Athletics Fall to White Sox in Fifteen Inning Marathon
In Philadelphia on August 1 the Philadelphia Athletics lost 5 to 3 to the Chicago White Sox after a 15 inning battle before nearly 40,000 fans. Ted Lyons held the edge over Quinn and Walberg, with Lyons yielding late. The decisive fifteenth inning featured Kamm walking and Jk’s double driving in the winning run, followed by Lyons’ RBI and Davis’ sacrifice fly.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Chicago
Baylor University
Texas
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Walberg
Lyons
Con
Kamm
Spel
Davis
Lamar
Welch
Simmons
Hale
Athletics
Trorun
Vistors
Sheeley
Fualk
Connally
Schalk
Quan
Perkins
Cochrane
Coast Baseball Scores Across Cities
In Salt Lake Sacramento and Oakland Vernon and San Francisco Portland players and pitchers like Martin Shea Wackengel Glazner Crandall Sandberg Pruett Kunz Read Byler Williams Agnew Bryan Whitney and Dumovich Daly Stokes Meeker Tobin appear in listed lineups and box scores with noted game times and records. The fragmentary report presents a snapshot of regional action across multiple venues.
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Oakland
RHE Stotawat
Fiona Bor
Glazner
Crandall
Sandberg
Pruett
Kunz
Read
Byler
Tilden Appears Before USLTA Panel Over Player Interview Clause
William T. Tilden II, national singles champion, faced the United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee in New York to discuss alleged violations of the player-voter rule stemming from interviews given for newspaper syndication.
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New York
William T. Tilden II
Chamson
States Lawn Teams Associations Executive Committee
Tilden
Baseball Saturday Scores Across Leagues
American League results include St. Louis 5 at Boston 2, Cleveland 3 at New York 8, Chicago 5 at Philadelphia 3 in 15 innings, and Detroit 5 at Washington 9. National League shows Philadelphia 3 4 at Pittsburgh 2 2, Boston 5 at Cincinnati 6 in 13 innings, Brooklyn 7 at Chicago 1, and New York 5 at St. Louis 1.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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New York Giants
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Dyer
O'Farrell
Yankees Beat Cleveland 8 to 2 in Fourth Straight Win
In New York, 20 000 fans watched the Yankees edge Cleveland 8 to 2 as Herb Pennock outpitched Sherrod Smith. Ruth and Meusel powered the offense with Ruth’s single and Meusel’s twenty fourth home run of the year. Gehrig added his eleventh homer for Cleveland.
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Yankees
Cleveland Today
Herb Pennock
Sherrod Smith
Ruth
Bob Meusel
Gehrig
RHE
Cleveland
Escresssviene
Pean
Smith and
L. Sewell
Pennock and Bengoung
Pocatello Club Opens Outdoor Range With Charity Shoot
The Pocatello Pistol and Rifle Club opens its outdoor range on Center street at 8 am for .22 rifle at 100, 200 and 5 100 yard marks. Ex servicemen are urged to attend as government supplied ammo and targets will support training up to 1000 yards. Local National Guard aid and Union Pacific event plans accompany the launch.
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Center Street
Pocatello Club
National Guard
Union Pacific
Yank oarsmen victorious in Canadian Henley finals
United States crews dominated the Cana dian Henley regatta at Port Dalhousie Port Delhouse aloft, winning the quarter mile senior fours singles 140-pound eights senior doubles senior eights and high school eights. Penn Athletic Club won the senior eights by three feet over the University of Toronto securing the Ned Hanlon memorial trophy. Gilmore of Philadelphia took the singles title in a thrilling finish ahead of Costello. Buffalo high school defeated Hamilton in the high school regatta. The Bachelors’ Barge Club edged Penn Athletic Club in the final of the senior fours.
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St. Catharines
United States
Port Delhouse
Penn, Athletic Club
University of Toronto
Philadelphia
Penn
Ned Hanlon
W. E. Gilmore
Costello
Quaker City
Johnny Durnan
Toronto
Gilmore
Buffalo High School
Hamilton
Est
Argonauts
Bachelors’ Barge Club
Penn Athletic Club
American Girl Tangles With Channel Crossing Doubts
Boulogne France Aug 1 AP inclement weather may delay Gertrude Ederle American girl swimmer from starting her English Channel crossing planned for Monday morning rough seas an unfavorable southwest breeze lower prospects for the attempt trainer Jabex Wolffe expresses confidence Ederle would succeed if 12 hours of good weather occur
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France
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Jabex Wolffe
Exprase
Miss Ederle
Arctic Pilots Reach the Base at Etah Greenland
MacMillan Arctic expedition reaches Etah Greenland at 9 oclock tonight after a long ice struggle in Melville Sound. National Geographic received wireless message noting five Eskimo families found on arrival. The team reached its principal destination on schedule despite Peary and Bowdoin being iced in 20 miles south of Cape York.
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Washington
Etah
Greenland
Melville
National Geographic Society
Cape York
World Court promoted by eastern solons
Eastern lawmakers push a world court plan tied to American voting rights and liability limits for League membership. Senator Pepper backs codifying plan law but urges World Court as a starting point for clarifying international practices. President Coolidge attends a veterans fete as John Coolidge heads to Camp Devens for citizen military training.
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Harding
Coolidge
Pepper
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Economists debate population, empire and trade at conference
At the conference a panel discussed population density, food supply as a key factor, and a future NYC split by wealth. Sir Frederick Maurice argued Britain avoided expansion since the French Revolution while strategists noted the Cape route around Suez. Toynbee and others forecast Mediterranean shifts toward Saloniki as world centers.
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Edward M. East
Harvard University
New York City
Round Table
Great
Frederick
Suez Canal
India
Cape of Good Hope
Mediterranean
Cape
Suez
Constantinople
Saloniki
Arnold J. Toynbee
Tapie
Italian Clemmency Decree Sparks Mixed Reactions
A royal clemency decree, praised by the fascist press as a step to pacify society, would release many non grave offenders to work. It excludes national sentiment cases and political enemies, drawing opposition fears it may encourage illegality and political unrest.
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Ofuffice Rocco
Rome
Dawes Lands Notable Trout at Wheel Gap Ranch
Vice President Dawes vacationing at Colonel A. E. Humphrey’s Wheel Gap ranch fished a fourteen and a half inch trout. The event compares to a prior record set by his eleven year old nephew Leroy Hoyt of Jacksonville, Florida, who caught a fifteen and a half inch trout several days earlier.
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Colo
Dawes
Lagog Wheel Gap
A. E. Humphreye
Onry Hoyt
Jacksonville
Fila
Fewer English Women Now Earn Livings Independently
In England fewer women are earning their own livings today than thirty years ago, reflecting a persistent shift in work patterns. The article notes social and economic factors reducing independent incomes among women since the 1890s.
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England
Appeal Taken in Notorious Teapot Case
The Mammoth company objected to evidence about unrelated Potwesn transactions as improper, Judge Kennedy sustained. Everhart refused to testify about liberty bonds to avoid self incrimination, and a government motion for a deposition was denied. The appeal contest argues errors on testimony, executive order relevance, and alleged fraud and collusion in the Teapot lease.
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Everhart
Mammoth Company
Kennedy
Witning
H. 8. Osler
Toronto
Canada
Continental Trading Co., Ltd
Day in Washington updates and legal actions
The Nickle Plate hearing was postponed until September 8. The American Federation of Labor assailed the Pennsylvania Railroad. The round the world air cruiser Chicago was assigned to the Smithsonian Institution. Attorney General Sargent ruled that Rear Admirals and Major Generals held equal rank. Ben L. Moses and Harry Sattler pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges linked to liquor withdrawals.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Smithsonian Institution
Sargent
Ben L. Moses
Harry
Pilot Smashes Coast-To-Coast Flight Record
Oakley G. Kelly flew from Vancouver to San Francisco and back, 1,100 miles in 11 hours 10 minutes, leaving at 6 15 am and returning at 6 15 pm. He spent time in San Francisco and Eugene, Ore., and brought back 500 coins minted for the Fort Vancouver centennial exposition.
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Wash
Oakley G. Kelly
San Francisco
Eugene
Ore
Fort Vancouver
Kendall Not Out for Senate
Des Moines Iowa August 1 AP Nate Kendall former governor of Iowa says he will not run for the United States Senate in 1926 or afterward In letters to two friends he thanks them for consideration and support but states he never considered candidacy for the Senate in 1926 or later
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Nate BE. Kendall
Iowa
United States Senate
Colored lawyers organized National Bar Association in Des Moines
In Des Moines August 1, the National Bar Association was organized at the county courthouse with attendance from Negro lawyers in seven states. George H. Woodson, Des Moines, chaired the all Negro commission from the Virgin Islands, and President Coolidge was elected president.
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National Bar Association
County Court House
Iowa Negro Bar Association
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Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Massachusetts
Illinois
George H. Woodson
all-Negro Commission
Virgin Islands
Italy Seeks Peaceful Solution to Territorial Tensions
The piece argues that after major conflicts the balance of power in Europe remains unstable and that Italy, despite securing no territorial gains, must pursue a lasting settlement. It critiques past postwar arrangements and urges a peaceful resolution to protect frontier stability and economic life.
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Allurope
Italy
Plans to raise 5000 dollar Scopes scholarship fund
Dr. David Starr Jordan announced a movement to raise a five thousand dollar scholarship for John T. Scopes. The fund would allow Scopes to pursue graduate work at any institution of his choice, with naturalists supporting the effort and noting Scopes is modest and has no funds.
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San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
John T. Scopes
Pla
Scopes
Jordan
President's Son at Training Camp at Camp Devens
John Coolidge son of the president arrived at Camp Devens Massachusetts for his citizen soldiers training assignment. He was escorted by Mrs Coolidge's secret service aide who insisted no special favors and equal treatment with other students. He met Brigadier General Malvern Hill Barnum Len com mandant and Colonel Henry Grant Learnard while starting his camp life and classmates include James M Curley Jr and Henry Grant Learnard Jr.
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Mass
John Coolidge
Citizens
James Haley
Drew
First Batalion
James M. Curley, Jr
Mayor Curley
Boston
Henry Grant Learnard, Jr
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