Vacant Ant Anwe Titlе New York Bout Drama
An event marks the vacant title path through voluntary resistance led by Bud Taxtor. Eddie Lenz, manager of Pavior, coaches Jess McMahon as Madison Square Garden promotes a LiS-pourd division bout. Tony Canzoner’s clamp and Bushey Gratan influence shape the scene with several names tied to the era.
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Notre Dame Football Legend Rockne and His Coaching Method
The article extols Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne as a master of building fast, clever teams. It notes his talent for selecting players, rapid-fire scrimmage shocks, and his famed Four Horsemen backfield. Rockne’s leadership style is described as inspiring players to live, train, and fight for the program.
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Horan and Harpster Win Tennis Tourney
In a senior doubles final Horan and Harpster defeated C Wentz and IP 6-3 7-3 to claim the title. Halpin beat Went 6-2 6-1 in the semifinals as Finnegan advances. junior singles saw Horan topple Howenstine 6-0.
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Crothers Wins Trapshoot at Vandalia Grand American
Crothers of Chestnut Hills Pa won the Class AA title at the amateur trapshooting Grand American, posting 138 of 200 in opening events amid 473 top shooters from across North America. Ed Woodward and Frank Troch tied for second with 197. Troch dropped to third after not attending the shoot-off.
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Following The Stars Racing Scores and Lineup Notes
Unclear due to damaged text but references players Paul Waner Freddy Lindstrom Al Simmons Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Harry Hooper with trip totals and gaps. Several names listed without coherent actions or dates. No complete event or outcome discernible from the fragment.
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Giants Hold Slim Margin in Tight Standings Race
New York defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 to keep a narrow lead over Brooklyn, while the Giants won and Brooklyn lost, placing them a half game ahead with a .002 edge in percentage. Standings show Giants 43, Cards 46, and per cent 699, 607.
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Baseball Roundup Slow Scoring Gamble and Standings Report
Yankees hold slim lead in the National race with a 3 to 3 tie over Cincinnati. Cardinals beat Brooklin 2 to 1 aided by Sinzie in the ninth. Pirates hammered by Braves 14 to 11 despite 19 hits to Boston’s 17. Cubs falter as four pitchers fail to stop Philadelphia 11 to 9. White Sox beat Red Sox 6 to 4 behind Red Faber’s six innings of shutout relief and scattered hits.
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Miss Wills In First Match Today
Helen Wills opens her bid for a fifth national singles title in the 41st women's tournament at Forest Hills. She meets Mrs J Saunders Taylor in the second round after both won in the first round, with Wills installed as heavy favorite to retain her title.
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Cleaners Win Exciting Game
The Peerless Cleaners defeated the Helo Bots 19 to 0 in an even contest marked by strong team defense. Every player earned credit for the performance as heads-up ball was played. The Cleaners next face the All-Star team at McKinler grounds Tuesday evening.
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Married Men Triumph In Tool Room Game 13 to 9
The married men defeated the single men of General Industries in a Hamilton School diamond match ending 13 to 9. The married side pushed runs at will, with the pitcher stifling a late rally by the singles. This opened a three game series watched by a good crowd.
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Harvard Athletics Trainer 15 Dead in Natick
William F Donovan longtime Harvard athletic trainer and former sprinter died at 62 in Natick Mass after heart disease struck him during a trip with the American Olympic team in Amsterdam last month. He coached Harvard track and served as trainer for football and baseball teams. He is survived by his wife Julia daughter Dorothy Mallon Donovan and sons William F Jr and John F Donovan.
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American Revutts St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2
Sports brief reports scores and schedule notes with teams St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Detroit Cleveland and others. The fragment records a 6 to 2 win for St Louis over Philadelphia and outlines upcoming games among major cities including Chicago and Boston.
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Elyria Caddies Triumph Over Spring Valley at Club Match
Elyria Caddies defeated Spring Valley in a close Elyria Country Club match. Koviak led Elyria with the top score, while Red of Spring Valley claimed third. Sor and Was hhe provided strong play for Elyria.
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Home Run Club Leaders Summary Notes
American League leader Simmons with 13 homers for Browns. Foxx 12 for Athletics. WHIo2 Cubs 28, Bottomley Cards 26, Bissorette Robins 19, Harper Carés 13. Yesterday's homers show Leach, P. Klein, Phillies Walsh 2, Illies 1. Totals: AL 391, NL 73. Season total 564.
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National Results From Today's Games
National results list matchups across major cities with Brooklyn visiting St. Louis Philadelphia visiting Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati replacing Cincinnati matchups with New York at Cincinnati and New York five to Cincinnati.
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Sharkey To Meet Roberts In September Bout
New York announces Jack Sharkey will face Roberto Roberti in a heavyweight tournament match set for early September in Ebbersfield Brooklyn. Contracts signed. final details due Saturday. Roberti previously beat Johnny Risko on a foul, with judges and referee scoring shown by the State Boxing Commission.
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Indians Open At Philadelphia
Indians headman Peckinpaugh leads Cleveland into Philadelphia to start a two game series with Coonie Mack's Athletics. Bayne, the lone regular available, opposed George Earnshaw as the Indians list 23 year old Texan outfielder Charles Dorman, added after the New York strike, batting .486 this season.
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Boxing Briefs From Chicago Philadelphia Cards
Chicago bouts feature Davie Shade defeating Joe Anderson and George Harrison names appear in welter and lightweight results. Philadelphia action includes Pete Laiza stopping Matt Adgle in Philadelphia while Rene Devos defeats Babe McGorgarry and Jack Gross knocks out Sally Montgomery.
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Falcons and Steel Clash in Wednesday Postgame Showdown
The Falcon Knights and Steel Tubes meet Wednesday evening at the McKinsey Diamond for a game with implications for the second half championship. Top teams face off in a pivotal matchup shaping the league standings.
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Baseball slugger hits 42 homers and 12 stolen bases
The player has belted 42 home runs and stolen 12 bases this season, shaping a standout offensive season. Details on team and season context not provided.
Lomski Defeats Smith in Four Rounds
Leo Lomski, Polish light-heavyweight contender, scored a speedy knockout over George Smith of Newark in four rounds last night, downing him 50 seconds after the bell. Lomski now targets Maxie Rosenbloom at Long Branch, N. J., Friday eight. Hack Wilson of the Cubs was suspended three days after a demonstrative incident following a called-out play.
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Schwartz Knocks Out Martinez in Third Round
Jersey City August 21 Schwartz world welterweight champion defended his title by stopping Felix Martinez of Spain in the third round of a ten round bout. Martinez rose after a second round knockdown but was sent down again and counted out after two minutes ten seconds of the third. John A Herdler N L president announced Cubs pitcher Pat Malone fined 38 dollars for profanity from the bench.
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