Reno Victorious Over I O O F Eight to One
Reno clubs beat the I O O F nine in South Park 8 to 1. N Babcock hit two triples and a double for the Cubs while Combest and N Babcock also doubled. Both teams turned a double play, with L Rush catching B Black’s fly to double off N Babcock. Upcoming games include Rotary vs Elks, Midget series, and Junior Twilight League start.
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Mack Nears 2500th Victory as A's Rally
Chicago Aug 24 AP Twenty five hundred wins await Connie Mack the 69 year old Philadelphia Athletics manager if his players conquer St Louis today and tomorrow The elder skipper who began the A's era years ago seeks the milestone with a club set to honor him with fresh victories expanding his long managerial record
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Minneapolis Golf Star Threatens Mrs Hill at Peoria
Minneapolis standout Mrs Austin Pardue once Dorothy Klotz stood in the path of Mrs Opal Hill in Peoria as Hill stormed toward a second straight western title. Hill, in the Kan sas City group, beat Marion Callahan 9 and 7 and set a course record with 73 after 75. Pardue defeated Mrs Harold Foreman 6 and 5 and likely challenges Hill. Kansas City’s Greenlease and Ford advanced past Ingram and English and joined Chicago pair Armstrong and Nelson. Tulsa’s J Walter Beyer, defending champion, posted 77 to beat Mrs Clapp of St Paul and faced Jane Weiller next.
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Baseball roundup highlights five hits and clutch hits
Pence Yesterday size? of Pence Yesterday size? By the Associated Press Tom Bridges and George White, Tigers-Held Red Sox to five hits and fanned eight. Mickey Cochrane Athletics-Drove in five runs against White Sox with two home runs and a pair of steals. Tony Lazzeri Yankees-His two triples, driving in four runs, beat Browns. Sam Rice Senators-Singled in 13th to drive in winning run against Indians. Walter Berger Braves-Found Cardinal pitching for three hits, including homer with one on. Gus Suhr Pirates-Beat Giants with double with bases loaded. Pat Malone Cubs-Stopped Phillies with six hits and fanned eight.
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Baseball Leaders and Police Arrests in Ottawa
National League batting leaders include O Doul and Kirin with Phillies well represented. Pitching leads with Warneke 18 5 and Thurston 31 5. American League stats show Manush and Foxx among top hitters. A series of Ottawa burglaries was solved with the arrest of two thirteen year olds who confessed to breaking into several businesses and stealing small sums.
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Williamstown Defeats Grantville 7–6 In County League Game
Williamstown beat Grantville 7 to 6 in a Jefferson County league contest played Sunday at Grantville. Williamstown is set to face Green Brothers on September 18. Scandinavians in Santa Barbara have formed a new soccer team.
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YankeesTrade Echoes Yankees Boston Inconsistently
The article weighs a trade sending Ivy Paul Andrews to Boston for Danny MacFayden and Henry Johnson. It notes MacFayden's modest Yankee record after joining and Andrews struggles with Boston, arguing the deal may favor Boston as both pitchers show varied performance in high scoring games.
How They Stand and Hoyt Comeback in Giants Camp
Baseball notes recount standings since a trade with Andrews and MacFayden through August 19 and Waite Hoyt’s return with the New York Giants. Hoyt, released by Brooklyn, has won four of ten league starts since July, with late relief duties and a diet blamed for earlier fatigue. The piece also covers a police detainer case involving Coleman, illegal entry, and a Cleveland arrest, noting public bond and federal authorities.
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Jayhawks Take 2 1 Victory Over Cardinals in Series Opener
The Jayhawks defeated the Cardinals 2 to 1 in the second place series opener. Both Jayhawks runs came in the final minute of the first inning with A Landis and Anderson scoring. Wiley scored the Cardinals’ lone run in the second after a single, steal, and Conley RBI. Thursday night hosts the second game at 4 o clock.
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Wrestler Abe Coleman Arrested After Baltimore Bout
ABE COLEMAN of Winnipeg Canada was arrested in Baltimore after a wrestling match last night. Floyd Marshall of California was involved in the incident and Coleman was taken into custody by detectives minutes after the fight.
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