O Doul Takes Major Lead In Batting As Foxx Drops Back
Brooklyn lefty Frank O Doul tops the weekly batting list with a 362 average surpassing Foxx and Klein who trailed by a few points. Foxx, Klein and Hurst show strong showings as leaders across the American and National leagues with high RBI and runs, while inter league pitching notes highlight Weaver and Warneke with top win totals.
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New York
M—' Dimmie “Foxx
Paradelphia ‘Athletics
Brooklyn
Frank O'Doul
Athletics
Philadelphia
Dod Hurst
Chuck Klein
O'Doul
Foxx
Klein
Hurst
Foxt
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Stephenson
Chicago
L. Waner
Orsatt
Louis
Herman
Cincinnati
Ott
Watkins
St. Louis
Gehrig
Manush
Washington
Ruth
Combs
Jolley
Boston
Walker
Detroit
Averill
Cleveland
Cronin
Stone
Frausr
Jimie
Tune
Chuck
Babe Herman
Buddy Myer
Bis
al Simmons
Monte Weaver
Lon Warreke
Army League routs Sta-Won Hospital 10 to 2 in Friday clash
Kelly Field saw the Army League game dominated by Kelly Fiela a hitters who collected five safeties including two doubles. Vick led with strong hitting and four other players contributed to the 10 run win over Sta-Won Hospital.
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Kelly Fiela
Vick
Efternoon
Monet
Holly Fid
Mesa
Ferantar
Wiles
Toles
Chant Blatton Mospitel
Kelly Field
Frrova
Pls
Mewatg
Foivle
Willan
Toltre Bimg
Towle
Smith
Grinwold
Bane
Walia
Cleick
Seilih
Grinswold
Aparionitonen
Grinwalds
Arianora
Kclagy
Lethon Blalion Hesatta
Kelly Bled
Neon Hall
Mizales
Buster Aud McKithon
Corbett Blossoms as Promoter in New Arena Vote
Jim Corbett, former heavyweight champion, received a promoter license from the New York State Athletic Commission to run boxing and wrestling shows at the Dominion Arena for the upcoming season. The grant marks Corbett's return to active event management in New York.
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Corbett
New York
Jim Corbett
New York State
Athletis Gommieston
Corbett Noicense
Dominion Arena
One Armed Pitcher Dies in Texas Leagues Star Glynn
Aug 13 Louie reports the death of William Glynn, 69, once armed baseball pitcher in Texas and Western leagues. He died of acute indigestion at a Missouri River clubhouse near Dicke. He was credited with a no hit game in each of herffeults.
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Texas
Louie
Wilhliam
Glynn
Bléehex
Mormanee River
Diccke
Longview Franchise Moves From Texas League Denied
Dallas Aug 13 Denial of Longview franchise relocation to Waco for the season noted by L P McEvoy of the Longview club. The report mentions other local sports notes including Minerva Club Lions versus Woendinin Barbera and a 4 o clock game, with other scattered items from Dallas and surrounding areas.
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Longview
Waco
Dallas
Denlal
Tongview
L. P. McEvoy
Dallag
American Army Riders Hold Olympic Victory Looms
Three United States Army officers completed the gruelling 23 1 2 mile three day event at Rivieras Santa Monica, with Capt H J Chamberlin suffering a shoulder injury but finishing strong. Edwin Argo and F Thomson also finished, as the US team aimed to secure the first Olympic three day event title. The Japanese team faced multiple refusals and eliminations, while Holland and Sweden pressed for top places amid difficult jumps and gruelling terrain. An estimated 50 900 spectators watched the cross country and finale across Riviera country club courses.
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Walter Ni
Universal Service
Riviera Country Club
Santa Monica
Calli
Aur
United States Army
Stars
Elrora
Olympic Stadium
Americ Tan
H. J. Chamberlin
U. 8
Pleasant Smiles
Edwin Argo
Honolulu
Tom Bach
F.thomson
Oh Jenny Camp
Dltietals
Riviers
Ughton
Ots Wiiter
Wee
Hick
Kido
Japan
Kyu Gun
Ky Gun
Nara
Seshin
Tiverpool
Yamamoto
Kingo
Jone Jarmnese
Holland
Sirgve Marcrlox
Slill
Sweden
Fridolin
Frangke
Berriguete
Allende
Srosse Country
Notable Lumber Company Bowling League Scores Document
The listing compiles scores and member names from the Tenpin League across multiple lumber companies including Kuntz Lumber, Newland, and Builder Supply. It shows team members such as Johnson, Strelen, and Hundlean with varying totals like 887 and 979, reflecting a dense, fragmented ledger of handicaps and performances.
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Lumuer ‘Tenpin League
Thrid
Domes
Johnson
Strelen
Kuntz Lumber Company
Aagynhein
Behrieber
Umeck Kunis
Tia
Hundlean
Jotmin
Builidera Supply Company
Afttehell
Kraemer
Leeneh
Stars Enter Tee Contest
A fashion note describes the shift to mid season footwear as fall approaches. It highlights light weight dark colored kid shoes designed for early fall wear from mid August, combining comfort, practicality and smart styling to complement new outfits.
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Reye
Advice to Lovelorn Beatrice Fairfax Seeks Marriage Answer
Beatrice Fairfax advises a worried fiancée whose fiancé delayed marriage past promises. she suggests asking him directly about his feelings and planning for the future home without sounding demanding. The column notes potential expenses from his mother's illness may affect wedding plans.
Yesterday's Ball Stars Shine in Narrow 2 1 Win
Hy the Associated Press tally, Red Sox pitcher Bail Andrews held the Athletics to five hits with eight strikeouts to win 2-1. Chuck Klein delivered a five RBI burst for the Phillies, Eddie Maranville sparked double plays for the Giants, Clint Brown of the Indians limited the Tigers to six hits.
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Tresley Bail Andrews
Red Sox
Chuck Klein
Phillie
Yanks Shut Out Scranton In Narrow 1-0 Loss
Hob Shawkey and McLaughlin shared the mound for Scranton of the New York Pennsylvania league as they defeated the Yankees 1-0 on Aug 13 in Scranton. Brown of the Yanks held Scranton to four hits.
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YANKS
Scranton
Hob Shawkey
Yankee
McLaughlin
Dodgers Surge to Third as Pennant Race Narrows
Dodgers climb to third place three games back of Pittsburgh and Chicago after a 1 0 win over the Giants. Lefty O Doul and timely relief pace the attack while Clark, Mungo, Helmach and Vance star on the mound. Phillies blast Braves 8 1 behind Klein two homers and five RBIs. Indians and Athletics chase second in AL with a win over Detroit.
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Beebert W. Barker
A.B
Weiler
Max Carey
Brooklyn Ledgers
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Dodger
Helmach
Clark
Mungo
Bob Vance
Thurstan
Lefty O'Doul
New York Giants
Giants
Joe Stripp
O'Doul
Frederick
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Barlow Braves
Virgil Davie
Hal Lee
Phil Collins
Braves
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Detralb
Hill Lehtinen Race to Be Run Again
The dispute over the 5000 meter between Ralph HOI of Oregon and Lauri Lehtinen of Wine land will be replayed at Soldier Field in Chicago next Thursday night. The two runners have agreed to settle who is superior, following public dissatisfaction at the Los Angeles Games. Other Olympic stars will participate in the post Olympic events.
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Chicago
Ralph Hoi
Oregon
Lauri Lehtinen
Wineland
Soldier Field
Lehtinen
Hla
Tane Sat Hill
Aar
Jane
Austin Sails Through In Eastern Grass Courts
Britain’s H W Austin advanced to the semi finals of the Eastern grass courts tennis championship by defeating Eugene McCauliff Whg ers. Cliff Sut a beat John S Oliff in a three set contest to join the semis alongside Mangin and Lewis. In women’s play two English players, Mrs mou and Joan Ridley, fell in doubles to Wir frock Heaty and Andrus Burke.
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Great Britain
Alsl
H.W
Bunhy
Austin
Eugene McCauliff
Gers
Yester
Rou
New Orleans
Cliff Suta
John S. Oliff
WCE Ge
Elbert Feel
Los Angeles
Joan Ridley
Weere Braten
Clude
Wirfrock Heaty
Philadelphia
Everthy
Andrus’ Burke
Fred Peery
England
Wood
New York
Ientchpefem
Rob Chathansage
John J. Fort Worth
Keith Fanta
Harbars
Henry
Angeles
Ican
Talian
iMi
Neri
United States
Italy
Toads
Holland
Jacque Letern
Antonino
Cers
Seguin
Ge~ Gula
Tigers
Meehan Visits Five Achness and Night Games
Meehan, former Syonesset and New York university coach, now Manhattan College athletic director, spent Friday night in San Antonio with Duly, then headed to New York. BUFFS' SISTERS WIN. Ban Antonio Busts. Cavaliers' Sisters lose 14-13 as Del Homa homered, ending a late Lions rally.
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Meehan
Chick” Meehan
Syonesset
New York Univerity
Manhattan College
N.C
San Antonio
New York
BUFFS
Ban Antonio
Cavaliers
Lions
del Homa
Reynolds Wins Welterweight Showdown at Exposition Grounds
San Antonio fans saw Jack Reynolds overcome Red Michaels in straight falls to defend the welterweight title in a 72 minute match. Reynolds dominated with a 16 minute 4 second fall and a 4 minute ?, while Michaels fought hard, losing two straight falls. The card featured Marques and other wrestlers with varied styles.
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Connelly
Jack Reynolds
San Antonio
Hire
Red Michaels
Exposition Grounds
Tommy Canales
Tommy Rascaon
Hammons
Bully Harrison
Jack Curitis
Sheik” Marallah
Curtis
Marallah
George Forles
Ted Travis
Los Angelean
Caondell
Reynolds
Michaels
Amelia
Red
Donubt
Tal Scott
Yank Fencer Advances to Olympic Saber Finals
TOR ANGELES Aug 13 John B R Huffman of the United States fencing team advanced to the Olympic Games individual saber finals. Huffman joined Hungarians Attila Petschauer and Andrew Kabos among the top contenders after winning six of eight bouts in the semifinal round. An upset occurred as Autiman defeated Petschauer five touches to three.
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Tor Angeles
John BR. Huffman
United States
Jamieson, Veteran Outfielder, Fights Vision Loss
Aug 13 reports Charley Jamieson veteran Cleveland outfielder is afflicted by a paralytic stroke impairing his vision and will be kept from play for the remainder of the season as physicians advised this Friday in Cleveland.
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Jamieson
Cleveland
Charley Jamieson
Cheapest Pitcher In Star Role In Hutchinson Game
Springfield reporters describe George Hubbell as the cheapest pitcher in baseball who toed the mound against the Hutchinson Wheat Shockers. He battled for a 3-2 loss before about 4000 fans, aided by Jelly Tarris of San Antonio. Hubbell had been purchased from Muskogee for four baseballs needed to start the pain.
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Springfield
George Atnhbdell
Hutchinson Wheatshockers
Tosing & Ught
Jelly” Tarris
San Antonio
Hubbell
Muskogen
Hutchinson
Muskogee
Classy Amateur Title Play Sets Big Weekend Series
The Great American Instructors and the San Antonio Air Depot meet in a three game playoff at Esle field starting Saturday at 4 o'clock. Two games Sunday begin at 2 50. Insurers hurlers Harn Weickline and Hargrove loom large against the Airmen known for power hitting. Harn may start for the Insurers, Cockrell for the Airmen. Winner faces Texas China Hawks for the city crown next weekend. Lineups include Insurers Weston Dickinson Hargrove Melugin Callaghan Walckline R Weston OShaughnessy Harn and Airmen H Fikes G Fikes Ray Dixon L Pikes Mulligan Seffell Menard Cockrell.
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Renlnat
Great American Instrors
San Antonio Air Depot
Esele Field
Harn
Weickline
Hargrove
Gatory
Cockrell
Texas China Hawks
Sundiot Tite
Menard
P. Dunsmore
Ellis
Landis Keeps Mysterious Attitude About Cubs Gambling
Chicago August 13 Kenesay M Landis commissioner returned to his desk apparently bewildered by the Cubs gambling mystery stirring the community for two days. He said he would not affirm nor deny an investigation but that it has nothing to do with playing any ball game. He commented briefly on Guy Bush’s pitching and then said he might play a round of golf.
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Mise Paistax
Hax
Germany
Domenico Matteucci
Healy
Morigh
Matteucet
Fred
L. K. Roberta
United States
Chicago
Kenesay M. Landis
Chicago Cubs
Landis
Tam Neiither
Guy Bush
Cub
Bish
Pittsburgh
Lanedis
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Newland
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Danninger
Hains
Necley and Company tHorne
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Relehs
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Wagner
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Veneta Perniture Co
Kerathin Purntt
Landerwald
Morwas
TNT
Les
Tessien Onezn
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Toho
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Melly
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Beatrice Fairfax
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Robert Riggs
Cliff Sutter
Val. Holt Graves
Yank
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Pat O'Brien
Constance Cummings
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Ken Matnard
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Gary Cooper
Foreeh Sensation
Wild & Wools
Zasu Pitts
WEEMS
Todd Comets
Blue Willow
Orblesburg
Davey Doss
Jeremy Zoeller
Tom MIX
Tony
Lucilla Powers
Fred Wohler
FX Comedy
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Hase Dav
George Arliss In
Alexander Bamilton
Joan Crawborg Roet
Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Vance
Roof Ligan Smith and
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Wanda
Gunter Gaker Hote
Broadway
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