Cleveland Wins 4 to 3 Over New York in Ninth Inning
A ninth inning rally by New York fell one run short as Cleveland edged the Yankees 4 to 3. Covelskie pitched well until the ninth surrendering three hits and a walk for three runs. Also Boston defeated Detroit 6 to 4 with timely hitting as Pennock faltered in the seventh. Sunday scores list coast and national games with multiple outings across leagues.
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New York
Cleveland
Pennock
Pinelli
Detroit
Boston
Daviss
Oldham
Stanage
Ainsmith
Hoyt
Walters
Pittsburg Defeats St Louis In Tight Baseball Finish
Pittsburg edged St Louis 8 to 3 in a close game as sixth inning scoring produced the decisive run. Adams Haefter Haines North and Dithoefer battered the mound for Pittsburg while for St Louis the early rally fell short.
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Yam Witted
Cutshaw
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Witted
Adams
Haefter
Haines
North
Dithoefer
SPORT SHORTS BULGING WITH 1920S PLAYERS AND PROMINENCE
Denver reports Bert Glazier joins Beavers with costly perfume likened to Madame Melba. Yonakum plans a comeback from blood poisoning. Thorpe hints at football return with a powerful grid machine. Lichtenstein invites Joe Beckett to visit America for a $10,000 purse. Bancroft shines among New York shortstops while Jesse Winters marks a rare hitless run. Babe Ruth hits a moonshot in Yankee White Sox series before Swede Risberg.
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Potrland
Bert Glazier
Beavers
Madame Melba
Denver
Stanley “Soakum
Yonakum
Colorado
Akron
Jim Thorpe
Chicago
Larney Lichtenstein
Tony Melchoir
Joe Beckett
America
New York
Gotham
Herzog
Bridwell
Fletcher
Bancroft
Jesse Winters
Giants
Babe Ruth
Risbeng
Young Port land boy takes up golf at two years old
Port land Oregon youngster David eri gon, son of Mr and Mrs D Kerr, begins golf at age two years seven months. He uses a special club set and learns the basics of following through on drives and proper stance for putts under the guidance of Peter Hay, a tall instructor noted in the scene.
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Det Monte
David Eri Gon
D. Kerr
Portland
Ore
Peter Hay
Golf gains popularity at Griffin Park in Los Angeles
Golf has become popular in Los Angeles with Griffin Park municipal links often crowded before opening. An ordinance restricts park hours to 6 am, yet as many as 60 golfers gather two hours earlier, guarded by police to keep the course clear until opening.
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Los Angeles
Griffin Park
Griffin Links
Dentist Henry A. Kehne Opens Twin Falls Office
Doctor Henry A. Kehne formerly of St. Paul announces he will carry on dentistry in the office of Doctor Baker at the Idaho Department Store Building Twin Falls Idaho. Adv. $8HK822.
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Doetor
Henry A. Kehne
St. Paul
Doctor Baker
Idaho
Twin Falls
Buhl Wing Pennant Wins Southern Idaho League Title
Jerome and Buhl clash in a hard fought baseball game ending 5 to 4 in Jerome. Buhl scores early then Jerome takes the lead before a seventh inning surge by Buhl. Pitcher Hail dominates for Buhl as both teams fight for the lead in the Southern Idaho league standings.
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Jerome
Buhl
Xkhead
Ther
Bw Maréin
Golf Course Progress At Hollywood Country Club
Completion of the golf course at the Hollywood Country Club near Los Angeles is promised soon. A lake hazard in front of the clubhouse will span the entire distance across the number one and two fairways, built as reinforced concrete to give the first nine holes a distinctive character.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywood Country ‘Club
Carlisle Refuses To Apologize To Lords In Ireland Bill Row
Alexander M. Carlisle replies to Earl Curzon over a Lords affront after addressing the House of Commons on the Restoration of Order in Ireland. Carlisle says he would apologise to the king but not to the Lords, claiming the true offense lies in the descendants of those who won at Rumay. Carlisle, a Belfast-born Irishman now in London, defends his stance.
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London
Alexander M. Carlisle
Carl. Curzon of
Kedlestone
House of Lords
Mr. Carlisle
England
Ireland
Earl Curzon
Carlisle
Warl Curzon
Rumay
Radio telephone to link coast with Pacific ships
The Radio Corporation of America announced plans to install wireless telephone on IMF fleets including White Star Red Star Holland America and American lines. Coast residents could dial through local operators to reach any ship carrying the apparatus, enabling talks with passengers and crews at sea 500 miles offshore. San Francisco wireless news.
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Pacific
tran-Pacific
Radib Corporation of America
International Mercantile Marine
White Star
Red Star
Holland- American
American Lines
Arthur Isbell
Coast
Wirdless Company
Simiatr
Lvessela
China Mall
Admiral Line
Radio Corporation
Seaboard
San Francisco
Wireless Ie
Varsity Season Opens September 19 Versus Olympic Club
The season begins August 23 with a run of before that time. The first varsity game is scheduled for September 19 at home against the Olympic Club of San Francisco.
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Ries
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Transmission shift as cable plan abandoned for Hachijo
A government plan to lay a cable to Hachijo Island 150 miles from the mainland was abandoned, with pigeons to carry messages instead. Hachijo, near Izu, 200 miles from Tokyo, is noted for damé oil used in prestige hair care. Also noted, Andy Smith will lead Cal football coaching staff with Wells and others assisting, training to begin Sept. 18 before formal convening.
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Tokio
Hachijo
Izu
Berkeley
Cal
Andy Smith
University of California
Heen
Aaulatunta
BM. Rowsithati
C. M. ‘Prigt
Fishman
Durtimy
Wells
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Bailey
Jones
Tisher
Groh
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Bailey, Jones and O'Farrell
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