Ty Cobb Rumor Ties Cobb To Athletics In Philadelphia
Philadelphia rumor says Ty Cobb will play for the Athletics this season while New York reports Cobb has not revealed his choice. Offers from Howley Browns Brooklyn and Connie Mack strengthen speculation Cobb favors a pennant contender. Howley stays close as Cobb plans a Philadelphia chat with Mack before returning to Atlanta.
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Racehorse Wan dering Jew Dies After Auto Hit
Wan dering Jew, once a top Ohio race horse with a 2:16 14 record in 1910, was struck by an automobile while pulling a milk wagon near Bucyrus and had to be shot. The gelding was a feature at half mile tracks from 1907 to 1911.
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Women November Western Golf Championship Date Shift
The women’s Western golf championship in Chicago has been advanced from its original date to August 15–20 to avoid conflicting with the men’s national amateur meet in Minneapolis. The event will be hosted at Lake Geneva Country Club in Wisconsin.
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Arkansas H A Cage Honors In Grasp Dallas
Coach Francis Schmidt’s Arkansas University porkers near another Southwestern Conference title after a 22 to 30 victory over SMU Mustangs. If they split next game they’d finish 8 wins 2 losses. Texas Longhorns’ two straight Arkansas losses put them near top. TVoxay ch University Hershed Frogs beat Texas A&M 26 to 20 lifting C. U. to fourth. Dawson and Hook sparked Arkansas surge with Pickel sealing from the line.
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Lenglen Rates Browne Over Wills In World Tennis Debate
Suzanne Lenglen in a pointed interview rates Mary Browne ahead of Helen Wills as the world’s top player. The exchange notes Browne’s backhand and service, mentions Wills’s improvement, and hints Lenglen’s own status in exhibitions and a pending contract with a major promoter. البحث
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International Loop Rejects Draft Plan in Seven to One Vote
The Treemational Baseball League rejected a proposed draft agreement by seven to one. President John Conway Toole stated price questions were not involved as the circuit refused any form of the draft. The Buffalo club cast the lone dissenting ballot.
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Diving golfers and marathoners in Wigwam tournament
In the Wigwam Fruit Company event at Trackin ville klin, J Joyce beat TH King one up in thirty holes. J Peck Sharpe edged Jim Wallace one up after a remarkable finish, though he had played the wrong opponent. Monday's results include Thompson over F ly, Bauman over Williams, and Barber over Moseley.
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Boxing and golf notes from various cities and tournaments
Results from recent boxing cards feature Willianm L. Stribling beating Eddie Huffman and Pat McCarthy defeating Sally Montgomery among others. In golf, multiple players tie for first in a blind bogey event as Mrs. Shanks, Mrs. Zangelin, and Mrs. Benjamin share top scores.
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Young) Stribling
Eddie Huffman
Los Angeles
Pat McCarthy
Loston
Sally Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Martin Durke
New Orleans
Blackie Miller
Pierre Gandon
France
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Taerson
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Dey
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DOUGHBOYS WIN NINE IN ROW FOR TITLE
The Twenty third Infantry Doughboys extended their winning streak to nine as they defeated the Second Engineers 23 to 10 in Fort Sam Houston league play. Led by Hellner with nine points the Doughboys dominated with only three field goals by the Engineers. In the secondary game First Infantry triumphed 31 to 28, Erb scoring four for the victors and Bai totaling ten for the losers.
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