Bagshaw Laments Losses as Washington Grid Team Grows
Coach Bagshaw warns Washington football prospects darken as eight lettermen depart while 1920 standouts Jimmy Bryan and Bill Grimm lead a rebuilding nucleus. Eckman Galligan Reinhols Rog Quass and Black among those not returning threaten depth ahead of September practice.
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Tony Savage
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Ray Eckman
J Josephs Return and Boxing Bout Commentary
The article discusses J Josephs returning for Easterner after a long rest and a planned rematch against Davis. It notes Davis' performance, a weakening blow, and questions whether a foul tone was observed by officials.
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Uar
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Augusta Club Struggles In Home Game
The Augusta club badly trails in a recent contest. Manager Forrest recruited Grant and Landreth from an independent club at Ne for a brief stint as Cady scouted in moonlight. Davis moved from first base to Charlotte where he excels while Augusta rotates players.
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Landreth
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Cady
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Cullop Makes Mound Record For Louisville Pitcher
Louisville southpaw Nick Cullop set a mound record over four games in three days. He earned one win and one loss, rescued Tincup in a double header, then earned a second win after three innings pitched in another game on August 8.
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Louisville
Tincup
Unassisted Triple Play Highlighted in Baseball
The season saw its first unassisted triple play by Charley Pechous as Columbus Defate and Rondeau were involved. Pechous fielded Jennings’ line drive, tagged Rondeau at third and touched first after Defate reached, completing a rare 3 play infieldout.
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Jennings
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Iee
McCarthy Streaks in Error-Free Fielding Run
Alex McCarthy has been fielding well for Swaukee at third base. He completed a run of 28 games with no errors while handling a multitude of chances.
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Swaukee
City Bowlers Plan Season With New Handicap
City league bowlers at Ideal alleys voted to set 195 as the scratch for the coming season and award handicaps equal to the difference between 195 and each bowler’s previous average, with a 20 pin maximum. Twelve to fourteen teams are expected. Officers re elected were William Burrell president Henry Mahnken vice president J L Wissing secretary and Emile Koch treasurer.
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Henry Mahnken
J. L. Wissing
Emile Koch
Oaks Triumph Over Redskins in Afternoon Tilt
Oakland defeats Seattle 8 to 4 as lefty Burger fades after a rough fifth inning. Pigg shows promise on the mound for the Oaks while Cramer, Marriott and Knight pace the scoring for Seattle.
New Paul Heavy Sammy Nable Wins Early Knockout
In New York, Sammy Nable the New Paul heavy stopped Fred Fulton in the first round. Nable later won a 12 round decision over Billy Kickoff, also of New York. In another New York bout Harry London bantam was knocked out by Billy Marlowe in the third round.
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Fitzgerald to Fight O Dowd in Tenino A A Smoker
Young fighter O Dowd is matched to meet Bud Fitzgerald in a six round main event at the Tenino A A smoker on August 30. A six round semi windup and four preliminaries complete the card.
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Sisler Holds 16 Point Stick Lead Over Detroit Man
Eisler of St. Louis leads a field including Alf Cobb Detroit and others as Sisler extends a 16 point streak. Ohio teams and players such as Speaker Madland Hellman Tobin and national names Hornaby Tierney Grimes Bigbee Miller appear in the standings.
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Seattle Angles for Major First Sacker in Report
AKLAND Cal Aug 124 Local baseball reports say Seattle seeks Dee Johnston veteran first sacker for Philadelphia Athletica services. Officials say Johnston would suit the Indians if available. Johnston a .300 hitter previously started for Cleveland in 1920 world title run.
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American Riflemen Set to contest International Milan Match
U S riflemen with record scores head to Milan Italy for the international rifle matches starting September 12. The team sails from New York to Cherbourg August 23 with Marines Navy and civilians among the ranks. Caretaker Commander C T Osburn will coach and Major Littleton W. T. Waller serves as captain.
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How Urban Shocker Loves Those New York Yankees
Urban Shocker, master of the spitball, declares the Browns will win the pennant if they can pull within one game of the Yankees. He notes Browns hitting and young pitching help as key factors and recalls beating the Yanks in a doubleheader to start the race for first in the American League. He longs to pitch the second game and avenge past grievances, saying the Yanks once "sold him down the river."
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Boley
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Tommy Thomas
Knudson Sears Lead in Inglewood Links Race
Golf leaderboard at Inglewood Country Club nears finale as Ted Knudson chases a 3 or 4 on the 18th hole to claim The Star trophy. Dr J C Moore, Dr E B Rintine, H Naramore top the low net standings while several players, including Jim Blake and Chet King, have completed cards.
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Gene Hatton
Gene
Lake Washington
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Golf Medal Contests Turn Memorable as Bird Nest Trick
In Awroanevaca Indiana on August 26 Mrs. Cale Blackford, a semifinalist in the women's championship, briefly moved into third place. Her third stroke landed in a bird's nest on a tree limb. she climbed the tree and played the ball from the nest to within a few feet of the cup, creating a notable moment in the match.
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Williams Hit Streak Ends as Hoyt Holds Williams
In New York on August 26 Waite Hoyt of the Yankees ended Ken Williams of St. Louis hitting in 27 straight games by restricting him to a hitless day. The season long hitting streak was halted by the mound performance.
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Ken Williams
St. Louis
Fighting Ump Gets Freedom in Syracuse Swing Incident
Rochester Aug 26 William McGowan an International league umpire was arrested several days ago for swinging at a Syracuse player. He has been released by J C Toole president of the league.
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McGraw Still Fears Pittsburg’s Pirates
New York Giants manager John McGraw warned that Pittsburgh is the team to beat as the pennant race unfolds. He recalled 1921 and 1922 series reverses that helped the Pirates surge, noting Pittsburgh’s recent four straight wins. The Giants’ path hinges on matching or stopping the Pirates who surged to world-champion form.
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Rogers Hornsby Advances Notch With 30th Homer
Rogers Hornsby hits his 30th homer to advance in the standings as yesterday’s baseball action highlights a list of home runs. Ken Williams and Walker also contributed in the day’s results, with notable scoring over multiple innings.
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Yesterday's Hero Callaghan Sparks Big Yankees Win
Callaghan sub outfielder matched an old record by coming up three times in the fourth inning and singling twice as the Yanks beat the Phils 26 to 23. The double-header in the battle for first place saw the Browns win 3 to 1 and then lose 6 to 5. Frisch Bottomley Meurer drove in the run for Giants in a 4 to 3 win over the Cardinals. Robins finally won in Pittsburg, with an 8 7 and 8 6 double-header sweep after a season of losses.
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World Doubles Final Set With Tilden Richards
Australia’s Gerald Patterson and O’Hara Wood face America’s William Tilden II and Vincent Richards in today’s national doubles final. Patterson–Wood beat N W Niles and Jean Borotra in straight sets, while Tilden– Richards defeated William M Johnson and Wallace Johnson.
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William M. Johnson
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Tilden-Richards
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Benton Sold by Charleston to Philadelphia Nationals
The Charleston club of the South Atlantic sold its champion elk around player Rabbit Benton to the Philadelphia Nationals. Benton played practically every position for Charleston and was among the Sally leading base stealers.
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South Atlantic
Rabbit Benton
Philadelphia Nationals
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Blues to Have New Ball Park in Kansas City
Reports from Kansas City say George Muchibach will not renew the lease on the current Blues park but plans a larger capacity venue. Club management expects higher attendance with a more convenient location.
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George Muchibach
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Milwaukee Manufacturer Fatally Shot in Los Angeles
Police planned to break open a safe at the home of the late Fred Oesterreich to obtain papers believed to link to his mysterious murder. Oesterreich, a Milwaukee industrialist, was shot to death after returning from a party with his wife.
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Fred Oesterreich
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Oesterreich
Orioles may scrap Dunns strong machine to raise cash
The Baltimore Orioles built a pennant winning lineup under Jack Dunn face pressure from club owners to sell at least three stars this fall. Bentley Boley Ogden Jacobson Bishop Frank Thomas and others are on the auction block as Dunn contends with market offers and league threats to reintroduce the draft.
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