Cubs Drop One Game Of Six-Game Lead
Chicago Cubs surrender one game to the Pirates in a tense pennant push as Reds pitcher Red Lucas navigates a rough stretch. Lucas, in his seventh Reds season, showed resilience with 27 completed games in 29 starts, but poor run support hampered his win total. Meanwhile Boston and Brooklyn split a doubleheader, boosting the Pirates as Chicago faltered in both ends. No American League games were on the slate.
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Pirates
Charles Fred
Red” Lucas
Cincinnati
Reds
Lucas
Husky Redhead
Giants
Chicago
Boston
Braves
Brooklyn
van Mungo
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Mtich
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Phillies
Yesterday's Stars Roll Braves and Giants to Wins
Baxter Jordan of the Braves hit a double with the bases loaded in a rally that clinched the first game against the Cubs and helped secure a second win with a homer. Joe Moore of the Giants connected for a homer a double and three singles in the victory over Cincinnati.
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Cubs
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Cincinnati
Chicago and West Coast bouts highlight boxing card
In Chicago Mickey Patrick beat Willie Oster on points. In San Rafael Kermit Thompson stopped Bobby Cox in four. Rinaldo Martinez halted Pedro Luna in four in Nicaragua. In San Francisco Vearl Whitehead outpointed Millie Milletti, and in Seattle Freddie Steele defeated David Velasco over six rounds.
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Mickey Patrick
Willie Oster
Boston
San Rafael
Cal
Kermit Thompson
Oakland
Bobby Cox
Jacksonville
Fla
Rinaldo Martinez
Nicaragua
Pedro Luna
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Vearl Whitehead
Santa Monica
Millie Milletti
Omaha
Seattle
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
David Velasco
Mexico City
League Leaders Including yesterday's games summary
National League batting leader O Doul Dodgers .366 and W Davis Phillies .349. Runs Klein Phillies 141. O Doul Dodgers 111. Hits Klein Phillies 201. O Doul Dodgers 196. RBIs Hurst Phillies 127. Klein Phillies 124. Doubles P Tanner Pirates 55. Klein Phillies 47. Triples Herman Reds 17. Suhr Pirates 16. Home runs Klein Phillies 35. Ott Giants 32. Stolen bases Klein Phillies 20. Frisch Cardinals 18. Pitching Warneke Cubs 20 5. Swetonic Pirates 11 5.
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Hurst
P. Tanner
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Herman
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Suhr
Pirate
Ott
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Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Swetonic
Foxx and Simmons Knot Athletics Yankee Run Totals
In this season leaders list Foxx of the Athletics leads batting with .366 and 137 runs, while Simmons of the Athletics sits at 130 runs. Foxx also tops hits with 191 and RBIs at 146, followed by Simmons. Gehringer and Porter lead doubles, Cronin and Myer top triples, Foxx again leads home runs with 51, and Chapman steals 84 bases as Walker has 20. Pitching shows Allen of the Yankees at 16-2 with Gomez at 23-6.
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Gehringer
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Ruth
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Walker
Allen
Gomez
Berns death autopsy and inquest details emerge
The article details Paul Berns death including his brother Berns desire to study records and confer with relatives before any statement. It lists witnesses for the inquest, notes Miss Harlow's absence, and cites autopsy surgeon Frank Webb. Studio officials, Mayer, and Dr. Edward B Jones comment on motives and information to authorities.
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Miss Harlow
Frank A. Nance
Marino Bello
Irving Thalberg
Studio
John Carmichael
Winifred
Paul Bern
Clifton Davis
Harold Garrison
Blanche Williams
M. E. Greenwood
Frank Webb
Louis B. Mayer
Edward B. Jones
Two Long-Term Prisoners Granted Pardon on Holidays
Governor Seligman pardoned two elderly inmates, Barra and Hawes, both with spotless prison records, to leave the state permanently. Barra, once sentenced to death for murder in 1917, saw his sentence commuted to life in 1923 after insanity concerns and multiple appeals. Hawes, 72, received a 99 year term in 1922 for murder, also pardoned with orders to depart the state.
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Grant County
Supreme Court
State Insane Asylum
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el Paso
State Penitentiary
James F. Hinkle
Hawes
Roosevelt County
Seligman
Death of Capt Joseph Osborn Veteran publisher and Lincoln acquaintance
Joseph Osborn 89 former publisher of Swedish language papers and Civil War veteran died last night in Minneapolis. He formerly resided in Springfield Illinois and was an acquaintance of Abraham Lincoln.
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Joseph Osborn
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Springfield
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Baseball scores and results from multiple leagues
Scores listed by league with teams and results across the American and Western Leagues, including Pittsburgh and Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Denver, Pueblo, Wichita, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Des Moines, Omaha, St Paul, Kansas City, Toledo, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Louisville, Columbus, Newark, Jersey City, Rochester, Toronto, Montreal, Buffalo, Baltimore, and Albany.
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Pueblo
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Louisville
Columbus
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Pacific Coast League scores report
In league play, San Francisco defeated Seattle 6 to 1 while Sacramento routed Los Angeles Missions 10 to 6. Oakland topped Hollywood 2 to 1 and Portland beat Los Angeles 4 to 1.
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Seattle
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Risko Beats King Levinsky in Cleveland Bout
Bobby Risko earns a decision over Chicago’s King Levinsky in a Cleveland ring clash. Photo captures the two fighters clinched in the sixth round as the bout unfolds.
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Southern Association Scores Reported for Tonight
The Southern Association standings show Atlanta 6 Chattanooga 3 and Nashville 10 Knoxville 9. Little Rock 4 3, New Orleans 2 4. Only games played were recorded.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Weather-stalled games alter Texas football schedule
Beaumont beat Galveston by 23 to 4 while Dallas triumphed 12 to 1 over Tyler and Houston secured a 3-2 win against San Antonio. Longview Fort Worth game postponed due to rain, delaying planned action across multiple cities.
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Tyler
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Thorson to Attend Scout Executives Conference
P V Thorson Boy Scout Executive for the Eastern New Mexico Area will depart next Sunday to join the bi annual conference for Scout executives in the region. The meeting runs from September 12 to 17 inclusive.
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P. V. Thorson
New Mexico
Two Men Held in Connection With Alleged Operations
Justice Gebet heard testimony alleging two illegal operations performed on Mrs. Elms by Der Hust at Santa Fe and locally. Police Capt. Chariton, and Nina Davis sister of Mrs. Elms, corroborated parts of the statement but could not confirm the procedures. The defense suggested Mrs. Elms’s Kright disease may have contributed to death.
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Rechter
Russel Chariton
der. Hust
Elms
Santa Fe
Nina Davis
Hust
Palace Machine Shop for sale of auto parts and repair
Have Watford transmission mag netos car parts truck axles and radiators. We are equipped to do fine machine work and car repair ing. Palace Machine Shop 111 South Main Phone 320 Adv. Nice canning tomatoes H F Carpenter Phone 758 Adv. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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