Cubs Baskals 1st Repistingwood Golfers Return Match Here Sunday
Taylor League game set for Rosemont Sunday at 2 30 between Reppert Cubs of Flemington and the Ras kals. Ground conditions moved the tilt from Friday to a neutral field. Five regular games remain in the season with postponements noted and the high school field being readied for football season.
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Reppert Cubs
Flemington
Grafton Raskall
Taylor County Baseball League
Rosemont
Raskals
Reppert
Cubs and Giants duel in third game of set at Wrigley Field
Reports note Chicago Cubs edge toward a win while Pat Malone seeks his 16th triumph and Carl Hubbell looms as the opponent. The series includes players from St Louis University and connections to Cleveland and Akron boxing results with several decisions and outpoints across multiple cities.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1928 Season
National League leaders include Terry of the Giants with 107 runs and 196 hits. Klein of the Phillies tops RBIs at 123 and doubles with 44. Wilson of the Cubs leads home runs at 43 and Cuyler of the Cubs has 30 stolen bases. American League leaders include Simmons of the Athletics with 388 hits and Gehrig of the Yankees with 145 RBIs and 177 hits. Ruth leads runs with 133 and Ruth also hits 44 home runs while Hodapp and Ma nush share doubles at 38 for the Indians and Senators respectively.
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Terry
Giants
Herman
Robins
Xlein
Phillies
Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Klein
Wilson
Cubs
Comororky
Pirates
Cuyler
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
Manush
Senators
Combs
Toronto swimmer wins at Canadian exhibition marathon
Margaret Ra Yol, 23, Philadelphia, after turning pro to race in the 10 mile marathon swim at the Canadian national exhibition on Lake Ontario, captured $5,000 by finishing nearly three minutes ahead of Ruth Tower Corsan of Toronto. Hack Wilson grows restless over NL home run pace as 42 homers have been hit since last Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Cub
Betty Nuthall Reaches Final Round in American Championship
Forest Hills N Y Aug 22 England advances to the final of the American Women's National Tennis Championship for the fourth time in six years with no Helen Wills in contention. Betty Nuthall defeated Marjorie Morrill 6-8 6-4 6-2 to reach the final, while Anna Harper, ranked No 5 in the American list, defeated Baroness Maude Rosenbaum Levi but faces Nuthall in the title match.
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Forest Hills
England
Helen Wills
Betty Nuthall
Briain
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Helen Moody
Anna Harper
San Francisco
Hartnett Drives Five as Cubs Beat Giants
Gabby Hartnett slugged a 27th homer and a double driving in five runs for the Cubs in a victory over the Giants. Vic Sorrell limited the Athletics to seven hits and beat them 71. Lou Gehrig contributed all Yankee runs against the Indians with a single and his 36th and 37th homers. Larry Benton outpitched Danny Vance as the Reds won 4 1.
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Giants
Vic Sorrell
Tigers
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Larry Benton
Reds
Gabe Robins
Danny Vance
Chicago Cowboy Eddie Anderson Wins Narrow Bout
Eddie Anderson from Wyoming edged Danny Delmont of Chicago by points in a ten round welterweight bout. Billy Merz of Columbus beat Patsy Pollock of Canada by decision in six rounds. Cleveland Frankie action continued with an unclear result summarized from the same report.
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Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Danny Delmont
Billy Merz
Columbus
Patsy Pollock
Canada
Dewitt Lebourveau Leads American Association Batting List
Dewitt Lebourveau of the Toledo Mud Hens tops the American Association batting list for the eighth straight week, while Nick Cullop of Minneapolis shines with exceptional slugging. Unofficial averages through Wednesday's games show Cullop as a standout, though Lebourveau remains the leading hitter.
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Chicago
Dewitt Lebourveau
Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Nick Cullop
Minneapolis
Water Detector Diary Daily Route Detail
Stop truck and write Berkeley Run Springs R F D 1 Stippsom West Virginia and have water detector daily.
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Berkeley Run Springs Health Water
Berkeley Run Springs
Stiipsom
W. Va
Home Run Record Highlights Cullop and League Leaders
Cullop set a new all time league home run mark and added four more for 43, edging Bunny Brier of Kansas City, who hit 42 in 1921. Lebourveau raised his average to .885, ten points ahead of Charlie High of Minneapolis, with others like Simons Louisville Purdy Columbus Davis St Paul Henline Toledo Connolly Indianapolis past .300.
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Cullop
Miller
Bunny Brier
Kansas City
Lebourveau
Charlie “High
Minneapolis
High
Simons
Louisville
Purdy
Columbus
McCann
Davis
St. Paul
Henline
Toledo
Connolly
Indianapolis
Paschal
National Senior Championships at Pitt draw elite field
Pittsburgh hosts the Amateur Athletic Union senior championships with 20 new junior champions and top stars like Eddie Tolan and Ralph Metcalfe. The event awards lead positions on the U S squad for Chicago meets against Britain, as records fall in the junior events and stars clash in sprints hurdles and jumps.
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Pittsburgh
Toiday
Amateur Athletic Union
Aas
United States
Chicago
Eddie Tolan
George Simpson
Cy Leland
Claude Bracey
Hector Dyer
Russell Sweet
Steve Anderson
Lee Lentman
Tommy Warne
Fred Sturdy
Lee
George Lermond
Ray Conger
Rufus Kiger
Ralph Metcalfe
Tolans
Simpsons
Forest Fires Cost About $19 000 Daily
With drought raising fire danger, forest service reports show a daily government cost of about $19,000 to fight fires across national forests.
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Washington
Forest Services Today
Sarazen Leads Western Open as Final Round Opens
Gene Sarazen holds a two stroke lead entering the final 18 holes of the Western Open at Similanwood Club. He posted 142 after a 69 second round, with Harry Hampton, Chris Brinke, Em erie Koesis, Bob Shave and Amatrous close behind. Other contenders include Horton Smith, Bill Mehlhorn, Walter Haren, Densmore Shute and Abe Espinosa, as Armour is dethroned and race for the crown tightens. Charleston Agriculture Secretary Hyde meets with Governor Conley on drought concerns.
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Orion
Midh
Gene’ Sarazen
Hl “Ng
Similanwood Club
Sarazen
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Chris Brinke
Detroit
Emerie Koesis
Bob Shave
Marion
Amatrous
Horton Smith
Bill Mehlhorn
Walter Haren
Densmore Shute
Espinosa
Abe
Meweser
Tommy Armour
John Watson
South Bend
Ind
Sandie Ayton
Byanston
Hhute
Abe Espinosa
Meblhorn
Dudley
Wilmington
N. C
Chavies Korsis
Michigan
al Espinosa
Emmet French
Tony Manero
Ne York
Baseball Results MID-ATLANTIC League Yesterday
Fairmont beat Cumberland 4 0 Clarksburg won over Jeannette 6 4 Charleroi defeated Johnstown 8 6 Scottdale edged Wheeling 7 3. Today Cumberland visits Fairmont Wheeling plays Scottdale Clarksburg faces Jeannette Johnstown visits Charleroi. Also Boston toppled Pittsburgh 10 3 Chicago 12 New York 4 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 1. Other games include Detroit 7 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 5 New York 4 Chicago 6 Boston 4 St Louis 4 Washington 3 in 10 innings. St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York. The Jocks on the North Sea Canal at Ymuiden measure 1 312 feet long and 164 feet wide. Largest in the world.
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Cumberland
Clarksburg
Jeannette
Charleroi
Johnstown
Scottdale
Wheeling
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
North Sea Canal
Ymuiden
Referee Drops Dead During Ring Battle
Gene Powers a 50 year old fight referee collapsed in the ring during the third round of a bout in Littleton New Hampshire last night He had a heart condition and was pronounced dead by physicians The match continued with Charlie Ricardi and Bobby Suber fighting to a draw with a substitute third man in the ring
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Littleton
N. H
Gene Powers
Powers
Charlie Ricardi
New Hampshire
Bobby Suber
Cubs Win To Even Series In NL Race
The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 12 to 4 to square the series and shorten the gap in the National League standings. Brooklyn Robins fell to Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1 as St Louis rose with a late comeback to top Philadelphia 10 to 8. Pittsburgh extended its lead in the second division with a 10 to 3 win over Boston. In the American League, Philadelphia Athletics were beaten 7 to 1 by Detroit, St. Louis Browns outlasted Washington 4 to 3 in ten innings, Cleveland beat New York 5 to 4, and Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 6 to 4. James Elwood Jones led Republican senate hopefuls with close to 4,000 vote margin.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Giants
Robins
Brooklyn Robins
Cincnnati Reds
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Inter-city golf contest draws Kingwood and Grafton players
Local golfers prepare for an inter-city match Sunday with about twenty Kingwood players expected to travel to Grafton. Several named local players will participate including William Beavers Jr and Paul Malone while women and club pros are also noted. The event marks one of the first matches of its kind, with spectators from Kingwood, Grafton, and nearby areas anticipated.
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Grafton
Kingwood
Cadell
Personel
William Beavers, Jr
Paul Malone
Alden Regle
John Donnachie
Ona Singer
Roy Nestor
Charles Watkins
Paul Warden
Fred B. Watskins
Francis Warder
L. Byer
Guy Williams
William 4Ers
O. Jay Fleming
Jan Holt
G. Wesley Evans
Murphy
Miss Janice
Mtch
Willian Aspinall
Cheat
Grafton Country Club
Germans Hop to Greenland on Erratic Flight
Copenhagen reports German aviator Captain Wolfgages Gronau and two companions flew toward Greenland then U turn toward Reykjavik. They briefly landed at Ivigtut after about 11 hours aloft, radio signals indicating eastward course before the Iceland leg. Authorities note the party appeared to head for the United States, with unclear final destination.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Aig
Wolfgages’ Gronau
Greenland
United States
Reykjavik
Reylki
Igl
Ivigtot
Grenjan
Man found dead shot through the heart in Erie station
James Maseing, 24, an attendant at a gasoline filling station in Erie Pennsylvania, was found dead from a gunshot through the heart. He had been robbed of $20 during a night shift. The incident occurred at the station where he worked.
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Erie
James Maseing
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