Drillers Fall to Senators in Opener in Solon
Jacksons offensively dominant Senators surge to 13 runs on 21 hits as Trammel struggles in first game of the series. Stewart lasts four innings, Pierre handles four more with Jackson’s bats erupting including a home run by Jarier and multiple two base hits.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Games
Meridian 2 Laurel C. Vicksburg 2 Alexandria 3 Jackson 13 Monroe 4 Brookhaven 6 Hattiesburg 2 Atlanta 4 New Orleans 2 Nashville 3 Little Rock 2 Mobile 8 Birmingham 2 Memphis 6 Chattanooga 5 Chicago 3 Detroit 2 New York 3 Philadelphia 2 No others scheduled.
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Wills enters second stage of national tennis defense
Helen Wills of Berkeley starts the singles defense in the second round at Forest Hills and teams with Miss Mary K Brown of Los Angeles for the doubles. Wills faces Mrs C J W Hubbard formerly Miss Anne Fulier of Boston, as rivals like Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Miss Kathlen McKane loom with strong opponents and upsets noted.
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Los Angeles
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Anne Fulier
Boston
Elizabeth Ryan
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M. B. Huff
Philadelphia
Kathlen McKane
Frank H. Godfrey
Lambert Chambers
Beth Sigourney
Martha Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Kgelenes Says A Store by the Class of Its Chae
A fragment from KGELENE notes a shop linked to a class of its era, dated 17 6 unclear. The readable text hints at a local commerce theme but lacks full context or clear names to confirm details.
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Mack and Dreyfuss share views as pennant race heats up
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, met Barney Dreyfuss, Pirates owner, at Forbes Field in a friendly exhibition. Mack praises his Youngsters and cites Philadelphia and Pittsburgh contending for a possible world series, while noting veterans on the Senators and doubts about the Giants.
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Stribling Set for Southern California Ring Debut Bout
Vernon Calif August 18 Young Stribling Georgia light heavyweight makes his southern California debut at the Vernon arena in a 10 round bout against Jimmy Delaney of St Paul. The two fought to a newspaper draw at Milwaukee.
Pirates Start Long Cruise Over Eastern Waters
The Pirates lead the National League after beating the Giants and set to clash with New York in a four game series at the Polo Grounds. Aiding their chase, Max Carey and Moore miss games with foot injuries as the Athletics pursue in the American League with a two game lead.
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Galloway Hands Lumbermen Loss in Triple-A Tilt
The Drillers fell behind early as Jackson roared to a 12 4 win over Monroe. Trammell allowed 21 hits for Monroe while Alexandria edged Vicksburg 3 2 and Brookhaven beat Hat tiesburg 6 2 with Nemitz holding the Hubmen to eight hits.
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Three-Letter Man at Ohio to Coach Tech Grid Team
Louisiana Tech begins 1925 football with nearly intact last year squad and a strong new coaching staff led by R C Kenney. Assistant Frank S McLaughlin and freshman director L J Fox join as coaches as Tech schedules tough early games including Henderson Brown and Tulane.
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Crackers Take Lead With 4–2 Victory Over Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers climb atop the Southern Association pennant race after a 4 to 2 win over New Orleans Pelicans. Cy Warmoth shined with two hits and an RBI, Jim Riley hit his 27th home run, while Birmingham slumped to an eighth straight loss as Mobile beat them 8 to 2. Nashville and Memphis won to stay near the top.
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Dempsey Says He Won’t Fight If Kearns Persists
Los Angeles August 17. Jack Dempsey declares he will quit boxing if promoter Jack Kearns and the New York Boxing Commission push for a bout with Harry Wills. He reiterates he will not be bound by Kearns and will seek to be his own matchmaker while honoring the 35 percent cut to Kearns. If Mullins signs for Wills, the contract could fail and Dempsey warns he will not fight until September 1809.
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