Cleveland Surveyors vs I.T.S. in Sunday Riverview Park game
Local fans anticipate a strong clash as the Cleveland Surveyors meet the I.T.S. team at Riverview Park Bungay. Notable Cleveland stars Jack Graney Gill Bradley and Steve Evans join the lineup alongside Al Taylor and Frank Andrews. Hastings hopes to save the day with consistent pitching as Smith's Sports faces Elyria Juniors in the prelim.
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Steve Evans
New York Nationals
al Taylor
Cleveland
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Candies Welcome Lorain Maccabees at Cascade Park
Baseball fans in the city are promised a big treat as Cascade Park hosts the Lorain Maccabees, touted as a strong county contender. Malik or Berea are named on the mound for Lorain, while Buttle or Rose will pitch for the Candies in a 2:15 start, with detailed lineups listed for both teams.
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Buttle
Kind Words for Babe Ruth From West to Yankees Owner
New York reports praise for Babe Ruth as George H Ruth, once honored with the Order of the Vocal Razzberry, gains support from prominent figures in the West. Col T L Hueston notes the colonel once owned a half interest in the Yankees and recently spoke on Ruth's standing.
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T. L. Hueston
Yankees
Babe Ruth Admired as Great Athlete by Western Fans
The article praises Babe Ruth for his conduct and talent, noting Western fans’ strong support and Ruth’s restrained public image. It highlights his hitting power and potential as a top outfielder and possible leading hitter of the season, while mentioning the Washington Senators beating the Indians 20 to 8.
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Football rule changes for 1923 season announced
New NCAA style football rules reduce on side kicks, adjust clipping penalties, and clarify forward pass definitions. Time will be stopped during the try for extra point, touchbacks altered, and delays penalized. Officials gain clearer scrimmage line rules and fair catch signaling is clarified.
Weaver burial wish limits monument cost in will
LIMA Aug 25 David W Weaver of Leipsic who died recently left property valued at 15000 to his wife Nettie Weaver 64 with instruction that not more than 4500 be spent on a memorial monument. On her death or remarriage the estate passes to his son Samuel J Weaver named executor.
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Nettie Weaver
Samuel J. Weaver
Brown Could Lead U S Track Tilt At Paris Next Summer
Former Penn captain Larry Brown shows top form with 609 yards in 1 minute 83.10 seconds, signaling strong odds for Olympic selection alongside Allan Helffrich of Penn State. The piece also notes Patsy Haley on champion retirement and highlights Johnny Conlan of Wichita as a rising star drawing major league scouts.
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Allan Helffrich
Penn State
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Paris
Helffrich
Huntington, L. L
Randall Races Resumed With Grand Circuit Feature
Randall resumes Grand Circuit racing at North Randall this afternoon after yesterday's track delay. The free-for-all pacing event features Single G, Margaret Pilon and Hal Mahone contesting for a $2,500 purse.
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North Randall
Margaret Pilon
Hal Mahone
Frenchman bets Dundee beats Benny Leonard in Sept
Paris reports Eugene Criqui lauds Dundee as the best featherweight seen and predicts he will give a strong account in the planned September 1953 bout with Benny Leonard. Criqui plans another American return to train for a second featherweight title bid while aiming for eventual world supremacy.
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Giants Rally to Edge Cardinals 5 4 in Fourteen Innings
Frisch drives in a run with bases loaded to lift the Giants over the Cardinals 5 to 4 in fourteen innings. Doak suffered the loss with a standout relief effort for St Louis as Pennock and Pillette tamed the opposing lineups. Cy Williams hit his 32nd homer as the Phillies beat the Cubs 6 to 5, while Pennock and Hollo-way contributed key hits in the other games.
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Cardinals
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Cy Williams
Ruth
Phils
Cubs
Athletics Rally Tops White Sox 4–2 Behind Early Three-Run Burst
The Athletics opened with three runs in the first inning and held on for a 4–2 win over the White Sox. Harris relieved Naylor in a steady performance. The Browns defeated the Red Sox 6–5 to sweep the series.
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Robertson
White Sox
Harris
Naylor
Browns
Red Sox
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