Yankees And Tigers In Tight Pennant Race Leaderboard
Detroit thumped the White Sox 7 0 as part of a six game winning streak and New York beat the Athletics 3 1. Lefty Gomez held the A s to three hits, while Tony Lazzeri and Lou Gehrig supplied the runs for the Yankees. Giants expanded NL lead. Reds, Pirates, and Cardinals split results as standings tighten.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Chicago
Yanks
Athletics
Vernon Gomez
A’s
Jimmie Foxx
Tony Lazzeri
Lou Gehrig
Alton Berton
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Phillies
Roy Parmelee
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Reds
Paul Derringer
Len Warneke
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry French
Paul Dean
Bucs
Waite Hoyt
Cleveland
Indians
Browns
Hal Trosky
Washington
Boston
Senators
Ed Linke
Boston Braves
Broocklyn
Dodgers
Les Mallon
Philadelphia
New York
Benton
Berry
Hayes
Gomez
Dickey
Longwood Bowl Net Tourney Draws Top 1920s Stars
Brookline Massachusetts hosts the 42nd Longwood bowl tourney with top American players including Wilmer Allison and Sarah Palfrey leading the fields. George Lott and Lester Stoefen arrive from England to join the competition as Davis Cup conflicts ease.
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George Lott
Lester Stoefen
America
New York
England
Lott
Stoefen
Longwood
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Lake Providence Social Events Highlight Lake Providence High Society
Young social set attended a dance at the Book club in Tallulah with Mary Ethel Peck Fred Regenold Susan Brown Sidney Guenard Agnes Hamley and Jim Gilfoil among others. Co-hostesses H L Van Valkenurgh and Lars Evans hosted a cocktail party for Evan s birthday with guests including J N Hill Jr S L House W K Evans Harry Packard J P McCain W H Hamley Vera Cohran and more. A Thursday bridge party hosted by Mrs Roland Smith celebrated Mrs Leon Minsky with a large local turnout and autumn floral decor.
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Tallulah
Mary Ethel Peck
Fred Regenold
Susan Brown
Sidney Guenard
Agnes Hamley
Jim Gilfoil
Omega
Warren Powell
Barry Mitchell
Charlie Hart
Sonny” Herzog
Buddie” Peck
H. L. van Valkenurgh
Lars Evans
Van
Evan
Minna Lang
Twin Falls
Iowa
Evans
Lang
J. N. Hill, Jr
S. L. House
W. K. Evans
Harry Packard
J. P. McCain
W. H. Hamley
W. C. Lyon
F. W. Schober
Vera Cohran
Packard
Mr. House
Roland Smith
Leon Minsky
Lake Providence
Southern Association Sizzles as Lookouts Rise to Second Place
Chattanooga climbs from near bottom to second in the Southern Association, overtaking Little Rock while Nashville moves to third and Memphis falls. The Pelicans sweep Atlanta in a doubleheader, and Birmingham, Knoxville, and others post wins. eight homers spark a busy day of league results.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Veda Ae
Memphis. Tenn
Southern Association
Lookouts
New Orleans Pelicans
Little Heck
Pels
Art Weis
Barons
Paco Taitt
Dano
Wright
Hughes
Gill
Duke
Hodapp
Mis sions rout Houston 9–0 as Wiltse shines in opener
Texas League notes San Antonio leads with a decisive 9 to 0 win over Houston. Hal Wiltse tossed a five hit shutout for the Missions while driving in three runs with his only hit, a triple. Galveston and Beaumont split a doubleheader with tight pitching and late-inning defense. Tulsa beat Fort Worth 6 to 2 as Davis delivered four hits. Oklahoma City topped Dallas 5 to 4 in 10 innings after an error prolonged play.
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Tody
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Galveston
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
Ata Fort Worth
Associated Press
San Antonio Missions
Missions
Hal Wiltse
Buffs
Wiltse
Buffaloes
Mike Cvengros
Cotton Pippen
George Payne
Galveston Buccaneers
Gumbert
Judge Schulz
Vire Frasi
Rube Stuart
Larkin
Frasier
Rudy York
Fort Worth Cats
Cats
Tom Davis
Chee Chee Ferez
Meyer Chozen
Johnny Berger
Skeeter Newsome
Sloan
Indians
Joe Vance
Old Sol
Wilise
Heath
Cvengros
Pippen, Payne
Ogrodowski
Armour wins Canadian Open in tight finish
Golf roundup reports Armour shoots 287 to win the Canadian Open with Laffoon in second place. Also noted are Mitchell defeating Armstrong 5 and 3 for the national public links crown, Wood claiming the New Jersey Open with 289, and Bobby Jones posting a 62 lowest round.
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Toronto
Armour
Laffoon
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Armstrong
Madison
N. J
Wood
Highlands
N. C
Bobby Jones
Armour Wins Dominion Open in Toronto By Wide Margin
Toronto hosts the Dominion Open where Tommy Armour, the Chicago born Scot, carded 69 73 71 74 to total 287 over 72 holes and claim the title. The US string continues with Armour’s third victory after Diegel’s four wins and a field including Ky Laffoon, Willie MacFarlane, and Fay Coleman.
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Toronto
Canada
Niblick-Wielders
Tommy Armour
Chicago
United States
J. Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
Bill Travinger
al Watrous
Clarence Hackney
Leo Diegel
MacDonald Smith
Armour
Walter Hagen
Harry Cooper
Joe Kirkwood
Diegel
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckehoe
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Cal
Stars shine in pair of wins as Waner and Gehrig star
Yesterday many stars led their teams to wins. Lloyd Waner had three hits in each Pirates victory over the Cardinals, while Lou Gehrig joined the 36th homer day with three singles in the Yankees win over the Athletics. Various pitchers and batters including Tommy Bridges and Bill Terry also produced strong performances for the Tigers Giants and other clubs.
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Associated Press
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Cardinals
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
White Sox
Bill Terry
Giants
Phillies
Bill Werber
Red Sox
Senators
Paul Derringer
Reds
Babe Herman
Cubs
Hal Trosky
Indians
Browns
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Ralph Boyle
Dodgers
Frankhouse
Boyle
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
East Dixie League game summaries with scattered scores
In Clarksdale Greenwood and Barham and Billings faced a scoreline sequence with Clarksdale 1390 and Greenwood 6. The contest listed pitchers and batters such as Margaino O Flaherty Cook Bohringer Jackson and Be sure to note El Dorado Pine Bluff and Greenville results with partial score lines and multiple players named.
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Clarksdale
Greenwood
Jackson
Greenville
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Greenville Ye Ener Nee Ta
el Dorado Ae
Greenwood Sense Sree
Me Jackson Deena
Clarksdale Teen
Margaino
O'Flaherty
Cook
Bohringer
Swartz Blackers Take Lead In Ouachita Valley Race
Swartz Carlton Blackers beat Fairbanks 8 to 7 at Swartz park to seize first in the Ouachita Valley league. Douglas driven in five runs with two homers and a double. Wells, Marks and Godwin each collected three hits. Wilder limited Fairbanks to seven safeties as Swartz pounded 16 hits. Ward and Norman homered for Fairbanks.
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Swartz
Swartz Carlton Blackers
Fairbanks
Douglas
Marks
Wells
Godwin
Ward
Norman
Carlon Blackers
Malone
Wilder
Fairbanks Boys
R.h.po
Ale
Od LD
McClain
Barwell
Rf. Ue
Covington
Courtney
Cou
Poo
Somn
Ty Hyseae
Senn
Wart
Doulas
King
McReynolds
Knoefel
Bagwell
McCuin
Malone Lt
Loey
Wilder WO
Wilder IV
Brazil
Tame
Swanson
Balloting Near Close For College All Star Coach
Five coaches vie to lead the college all stars against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field August 31. Sleepy Jimmy Crowley of Fordham leads with 71,879 votes, followed by Dick Hanley Northwestern 71,780, Noble Kizer Purdue 71,645, Bob Zuppke and Lou Little also in the top five.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Bob Zuppke
Shenois
Lou Little
Columbia
Gassers Defeat Grocers 11 to 9 in Sunday Softball
Southern Gas team beat Saw-Mor Grocers 11 to 9 in a high scoring game. Red Turk hit a two base hit and a homer with two runners aboard. Johnson pitched for the Gassers while Garland pitched for the Grocers as Saw-Mar prepares to face Missouri Pacific next Wednesday at Booster diamond.
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Southern Gas Company
Li Te
Gassers
Grocers
Red Turk
Johnson
Garland
Missouri Pacific
Booster Diamond
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Figures Listed
The item catalogs top MLB leaders in batting and pitching. Manush and Gehrig headline batting with .367 and 389 hits respectively while Gehrig leads runs batted in at 124. Werber and Fox have notable stolen bases. pitching leaders include Yankee and Tiger pitchers with strong win totals.
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Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
Greenberg
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Fox
Rowe
Oriole That Loves Ice Cream Is Mrs Bowen's Pet
In Nashville an oriole who prefers ice cream to seed is the pet of Mrs. K. G. Bowen. She cages birds only briefly and keeps the door open so the playful bird may come and go as it pleases.
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Nashville
Tenn
K. G. Bowen
Torrance Sets New Mars Shot Put Record at Oslo Meet
Jack Torrance of LSU broke the world shot put record twice and finally reached 57 feet 5 and 3/32 inches despite rain. Stanford’s Lyman was runner up. Bonthron and Easman won other events, with Easman clocking 1 53.4 in the 800 and Lyman setting best discus marks.
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Oslo
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State University
Joh Lyman
Stanford
Torrance
Z. Hellasz
Poland
Torance
Efort
Baton Rouge
Lyman
Yesteday
Bill Bonthron
Princeton Fire
Ben Easman
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Cornelius Johnso
Compton
Cal
Glenn Hardin
Louisian State
Bob Kar Cornell
Marseilles bout sees Th named Hinaldi Neroni
In Marseilles Italy fighter Marcel Th 160 received appointment Hinaldi Neroni The match saw Kid Frimeis 118 facing Spider Padner 118 in a decision outpointing Padner 118 to 0 judge tally unclear but results noted in the paragraph
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Associated Press
Marseilles
France
Marcel Th
Hinaldi Neroni
Italy
Kid Frimeis
Marseill
Rosenbloom And Dundee Top Week's Fight Cards
Two champions Maxie Rosenbloom and Vince Dundee headline a quiet week in boxing. Rosenbloom defends his light heavyweight status against Pietro Georgi in Oakland California on Wednesday night. Dundee meets Tommy Rios in a 10 round non title bout at Leiperville Pennsylvania the following night. Telephone girls in Berlin must spend a set time every day exercising their vocal chords.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Vince Dundee
Rosenbloom
Pietro Georgi
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Dundee
King
Tommy Rios
Wilmington
Del
Leiperville
Berlin
Evangeline League Names and Matchups Across Parishes
Local Evangeline League listings show Lafayette Jeanerette New Iberia Alexandria and Rayne teams with multiple players and affiliations including Lebland Duncan Simms Com ilius Pechon Gautreaux Bruno Gore Mullens Flanagan Fanning Optiousas Uffin Taylor Burrows Mc Dougal. The fragmented text lists several club names and potential lineups across towns with numeric codes indicating scores or rosters.
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New Iberia
Alexandria
Bruno
Gore and Mullens
Flanagan and Fanning
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Ostermueller
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Hoyt
Padden
Hallahan
Walker
Vance
Mooney
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Phelps
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Benge
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Parmelee
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Evangeline League
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George Reis
el Lagarto
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Billings
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Krole
Ouachita Valley League
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Ott
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Ginger Rogers
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Mgr
Jeanerette No
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Duncan
Simms
Comilius
Pechon
Gautreaux
Optiousas
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Arle
John Roles
Claire Trevor
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