Patriots Take Two Straight From Bulls In Durham
Greens boro Patriots win 5 to 2 as May dominates with four hits allowed and Jackson wild on the mound. Treon steadies the Bulls after five innings while Thrasher and May spark Greensboro with two hits apiece and key fielding plays.
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Patriots
A. A. BE. O'Hara
Kingle Ab
Gooch
Thrasher
COX Ib
Peague
Husta
Kopshaw
BULLS
Mal
Cas
Smitl
Akers MetCarty
Jackson
Treon
Tunney Plans Hard Training Ahead Of Dempsey Clash
Gene Tunney feels rested after a day off and expects brisk workouts with Jimmy Delaney at Stroudsburg. Billy Gibson has hired Jim Bronson as Tunney's second for the Dempsey fight, and the two were friends in France. Gibson says Tunney will not overdo training and will rest when needed.
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Stroudsburg
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Tunney
Billy Gibson
Jimmy Bronson
Dempsey
Bronson
France
Gibson
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Two Joneses Battle For Amateur Golf Title
Cincinnati leads St Louis by a half game in the National League race. The Reds defeated the Robins 5 to 1, extending their win streak to four. Pirates beat the Giants 5 to 0, placing two and a half games back. Hack Wilson was injured after being hit by a pitch. American League play was washed out by rain. a six game Cleveland vs New York series begins today.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Robins
Cardinals
Pirates
Giants
Carl Maya
Brooklyn
Ray Kremer
Phillies
Cubs
Corsairs
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Athletics
Cleveland
New York
Greensboro
Durham
Virginia
Richmong
Wilson
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Kinston
Petersburg
Greenville
Asheville
Augusta
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Macon
Knoxville
Columbia
Southern Association
Wwl
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
Pet
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Rube Bressler Stricken As Reds Chase Pennant
Rube Bressler, star outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds, has been hospitalized with appendicitis just as the pennant race tightens. He hoped to return for the World Series but now convalesces after surgery, leaving the team to carry on in his absence.
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Rube Bressler
Bressler
Cincinnati Reds
Redler
Rube
Cincinnati
Hendricks
State Wolfpack Faces Turnover As Untried Machine
NC State begins the season with only two veterans on a largely green squad. Captain Tubby Logan and Donnell return for their third year while most lettermen earned their monograms last year. Coach Tebell and staff stress fundamentals as they prepare for Elon with kickers McDowall Melton Outen and Hennessa delivering strong punting and place-kicking options.
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Wolfpack
North Carolina State
Tubby
Logan
Donnell
Tech
Brevard
N. C. State
Elon
Tebell
Miller
Sermon
Mile
Jack McDowall
Melton
Outen
Hennessa
Young Ridenhour
McDowall
Notable Two-Base Hit Duo Sparks Durham Win
Two base hits by Thrasher and May highlight a Durham victory over Greensboro 8 to 2. Rop Shaw stole a base, while Gooch Cox Teague and May produced sacrifice hits. Engle and Treon each turned double plays, and May and Jackson pitched well for Durham.
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Thrasher
Ropshaw
Gooch
Cox
Teague
Hasta
Engle
Treon
Akers
W. Cashion
Jackson
Greensboro
Durham
May
Maltby
Brandon
Taylor
Saxophone Jibe Sparks Light Humor From London
A London humorist quotes Senor Mascagni saying the saxophone is the worst instrument, expressing a playful wish that no one improves on the jest. The remark reflects satirical tone rather than a serious critique.
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Senor Mascagni
Humorist
London
Bulls squander late chance as series tied in Greensboro
In the eighth inning May drew a walk to set up a scoring chance for the Bulls, but poor base running spoiled the opportunity. W Cashion hit to left for a single driving in Cashion. The clubs will play game three in Greensboro tomorrow.
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W. Cashion
Bulls
Greensboro
Pump Ball From Lung In Prague Boy Near Death
A Prague boy blew lead balls from a pipe into his lung. The object became lodged and doctors failed to remove it at first. A rubber hose and then an air pump were used to extract the obstruction and the ball was drawn out, giving hope for the patient's recovery.
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Lung
Prague
Vic Sorrell Dominates Buffalo Pitching In Toronto Notes
Toronto papers praise Victor Sorrell as a rising star for the Leafs after a dominant outing against Buffalo. Sorrell fanned Walsh and Kelley, held the Herd to one hit in five frames, and extended his win streak to six while remaining unscored upon in 18 innings.
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Victor Sorrell
Wake Forest College
Toronto
Buffalo
Leafs
Walsh
Kelley
Kamp
Sorrell
Buffaloian
Bisons
Jimmy Walsh
Bill Kelley
Ruth
Fast
Bears
Carroll
Beauty pageants judged by the tight dress scene
A vivid line suggests beauty contests reflect survival of the fittest as contestants appear in snug one piece outfits. The remark emphasizes performance and appearance in a competitive pageant setting.
Question quiz on golf and tennis stars from 1920s era
The item lists queries and answers about players such as Takeichi Harada Maureen Orcutt Bobby Jones Ouimet and Ouimet status. It covers ages championships world series appearances and managerial tenures with terse responses and initials.
JDLE MOORE TURNS IN GREAT DAY IN THE FIELD
Eddie Moore former Pirate now with the Braves had a standout double header against the Giants. He collected 21 chances without an error with five putouts and 16 assists.
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Jdle Moore
Eddie Moore
Pirate
Braves
Giants
Moore
Rochester wallops Skeets in big International League win
Rochester trounced Jersey City in an International League game, piling up 22 hits and 21 runs off six Skeets pitchers. Six errors aided the onslaught, delivering a lopsided victory for Stallings' club.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Stallings
The Nut Cracker Mixed Columns and Quips
A collage of sports quips and fragments notes a tough year for experts. It jests about Max Carey and the Pirates pennant, a Red Sox downgrade, sparring partners for Dempsey and Tunney, and satirical lines on Suzanne Lenglen and women in “The Woman in the Case.”
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Dempsey
Tunney
Page Mussolini
Taylor Claims the Bantam Title in Illinois Ruling
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind in Illinois recognized as bantamweight champion after the Illinois Athletic Commission bars Charley Rosenberg for life cites failure to post 12 500 forfeit and alleged political influence in referee appointment. The action bars Rosenberg from Illinois rings and state boxing bodies will be notified.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Illinois
Illinois Athletic Commission
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
New York
State Boxing Board
Taylor
Rosenberg
Harry Segal
O. W. Huncke
Segal
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Lightweight bouts featured Alex Hart of Cleveland defeating Pep OBrien of Scranton in Reading Pa. Sam Sanchez of Mexico beat Jim Bones of Bridgeport in Norwalk Conn. Bud Gorman of Kenosha Wis defeated Franz Diener the German heavyweight champion in New York.
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Reading
Alex Hart
Cleveland
Pep O’brien
Scranton
Norwalk
Conn
Sam Sanchez
Mexico
Jim Bones
Bridgeport
New York
Bud Gorman
Kenosha
Wis
Franz Diener
Joneses among 32 in Baltrusol amateur golf draw
Forty five players began qualification but 32 survived to today's first round of match play in the national amateur championship at Baltrusol Short Hills. Bobby Jones of Atlanta heads the field as he aims to win a third title with potential final clashes against rivals George Von Elm and Chick Evans.
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Short Hills
N. J
Joneses
Baltrusol
Robert Tyre Jones
Atlanta
Dick Jones
New York
Roland MacKenzie
Lauren Upsom
Bobby
Watts Gunn
Rudy Knepper
Chicago
Bob Gardner
George von Elm
Bobby Jones
Chick Evans
Ellsworth Augustus
Max Marston
Maurice MacCarthy
Jack Westland
Dexter Cummings
Keefe Carter
Woody Platt
M. L. Masingill
George Dawson
Jesse Guilford
Eugene Hamas
Clark Corran
Eddie Held
Franclis Ouimet van Roy Mei
Densmore Shute
E. F. Storey
M. B. Stevenson
Fred Wright
Bill Fowlkes
KE. M. Wildera
Parker Whittemore
Bill Reekie
Paul Haviland
Columbus Foxes Win Third Contest in Series
In Columbus Georgia on September 14 the Foxes defeated the Montgomery Lions 6 to 3 to take a commanding win in the Southeastern league championship series. Paul Doss struck out twelve batters, allowed ten hits, as Columbus built early leads and held them.
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Columbus
Columbus Foxes
Montgomery Lions
Paul Doss
Foxes
Lions
Dossa
H. EB
Montgom
McMillan and Ranval
Schorling
Doss
Powell
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Sanetate
Kit May
Greensboro Patriots
Durham Bulls
Bovines
Jules Mallonee
Jimmy Teague
Goring
Jerry Jackson
Walter Treon
Chatham County
Jerry
Hosta
Repshaw
O'Hara
O’hara
Keystone
Mallonee
O. Cashion
Smith
Gene
Ee Ea Pgmalana
Cincy
Associated Press
Nothern
Broadway
Betty Bronson
Ricardo Cortez
Arlette Marchal Thioooat Roberts
Paramount Picture
William Wellman
Buster Brown
Buter
Ado
Unger
Theodore Rober
Mee
Vic” Sorrell
Wake Forest
Gate City Motor CO
Wrenn Street
Jack Burris
Mer
Takeichi Harada
D. H
Maureen Orcutt
Jacques Fournier
F. G. H. Ball
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Francis Ouimet
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
Curtis Walker
Ss. D. W
Max Carey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Mr. O’geoffy
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
Jack Britton
Ted Lewis
Britton
Lewis
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