Oklahoma claims diamond fame in big league brothers
Oklahoma boasted three of four major league brother acts in the past era with Waner Deans and Johnsons, while the Ferrells and Pepper Martin also linked to the state. Carl Hubbell lists Meeker as home when not on the mound, and Hubbell was born in Missouri. Pepper Martin, a St Louis hero, hails from Temple, Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Sooner
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waners
Sagebrush State
Jay
Dizzy Dean
Rob
Roy Johnson
Deans
Johnsons
Ferrells
Wesley
Rick
North Carolina
Commonwealth
John Leonard
Pepper) Martin
St Louis Cardinals
Temple
Okla
Oklahoma City
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Carthage
Meeker
Aoy Rowe
Elon Hogsett
Tigers
California
Steve Donoghue Plans To Ride On To Sixty
Britain's top jockey Steve Donoghue, approaching fifty, vows to keep riding as long as his health and weight permit. He says he will miss the crowd cries and the thrill of the home stretch if he ever becomes a trainer, insisting he'll still be in the saddle at sixty if fit.
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Steve Donoghue
Steve
Donoghue
Britain
Baseball Notes From The Majors And Minors
Manager Joe McCarthy laments past deals while praising Tigers aces Clyde Beatty and Ted Lyons. He mocks White Sox missteps as Cleveland Indians cool, Giants shine in the NL, Cubs quiet, Pirates subdued. The Dean twins humor fans with antics as Washington Senators face election outcomes.
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Joe McCarthy
White Sox
Lefty Gomez
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Clyde Beatty
Clyde
Tigers
National Prize Rookie Davis Heads Big League Notes
George Kirkley reports Curtis Davis of the Phillies is the National League prize rookie after totaling 16 wins in his debut season. Mentioned are Alvin Crowder, Chuck Klein, Charley Dressen, Al Simmons, Jimmy Dykes, Waite Hoyt, and Carl Hubbell. The piece touches on waivers, trades, marriages, and racetrack outings, with notes on local games and club ties to Beaumont.
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Crowder
Klein
Detroit
Beaumont
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
U.P
Curtis Davis
Philies
Phillies
Cubs
White Sox
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Chuck Klein
Gulf
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati
Waite Sox
Washington, D.C
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Simmons
Young America
Sox
Tigers
Giants
Net Champion Hurlers Stir Up Youth in National League
Old Timers dominate the mound as veteran pitchers topple young batters in a National League showcase. Burleigh Grimes, still sharp, defeats Carl Hubbell in a six-hit performance for Pittsburgh. Rhem, Haines, Raem, Stout, and Walker also excel, with St. Louis, Boston, and Chicago teams sharing wins as rainouts affect the American League schedule.
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Burleigh Grimes
Tom Zachary
Flint Rhemn
Bill Walker
Jess Haines
Allyn Stout
Old Guard
Theon Wright
United Press
EW York
U.P
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Yankees
Oid Burleigh
Carl Hubbell
New York South Side
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Flint Raem
Fish Hooks Stout
Jesse Haines
St. Louis
St. Louis Carda
Prooklin Dodgers
Redlegs
Rhem
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Old Pete
Memphis
St Louis
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Jess
St. Lows
Phils
Tex Carleytun Tn
Giants
Cards
Jimmy Collins
Fidgety
Pho Collins
Walker
Detroit
New York
Helen Jacobs Watches Action at Forest Hills Courts
Looking very pensive, Miss Helen Jacobs, defending national tennis singles champion, watches the action about her during the women s national tournament on the courts of the West Side Tennis club, Forest Hills, L.
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Helen Jacobs
West Side
Forest Hills
L. 1
Co Captains Sauer and Krause Named All American Eleven
Chicago August 17 news lists George Sauer Nebraska fullback and Ed Krause Notre Dame tackle as co captains of the All American College team to face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. A captain vote tie led to the joint selection by head coach Noble Kizer. The squad also adds Joe Skladany Pittsburgh end and Fred Hecker Purdue fullback with Frank Walton Pittsburgh guard invited to join.
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Chicago
George Sauer
Nebraska
Ed Krause
Notre Dame
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Krause
Sauer
Noble Kizer
Joe Skladany
Pitsburgh
Fred Hecker
Purdue
Frank Walton
Pittsburgh
Rainbow Wins Sloop Race At Newport Navy Cup
Rainbow, entered by the Vanderbilt syndicate, won the Astor Cup sloop race over a 28 mile Newport course by more than six minutes ahead of Yankee with Harold Vanderbilt skippering. Yankee, Vanitie, Wee Fame followed as Cup yachts, while T O Sopwith sailed Endeavor as a member of the American cutters.
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Newport
Bret
Rainbow
Vvanderbit
Yankee
Harold Vanderbilt
New York
Yankiee
Vanitie
Weefamee
T. O
Resume Play In Women's Net Tourney
The resumed women's national tennis championship matches feature Helen Jacobs defending her title against Elizabeth Ryan in a Berkeley Calif. clash. Sarah Palfrey faces Treoa James of England while Caroline Babcock meets Kay Stammers. Mrs Dorr vy Andrus meets Baroness Maud Levi in another foreign-stronger pairing.
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Forest Hills
L. I
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Elizabeth Ryan
London
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Treoa James
England
Carolin Babcock
Kay Stammers
Coals Beat Repars In Close 6 3 Victory
The Frobotta Coals defeated Jolsey's Repair Shop by 6 3 in a game played last night at the Waraide Inn.
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COALS
Repars
Frobotta Coals
Jolsey’s
Waraide Inn
Major League Leaders From United Press Pitching and Hitting Leaders
Major Loop Leaders by United Press show leading batters with Manush and Gehringer posting top marks in games at bats and hits. Gehrig leads home runs and runs batted in with Foxx and Gehringer close behind in the standings.
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United Press
G. AB
H. Pet Manush
Sen
Gehringer
Tig
Ax Gehrig
Yankees O
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Rowe
Tigers
Yesterday's Hero Upsets Braves In Ninth Inning
United Press reports Leo Durocher doubled in the eleventh and scored the winning run for the Cubs while Bill Herman beat the Braves in the tenth with a run scored by Hack. The game featured late drama and clutch hitting as the team rallied for the victory.
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United Press
Leo Durocher
Fie
Coil
Bill Herman
Braves
Standings and Games From Today’s Basketball Card
Cleveland plays Washington in a two game set while Detroit faces New York and Chicago meets Philadelphia. Remaining schedules show Boston and other teams in action as standings update.
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Cleveland
Washington
Ganes
Detroit
New York
Garres Si Lows
Ac Boson Chesgo
Piniadelphia
Aick
Hi Speeds And Grocers Tie In Eastern Heights League Race
Hi-Speeds and Grocers battled to a 4 to 4 tie on the McKinley diamond as Mor an and Varsa held the Grocers to four runs while Gibbons worked seven frames for the Gas tossers. The night also saw Maumee Dairy defeat Parrish Meats 12 to 4 with Zlatkowski and Wise notable at the plate. Three teams lead the standings Maumee Dairy United Dry Cleaners and Haury and Bauer Grocers after a protest altered the record.
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Haury and Bauer Grocers
McKinley Diamond
Jne Varsa
Corts and
Kohn
Ralph Gibbons
Gibbons
Yarsa
Maumee Dairy
Parrish
Harmon
Bennie Zlatkowski
Joe Weller
Ken Wise
United Dry Cleaners
Haury & Bauer Grocers
Cleaners
Dairies
Maumee D
Mahl
Blatkowsh
Brookly
Plicher
Philadelphia
Ad Pruski
Ee Bee
Cincinnati
B. Zlatkowski
Bel Ind
R. Kaiser
Ne Schroeder
Milwanunee
Callin Ty
St Paul
Aus
Theinton
Albany
Rochester
C'Mon
Toronto
Baltimore
Hank &Yracuse
Buffalo
Werk
Montreal
Syracuse
Ballimare
Newark
Dean Brothers Rift Over Cardinals Ends In Standstill
In St Louis August 17 the Dean brothers dispute with the Cardinals intensified as Dizzy and Paul waver on reinstatement terms. Dizzy sought a return but Paul balked, Frisch and Breadon accusing Dizzy of masterminding the quarrel while planning a possible Chicago trip. Both sides remained firm that either both return or neither.
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ST. Louis
Dean Brothers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Paul
Detroit
Frank Frisch
Chicago
Keresaw Landis
Faul
Frisch
Breadon
Brother Paul
Grange Heads Toward 17th Grid Iron Season
Chicago August 17. Harold Red Grange, a football icon for 18 years, prepares for another season with the Chicago Bears. Once a college star at Illinois, he joined pro football in 1925, later retiring briefly before returning to training, aiming to play as long as possible.
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Chicago
Tennyson
Little Brook
Harold
Red) Grange
Wheaton
Grange
University of Illinois
Ilinois
Illini
Twinois
Chicago Bears
New York
Babe Ruth
The
Bears
New York Giants
Eastern Heights League Night Features Merchants at McKinley
The United Discreeners clash with Merchants at McKinley dia mond in the feature Eastern Heights League game this evening. A second league tilt pairs Moyer and Dillman with Ejizra Hardware at Harmon diamond tonight.
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Eastern Heights
United Discreeners
Merchants
McKinley Diamond
Moyer and Dillman and
Ejizra Hardware
Harmon Diamond
Elyria Star Timms Exits District Golf Title Run
Elyria’s Timms is eliminated from the District Golf Association championship at Westwood Country Club after a 2 and 1 loss to Jack Cummins. Cummins won the late match with a final surge, while Timms had mixed results earlier, including a near-par save on the seventeenth. John Schneider of Hawthorne Valley emerges as a surprise finalist after defeating Rodney Upright and Fred Hohlfelder to reach the semis.
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Elyria Star
Jack C Mayfield
Tom Whiteway
Pine Ridge
Cummins
Schneider
Foy
Pic Timms
Ney
Westwood Country Club
Jack Cummins
Mayfield
Timms
Cumms
John Schneider
Hawthorne Valley
Rodney Upright
Oakwood
Fred Hohlfelder
Westwood
Tom Redican
Cleveland Public Links
Monarch
Sand
Upright
Kinson
Canterbury
Bearded Pitcher Allen Parades Behind Shrubbery in Washington
Bearded ex moundman Alle son, 25, formerly with the House of David nine, now proudly wears the Washington Senators cap.
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Pitcher Alleson
House of David Nine
Washington Senat
West Side League Draws Tonight In Postponed Games
The Bittner Funeral Home meets Sears Roebuck on Jefferson No 1 and the Dobrowski Meats oppose the Hi-Speeds on Jefferson No 2 in postponed West Side League games. Results do not affect second half standings as Bittners Sears Meats and Western Automatics have advanced in the round robin playoff starting Monday. Manager Bill Quitis of the Automatics is to attend to participate in the opening playoff drawing.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Sears Roebuck
Jefferson No
Dobrowski Meats
Jefferson No. 2
Bittners
Sears
Meats
Western
Bill Quitis
Nunamaker Leads Ohio Open Horseshoe Play
Nunamaker of Cleveland tops the Ohio Open horseshoe tournament after the second round with 37 wins and one loss. Myron Torbert of West Mansfield holds second with 34 victories and three defeats, while Harry Collins of Toledo and W P Yocum of Zanesville tie for third at 30 wins.
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Lakeside
Blair Nunamaker
Cleveland
Myron Torbert
West Mansfield
Harry Collins
Toledo
W. P. Yocum
Zanesville
Pretzles Play Oberlin Tonight
The Guenin Pretzle girls travel to Oberlin for a game against Oberlin's A C team. Local players will depart Guenin's at 3 o'clock for the matchup.
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Pretzles
Oberlin
Guenin Pretzle
A.C
Guenin's
Meats Meet Medina Colored All Stars In City Outing
The Dobrowski Meats from West Side League host the Medina colored All-Stars in a gym tonight at 6 o clock. Joe Ross is likely to pitch for the Meats with Fred Ross catching. The event is part of a city colored business men outing.
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Dobrowski Meats
Medina
Rterview Park
Joe Ross
Fred Ross
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