamorte beat Swartz in Newark by outpoint at 15 rounds.
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Waterbury
Conn
Louis Kap
Meriden
Middies Could Host 1931 Big Six Game At Annapolis
Discussion notes possible arrival of the middies in 1931 if 60,000 spectators can be accommodated. The 1930 contest slated to be played in the East, with plans under consideration for venue and attendance.
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Annapolis
Ingram
Pittsburgh bout ends with controversial foul finish
Cuddy Demarco of Charleroi defeated Tiger Joe Randall of Elizabeth in McKeesport when Randall knocked him down just after the bell. A second bout with a grudge theme is planned as fans expect strong interest in the ensuing scrap. A double header with Reds pitchers Kolp and Donahue sparks talk of further excursions to the big city. In Dallas, SMU and the United States Naval Academy may play the second game of two scheduled football meetings.
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Pittsburgh
Cuddy Demarco
Charleroi
Joe Randall
Elizabeth Negro
McKeesport
Randall
Cubs
Cuddy
Cincinnati
Wil
Kolp
Donahue
Reds
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
United States Naval Academy
Ingram
Fout
Sharpshooters Vie For Honors At Meet
Vandalia Aug 23 trapshooters from across North America faced pits for the grand American championship. Entrants numbered over 1000, placed by handicap from 16 to 26 yard lines in the contest for the elay pigeon mark fien title.
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Vandalia
North America
Armour Tops Field in Western Open Qualifying
Tommy Armour, former national open champion, shot 65 to lead the field of 170 golfers from the east and middlewest entering the second stage of the Western Open Championship. Horton Smith was one stroke back and a group at par 69 followed, including Gene Sarazen, Dick Nelson, Frank Walsh, and others. Abe Espinosa of Chicago is among the standings as the event progresses.
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Milwaukee
Tommy Armour
East
Middlewest
Horton | Smith
Joslin
Smith
Gene Saraizen
Flushing
Long Island
Dick Nelson
Indianapolis
Frank Walsh
Appleton
Wis
Henry Cuieif Stratford
Conn
Wilelard Hutchinson
Glencoe
Bob MacDonald
Chicago
Leonard Schmutte
Lima
Abe Espinosa
Wide Field Of Amateurs Chases Crown Lead by Fisher
Fisher led more than 100 amateurs seeking the crown as the first qualifying round produced low scores. The prior year’s champion trailed by ten strokes behind Armour, with Jim Carverry, Harry Hampton, Jock Hutchinson of Chicago posting 70s, and others including George Sargent Columbus Ohio Johnny Fisher Cincinnati Wild Bill Mehlhorn New York Bobby Cruikshank Alter Murray Gary Indiana and Harley Denny Green Bay Wisconsin finishing at 71.
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Armour
Jim Carverry
Harry Hampton
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
George Sargent
Columbus
Ohio
Johnny Fisher
Cincinnati
National League Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Games
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 6 New York 2, Chicago 16 Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 13 Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 5 Boston 4. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston. Additional scores: St. Louis 10 New York 0, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3, Washington 6 Detroit 1. Boston Cleveland rain. Further games: Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, New York at St. Louis.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Boston-Cleveland
Cleveland
V. L
Oston
L Pet
Chicago Boston
Charleroi tops Jeannette in 11–7 thriller
In the Mid-Atlantic League Charleroi defeated Jeannette 11 to 7. Other games mention rain with Johnstown at Wheeling, Cumberland at Clarksburg, Charleroi at Fairmont, and Jeannette at Scottdale.
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Charleroi
Jeannette
Johnstown
Wheeling
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Scottdale
Major League Leaders With August 22 Updates
National league leaders include Herman Robins at bat 409 and Hornsby with 114 runs for the Cubs. Ott leads RBI with 117 for the Giants while O'Doul tops hits at 188. Frederick Robins doubles 42 and Waner Pirates triples 15. Klein Phillies hits 33 homers. Cuyler Cubs steals 31. Grimes Pirates 16 wins. Foxx Athletics .383. Gehringer Tigers 121 RBIs. Simmons Athletics 121 runs batted in. An elevator operator in Enid Oklahoma discovers a need for an airplane propeller. He attaches it to a tractor to dry wheat.
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SUNS
Ott
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Hitls— O'Doul
Phillies
Frederick
Waner
Pirates
Enid
Okla
Norsewoman Molla Mallory Shines In National Tennis
Forest Hills Aug 23 Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory the Norsewoman makes a strong comeback by defeating Betty Nuthall in straight sets to reach the national championship semi finals. Helen Jacobs faces Phoebe Watson as the semifinals approach with American duo Harper Cross remaining in doubles alongside Edith Cross.
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Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Betty Nuthall
Helen Wills
Misss Wills
Peggy Michell
England
Helen Jacobs
America
Phoebe Watson
Mary Greer
Kansas City
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Watson
Mrs. Michell
Harper
Miss Cross
Southern rifle team wins WV state match at Camp Dawson
The 150th Infantry southern West Virginia rifle team defeated the 20th Infantry from northern West Virginia by seven points at Camp Dawson. The lineup included Capt Dana R Hamilton and Lieut Paul L Webb leading a seven-man squad. Maj Turner as captain. Also announced is the West Virginia guard team’s trip to Camp Perry for the national rifle match, with several officers named as team members and coach. The 201st regiments colors were decorated with streamers at a parade, honoring their wartime service across Revolutionary Civil and World wars.
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Kingwood
150Th Infantry
West Virginia
20Th Infantry
205Th
Dana R. Hamilton
Paul L. Webb
C. E. Damewood
Clarence ©. McKenny
National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hamilton
Arthur F. Stewart
Charles A. Rutherford
C_shrell Rutherford
McKenny
Mo C. Donovan
C. C
Dame*wood
Olen Weaver
Clyde EB
Sands
J. W. Powell
W. B. Castello
Clarence Shears
C. D. Cumberledge
Turner
Oscar C. Kubok
Relabeled Church Debates Faith and Divorce Policy
The article details Pringham attacking Christianity as a lie and cursing the creed, recounting his loss of faith 16 years ago and his opposition to Bishop Manning’s divorce stance. Empringham, recently divorced and remarried in Reno, faced allegations tied to prohibition and his role as national secretary of the Church Temperance League. He denies medical practice in health education, blaming surgeons for the charges.
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Pringham
Manning
Empringham
Reno
Church Temperance League
Christian Commission
Naval Compromise And Public Peace Efforts
The passage argues that if final naval solutions are not clear to the average reader, preliminary government agreements may fail to gain ratification. It suggests narrowing technical naval differences to reveal their relative insignificance against total naval power and urges fair adjustment to protect world peace.
Epochal air year climaxes with Cleveland sky festival
Cleveland hosts a sweeping national air races event from August 24 to September 2 under Clifford Henderson and Floyd Logan. More than 1,000 planes and aviators are expected, with a $450,000 airport expansion, new race buildings, and a 30,000-seat grandstand. The program includes 200 manufacturers, 25 closed courses, a cross country race from Santa Monica, and the first national glider contest. Total prize money exceeds $100,000 across numerous events including endurance and distance records and daily prizes.
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Clifford W. Henderson
Floyd J. Logan
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Nie
Canada
Santa Monica
Cal
National Glideration
Inset
Emil. Dweitine
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