Pointers Rally Sparks Split as Winston-Salem Stops Twins
First game at Willis park ends 9-6 with Winston-Salem blasting 30 hits, five home runs, and poor Pointers pitching. Dan Boone leads rookies as Jones, Boone, and Walters homer. Winston-Salem’s Ranval shines at bat. Second game halted by rain at 4-9 with Barnes and Mauney locked in a pitchers duel before the delay.
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Athletics End Four-Game Slide With Win Over White Sox
In Chicago on August 24 Rube Walberg limited the White Sox to seven hits while the Athletics battered Red Faber for a 5-2 victory. Foxx Burns Berg Simmons Hoffman drove in runs as Philadelphia took a 5-2 win behind Walberg. Faber took the loss as Adkins worked one inning.
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Cubs Rally Past Phillies In Ninth For 9 8 Victory
In Philadelphia at Baker Bowl on August 24 the Cubs surged in the ninth inning for four runs to edge the Phillies 9 to 8. Key players included Williams Odoul and Cuyler with multiple hits and home run by Odoul. Cvengros earned the win with Koupal taking the loss.
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Giants Take Two as Pirates Shutout Breakdown Overrun
New York and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with the Giants winning 14 to 7 in Game 1 and 7 to 4 in Game 2. Pitsburgh hitters like P. Waner and Lindstrom led the offense, while Fitzsimmons and Kremer struggled on the mound. A later note: Cincinnati split a two game set in Brooklyn, beating Vance 5-2 before a 9-8 loss to Ray Moss, giving Brooklyn the series victory two games to one.
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Cincinnati
Dazzy Vance
Reds
Ray Moss
Lumpkin Leaves Tech Preseason. Jackets Seek New Back
Georgia Tech faces a major setback as star full back Roy Lumpkin leaves campus and will not join the team when practice begins September 2. Lumpkin helped the Golden Tornado win the Southern Conference and an unofficial national title, leaving coach Bill Alexander with the task of finding replacements for several key players and adjusting the backfield ahead of the new season.
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Raleigh Drennon
Frank Speer
Bob Durant
Fighting Scot Tommy Armour Wins Western Open Title
Tommy Armour the Fighting Scot from Tam O Shanter Orchard Lake Mich romped to the Western Open golf championship at Ozaukee Country Club Milwaukee posting a 273 over 72 holes for the lowest score in the event’s 29 years Horton Smith from Joplin Mo finished eight strokes back in second Willard Hutchison from Glencoe Ill was third with 283 and Gene Sarazen from Flushing L N fourth with 284 Other leaders included Joe Kirkwood Frank Walsh Jock Hutchison Bill Mehlhorn and Harry Hampton all at 288
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Tommy Armour
Orchard Lake
Mich
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Wizard
Joplin
Willard Hutchison
Glencoe
Ill
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
L. N
Joe Kirkwood
Frank Walsh
Appleton
Wis
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Bill” Mehlhorn
New York
Harry Hampton
Bobby Jones Plays Evans In West Exhibition Match
Bobby Jones paired with Charles Evans to defeat George Von Elim and Jack Neville in an eighteen hole exhibition by six and five. The event marks Jones's first public western appearance as national amateur champion, held in Los Angeles.
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Bobby Jones
West
Charles
Chick”’ Evans
Chicago
George von Elim
Tom O'Shanter Club
Detroit
Jack Neville
Delmonte
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Blue Paris suit with beige blouse and tucked details
A blue tailored suit from Paris features a hand made beige batiste blouse with a body covered in tucks to bolero length and sleeves tucked above the elbow.
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Barcelona Unveils Multistrand Necklace Gesture at Expo
Barcelona presents new necklaces featuring many fine strands in Spanish colors as a gesture to the upcoming summer exposition. The display aligns with national style and aims to celebrate Spanish design at the event.
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Barcelona
Washington Wins Three Straight Over Detroit
Washington beat Detroit 9 to 6 in Detroit as H Rice hit a home run and Cronin, Judge, Myer, West, Fothergill, Tate drove in runs. Thomas earned the win while Sorrell took the loss. Umpires were Campbell and Owens. time 2:25.
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Myer
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Johnson
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Rice
West Tate
Schuble
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Sorrel
Marberry
Thomas
Sorrell
Uhle
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Owens
Boston Splits Doubleheader in Cleveland
Boston won the opener 5 to 2 as Big Ed Morris pitched for Boston and Cleve land twice used Ken Holloway in the second game, which Cleveland captured 6 to 2.
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Ed Morris
Boston
Ken Holloway
Cleveland
Crowder Leads St Louis Past New York With Double Plays
Crowder and Manion each collect two base hits as St Louis defeats New York 4 2 with four runs. Manion Crowder drive in two runs while Duprecher and Wazzers contribute in defense. Sherid and Crowder split pitching duties with three and one walks respectively. Umpires Nallin Dinneen and McGowan officiate a 1 38 game.
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Wend Gehrig
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Golf rules note on putting violations and penalties
The text discusses raking along the line of putt with a club and common rule breaches. It notes that loose impediments must be removed by hand and tracing the putt line with a club is forbidden. It also mentions rubbing the club in the line of the putt as a violation.
Smoky Joe Caviness Injured. Bunnies Face Season Impact
Henderson pitcher Smoky Joe Caviness may miss the rest of the season after an ankle injury in batting practice in Greensboro. X rays planned to assess a possible fracture. Teammate Cannonball Baker is out with a fractured wrist and likely done for the year.
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Henderson Twirler
Baker
Baseball Game Box Score and Highlights
Box score and play by play show Boston and Cleveland in a 5 to 2 Cleveland win. Notable performances include Todt Scarritt and Regan driving runs for Boston and Averill with two RBIs for Cleveland. Pitchers Miller Morris Miljus noted for effort. Holloway started for Cleveland with solid relief.
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Shoffner
O 'Ee
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Sewell
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Guthrie
Braves Fall to St Louis 3 1 in Boston Game
In Boston on August 24 the St Louis club defeated the Braves 3 to 1 behind a strong mound effort by Sylvester Johnson. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting, giving Johnson a well earned win over the Braves.
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Sylvester Johnson
Braves
Foston
Decorated Hats With Elaborate Fall Trimmings Rise
Medium sized hats for autumn feature slashed brims lace in crowns and flowers massed under lifted brims signaling formal wear style.
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