Nationals Even Series With Indians in Cleveland
Washington Nationals rally to a 5 to 3 victory in Cleveland as three costly errors by Johnny Hodapp Ray Gardner and others spur the win. Sam Jones held the Indians to nine hits until tiring in the eighth inning while Walter Miller pitched well for Washington. Hodapp's three base hit and Averill two RBI lead the offense as New York trades their leads with the mound work and baserunning errors.
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Washington Nationals
Indians
Walter Miller
Tribe
Johnny Hodapp
Ray Gardner
Sam Jones
Marberry
St. Louis Browns
Holloway
Averill
Rice
Porter
Tavener
Hodapp
West
J. Sewell
Myer
Cronin
Judge
Washington
Miller
Jones
Ormsby, Guthrie and
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Florio to Fly to National Amateur Golf Tourney
Johnny Florio of Columbus Ohio the state amateur golf champion will fly to the national tournament He has booked passage on the transcontinental air transport line and will depart Friday morning for Los Angeles From there he will travel to Pebble Beach Del Monte California to compete in the national amateur tournament during the first week of September Florio plans a full week of practice before the event opens
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Johnny Florio
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Florio
Los Angeles
Pebble Beach
del Monte
Calif
Home Run Club HoWse Runs Yesterday Alezander
Fragmented sports notes list leaders in the American and National Leagues with players from Yankees Athletics Phillies Giants Cubs and others. League totals and scattered abbreviations hint at yesterday’s performances and top hitters, but many names are garbled.
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Phillies
Giants
Wilson
Cubs
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Icience
American
Willaman Delivers Hope For Ohio State Football Squad
Sam Willaman, Ohio State's new coach, returns from vacation to mold a scarlet and gray eleven with only three of last season's starters available. He warns two top freshmen will not join the varsity this year, discusses rule changes, and notes plans for a tough schedule starting with Wittenberg and Iowa.
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Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Wilaman
Wittenberg
Iowa
Willaman
Atlantic
Don Miller
Cleveland
Salem
Sam
Buckeyes
Cliff Aultman
Kiski
Gene Baumgarten
Louisville
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Aultman
Baume
Millaman
Today's Games Washington at Cleveland
Washington visits Cleveland as the schedule lists three more matchups with Cleveland hosting the Nationals in a late season contest and both teams seek key divisional wins. Philadelphia faces St. Louis in a cross league pairing while New York visits Chicago and Boston travels to Detroit for four afternoon games.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Detroit Oneeree
L. Pet
Weather Postpones Most Games in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Rain forces postponements across the slate with only a few results reported. Toledo defeats St. Paul 10 to 7 while Columbus earns 21 to 12 over Minneapolis in a partial showing. Milwaukee edges Indianapolis 3 to 2 as other matchups like Kansas City versus Louisville and St Pan against Toledo remain listed but unplayed.
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Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Games Summary
Yesterday Rochester beat Reading 7 to 3 and Reading trailed Toronto by 9 percent. Baltimore edged Montreal while Newark faced an unknown result. Scheduled matches include Rochester at Readnz Toronto at Baltimore Montreal at Newart Buffalo at Jersey City.
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Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Miontreal
Newart
Buffalo
Jersey City
International League Ciuts
Canton i Sprinfield to Darton 3 Adern 4
Fragmentary sports score item lists players Canton i Springfield and Darton with points for Adern and Warne, Erie noted in brief scoring line.
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I. Sprinfield
Darton
Adern
Feri Warne
Erie
Pittsburgh Plate Drops Two to Phillies in NL Tilt
The Pittsburgh Plate lost twice to the Philadelphia Phillies, 7 to 1 and 5 to 2, in a key National League race. Hits were even in the first game but the Phils collected more in each contest, loosening the standings.
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Pittsburgh Plate
Philadelphia
Phils
Athletics edge Browns 4 to 2 in scoreless ninth relief win
Bill Shores held the St. Louis Browns to no runs through eight and a half innings, then the Athletics rallied in the ninth for a 4-2 victory. Detroit and Boston split a pair, with Boston wining 6-1 in the second game as Gaston and Sorrell limited hits. In Columbus, fans caused a disturbance as American Association president Tom Hickey said the fault lay with fans and not umpires.
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Bill Shores
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Tigers
Gaston
Tiger
Sorrell
Hicago
Columbus
Mil- Watihes
Plame
Moonioar
Tom Hickey
American Association
Hickey
Lorain County Fair Promises Nonstop Entertainment
Lorain County Fair opens Monday at 7 AM with a 12 piece orchestra, live judge announcements, and a full schedule of harness races with purses totaling $1350 followed by livestock displays. Night shows feature Elyria Riding Club, Bear Act, Captain Jack Payne, Fearless Flyers, Red Sublette, Venetian Trio and a fireworks finale. Tuesday includes Better Baby Show, Horse Shoe Contest, Rope Pulling, and a Tronhex mixed with harness races totaling several hundred dollars in prizes. The 4-H Club and county schools display remain major attractions.
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Lorain County
Elyria Riding Club
Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
Jack Payne
Red Sublette
Red
Italy
Elsha
Cle- Tra
Tractor Company of
Cleveland
Tuesda
Columbia Steel Ties First in IR Industrial League
Columbia Steel and Willys-Overland both sit atop the league with eight victories and one defeat after a 6-5 comeback win by Columbia over Perry-Fay. Colson edged Elyria Bankers 7-6, Steel and Tubes beat Fox Furnace 9-8, and Harshaw Chemists won by forfeit from Troxel. A roller machine aids paste and paper application on walls or ceilings.
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Willys-Overland
Steel Men
Perry-Fay
Steel
Colson
Elyria Bankers
Steel and Tubes
Fox Furnace
Harshaw Chemists
Troxel
Furnace
Elyria Country Club Wins Beechmont Final Title
The Elyria Country Club secured the team championship at Beechmont by forfeit as the Shaker team did not appear. Elyria seeks a rescheduled date with the title at stake. Don Sotherdorr beat Bert Pfan 4-3 in the Class B final. Fred Kushin of Spring Valley hit a 293 yard drive. A district amateur tournament qualifying round is set for Beechmont with Kushin Moise Hewitt Fauver Tufford Rays among those listed. Hewitt’s illness may rule him out.
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Beechmont Country Club
Cleveland
Shakers
Elyria
Don Sotherdorr
Bert Pfan
W. B. Timms
Fred Kushin
Spring Valley
Beechmont
T. L. Moise
George Hewitt
Worth Fauver
L. P. Tufford
Rays
Ilness
Hewitt
Leading Hitters in the American League by Player and Club
A compact ledger lists top AL hitters with games at bats runs and hits for Phil Foxx Cie Fonseca Phil Simmons Nick Combs and Manush of St Louis and Washington with season totals and a note recalling Goslitz last year’s .391 average.
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Foxx
Phil
Fonseca, Cie
Simmons
Combs
National League Player-Club Batting Averages Listed
A ledger of NL batting figures shows Herman Bku Phil O’Doul Terry Traynor and Trendricks with games at bats runs and hits. Key leaders include Hornsby Boston with a .377 mark from the previous year.
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Graham Beats O Dowd in Bantamweight Bout
Bushy Graham of Utica New York defeated Eddie O Dowd of Columbus in ten rounds to retain the world bantamweight title. Graham won every round. Jimmy Reed of Erie Pennsylvania stopped Jimmy Brown of Cincinnati by technical knockout in the fourth round of a ten round semi final. Both bouts were lightweights.
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Columbus
Bushy Graham
Utica
X. Y
Eddie O'Dowd
Jimmy Reed
Erie
Jimmy Brown
Cincinnati
Wart Ad in the Chronicle Telegram
A small wart advertisement in the Chronicle Telegram promises payment or profit to readers who respond. The brief notice emphasizes monetary gain and urges quick engagement with the publication. It cites no specific names, dates, or locations beyond the newspaper title.
Championship Playoff Set In Church League Baseball
The YM C A church baseball second half title will be decided tonight as St Agnes and Holy Cross meet at McKinley School after a tied finish. The winner advances to a three game series with St Marys, which won the first half, starting Thursday with games slated for August 27 and 29 if needed.
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McKinley School
St. Mary's
Walker Winker Over Lomski In 10 Round Victory
Philadelphia Aug 20 Mickey Walker won a 10 round decision over Leo Lomski at Municipal Stadium before 25 000 fans. Walker outweighed Lomski and rallied late to claim the verdict while Loughran questioned the result. The win puts Walker within reach of the light heavyweight title amid shifting champions and potential recognition of three weight class crowns.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Tommy Loughran
Chicago
Walker
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Municipal Stadium
Lomski
Loughran
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Jack Kearns
Bob Fitzsimmons
Pete Latzo
Tiger Flowers
Tommy Reilly
Chuck Vorhees
Harry Kendig
Western Open Golf Tour Set to Start in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts a field of over 300 entries as the Western Open golf tournament opens with an 18 hole round tomorrow. Half the players tee off tomorrow and the other half Thursday in the two round format before the final two rounds. Red Faber to start for the White Sox in Chicago today amid tributes of his 1917 World Series feats.
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Chicago
Red Faber
White Sox
Red
Royal White Sor Footery
Yankees
Wills Favored to Hold Title in National Women’s Tennis
Forest Hills, Aug 29 Helen Wills, defending champion, has a strong path to another title as 32 players remain in the national women’s championship at the West Side Club. Wills defeated Katherine la Marche in straight sets, signaling a dominant form. Helen Jacobs, a top challenger, faced Eleanor Goss in a expected tense second round amid rumors of a possible rematch with Wills this season.
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Helen
West Side
Miss Wills
Katherine la Marche
Philadelphia
Stribling Edges Sekyra In 10 Round Battle
In Kansas City Aug 20 W L Young Stribling Georgia candidate for heavyweight title shaded Joe Sekyra Dayton Ohio in a 10 round no decision. Sekyra fought hard and drew blood from Stribling’s nose by the sixth round. Stribling left the ring with worse injuries than Sekyra and teeth loosened.
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Kansas City
W. L. “Young
Stribling
Georgia
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Sekyra
World's fastest train trims Cheltenham to London run
A new timetable sets the Cheltenham to London service as the world’s fastest, covering 77 miles in 70 minutes. The update raises speed expectations for this regular train, highlighting improved journey times and direct regional linkages.
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England
London
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