Yankees Need Only Six More To Cinch It
Yankees win two doubleheaders against the Philadelphia Athletics. Vernon Gomes and Johnny Allen combined on the hill for the wins as New York opened a 12 1/2 game lead. Six more Yankee victories or any mix of Yankee wins and A's defeats clinch the pennant.
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Yankees
Herbert W. Barker
Joe McCarthy
Philadelphia Athlones
Vernon Gomes
Johnny Alen
Fmy
Athletics
Yankee
Yankees Clinch Lead As Ruth Homers In Big Victory
Yankees sweep a twin bill over the Athletics as Ruth hits his fortieth homer and Allen loses only one. Large crowds attend the Yankee Athletics doubleheader while Washington suffers losses, Cleveland bats down the Browns, and the National League standings shift with Cubs and Cardinals splitting twin bill events.
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Ington
Yankees
Yankee
Washington
Mgaimst Elx
Opeper
Gehrig
Gémex
Meerror
Allen
Babe Ruth
Romer
theanks-Athletics Twin Bill
Alvinder
Pred Matberry
Feshington
Poston Red Sox
Geveland
St. Louis
Earl Wererill
Bar Whitehill
Ad Delrult
Chicago
Gaston
Pitts
Dargh
Chives Cubs
Bubs
Phillies
Brooklin Dodgers
New York Giants
Ae Hardies
Deile Mel
Boston Braves
Philies
Brooklyn
Braves
Sullivan McElroy Win in Club Golf Event
Sullivan and McElroy won top honors at the San Antonio Country Club Labor Day golf competition. They captured the low medal in the team best ball with a 1162 total and adjusted handicaps, posting a final score around 73 and a half. Jack Gugenheim was named captain. Lieut. HM Turner and Dr. C F Lehman joined as leading figures in the event.
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Sullivan
McElroy
Dan Sulivan
San Antonio
Jack Gugenheim
WweLarey
HM. Turner
Dr. C. F. Lehmah
Football Officials in First Meeting Proceeds Amid Unclear Agenda
Inconsistent OCR text notes a first meeting of local football officials or association, with references to Reid and Wednesday night timing, attendance by coaches including Ferried and other named individuals, and mentions of a Deeter host venue and Mike Rule.
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Tocal
BesMea
Axsociesion
Pe’ Reid
Mike Rule
Tommy
al Yisiling
Eee
Godfrey Wins Defies World in New Jersey Fight
George Godfrey the Pennsylvanian giant defeated Clark in the Tears Richard Memorial stadium in Nuevo Laredo after 6 rounds of a scheduled 20. The 260 pound veteran knocked out 248 pound Clark in the sixth round. Godfrey declared he would fight anyone anytime after the victory. Kid Cruz defeated Hid Torreon by decision in a scorching preliminary.
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George Godfrey
Lesperiile
Philadelphia
Richard Memorial Stadium
Clark
Pennsylvania
Fred Mary
Bans Antonio
Golfrey
Kid Cruz
Hid
Torreon
Monterey
Mystery Mat Man Promises Secretive San Antonio Visit
The Masked Red Demon wrestler will perform next Friday here and tour San Antonio on Wednesday afternoon. Fans may glimpse his elusive figure as he tours the city. The Demon forecasts little trouble in meeting Red Lindsay and claims a straight fall victory for the second challenger.
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Red Demon
San Antonio
Red Lindsay
A! c&Ming
Boxing Show Flops and Free Attracts Dampen Attendance
A rough Negro boxing program at the Union of Colored Laborers drew poor crowds after Weetherman’s acts and Boliday counter attractions failed to pull in fans. Martin Manes fought Lazy Daddy Simms in a four round workout, but both sides endured a tough session. Usher versus Wid Gal Tanner ended in a draw after four rounds, while Cyclone Usher lost a short bout to Baby in a related undercard match, all contributing to a curtailed program and refunds or free entries for paying customers.
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Weetherman
Union of Colored Laborers
Martin Manes
Lazy Daddy Simms
Wwe
Manes
Baby Ig
Ubrec-rownd
Enkser
Max Baer Declines Bout With Cernera
New York report notes Max Baer, the California heavyweight, declining a scheduled bout with Cernera. Baer states he will not sign unless matched with specific winter plans for Schmeling or Walker. The text also briefly lists archery results and unrelated names.
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Max Baer
Cernera
New York
Max Barr
California
Cilengo
Primo Gamnera
Goer
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Parker Meets Lott in US Tournament at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills New York Parker, the 16 year old Milwaukee prodigy, clashes with veteran George Lott in a high profile third round grudge match as Elsworth Vines’ crown looms. Lott vows revenge after multiple wins over Parker this season. Other stars like Bunoy Austin, Dilford Sutter, and Japan’s Kats Kugabata feature as the hardcourt event pushes toward the later rounds.
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Gayle Talbot
Sreas Sporte Welter
New York
Qddicte Ab
Forest Hills
Eb Haid
Elsworth Vines
Aegle
George Toth Jr
Chicago
Prankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bethie
Lott
Parger
Parker
Aungster
WU Packer
Vines
Bunoy Austin
Dilford Sutter
Taxes Kugabata
Japan
Gabriel Lavine
Philadelphia
Henri Cochet
Manuel Area
Helth Gledhill
California
Sareen Bernard
France
Jack ‘Tidbett
Los Angeles
Henry Austin
England
Sidney Wood Jr
J.gibert Hall
Fritz Mercar
Bethlehem
Prank Shields
Kari Kamreuth
Austin
Texas
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Jiro Satoh
Jepen
Les Broeten
Los Angeees
Berkeley Bell
Redburn Leads in Club Athletics at San Antonio Country Club
At the San Antonio Country Club all around championships Stern heads the event with Bob Redburn leading Class A by 101 points and Max Redburn ahead in Class B by 20. Jack Tolar runs the club’s physical education program as tennis and baseball remain on the schedule. Standings show Rob Redburn 475 and others across Class A, while Class B leaders include Max Redburn 372 and Jack McLane 344 with Frates Seeligson 309 and Tucy Roe 301 nearby.
Ted Phelps Repeats Pro Rowing Championship Victory
In Long Beach California on Monday Ted Phelps of Great Britain defended his professional singles scull title by beating Major Goodsell of Beverly Hills by one length. The race time was 17 minutes 12 seconds after trailing entering the last 200 meters.
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Ted Phelps
Celit
Bening
Great Britain
Major Goodsell
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cubs May Draw Million Fans At Home This Season
Chicago Cubs are expected to top one million in paid admissions at Wrigley Field if current road trip momentum continues. With six home games left, officials project attendance near 1.1 million after a 14 game home stand boosted by a 21 game paid total of about 378,000. Historical figures show 1923 near 1.5 million, 1930 about 1.2 million, and last season around 1.1 million after a strong finish.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Wrigleyfied
Para
Siaek
St. Luci Cardinals
Pirates
Asaid
Sluggers Top Aztec Club Card in Local Ring Night
The Aztec club hosts a Tuesday night boxing card at Beethoven hall featuring K O Cooin of Brooksfield vs Vir igil ia Garcia of Monterey in a main event. Crom faces Red Hughes of Shreveport, with Frookie Castillo representing the local side in a six round semi windup. Jess Copeland of Houston and Jimmie Scarmoza clash in a six round bout while Dick Negley of Wesleyan College makes his pro debut against Gyp Hellandes in the novice match. Junior Cone and Lerry Snens also appear in a four round curtain-raiser starting at 8:30.
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Father Sing
K. O. Cooin
Brooksfield
Virigil Ia Garcia
Monterey
Mexico
Cram
Joe Dundee
Garcia
Crom
Red Hughes
Shreveport
Frookie Castillo
Jess Copeland
Houston
Jimmie Scarmoza
Ciarmoea
Dick Negley
Wxeter
Gyp Hellandes
Brownsville
Junior Cone
Lerry Snens
Race Driver Burns to Death in Readville Crash
A Philadelphia driver Frazer died Monday after a seven-car stock auto crash at the Readville track caused a blaze. Two other drivers a police sergeant and two spectators were burned. ten thousand spectators witnessed the accident. Injury victims include John O Sullivan Dedham and Tony Seguina Boston. Sergeant Thomas Ryan pulled Frazer’s body from the flames with help from Louis Schiffer and Harry Boumouian of Boston.
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Boston
Tony Seguina
Prisela
Thomas Ryan
Wae
Freser
Ody
Louis Schiffer
Harry Boumouian
Aston
Ryan
English Seeks Change In Harmsworth Rules
The Harmsworth trophy rules face proposed changes by the Royal Trotting Yacht Club of England and the Yachtmen Association of America. Proposals include disqualifying boats failing to start a heat within five hours, allowing outside help only for a heat, and permitting entry from a single heat if interference occurs. A shift to statute miles rather than nautical miles for course distance is also floated.
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Udn
Petroit
Wale Nos
Ernel
Gar Wood
J.lée Barrett
Lie Yachtamen Association of America
Jaleo
Royal Trotor Yacht Club of
England
Toc
Malaha
Yacht Club
Elimina
Lue
Nolther
Raye Don
Brillan
Brush Club
Barrett
San Antonians Win State Aquatics Meet in Austin
San Antonio won the sixth annual Exes Amateur Athletic Federation swimming and diving meet in Austin with 108 points. Austin 86 Fort Worth 22 Dallas 8. Fort Worth’s Frank McLean set a 26 second plate record in junior freestyle. David Tracht of San Antonio set a 37.1 second in junior 50-yard breaststroke. Complete results list numerous San Antonio victors across diving and relay events with multiple records noted.
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Austin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Frank McLean
Slantey_ Irviny Auelin
Rogerd Gardiar
Boling
Chester Beret
Wercenmith
Udorne Asudge
Kat Antonio
George Sergner
Daling
Naylor
Helen Beatt
Gacanda
Alate
Helen Johnown
Janiée Aigard Beaset
David eTracht
Antonia
Necontemtale
Maral
Ieee
Sam Antena
Hen“ Ebott
Ben" Antonio
Mary Smith
Ban Antonio Neue
Geore Curzon
Ger Antonio
Howard Pari Tey
Carl Gimbel
Ron Antonin
Wyameo
Hettly
Analio
Antie Johnson
Avetin
CardaftDassels
Annin
Jonior
Trea Cy
Frenie
Bad Antonio
Miss Reichert Earns Three Straight Sets Victory
Miss Reichert defeated her opponent in straight sets 6-2 6-2 for the title. In doubles, Wellens and Clyde Adams of Waco won their semi final 6-0 8-8 but fell in the finals to Wilhue Hess of Fort Worth 6-4 5-7 6-3 6-2 after rain delays. Tensions rose when questions about continuing under lights sparked heated exchanges between Wellens and McDiarmid as the match wore on.
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Wellens
Clyde Adams
Waco
Sloan
Trum
Wilhue Hess
Fort Worth
Uehis
Caldwell McFaddin
McDiarmid
Bowes Faces Stern Opposition In National Tennis Tilt
Cecile Bowes of Philadelphia, unseeded, advanced to the third round of the national girls grass court championships after an upset over Helen Jones of Boston. She meets Betty Paeth of Kansas City, who eliminated Jeanne Humphrey, as the field narrows. Bonnie Miller Helen Fulton Fanny Goodyear and Millicent Hinch also reached the third round with two wins apiece.
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Babe Bowes
Philadelphia
Cecile
Babe") Bowes
Miss Bowes
Helen Jones
Boston
Betty Paeth
Kansas City
Ene Humphrey
Emeya Wheeler
Santa Monica
Salt
Katherine Winthrop
Breton
Bonnie Miller
Los Angeles
Helen Fulton
Chicago
Fanny Goodyear
Boelnafield Center
N. Y
Miliicent Hinech
New York
Cochran Wins East Texas Golf Championship
Tommy Cochran, former state champion, captured the East Texas Golf Championship at Wilkawbrook Country Club. He defeated Charles Campbell and Zandi as rain fell throughout the finals on Monday.
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Wylfh
Bent
Tommy Cochran
Tanta Texan
Charles Campbell
Zandi
Wilkawbrook Country Club
Texas Boxes. Texas Boxes. A Galveston box score oddity
A dense, OCR plagued baseball box score from Galveston lists players, innings, and misread names. It notes pitchers Tharmahien and Taylor, hits credited to Baker and Narlehiey, and multiple obscure line items, presenting a fragmented game summary with scorers and umpires.
Springfield Narrowly Leads in Western Association Playoffs
Springfield and Bartlesville split a nocturnal double header in a Western Association playoff, leaving Springfield four games to three ahead. Springfield edged the Cardinals 13 to 6 in the first game behind six singles two doubles and Letty Horton’s homer with bases loaded in the third. Bartlesville countered 7 to 6 in the nightcap after a four-run first inning capped by Rizzo’s grand slam. The eighth game is set for tonight as Eddie Dyer’s team seeks back-to-back league titles.
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Springfield
Bartlesville
Cardinals
Sever Dounles
Letty Horton
Quails Beats Scott In Big Spring Final
In Big Spring Texas on September 6 Charlie Quata et Fest of Monday captured the Big Spring Country Club Invitation golf title for the second year in a row defeating Scott of Colorado formerly of San Antonio 1 up. The 18 hole final was played in rain with Scott leading 2 up at the end of nine, then tied mid way before Qualls moved ahead on the seventeenth.
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Quails
Scott
Big Spring
Texas
Huh Scot
Colorado
San Antonio
Qualls
Younger Ed Walsh Returns to White Sox After Oakland Run
Ed Walsh Jr. son of a famed White Sox pitching ace, recalled by the White Sox after winning games for Oakland in the Pacific Donat league. He married Lor Thine Terry of San Antonio and is headed back to his father’s club in the American League.
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Ed Walsh
Sox
Ed Walsh Jr
Ochirega
White Sox
San Antonio
Tly Fathsec
Bneachull
Walsh
Lor Thine Terry
Ins
Oakland
New Saddle Record for Trotting Mile
Newark dispatch reports new world trotting mile record under saddle. RiW2 1-4, driven yesterday by He She Creat of the Newberry Arabden, supplanted the old 2 41 2 record set thirteen years ago.
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Newark
N. J
Sant
Nadie
Dallas Shoves Lead Up To 2 Games In Doubleheader
In a Texas league doubleheader, John Whitehead dominated for a 9 to 2 opener win and an 11 to 2 second game as Dallas beat Beaumont. Beaumont’s Exporters were rained out of their doubleheader with San Antonio. Longview and Port Arthur idle due to rain. Houston Bullstots split a pair with Galveston, taking the first 8 to 0 behind Payne. The Duff’s mutual game extended to 10 innings, Galveston fans endured 21 innings and over four hours of baseball.
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Bill Fase Paitteintea
Sparta ‘Silat
Gunes
Begumont
Bterra
John ‘Whitehead
Rooka Aledl Nataeh
Thig Batewis
Tyler
Whitehead
Gtaers
Beaumont
San Antonio
Longview
Port Wartt
Houston Bullstots
Payne
Galveston
Tf Payne
Duffs
Gelvestone
Hay Hurls Painters to Handy 5 2 Win
Alamo Paints win 5 to 2 over Bt Hedwig after two rainouts. Minnis of Bt Hedwig hurled fine ball and Hay struggled with control. Danks and Mathis led the offense for the Alum...
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Hay Hurls Painters
Gay
Hedwig
Alamo Paint Company
Minnis
Jon- Dler
Mathis
Sls
Aba
Matis
Hay
Hope
Prt
Kislu's
Pang
Inulors
Uae
Alma Falot
Barnett
Callmeraiglen
Samiler
Jiodgere
Ee Weaver
Pyah
Grahera
Glen Schultz Breaks Pike's Peak Record in 25 Mile Race
Glen Schultz, veteran racer, shattered the Pike's Peak course record with a time of 18 17 0 in the 25 mile ascent to the summit. Chet Miller also set a Clarke car class record with 21 200 minutes as ten thousand spectators watched the warmest race in history amid crowds on the mountain. Derby winner April the Fifth from London, owner Tom Wall, will start in the Doncaster Saint Leger with Orwell among the lineup as a Derby favorite for the run.
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Glen Schultz
Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs
Cal
Pike's Peak Alto Hill
Chet Miller
Indianapolis Speedway
London
Eosom
Doncaster
Tom Wall
W. M. G. Singer
Orwell
Bowling Yaak Ten n Leasua Ine Koenier Water Winners
A fragmented report details bowling results with many garbled names and scores. Despite the scrambled text, references to Yaak, Koenier, and Henries suggest a team competition where Koenier and Wan Tout Tet led as top performers, with numerous individual scores noted in a dense, error-filled listing.
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Yaak Tenn
Leasua
Koenier Water
Ara
Aotha Nomenity
Haim Hanes
Helry
Roenter
Uring
THN
Alne
Doaleiland Aerien
Atprdinac
Avi
Koenier Vicevscec Mfor
NBS Ware
Wincerhorne
Imay LeIny
Harry Kodater
Harry Moenter
Krarker
Tin Nuarmann
Unclear Texas League play results and standings file
Fragmentary sports wire text presents scattered team names and scores including Houston, San Antonio, and Fort Worth with misread terms. Core facts are obscured making exact outcomes or dates indeterminable.
American League Tuesday game ends without audio notes
Amateur recap indicates an American League Tuesday matchup involving the St. Louis team with limited audible coverage and unclear details. No full scores or official confirmations available in the fragment.
National League results and standings wrap
Fragmented scores from multiple leagues including National and American associations. Highlights include Brooklyn 4-4, Chicago 28-5 Fueeine, and Newark 1-b with Jersey City in Rochester. notable games in progress or concluded with dates and team names obscured by OCR errors.
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Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Fattimore
Tribe Victim Of Rain Again
Beaumont reports a large crowd at the ball park as the Ex exporters defeated the lowly San Antonio Indians twice on Monday afternoon but rain forced postponement. Doubleheaders are planned next Saturday and Sunday to make up the holiday twin bill. The San Antonio club begins a four night series at Houston Tuesday before returning to Desimont Saturday.
Rayn o Shyne Loses To Pleasanton Cubs
Rayn o Shyne fell to the Pleasanton Cubs in a 1 0 decision as misplayed balls and four unearned runs doomed the Toppers. Despite strong pitching by Infield and a lone Brightspot in Livingstone s triple the offense struggled with four total hits. Ivan Sicks of Independence captured a separate golf victory over V G Burton at the Oklahoma tournament, winning 4 and 2 after a near ace on the 18th.
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Pleasanton Cubs
Pleasanton
Lnfield
Livingston
Iliah
Braasike
Rigmaki
Wilioma
Mathiawe
Curyin
Steamed Weattit
Swelant
Bourgeois
My Talite Pervers Aluiver
Basenitl & Leen Dray Tlnalzer
Amutear
Teatlela
Unie
WaNarlald
Ivan Sicks
Independence
Kun
Sept
Ivan Sitks
V. G. Burton
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