Fading Out F N L Ranks in YORK Aug
Aging pitchers in the National League are fading from the top ranks as younger players take key roles in the tight pennant race. Veterans like Wee Willie Sherdel, Clarence Mitchell, Waite Hoyt, Burleigh Grimes, Eppa Rixey, John P. Quinn and others see dwindling roles or looming exits as teams favor youth amid a fierce season stretch.
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York
Mason
Ane Wee Willie’ Sherdel
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Braves
Cardinals
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
Mitchell
Waite Hart
Brooklyn
Giants
Hart
Yankees
Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Eppa Jeptha Rixey
Cincinnati
Rixey
Olympic Track and Field Champions Highlight Los Angeles Meet
The tenth Olympiad featured top U S male athletes led by Edward Tolen and Joigi Beevali with wins in 180 and 1500 meters and multiple field events. Tom Green and Patrick OCar laglan among others. The United States women dominated most events, with Lillian Copeland and Bake Didrickson among multiple victors and a United States relay team securing the 400 meter relay.
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Los Angeles
Edward Tolen
Detect
Edward Tolan
Detroit
George Saling
University of Town
William Car
University of Peninsivania
Robert Tisdall
Ireland
Tom Hampson
Great Britain
Joigi Beevali
Tals
Volmari Yae-Hoile
Finland
John Anderson
Cornell
Patrick O'Carlaglan
Wiliam Miller
Stinford University
Matl Jarvinen
Chahel Nambu
Japan
Siese
Torpine
Dyer
Rkot
United
Aug
United States
Lillian Copeland
Stella Walsh
Poland
Bake
Didrickson
Dallas
Tex
Didrikson
Jean Shirey
Carew, Furtsch
Rogers
von Bremen
Final Standings in Los Angeles Olympic Track Events
In Los Angeles on an Olympic day, American track and field athletes posted an overwhelming victory as unofficial point totals were tabulated. The Score: ICR- American dominance reflected across events with strong performances by prominent athletes.
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Los Angeles
Aug
ICR
Rigel Wing Wins Sandusky Regatta Event
Sandusky Ohio crowds of about 25 000 watched the Vermilion Boat Club entry Rigel Wing win the mature event at the seventh annual Sandusky Yacht Club regatta. Copeland steered Rigel to the victory ahead of Feketel s Crack O Dawn and other boats in the field.
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Rigel Wing
Sandusky, C
Art Copeland
Rigel
Sandusky Cit Club
Vermilion Boa Club
Feketel
Worthington Breaks Ankle As Braves Beat Pirates
In a doubleheader sweep the Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 and 7 to 6, moving into third place as Worthington breaks his ankle sliding into third. Shires had earlier retired, and the Pirates’ skid lengthened to nine losses. Cubs split with Giants. Hoyt and War_jucke key wins. Cleveland moved to second with a double vs Washington. A's win-lose split with White Sox. Ruth hits first four-bagger. Crosetti homers twice.
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York
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Bill
Art Shires
Red Dorthington
Shires
Braves
Worthington
Pirates
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
Len Warjucke
Cleveland
Athletics
Washington
Burnett
Harl Averill
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Chisox
Lefty Grove
Tony Freitas
Johnny Stones
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Frank Crosetti
Babe Ruth
Sail boat race won by Al Brumbaugh's flyer
The event concluded with a close second place for the unnamed competitor. Al Brumbaugh's flyer secured victory in the sail boat race, marking a notable performance in the regatta.
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al Brumbaugh
Flyer
Carlisle A. C. Team Beats La Grange Twice
The Carlisle A. C. won both games in a doubleheader against La Grange at Da Grange yesterday with scores of 3 to 3 and 11 to 3.
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Carlisle A. C
la Grange
da Grange
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Standings show Cleveland 7 8, Washington 4 7, New York 11 9, St Louis 5 4, Chicago 1 1, Philadelphia 1 1. Boston 2 7, Pittsburgh 1 3, Cincinnati 1 7. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Cleveland, New York at 5, Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Boston, plus Maw York 2 (note: OCR errors present).
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
T Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Louis
Pittsburgh
Proohlyn
Cincinnati
G.B
Philadelpha
Ate Ag
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York - Ifta
Carlisle
Arbert Brown
Brown
sHoadler
C Tentie
St Louis
Philadelphaa
Traseaee
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Eaton Grange
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Ward
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Hoskins
Qeaterdas
Milneyhee
Lew
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapotie Serv Rotptee
Kansas City
Louis Vie
Smith Revoi St Paul
Toledo
Nase Tatice
Carlisle Business Men beat Eaton 9 to 2 in softball
The Carlisle Business Men defeated Eaton Grange 9 to 2 yesterday at Eaton. Stanfield pitched strongly with fourteen strikeouts and Hoadley had three hits in four trips, driving in four runs.
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Carlisle
Eaton
Eaton Grange
Stanfield
Hoadley
Alloum AL
Inconsistent Foxx and Ruth Rally for Runs in Big Fe
United Press reports a strenuous box score with Jimmy Foxx collecting two singles in six at bats while Babe Ruth hits a home run a triple and three singles in nine trips to the plate for two runs. Lou Gehrig adds two doubles and two singles in ten appearances for three runs. Al Simmons went hitless in nine and Bill Terry hit a triple a double and two singles in eight chances for three runs.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry Mads
Jones to meet December in Akron boxing headline bout
Gorilla Jones of Akron, former world middleweight champion, challenges Jack December, Ohio welterweight titleholder, in a championship bout at Public Halls Cleveland on Tuesday evening August 9. Jones remains No 1 American 169-pounder and is NAB recognized. December, under the limit, offers a strong challenge to reclaim the crown.
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Cleveland
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Jack December
Ohio
Walter Taylor
Marcel Thiel
Paris
Jones
National Boxing Association
December
Spencer Merchants defeat Grafton Batters 10 to 7
Spencer Merchants win 10-7 over Grafton Batters after a late eighth inning rally. Fay Boone struggled on the mound issuing several walks and hit batters, while L Forbush, Bill Mackin, and Stacey Figler added two hits each. Johnny Cebula stole five bases and Bittner made a great play robbing Ingram of a hit.
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Spencer
Spencer Merchants
Grafton Batchers
Fay Boone
Boone
L. Forbush
Merchants
Bill Mackin
Stacey Figler
Burners
Johnny Cebula
Bittner
Red” Phelps
Ingraham
Boxing Card Promises Six-Round Bouts at Municipal Auditorium
Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville, Minnesota at Columbus claim victor ies. De cember bets on Cleveland bout odds over Gorilla Tones as his six-round fight returns after two years. Michigan Buzz-Baw trounces Jackie Purvi in prior match. Walter Taylor promotes second bill at the municipal auditorium with six-round bouts.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Jackie Purvi
Indianapolis
Chancea
Walter Taylor
Munipal Auditorium
Phantom of Paris heads Dreamland bill with Gilbert dual role
At the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday Phantom of Paris stars John Gilbert in a new type of role. Gilbert plays a magician and, with makeup, a marquis, a suave cold blooded villain before returning to his real self through a final acting twist.
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Dreamland Theatre
John Gilbert
Gilbert
Marquis
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marion Nikon Stars In Film At Capitol
Marion Nixon shines as Rebecca in Fox sound version of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at the Capitol Theatre. Ralph Bellamy plays Dr Adam Ladd as the male lead in a tale of young love, courtship, and happiness.
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Marion Nikon
Capitol
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Fox Sound
Kate Douglas Wigsin
Charlotte Thompson
Capitol Theatre
Marian Nixon
Ralph Bellamy
Adam Ladd
Tom Mix Stars in New Rialto Film
After watching Destry Rides Again at the Rialto Theatre, theatergoers note that Tom Mix performs the feats of marksmanship and knife throwing himself. The article recalls Mix as a top marksman who once worked as a knife-thrower in a side show.
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Tom MIX
Rialto
Destry
Rialto Theatre
Governor to Review Ohio National Guard at Camp Perry
Governor George White will preside over the final review of the Ohio National Guard this year at Camp Perry Ohio. Adjutant General Frank D Henderson announced the event. Troops from the 166th Infantry Columbus and the 147th Infantry Cincinnati will participate and have engaged in combat firing on the ranges.
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Camp Perry
Aug
Ohio National Guard
George White
Frank DB. Henderson
166Th Infantry
Columbus
147Th Infantry
Cieramnati
Dar
Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Schedule
A detailed listing of Cleveland radio schedules for the day across stations WHK WCAE WJBC etc, including times, program titles, hosts and guest acts such as Hazel McGinley, Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, Richard Crooks, Chandu the Magician, and the Ninety minutes of orchestras, bands, and talk features throughout the day.
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Cleveland
Hazel McGinley
Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra
Don Amado
The
Goldbergs
Golden Strings
Richard Crooks
Horlick
Gypsies
National Radio Forum
Tylers
Kay Donna
Whiteman
Moss
Jones
Jack and
Jin
Roger
Bellevue Stratford
Austin Wryhe
Snyder
Seed and Dunn
Vaughn da Leath
Magician
Isham Jones
Tito
Henry Melemon
Smith
Manhattan
Readio
Jake
Eddia Duchir
McKinnes
WGAR
Prince
Lowell Thomas
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Jacobs
Amstrels
Benny
Whispering Jack Smith
Jane Fromar
Amos
Rochester
Kaye
Nhc
Waldorf-Astoria
Lonard Nevis
Harriat Lee
Lee
Ralph Kirbery
Rogers
Wiz—Tho
Andy
McCravy Brothe
McCoy
WLW
CBS
WABC
Funnyboners
WHBN
Sid Gary
WGR
Fray
Braggiotti
Barlow Symphony
Duchin
Sissle
Ball Room Orchestra
Arnheim
Akron
Akron WADE (1920) (227) + 10—Stduio, o 45-—Frany powers
Tsham Jones
Tito Guitar
Henry McLemore
Sam
Vilj Baseball Scores and Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented radio schedule lists musical acts and sports notables amid a busy evening. Entries include Ada Lyman's Orchestra Kate Smith's Orchestra and Isham Jones' Orchestra, plus Olympic Games resume and Harold Stern's Orchestra among others.
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Vonnie Boswell
Eawin C. Hill
Ada Lyman
Kate Smith
Joe Palooka
Crime Club
Isham Jones
Maurice Goldman
Symphony
Chandu
Magician
Jake
Expect Collister to appear before grand jury today
Cleveland Aug 8 UBI County Treasurer L G Collister was expected to appear voluntarily before the Grand Jury today to ask permission to tell what he knows of the 570000 shortage in the Cuyahoga County treasury. He said he wished to testify about deficits his office inherited from previous treasurers while the 1928 shortage linked to deputy treasurer Alex Bernstein prompted an existing indictment.
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Cleveland
Ubi County
L. G. Collister
Cuyahoga County
Collister
Alex Bernstein
Maurice Maschke
Herman H. Finkle
Charles Bernstein
Henry A. Beckerman
H. H. Felssman
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