Senators Win Again as Sad Sam Tops A’s 3 2
In Washington Sad Sam Jones, 38, wins his sixth straight decision by defeating Lefty Grove and the Athletics 3 to 2. Joe Cronin drives in all Senators runs with a fourth inning homer and an eighth inning single. Washington gains ground in the standings as Detroit beats St. Louis 7 to 5.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Samuel Bond Jones
Cleveland Indians
Woodsfield
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Senators
Sam
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Sad Sam
New York Yankees
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Jones
A's
Lefty Grove
Grove
Cronin
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Tom Bridges
Bridges
Browns
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Washington
Jones and Spencer
Cochrane
Detroit
Coffman
Holshauser, Collins and Ferrell
Hoyt and Hayworth
Canzoneri Favored To Beat Hess In 10 Round Bout
New York reports Tony Canzoneri a 13 to 5 favorite over Goldie Hess in a ten round lightweight fight at Teensboro stadium. Canzoneri, noted as a tougher fighter at lightweight than featherweight, enters the bout as a strong draw against the resilient Hess.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Goldie Hess
Los Angeles
Teensboro Stadium
Canzoneri
Tony
Mrs Hill Defends Western Golf Title in Tourney
Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City shot 75 in qualifying and faces Miss Louise Adams of Indianapolis in the first round of match play. In the lower bracket Mrs Gregg Lifus of Los Angeles posted 76 and meets Miss June Beebe of Chicago as Edith Begg of Cleveland faces Mrs G W Tyson of Kansas City. Melvin Jones and H D Raymond of Chicago advance from qualifying to the 32 as others compete for spots.
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Kansas
City
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Louise Adams
Indianapolis
Gregg Lifus
Los Angeles
Chicago
June Beebe
Edith Begg
Cleveland
G. W. Tyson
Melvin Jones
Major Heroes of The Day: Cronin Leads Senators vs Athletics
Joe Cronin accounted for all Senators runs with a home run and a single against the Athletics. Tom Bridges made a major league debut for the Tigers, limiting the Browns to seven hits and earning a 7 to 3 win after issuing 12 bases on balls.
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Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Senators
Athletics
Tom Bridges
Tigers
Browns
League Leaders Summary From Baseball Standings
In the American league Gehrig of the Yankees leads batting at .396. Ruth also stars with 133 runs and 148 RBIs, while Gehrig has 186 hits and 44 home runs. Combs leads triples with 17. McManus tops steals with 18.
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Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Manush
Senators
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Boxing Card Results From Across Several Cities
In New York Harold Mayes stopped Primo Ubaldo in eight. Charley Schwartz outpointed Angelo Tijerro in ten. Chicago Nisse Ramm knocked out Chester Bush in eight. Eddie Shea and Lou Massey drew in Chicago in eight. New York Ruby Goldstein stopped Joe Trabon in three. Baltimore Joe Belmont outpointed Steve Smith in eight. Dayton Billy Petrolle stopped Frankie La Fay in three. Toledo Ollie Bartlett and Johnny Edwards drew in ten. Tulsa Ray Kiser knocked out Carlos Garcia in ten. San Francisco Max Baer knocked out Frankie Campbell in five.
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Associated Press
New York
Harold Mayes
Bayonne
N. J
Primo Ubaldo
Italy
Charley Schwartz
England
Angelo Tijerro
Spain
Bruins Seek Revenge as Pirates Invade Chicago
Chicago Aug. 26 AP After a day off the Cubs aim to slow Pittsburgh as the Pirates visit for a two game series The Cubs won the opener but Pittsburgh took the next two extending their push and delaying Chicago in the National League Sheriff Blake started for Chicago in game one with Ray Kremer expected to pitch for Pittsburgh
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Chicago
William Wrigley
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Pirates
Corsairs
Bruins
Sheriff Blake
Joe McCarthy
Ray Kremer
Pittsburgh
Postoffice Squeeze Take Game From Orange Squeeze
The Postoffice nine beat the Orange Squeeze 2 to 1 at Weed Park to open a three game series for second in the National league. Lions and Elks fought a 2 to 2 tie at Jefferson Field as playoff races tighten. Umpire Slack called the Jefferson Field game due to darkness.
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Weed Pari Diamond
Jefferson Field
Elks and
Lions
Elks
Weed Park
Battling Works Boys
Barko
Kuebler
AB. R. H
E. Johnson
Diercks
Volger
W. Nietzel
Fi Stein
Lieberknecht
Umlandt
R. H. PO
E. R. Nietzel
Geet
Messenger
Johnson
Sywassink
Romann
Barnard
EOE
Vga
Tor
Kay Oan
Les Ce
Waltman, If
Bronkema
Valent
Sso
Tees
Eee
Meeker
DB Knetsch
Oj Froehner
Chicago Welcomes British and American Track Stars
Chicago prepares to greet Lord David Burghley and the empire team along with the American squad. Ceremonies and parades are planned as the international track and field rivalry takes a back seat to welcoming events before the Soldier Field workout for the championship meet under artificial lights.
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Chicago
Great Britain
United States
Lord David Burghley
Sam
Soldier Field
Iowa open golf tournament tees off at Wakonda
Des Moines Aug. 26 AP With practice rounds centering on Dr Paul Barton Davenport the annual Iowa open began at Wakonda courses morning Barton holder of the Iowa amateur title earlier shot 67 to break Wakonda course mark Miller defending champion and Bud Maytag Newton posted best practice 67 second best Art Bartlett 70 Bob McCrary par 73 Bartons pair included Miller Davis Keokuk Isaacson Oskaloosa to tee off 9 05 am other entrants include Johnny Lasche Waterloo Bob McCrary Des Moines L R Nordstrom Davenport among expected contenders from across the state
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Des Moines
Paul Barton
Davenport
Wakonda
Barton
Iowa
Denmar Miller
L. B
Bud) Maytag
Newton
Art Bartlett
Bob McCrary
Dr. Barton
Miller
Jim Davis
Keokuk
R. E. Isaacson
Oskaloosa
Johnny Lasche
Waterloo
L. R. Nordstrom
Bulldogging Aids Aggie Gridders Training Insight
In Stillwater Oklahoma on August 26 Coach Lynn Waldorf of Oklahoma A and M endorses summer bulldogging of steers on a Wyoming ranch to build tougher football players. A former freshman who rode to the locker room showcases the rugged method and its claimed improvements.
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Stillwater
Okla
Lynn Waldorf
Oklahoma A
Aggie
Wyoming
Gerald Curtin
Douglas
Wyo
Indian wins decathlon as Hall earns bronze at 1932 trials
Wilson Charles, Oneida Indian from Haskell, wins the American decathlon crown at Pittsburgh. Joe Hall of Florida finishes third after a long day of events, with Forest Munger fifth, as Hall edges ahead in the final javelin and 1500 meters.
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Pittsburgh
Wilson Charles
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kas
America
Down South
Wilson
Jim Stewart
Harlow Robert
Stanford University
Joe Hall
University of Florida
Hall
Forest Munger
Florida
Munger
Little Munger
Waldorf Builds Strong Blocking Backfield For Season
Coach Waldorf introduces two halfbacks and one end to boost the Bulldogs. Gerald Curtin returns as Cowboy Curtin after time away. Orlando Blackburn of Guthrie Oklahoma improves as a blocker and tackler. Donald Fisher of Shawnee Oklahoma joins Curtin in the bulldogging program this summer.
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Steers
Gerald Curtin
Cowboy Curtin
Waldorf
Orlando Blackburn
Guthrie
Okla
Curtin
Blackburn
Donald Fisher
Shawnee
Big Muskies to Take First Workout Sunday
Prospective members of the Big Muskies football squad report for the season’s initial practice at League field Sunday morning at 9 o clock. Coach George Stephens expects early drills at 9 o clock in the Grand hotel clubrooms, with a three week gap before the first game as players build fitness. The 1930 eleven aims to outperform recent city teams, with many new prospects joinin g the squad.
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Big Muskies
League Field
George Stephens
Grand Hotel
Stephens
Canadian 15 mile marathon swim entries top 272
The Canadian national exhibition 15 mile marathon swim drew 272 entries from Canada the United States and farther afield for tomorrow's race. Notable entrants include Marvin Nelson Ira Ernest Voerkoetter Clarence Ross Mendell Burditt and George Bladgen with Anna Priller Benoit the sole woman indicating intent to join the longer event and the first prize set at 10 000.
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Ont
Canadian National Exhibition
Canada
United States
Europe
Asia
Ed Keating
Marvin Nelson
Ft. Dodge
Ira
Ernest Voerkoetter
Germany
George Young
Clarence Ross
New York
Mendell Burditt
George Bladgen
Memphis
Tenn
Anna Priller Benoit
Miami
Fla
Miss Benoit
Campbell Hurt in Baer Heavyweight Fight in San Francisco
Frankie Campbell of San Francisco was seriously injured after a fifth round battle with Max Baer of Livermore. Campbell suffered a brain concussion and remained unconscious for 25 minutes before being moved to an emergency hospital. The bout featured Baer at 194 pounds with a 15 pound edge and an in-ring incident in round two that led to Campbell turning away from Baer.
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San Francisco
Frankie Campbell
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Campbell
Ball Park
Baer
Inci
Coaches and players loom large for next season
Stagg prepares for a brutal test against Purdue as Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne pledges fairness. The piece notes Yale games ahead, Booth at the same stand, and Tulane coach Bernie Bierman targeting five candidates to replace Billy Banker. It mentions Illinois under Zupke with a young line and Frosty Peters's one directional kicks.
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Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Billy Banker
Chandler Reaches Semi Final in Golf Tourney
Frank Chandler defeated Glenn Fairall 2 up with one to play at Geneva Golf and Country Club to advance to the semi finals in the lower bracket. He will face Charles Meerdink while Harold Figg meets Walter Molis in the upper bracket. No second flight or special flight matches were played Monday.
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Frank Chandler
Glenn Fairall
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Chandler
Charles Meerdink
Harold Figg
Walter Molis
Unequally Divided, ills: My father was a clever man
A dialogue fragment from Hamburg features a speaker noting their father’s sharp intellect and claims the inheritance was shared among many siblings, prompting a retort about the number of heirs.
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Tills
Hummel
Hamburg
Nichols Beats Hills 4 to 3 in 14 Innings
Nichols Independent defeats Hills Independents 4 to 3 in a fourteen inning Sunday game at In, Aug. 26. C Hillyer and Mellecher pitched for Nichols and Hills respectively. A single hit, two walks and an error produced the winning run in the fourteenth.
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Nichols
Nichols Independent
Hills Independents
C. Hillyer
Mellecher
Hills
Probate Notice for Wills in Muscatine County Iowa
Public notice announces reading and hearing on wills for Ella G Richter and Josef Weis in Muscatine County District Court. Dates referenced include August 11 1990 and September 1930 with hearings in the county court terms.
Probate notice of Arthur T. Bahr in Muscatine County
The Clerk of the District Court in Muscatine County Iowa announces probate in the estate of Arthur T Bahr deceased. A hearing and proof are set for September 22 at the September Term to determine admission to probate and address any objections. Erwin R Jackson attorney is listed.
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Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said
Peter R Brookhart
Said County
A. D
Muscatine
E. Co. Erwin
G. Allbee
Ella G. Richter
E. C. Erwin
J. F. Devitt
Sage
Josef Weis
K. Co Ervin
Muscatine Greaty
Arthur T. Bahr
Onearace
Masco
Me Ez. Erwin
Jackson
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Ruby Goldstein
Joe Trabon
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Steve Smith
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Johnny Edwards
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Ray Kiser
Carlos Garcia
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Stein's Corner
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