St Louis leads National race as Pirates fall in doubleheader
The St Louis Cardinals surge ahead in the National League with Sherdel holding the Pirates to seven hits as Cincinnati slips and Chicago narrows the gap. In the American League the Yankees slip 5 1 2 games after Philadelphia tops them, while Cleveland edges St Louis in 12 innings. Chicago and Detroit split a doubleheader as Washington and Boston battle for position.
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Rickey and Hornsby Build Up Cardinals Pennant Contenders
Branch Rickey discovered 12 of 19 Cardinals players and handed the group to Rogers Hornsby who molded them into a pennant machine. The lineup features Bob O’Farrell, Jim Bottomley, Tommy Thevenow, and Lester Bell developed from minors, with several trades boosting the roster.
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Boxing Results From National Showdowns Across Cities
Chicago fighter Nationalist Fili pino defeated Pat Moore in Memphis. Henry Lenard of Chicago beat Pico Ramies of Mexico. Roy Wallace of Indianapolis edged Len Darcy of Detroit. Chuck Doris and Phil Herbert fought to a draw in Detroit Cincinnati. Mike McTigne of New York KOed King Solomon of Panama. Alfred Porzie of South America beat Jim Sigmund, sailor heavyweight. Sergeant Jack Adams of St. Louis beat Johnny Grosso.
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Suzanne Lenglen to Open Tour at Madison Square Garden
The tennis star will begin her tour October 9 at Madison Square Garden under Charles C. Pyle with a singles match against a leading American woman and a mixed doubles appearance. Lenglen arrives in New York September 27 with her mother. Papa Lenglen stays in France.
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Hansen Stops Romero in York Bout
Knute Hansen of Racine Wisconsin knocked out Quintin Romero of Chile in York. The contest ended with Hansen securing a decisive victory in the lightweight matchup.
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Meeting Planned Next Week on Bridge Toll Fight
Illinois farmers join Muscatine businessmen and bridge company representatives to discuss two audits of the Muscatine Bridge books at the Muscatine hotel. E Brisbine says the gathering will review audits by A W Carver and C G Carlson plus Lester Anderson. Farmers pledge to boycott Rock Island county trade until toll rates are changed. Bridge officials cite tolls needed for repairs and a modest 2 percent average yearly dividend.
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Baseball Leaders and Leaders in Two Leagues
League leaders list batting and pitching feats for National and American leagues. Key names include Hargrave Reds Brown Braves Cuyler Pirates Bottomley Cardinals Walker Reds Wilson Cubs. Kremer Pirates 16 4. In American League Fothergill Tigers Rice Senators Ruth Yankees Burns Indians Gehrig Yankees Ruth Yankees Mostil White Sox Davis Tigers 11 3.
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Sparring Partners Give Dempsey Black Eye in Training
In Atlantic City on September 1 AP reports heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey sports a black eye from sparring. Eight partners deny causing the injury as Dempsey gains weight to 196 pounds and plans rest before resuming work with Marty Burke who backs Dempsey to beat Tunney.
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Pirates Buy Star Rookie Hurler From Indianapolis
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of Carman Hill, star right hander from Indianapolis, for a big price. Hill has 24 wins and 5 losses this season. Officials did not disclose the amount, saying it exceeded the $40,000 paid for Glenn Wright from Kansas City.
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Lage Signed to Fight Here on Legion Card
Glen Lage of Marshalltown is signed by promoter Frank Bosten for the main bout on the next American Legion fight card set for September 13 or 20. An opponent will be chosen from Johnny Nichols or Pat Corbett. Poor attendance at the last card may end Legion boxing if the crowd does not improve. The card will feature strong supporting fights and promise a top-notch scrap.
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Strangler Lewis Defeats Mike Romano in Vernon Match
Ed Lewis world heavyweight claimant defeated Mike Romano in Vernon California last night. Lewis won after a 33 minute headlock throw and Romano did not return after a five minute rest. Wayne Munn also defeated Howard Cantondine in nine minutes.
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Big” Munn
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Two Pirates Players Involved In Swap Deal
Two Pittsburgh Pirates players were involved in a recent deal. Hill is set to report to Cincinnati tomorrow to join the team and begin activities.
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