Indians Fall to White Sox 7 1 in Cleveland Clash
Clevelandthrown a 7 to 1 defeat by Chicago as Al Thomas dominated with four hits allowed and Miljus struggled on the mound for the Indians. Key plays include Mostill two bases and Sewell stealing second. Lind Hodapp turned double plays while bases on balls favored Miljus and Thomas. Umpires Campbell and Hildebrand officiated after a 1 20 time of game.
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John Tigert Viz Unofficial Washington Fisherman
John J. Tigert, United States Commissioner of Education, is praised as the best fisherman in official Washington. Washington College in Ten netee is noted as the first higher learning institution west of the Alleghenies.
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New London High School To Have Strong Gridiron Team
New London, Sept. 7. The Regend Black gridders report over forty players for the 1928 football season. Coach Bradbury is optimistic about a capable lineup including Waree Hileman, Wilber Franks, Lenox, Crabbes, Harner, and Wertz. First game set for Sandusky with a full schedule listed through November 29.
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Philadelphia visions another World Series clash
After twelve years Philadelphia eyes another World Series as fans back the Athlets to challenge the Yankees in New York. The town anticipates a fall classic against St Louis or the Giants with plans for a large fan turnout and special railway arrangements. Grove and Welbourne expected to start as Meeks on nods agreement to pitch the Grove Welbers 12 game headliner boosts confidence.
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Blitman Compared to Tunney Ahead of Penn milestone bout
Philadelphia featherweight Harry Blitman, dubbed a miniature Tunney, prepares to face Benny Bass for the Pennsylvania championship Monday night at Shibe Park. Dr. Abe Ztop, PA athletic commissioner physician, praises Blitman as a student of the game and a skilled, scientific puncher with a strong ego.
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Promoters eye featherweight title bout with Canzoneri
Burmann has a $25,900 share for his part and promoters anticipate a $100,000 bout. The winner would be named featherweight champion, succeeding Tour Canzoneri of Brooklyn. Canzoneri recently beat Bass to retain the title. Titman fought Canzoneri for the decision but missed the 126 pound limit.
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St. Louis Increases Lead on Giants in Baseball matchup
In a key late season game St. Louis expanded its advantage over the New York Giants and Chicago Cubs after beating the Pittsburgh Pirates. The pennant race notes show postponements in other league gates due to rain, with standings and schedules reflected in the American League lineups.
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Following The Stars Paul Wener Leads In Four At Bats
Paul Wener 373 hit a home run and drove in two runs, with four at bats. Jim Bottomier 335 went 3 at bats without a hit and scored once. Ruth 339 Gehrig 2376 Simmons 360 Goslin 350 Lindstrom 340 Horzuiby 376 were idle.
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Elyria City vs Mapte Heights Thrilling Playoff Preview
Readied for a high stakes playoff between Elyria City and Mapte Heights next Sunday. Manager Bill Struck secured the opening game for Elyria, promising a world series feel as both clubs chase the second half AAA lead. Heights boast stronger batting and pitching, while Elyria counters with improved form and sharp fielding, promising a pitcher’s battle and tense, game-long action.
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Yankee Stadium to Host Intercollegiate Grid Clashes
New York, Sept 7 Ed Barrow announced five intercollegiate football games will be played at Yankee Stadium this season. Ray McCarthy arranged the schedule with Oct 13 matchups including Fordham NYU, Buckner NYU, and Colgate NYU, and Nov 10 Notre Dame vs Army among others.
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King Monivong Crowned in Paris Ceremony
Cambodian monarch receives royal regalia as Paris hosts the coronation amid pomp. French officials present the sceptre and crown for King Monivong while global papers note the king’s fondness for ceremony.
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Standings and Results From American National Baseball Day
American results show Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 in a single game. National results list St Louis 4 and Pittsburgh at St Louis, Cincinnati at Chicago, Boston at Philadelphia. Today’s schedule includes Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Five Nations In Tennis Title Quest
NEW YORK September 7 The Nations Junior Tennis champions from five countries will bid for the men's singles crown at Forest Hills next, facing Pauk De Ricou junior champion of France and Wilmer Allison from Fort Worth in the opening round. Jack Crawford Australian junior champion meets Sidney Wood New York Ricardo Tapia Jr junior champion of Mexico faces Johnny Doeg Santa Monica Germen Upmann Cuba junior champion is in the lower half with Frank Shields United States junior champion.
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Watching The Scoreboard: Cards Win After Ten Inning HR
Yesterday Geo Harper powered the St Louis Cardinals past the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 with a tenth inning homer after Wilson scored. Chick Fafer earlier put the Cards ahead in the fifth, Paul Waner tied it for Pittsburgh in the ninth. Burleigh Grimes allowed six hits. Mitchell allowed seven. Pirates threatened in the ninth as Scott scored on Grimes’ long single. White Sox beat Indians 2 to 1 in a rain-shortened slate. Mostil’s double and a run-scoring sequence fueled Chicago’s only runs. All remaining games were rained out.
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King of Cambodia Mentioned in Colonial Registers
A fragment notes an official register listing the Cambodian king as Prea Bat Samdach Prea Sisowathmonivong Chamcha krapong Haribeach Marminuthor Phonvanay Kraykeofa Soulalay Prea Chau Chung Campuchea Thip pedey. The text also mentions Treasury experts counting large sums of paper money in a day.
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Milius Pitches Great Game But Loses
Milius pitched a superb game for Pittsburgh against Cleveland but took the loss as Al Thomas outpitched him. The Indians won 2 to 1, scoring in the first inning while Sewell collected a double but teammates failed to drive him in. It was Cleveland’s first home game in weeks and decisions for officials were unsettled.
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Seeded Players Named in U S Amateur Championship
Boston September 7 H H Ramsey chairman of the championship committee lists the seeded amateurs in the U S Amateur Championship. Names include Robert T Jores Jr George Von Elm Francis Ouimet Jesse Sweetser Charles Evans Jr Harrison Johnson Waits Gurn Dr A F Willing Roland Mackenzie and others in the early seedings.
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Erhart to Meet Tellings In Key Indoor Showdown
Erhart marshals a strong lineup for a pivotal indoor clash against Cleveland Tellings. Ted Schaffner, fresh off a 31 strikeout outing for Wadsworth at Chippawa Lake, joins Sprankle and David of Medina along with two Cleveland hitters. Game set for September 9, 1928, at 3:00 p.m. with designated parking available for attendees.
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Stribling Stops Squires At Madison Square Garden
Stribling of Georgia defeated Johnny Squires of South Africa in two rounds at Madison Square Garden. Squires fell twice in the first round and was halted in the second as Stribling showcased a precise jab and powerful right. Attendance was 5 328 with receipts of $17 645 for the opening indoor show of the season.
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Ohio and Buckeye Conference Meet in Columbus Tomorrow
In Columbus Ohio tomorrow afternoon and evening the Ohio conference and the Buckeye Athletic Association will meet for the first time since friction arose between the groups. Selection of basketball officials for the coming season is the key business. Officials for fencing are expected, new rules will be interpreted and discussed, and a round table will close the program. Athletic director RFP F. Marts Otterbein college president of the Ohio conference said conference games will be treated as non conference contests going forward.
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Cleveland Wins Slow Bout
Billy Wallace of Cleveland defeated Joy Kaufman of New York by decision in a 10 round light weight bout at New Haven arena. The match featured sparring and a brief knockdown in the fourth round, with little action otherwise.
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