Local Talent Wins Honors In Golf Meet
Local golfers at Kingwood defeated Cadell Club visitors by 24 to 4 in a gala day at Greeny niry Club. Beavers Jr and partners won two matches while Cadell’s players showed sporty play. A return third match is likely this fall to decide the current standings.
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Sanday
Preston Ty “Bolfers
Gadel Iy
Kingwood
Tate
Cadell
Efnf
William ‘Bill As
Vielgs
Aghout
William A. Beavers, Jr
Dr. Beagle
L. A
Ward E. Utterback
Tes Watkins
Paul
Harry Bissell
Fred B. Watkins
Onaz
B. Hawley
Url Lyons
Jene Kersting
Stewart
Roy Bucklew
Harold Craig
Jay Flewing
William A
HR. Lear
James Wood
Francis Warder
Wilvd Murphy
Scott Wilson
T Ie Ko
baseball results mid-atlantic and national leagues yesterday
In the mid-atlantic league Wheeling defeated Fairmont 2 to 1 in 10 innings and Clarksburg crushed Charleroi 12 to 0. Cumberland beat Scottdale 7 to 4, Jeannette won 4 to 1 over Johnstown. Today’s games include Fairmont at Wheeling Scottdale at Cumberland Jeannette at Johnstown Charleroi at Clarksburg. In the national league yesterday Chicago beat New York 3 to 2 and Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 9 to 6 then Cincinnati won 2 to 0 in the second game. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4 and 6 to 4 in split actions. Brooklyn and Boston rain. In the American league Washington beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 and St Louis beat Detroit 7 to 5, New York 5, Cleveland 3 in the first games. Cleveland 4, New York 1 in the second. Chicago beat Boston 5 to 4 in the second game. Today Washington plays Philadelphia. others not scheduled. LEARING HOUSE STATEMENT New York Aug 25 Exchanges 420000000 balances 108000000.
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Clarksburg
Charleroi
Cumberland
Scottdale
Jeannette
Johnstown
Chicago
New York
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Washington
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St .Louis
Lightweights Regain Favor of Ring Fans
New York dispatch notes lightweight division revival as Al Singer champions, with Al Singer, Jack Kid Berg, Tony Canzoneri, Justo Surrez, and Goldie Hess as leading figures. Hess vs Canzoneri in a 10-round bout at Queensboro Stadium. Canzoneri vs Bertazzola in 15 rounds at Atlantic City. other notable showdowns include Godfrey vs Dekuh in Cleveland, Baer vs Campbell in San Francisco, Otto Von Porat vs Joe Lohman in Springfield.
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New York
Futore
al Singer
Jack Kid Berg
England
Tony Canzoneri
Justo Surrez
Goldie Hess
Hess
Canzoneri
Queensboro
Sadium
Canzoneri Roigg
Pie Carnero
Ricardo Bertazzola
Atlantic City
George Godfrey
Arthur Dekuh
Cleveland
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Livermore
Frankie Campbell
Otto von Porat
Lchicago
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Springfield
Philadelphia
Eddie Shea
Lew Massey
Week End Sports summary in N Y and cities
Forest Hills sees Betty Nut hall win the National Women's title defeating Mrs L A Harper 6-1 6-4. Nut hall and Sarah Palfry take doubles from Mrs Harper and Edith Cross 3-6 6-3 7-5. In Washington Jennings retina share doubles with Jack Delara after beating Dooley Mitchell 6-4 7-5 6. Paul Jessup sets a world discus mark at the National AAU championships as Tolen and Simpson post top US marks. Hamilton Williams runs 100 yards in Empire Games but pulls tendon as Canadian records fall. Jose Ray August Faber win 30 mile relay in Toronto. Frank Wyckoff injures ankle in Glendale. Barazen shoots 69 67 to win Western Open by seven at Orion. Espinosa runner up. Saratoga Pals beat Novelist in Grand Union stakes to stay undefeated. Reveltle Boy loses Governor’s Derby at Illinois State fair. Chicago Don Lean wins Juvepile with Siskin second In Between third. Cubs beat Giants 2-1 as Taylor steals home. Yankees purchase Frank Ososetti aging shortstop.
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N. Y
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L.A. Harper
Sarah Palfry
Mrs. Harper
Edith Cross
Washington
George "Jennings Retina
National Public Parks
Dooley Mitchell
Jack Delara
Pittsburgh
Paul Jessup
Tolen
Simpson
Los Angeles
A. C
Hamilton
Ont
Williams
Toronto
Jose Ray
August Faber
Glendale
Cal
Frank Wyckoff
Springer
Ole
Orion
Mich
Barazen
al Espinosa
Sogorge
Saratoga Pals
Chicago
Don Lean
Siskin
Springfield
Ill
Reveltle
Sande
Billy Campin
Tinois State
Flr
Taylor
Cubs
Glantet
Francisco-Yankees
Frank Ososetti
San. Francisco
Bealh
Taylor Steals Home as Cubs Beat Giants 3 2
Taylor delivers decisive ninth inning steal home in a 3 2 Cubs victory over the Giants. Cubs move five games ahead in the National League pennant race while Brooklyn’s Robins stumble the day after rain. Pirates extend win streak to seven with a 9 6 victory over the Reds. Yankees split with Indians, Dusty Gooke homers in Game 1. Westphal wins again in Game 2 for Cleveland. Browns topple Whitehill’s string of wins as they beat the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Hoss” Riggs Stephenson
Dandy
Taylor
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooklyn
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Giants
St. Louis Gardinals
Robins
Phillips
Pirates
Elash Nolan
Theague
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Philade
Yankees
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Dusty Gooke
Cleveland
WestFrrell
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Earl Whitehill
Hlie
Sox edge Red Sox in pitcher duel and split series
A messy game recap notes a pitcher duel where a White Sox starter allowed 13 hits over eight innings yet beat Detroit 7 to 5. The White Sox then split a doubleheader with Boston as Boston won game one 2 0 and Chicago won game two 9 to 7 behind a strong relief effort and clutch hitting in a chaotic 1st inning clash.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Mitton Gaston
Chica
Rothert shines as decathlon performer at national meet
Aug 26 report notes Harlow Rothert of Stanford, competing for the San Francisco Olympic Club, as a standout decathlete in the 10 event all around test at the National Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships. Once a Stanford football and basketball star, he drew major interest as a top prospect with prowess in shot put and discus.
National Men's Doubles Championship Opens at Longwood
The National Men's Doubles Championship tennis tournament begins at Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Massachusetts with two teams entered. Defending champs George M Lott and John H Doeg top seed, while Wimbledon and Davis Cup doubles pair Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn are seeded second. Notable entrants include Clifford Sutter with Donald Strathian and Fy X Shmields with Sidney Wood. James Nuthall and B R Avery are among entrants. three English teams also entered.
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Longwood Cricket Club
George M. Lott
Chicago
John H. Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Johnny van Ryn
East Orange N. J
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Donald Strathhan
New York
Fy X. Shmields
Sidney Wood
William Z. Tilden
Philadelphia
Prank Hunter
New Rochelle
N.Y
Newport
John S$. Olliffe
F. J. Perry
H. G. N. Lee
L. &. Godffrey
James Nuthall
Betty
B. Re Avery
New Net Star Nuthall Captures National Title Abroad
British player Nuthall seizes the singles crown at the National Women's Championships on rain soaked West Side courts, defeating Amma Virginia McCune Harper. She earns doubles glory with Sarah Palfrey, overcoming Harper and Edith Cropec in a tight match. The victory marks a rare American title won by a foreign champion as events move abroad.
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Betty Natehall
Continents
United States
West Side
Helen Wills Moody Juah
Miss Nuthall
Amma Virginia
McCune
Harper
San Francisco
Miss
Nuthal
Sarah Palfry
Bgstol
Rae
Bela Id
Myre
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Nuthall
College mates race in decathlon field at meet
Eric Krenz and Robert may showed strong pole vault and high jump talent with surprising running speed, while Robert underperformed in the decathlon. Other entries included Marvin Harvey Denver Ay James Deering Yale Joe Hall Florida H W Smith R R A Chicago Dyckman Denver A C and Fred Pusch Grove City College as rivals.
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Robert May
Robert
Marvin Harvey
Denver Ay
Great Britain
Chicago
James Deering
Yale
Joe Hall
University of Florida
H. W. Smith
Pennsylvania
Dyckman
Denver A. C
Fred Pusch
Grove City College
Four Barrels of Mash Found by Two Constables
Two constables working from Laurie Jaco's office in West Hill recovered four barrels containing 55 gallons of mash after a Saturday night search on the river bank. All but one gallon was destroyed. the mash is to be used as evidence if the owner is located.
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Laurie Jaco
Hendershott
Gozic
West Hill
Twenty Girls Seek Chorus Jobs in Broadway Market Slump
New York reports a drastic drop in Broadway chorus opportunities as managers say chorus girls can be hired for a dime a dozen. About 3,000 hopefuls crowd Times Square awaiting auditions, with only six shows active and roughly 150 chorus roles to fill, leaving 20 girls competing per job and theater crowds requiring police to manage.
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Times Square
New York
Major League Leaders as of Aug 24
Baseball leaders include Terry of the Giants batting .408, Klein of the Phillies with 126 runs, Wilson of the Cubs 43 homers and Ruth of the Yankees 153 RBIs. Gehrig yanks 396 batting average leads, Hodapp tops doubles, Combs 22 triples, Cuyler 32 stolen bases.
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Herman
Robins
Abe
Xlein
Phillies
Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Terry
Klein
Wilson
Cal
Dae Hite
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Pirates
Cubs
Cuyler
Tenge
Yanks
Gebrie
Yank
Tilie
Oehrig
Hodapp
Indians
Manush
Senators
Combs
Diamond Stars Rally In Late Inning Swing
Baseball brief reports Cubs beat Giants as Taylor stole second and home in the ninth, while West Senatore-pitched Twins toppled the Athletics. Rays, Reds and Pirates noted multiple hits. Farrell earned his 22nd win for the Indians, and the White Sox were held to three singles in a blanking.
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