Doeg and Myers Favored in National Junior Doubles
Billy Doeg and Larry Myers of Santa Monica Calif overlooked by seeds need one more win to claim the national junior doubles title. They defeated seeded teams Kamrath Brailey and advance to a championship match with Wilmer Hines and Judge Beaver as finals loom.
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Austin
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Atlanta
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Pasadena
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Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Giants and Yankees Lead In Early Baseball Stats
Fragmentary box score notes show Giants and Yankees with strong hitting leaders and team runs batted in. Mentions Ruth and Gehrig among Yankees, Gehrig tied with Hodapp and Gehrman named for other clubs, with partial player tallies for 1910s era.
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Clinton Wins in 15 Innings in Junior Regional Final
In Battle Creek Michigan Kelly's Kids of Clinton Indiana tied Louisville with four runs in the ninth and won the American Legion junior baseball regional title in fifteen innings, 7 to 6. Brooks pitched all fifteen for Clinton as Louisville used one mound change. Both teams misplayed several chances in the field.
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Golf Stars Compete in Rich Open
United Press reports at St Paul Minnesota on August fifteenth 140 golfers opened the St Paul ten thousand dollar open at Keiler links seeking the two thousand five hundred dollar first prize. All players will complete two rounds this week with a cut to sixty four and ties for a final thirty six holes on Sunday. Indianapolis pro Neal McIntyre is among entrants.
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ST. Paul
Mimn
Keiler Links
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis Pro
Night racing at Jungle Park Rockville track opens soon
Indiana’s first night automobile racing set for Saturday at Jungle Park race track in Rockville. Twenty four reflector lamps are being installed for illumination. About twenty five cars are expected to compete with stars including Dutch Bauman Howdy Wilcox Bill Chittum Red Campbell and Ira Hall among entrants.
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Rockville
Ind
Jungle Park Race Track
Indiana
Dutch Bauman
Howdy Wilcox
Bill Chittum
Indianapolis
Red Campbell
St. Louis
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Tradition Denies Pennant To Any Club This Year
Chicago and Brooklyn have led the National League in every decade since 1880. The Cubs won pennants in 1880 and 1910 while Brooklyn claimed titles in 1890, 1900 and 1920, leaving the pennant undecided this season.
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Hicago
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati Tennis Stars Lead City Championship Field
Three Cincinnati tennis stars may compete in the annual city senior championships at Hawthorne Club starting Monday. Rich ard Meyer the runner up in the Ohio Valley junior tourney heads the trio, with Graf Moeller and William Chambers of Louisville and several Hoosier cities also set to participate.
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Eastern Turf Net Tourney Semi-Finals Welcomed
The eastern turf court championships reached the semi finals in men and women players and doubles as seed star Bill Tilden defaulted to Cliff Sutter, prompting elevated favored status for Johnny Van Ryn. Tilden retired after clashes with the gallery following Sutter, while Van Ryn faced Gregory Mangin in the feature men’s match. In women’s singles Marjorie Gladman faced Clara Zinke and Helen Marlowe faced Baroness Levi.
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Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
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N. J
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Gregory Mangin
Newark
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Austin
Tex
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Sutter
Cliff
Marjorie Gladman
Santa Monica
Cal
Clara Zinke
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Baroness Levi
Italy
Steffen Hospital Observation At Chicago Augustana
Chicago judge Walter P. Steffen head football coach at Carnegie Tech is at Augustana hospital for observation. His condition is not serious but an operation may be required.
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Chicago
Walter P. Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Augustana Hospital
Jose Santa Knocks Out Sherring in Third Round
New York, Aug 15. Jose Santa of Portugal, a 265 pound heavyweight, knocked out Al Sherring of Boston in the third round here Thursday.
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Portugal
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