Paddock called track insurgent again in Germany
New York August 26 track expert IT Il Mahoney says Charles W Paddock the former Olympic 100 meters champion is again in the spotlight for his insurgent antics in Germany where he is barred as an amateur. Paddock denies charges and has itemized his expenditures while sprinting around the world. He is described as a born show man who has stirred fights with amateur officials and with William Prout former A A U president.
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Mahoney
Charles W. Paddock
Paddocks
Germany
California
Paddock
New Jersey
Charlie
William Prout
Prout
Atlantic City
University of Paris
A.A. U
America
Pacific Coast
Shuggins Off College Stars From Major Leagues
New York August 26 Miller Huggins Yankees manager says few college players reach major league grade without minor league experience. He notes college stars switch sports and lack baseball muscles built from age 15 and years of work.
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New York
Miller Truggings
New York Yankees
Huggins
Ingenns
Lethbridge Ponders Winter Hockey Prospects
The Herald notes fans seek what Lethbridge will offer in hockey this winter. It cites a new Allan Cup residence rule barring participation this season but says other trophies and strong hockey are possible despite the barrier.
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Lethbridge
Alberta Branch A.A.U. thanks Medicine Hat visitors
Secretary Leslie of the Alberta Branch expresses gratitude on behalf of the north’s delegates who attended the annual meeting Saturday. She thanks the Medicine Hat boys for their hospitality and says they had a good time.
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Leslie
Alberta
A.A.U
Medicine Hat
Collapse at Pier No 2 injures worker and 15 others
A new steel structure under erection at Pier No 2 near Battery Place New York collapsed injuring one man seriously and fifteen people with minor injuries. Authorities responded and investigations into the cause were initiated.
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Pier No. 2
Battery Place
N.Y
Cat Licks Bring Hair Growth to Bald Head
New York reports cat named Mike began licking the bald pate of 60 year old Rudolph Althans of East Elmhurst during naps and later while awake. The tongue action produced a quarter inch hair growth on his head. Althans jokes about buying a tame lion to imitate the cat. Pink pearls are scarce and found only off the Bahama Islands.
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New York
Rindolph Althans
East Elmhurst
Mike
Althans
Bahama
Islands
National League Scoreboard Highlights
Chicago led with 19 runs while Philadelphia posted 10 and Cincinnati 6. New York scored 7 and Pittsburgh 1. Boston 2 and St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 5.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
W. L. Pet
Amery Can Teague
Washington
Unclear Score Ledger From Dense City Game Snippets
Fragmented sports score list shows several city teams with varying results across matches. Key entries include Detroit leading with 14 and St Louis at 8, while Philadelphia and Cleveland posted modest totals. The excerpt lacks full context or dates.
Sports scores roundup from city matchups
Baltimore 4 Toronto 5. Jersey City 10 Syracuse 6 3. Providence 0 Rochester 3. Reading 4 Buffalo 9.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Reading
Buffalo
American Association Standings Snapshot
Toledo 1 Boston note. Milwaukee 2 10. Louisville 1. St Paul 2. Columbus 2. Kansas City 6. Indianapolis 12. Mineapolis 5.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Mineapolis
Pacific Coast League Scores Grid
Seattle leveled Salt Lake City 10 to 3 while Oakland beat Vernon 6 to 5 and Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 5 to 6. Portland edged Sacramento 3 to 2 in the listed games.
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Seattle
Salt Lake City
Oakland
Vernon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Swimming Club Sets Junior Instruction and Teams
At a Swimming Club meeting led by Ald. W. Bannan plans were announced to offer junior instruction on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday from 4 to 5 p.m with D. Macau lay B. Lander and Mesdames Walker and Maxworthy as instructors. Adults practice times are 9:30 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday with committees named for badges water polo teams and both ladies and men teams.
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D. Macaulay
B. Lander
Mesdames Walker
Maxworthy
Tuesaday
J. Lauder
J. B. Walker
H. Elliott
Walker
Dempsey to Appear in Two Exhibition Bouts
Los Angeles reports Jack Dempsey plans to travel to San Francisco on September 5 for two exhibition bouts at the Labor Day carnival. The exhibition tour follows his return from recent bouts and aligns with the west coast boxing calendar.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
San Francisco
Mackinen saga shadows Giants and Athletics dynasty
The piece recounts Wank Growdy leaving the Pacific Coast to distance from the New York Giants and notes Earl Mack following his father Connie Mack to coaching roles. It questions the influence of the athletic family line on the Athletics and the Giants during the current season.
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Wank. Growdy
Columbus Senators
New York Giants
Cor
Pacific Coast
Giants
Earl Mack
Connie
Athletics
Mackinen
Convention Committee Appoints Bellamy to Resolutions Panel
B. W. Bellamy has been notified to report in Toronto one day before the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada annual meeting. He is again selected to serve on the Resolutions Committee, the convention's most important panel. Sessions will be at the King Fa ward Hotel.
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B. W. Bellamy
Toronto
Amateur Athletic Union
Canada
King -Faward
Chicago
Torquo Leafs
Manton
Smith
Stewart
Son
Layne
Detroit Tigers
Gibson
Tommy Gibbons Eyes Retirement Amid Family Illness
New York reports that Tommy Gibbons plans careful finances to retire from boxing or possibly seek one more bout with Gene Tunney. His wife’s serious illness weighs on his decision as wolves of fame circle, and he considers if he has already quit the ring for good.
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New York
Jonmuy Gibbons
Tommy
Gene Tunney
Gibbons
New
Giants Beat Reds In Tight Playoff Run
Diamond Dust notes intermediate Diamond hitters blank Calgary Riversides 13 to 2 as Gould holds, Hartley provides key hits, and Frisel delivers the deciding single. In Detroit, Red Sox etch a rare double play sequence as Stokes, Rothrock and Flagstead combine. Maguire’s pay value drawn at $40,000 to $50,000 as Giants scout the standout second baseman from Holy Cross amid Toledo stint. Mann’s timely hitting fuels Boston’s win. Cleveland nips Philadelphia. Browns overpower Senators 8 to 2. Toronto scouts target multiple Leafs players with Manton off limits.
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Red Sox
Rigby
Bassler
Hiney
Walley
Stokes
Flagstead
Rothrock
Advertising's proven worth lowers price and proves value
Public promotion builds trust in honest products and reduces costs. Advertisers display faith in their goods to the world, arguing that advertising not only cuts prices but certifies worth.
Classified Ads Prove Fast Sales in The News
A brief note highlights classified advertisements as the speediest sellers in town. It argues ads act as tiny salesmen, pushing quick turnover with concise, targeted messages.
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