Ruth appeals after indefinite suspension and fine
Babe Ruth appeals to baseball commissioner Kenesaw Landis after being indefinitely suspended and fined 5000 dollars for on field misconduct. Col. Ruppert and Ban Johnson comment as Ruth defends his actions and disputes manager Miller Huggins.
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Swat
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Babe) Ruth
Kenesaw M. Landis
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Col
Jacob Rupert
Yankees
Ruth
Ban Johnson
American League
Acord
Huggins
Seation
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Babe
St. Louis
Tie Babe
Herb Juice Praised As Greatest Medicine
A High Point reader Miss Winnie Walker reports dramatic relief from stomach trouble, indigestion, and nervous spells after using HERB JUICE. She says the remedy restored health, eased pains, and improved appetite, urging others to try it. Hundreds are calling headquarters to obtain signed statements for publication.
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Main St
High Point
N.C
Matton Syug Co
Major League and minor league baseball schedule listed
Today’s slate features Piedmont League Danville at Greensboro Winston-Salem at Salisbury Raleigh at Durham and South Atlantic League Charlotte at Macon Columbia at Augusta Spartanburg at Knoxville Greenville at Asheville Virginia League Richmond at Wilson Portsmouth at Kinston Norfolk at Rocky Mount and Openers in the American and National Leagues St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
South Atlantic
LEAGU
Charlotte See
Spartanburg
Augusta
Macon Ee
Asheville
Greenville
Columbia
Ixnoxville
Virginia League
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wees
Wil
Norfolk
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Southern Association
Athinta Eth
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
T As
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Little Rock
Piedmont League
Danville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
Macon
Knoxville
Wilson
Results across leagues show mixed baseball outcomes
In the American Association standings Louisville beat Milwaukee 11 to 6 and St Paul led at 9-5 with Toledo 5-2 and Minneapolis 4-17 amid a limited three-game slate. International League saw Buffalo dominate Providence 10-1 while Reading 0-7 and Syracuse 5-8 posted uneven results. Other results included Cleveland 2 Boston 1 and Chicago 6 Washington 9 Detroit 7 as St Louis and New York posted wins in various matchups. Southern Association featured Chattanooga 8-4 and New Orleans at Memphis 6 with Birmingham 2 and Nashville and Mobile 7.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Southern Association
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Ay Pis
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville & Mobile
Wheat Prices Edge Down Amid Liverpool Slump
Chicago wheat fell early today after a sharp drop in Liverpool prices amid strong European harvest weather and favorable Argentine crops. Some traders set stop losses at fixed limits as the market opened 11 2 to 2 1 8 lower, with only slight recovery later. Corn and oats fell with wheat, receipts reaching 324 cars, while provisions held steady.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Great Britain
Argentina
Bobby Jones Heads Entries in Oakmont Amateur
One hundred and thirty eight amateur golfers from the United States and Canada gathered at Oakmont Country Club for the annual national championship. Bobby Jones, defending title holder, leads a field including eight former champions and Ray McAuliffe. Qualifying rounds begin with Jones paired with Neefe Carter, amid warm weather and demanding hazards at Oakmont.
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United States
Canada
Oakmont Country Club
Bobby Jones
Ray McAuliffe
Garden City
N. Y
Dexter Cummings
University Post
Jones
Jerry Travers
Neefe Carter
Oklahoma
Robert A. Gardner
Chicags
Max R. Marston
Philadelphia
William ©. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Ross Somerville
London
Ontario
Donald Carrick
Toronto
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Robert MacKenzie
Two Big League Games On Schedule Today
Early schedules show only two MLB games today as a quiet day follows a slate of results. Detroit swept the Athletics 7 4 while Washington topped Chicago and set a 3 1/2 game lead in the standings.
Wisconsin Derby and Wisconsin Hotel Men’s Stakes Open Five Day Circuit
Milwaukee August 31 large money events headline the five day grand circuit program opening at Wisconsin State Fair Park. H J Schlesinger of Milwaukee offers a 10 000 Wisconsin derby stake in the 2 10 pace and a 0 000 Wisconsin hotel men’s stake in the 2 10 trot.
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Wis
H. J. Schlesinger
Wisconsin Hotel
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Debits Rise in Fifth District Eight Weeks North Carolina Led
Debits in 23 Fifth District centers rose 12.3 percent for the five weeks ending August 12, to 1.463 billion dollars from 1.304 billion a year earlier. Seventeen cities advanced while Charleston Columbia Greensboro Hagerstown Norfolk and Wilmington fell. Charlotte and Durham posted the largest gains in North Carolina.
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Fifth-Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Charleston
S. C
Columbia
Greensboro
Hagerstown
Norfolk
Wilmington
North Carolina
Charlotte
Durham
Referee rules on found golf balls in four ball match
In a four ball match a player may not resume play with a ball found after calling it lost. If a ball is given up as lost before the five minute search window ends, it remains out of play for that hole unless put in play in a legitimate way. A later finding does not restore the original ball.
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Ting
Huggins
St. Louis
Ruth
Ruppert
Yankee
Innis Brown
Fone
Ilo
Bell Syndicate
Bulwinkle Address Highlighted at Toe River Fair
The Toe River Fair at Spruce Pine September 16 17 and 18 features Congressman A Ju Bulwinkle as a highlight. The Tri County Development association sponsors the event with Avery Mitchell and Yancey counties. Old Citizens Day kicks off the fair followed by a day with ex Governor Alf Taylor and his Old Limber quartet. The final Education Day has Dr John J Teert United States commissioner of education as principal speaker.
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Gastonia
A. Ju. Bulwinkle
Spruce Pine
Tri-County Development Association
Avery, Mitchell
Yancey
Old Citizens
Alf Taylor
Tennessee
North Carolina city tax figures show mixed gains and declines
Durham and Raleigh posted significant increases in tax totals for 1925 versus 1924, while Winston Salem Asheville and Greensboro rose modestly. Greensboro fell from 23 462 009 to 20 647 000 and Wilmington dipped from 19 371 040 to 18 874 000, with overall five week debits down 6.9 percent from the prior period.
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Durham
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Gerensboro
Wilmington
Greensboro
J Review Reports Seasonal Decline in Meat Volumes
The J Review notes a seasonal decline due to the high volume of dead and semi annual interest of meats on July 1. The decrease was uniformly distributed with 19 of the 2 cities reporting lower figures for the more recent period.
Kissing Becomes Offense In Raleigh Court
In Raleigh a case labeled improper conduct led Judge Aya C. Harris to fine Graham Humphries of Durham and his date. Both were charged after police observed the couple in an automobile on Hillsboro Street. The girl did not appear in court.
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Meg
Aya" C. Harris
Romeo
Graham Humphries
Durham
Hillsboro Street
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