Georgetown Star Bob Legendre leaps 24 feet at Dublin Games
Bob Legendre of Newark A C won the 1 400 meter relay in 3 minutes 745 3 seconds and captured the running broad jump at 11 feet S inches. Honnar of Australia was second in the long jump with 23 feet ts inches, while William fiewding of George Teenon finished third. Treland led Americans with top scores, and Osborne of Illinois withdrew from the decathlon after thigh injury but received a standing ovation.
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America
Treland
England
Bob Legendre
Newark A. C
Honnar
Australia
William Fiewding
George
Teen On
Ryan
Rogers
Scotland
Xeronm Malvalm
Reland Pars
Ohio State
Bermingham
Ireland
Nehes
South Africa
Canada
New Zealand
Harold M Osbourne
TM Hinois
Cerisa
Dan Kinney
Trinsis A
Shana- Wac
Osborne
Kinsey
Shanahan
Irelead Towleh
Kwane
Casting Mark Falls In Anglers' Tourney
Fred Arbogast of Kron, Ohio, breaks his own world record in the one-half ounce distance event at the annual anglers tournament. He posts an 18-foot average and a 247 feet 4 inch best, with Denver Mere leading. George Kats of Chicago and Walter New Burnie finish strong as the competition tightens in a crowded field.
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Rutaio
Fred Arbogast
Kron
Ohio
Arbogast
Denver
Vasis
Woblam Stanes
Chicago
Marriott Wilk Fight Turner on Thursday
Promoters announce a boxing card for Thursday night featuring Marriott Wilk versus Turner amid an eight bout lineup. The show includes a female bout and multiple rounds, with Frankie Senn among the supporting fighters and four other round entries.
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Marca Third Corps
Onamiton
Frankie Senn
Nestrand AC
Sid Terris
Renny Valmwar
Jehans Curtin
Frankie Albano
Landis Pleased With Annapolis Visit Amid Baseball Tour
United States Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis praised Annapolis during an inspection trip for the arc league. Landis toured the Naval Academy with Vincent Jamieson and Ward Sparrow, met by Acting Mayor Thompson and others. He expressed a wish to return and spend more time in the area.
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Anrapolis
Armandis
United States
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Tedas
Baston
Eh Hs
Arc League
Vincent Jamie
Blue Ridge League
Ward Sparrow
Baltimore
Washington Fans Rally Behind Matthews McNeely Debate
Readers weigh in on the Matthews McNeely deal and Griff Harris plan as Washington Nationals strive for pennant. Advocates praise Muddy Ruel Goslin Judge and Matthews supporters clash with critics while McNeely adapts to debut.
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Wid Matthews
Phoebe K. Crocker
Matthews-McNeely
Grif
Bucky’ Harris
Nationals
Washington
Griff
Goslin
Rice
Judge
Matthewa
McNeely
Matthews
Muddy
Ruel
Joe Judge
Ruth's Homer Pace Seeks Record Among Historic Years
The article notes Babe Ruth's home run totals this season and compares them with his 1915 1923 1920 1921 and other years. It asks how many more homers he must hit to match or surpass his world record of 597, using dates and season tallies as context.
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T Macthewr
Charles J. Bohn
Columny
Washington
Matthews
Griffith
Harris
Tam
Washingtonians
Goslin
Tuna
Bird
Ruth
Record-setting sale of 57 yearlings at Fasig Tipton sale
Aug 13 Aratoga Springs. The Himyar stud consignments from Lexington Ky sold 57 yearlings at Fasig Tipton in a large attendance auction. Total receipts reached $218,240 with an average of $3,617. Top bid of $15,500 secured by Greentree for a The Finn-Hurakan colt. Other notable bids included $8,500 by J E Davis for a Kwang Su-la Marseilles bay, $8,000 by C J Fitzgerald for a Ballot-Postpone brown colt, and $7,806 by Frank J Farrell for a Sweep-Imp Soyurnaise.
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Aratoga Springs
Himyar
Phie T. Cavin
Lexington
Fasig- Tipton Company
Greentree Artble
Finn—Hurakan
Ultimata
Stimulus
Harry IF. Sinclair
William Karrick
Marshall Field
Finn-Imp
J. E. Davia
Kwang Su—la Marseilles
C. J. Fitzgerald
Frank J. Farrell
Sweep- Imp
Soyurnaise
Mgr. Farrell
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Phalaris— Carnival
W. T. Anterson
Black Toney
Imp
Bird Toose
Howard Xoots
Blakesies
Greg Fox
Floward Cote
Max Hirsch
Pater Pan
Easton Defeats Crisfield 4-1 in Big Day Baseball
In Easton Maryland crowds gathered for a special baseball day honoring Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Easton beat Crisfield 4 to 1 behind strong pitching by Kleinmick and a long center-field homer by Forrisfera.
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Landis
Easton
Crisfield
Crisfeld
Kenesaw Mountain Landin
Feld
Frank Baker
Crinfield
Klemmick
Center Tela
Forrisfera
Wise
Pepper
Nglaab
Ay Kiameick
Bane An Balli
Eig S
Baees
Kleinmick
Moran Memorial Will Be Dedicated Monday
Chicago August 13 The Moran memorial tablet honoring Pat Moran late Reds leader will be dedicated at Redland Field in Cincinnati next Monday before the Giants Reds game. Commissioner Landis will deliver the dedicatory address.
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Chicago
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Landis
Moran
Cobbmen Open Series With Nationals in Captured Town
The Cobbmen host the Nationals in a two game set with Joe Martina ready to return after an injury era. Key roster notes include Earl’s late purchase price and Ivory Hunter Joe Engle’s scouting trip leading to the Nationals deal. Tom Taylor’s boil delay and Chicks assist during surgery are described, with Tuesday and Wednesday open dates to resolve ties and postponements. Jerome Harris plans use of Martina if needed.
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Cochran
Ari
Griffith
Joe Engle
Earl
Fox
Joe Martina
St. Louis
Kirness
Orledns Avatat
Harris
Jungaleers
Columbias St Marys In Jr Title Series
Alemindria Va August 14 One of the best games in the local junior championship series should result Sunday afternoon when the Columbias and St Mary's Juniors meet at Dreadnaught park following the Dreadnaught Union Printers contest For the Columbias win they will place the Tigers in the lead for the series and eliminate the Saints as contenders for the cup and will also go into third place themselves.
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Alemindria
Columbian
St. Mary's
Hampden-Sidney Faces Hard Grid Schedule This Season
Hampden-Sidney, Va., opens at Charlottesville on Sept 29 against Virginia, then visits Blacksburg to play VPI on Oct 4, returns to Lynchburg, hosts Furman Oct 18, travels to Salem for Roanoke College Oct 25, heads to Lexington for VMI Nov 1, hosts Guilford Nov 4, plays at Richmond Nov 15 and Randolph-Macon, and aims to improve on 1923 when Yellow Jackets struggled. athletic director Charles A. Gernier expects a stronger squad and solid training.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Eleven
Ampden-Sidney
A. P
Hampden-Sidney
Virginia
Jeurney
Blacksburg
P.T
Hame
Most Lynchbure l
Flon
Salem
Hampden-Sidnay
V. Pat
Yellow Jackets
Elon
Roanoke
William Mary
Richmond
Lynchburg
Ucnion Seminary
Emory and Henry
Randolph Maccon
Tellow Jacketa
Charles A. Gernier
Reperta
Cruickshank Wins Colorado Open With 247
Bobby Cruickshank captured the Colorado open golf tourney with a 247 for 72 holes of medal play at New York. Jock Hutch iron of Chicago finished second with 2020 W. Mehnlern of St Louis and William Creary of Oklahoma City tied for third with 365. The Naval Receiving Station nine beat Milan Athletic Club 4 to 2, Richardson earning a word name for the winners.
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Denver
Prc
Robart
Bobby) Cruickshank
New York
Cruickshank
Jock Hutchiron
Chireage
W. KE. Mehnlern
St. Louis
William Creary
Oklahoma City
Naval
Milan Athletic Club
Richardson
Mallory Courts Her Title Bid In Fast Tennis Round
Mallory Wills advances to the title round after a tough win over Miss Browne with steady serves and incisive forehands. Milas Goss and Mrs Jessup beat Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss Edith Sigournay to reach the doubles final as former champions Ming Wille and Mrs Wikhtman move into the semifinals with a 6-3 4-6 2-4 score line.
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Bias Villa
Domina
Miss Browne
Miss Wills
Mrs. Mallory
Milas Goss
Laure
Ming Goss
Jessup
Flants
Leslie Bancroft
Edith Sigournay
Boalén
Boston
Mraz Goss
Mre
Ming Wille
Wikhtman
Samuel H. Waring
Fr. Reeser
New York
Tomorro Miss Browne
Dudlé
Chanmple
Hodgamond Nawton
Edith Handy
National doubles draw set with 48 teams seeded
Boston Aug. 13 The national lawn tennis doubles championship plan to list entries for 62 teams was nearly abandoned as pruning of top 28 ranked singles or strong doubles results was blocked. Draw occurs tomorrow with about 48 teams seeded. notable pairs include Tilden Norton with new partners and players from Philadelphia Springfield Montreal and Mexico. Pathfinders rest notes follow with Rainier game mention.
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Einglesa
Tomorres
W. T. Tilden
Roof
Norton
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
A. H. Chapin
Springfield
Fred Kalma
Australia
Willard Crocker
Montreal
Ues Brugnon
France
Lawrence B. Rice
Boxton
Manus Llano
Mexico
J. O. Fostay
Berton
Louisville Trims St. Paul 25 to 0 in deluge of hits
Louisville dazzled St. Paul with 32 hits and 25 runs as Adolph Holtshauer struggled against the Kentuckians. Tomatell lasted two innings, while Brung Betzel and Brung Haetzel contributed strong fielding, and Ernie Vick powered Louisville with a vigorous two-base drive. Crowding the plate, Louisville’s offense exploded in the opening frame and continued, totalizing a historic rout before 6,968 fans.
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ST. Paul
Ouisville
Levyisville
Indianapolis
American Association
Kentuckians
Adolph Holtshauaer
Frebacle
jaliép@er
Acosta
Nick Allph
Hrund Haag
Tefield
Christensen
Covington
Ernie Vick
Michigan
Louuisville
St. Louis Cardinals
Smith and
Swannen
Old Dominion Bot Club Regatta at Lexaxmia
Old Dominion Bot Club holds its annual intercity regatta at Paramac tomorrow afternoon at 2:36 pm. Events include regular canoe races on a quarter mile course, swimming and a dash to the Old Dominion Meat, with novelty contests and a duck chase for the title holder Robert Whitton among a field of Canoe doubles and single races.
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Giory
Old Dominion Beat Club
Conteatanta
United States
Old Dominion
Robert Whitten
Relea
Artner
BB. Monar
Parsner
Aod Re. J
McLean
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Weeks
Gunes
Summers
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Howard
Bates
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Melean
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Senael
Jake Nugent
Jabert Whitton
Jabert Whitton, No Lawier
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Macard
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Neleon
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Mooales
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Koonore
Nummera
Olre Mier
Robert
Geude Cari
Maller T .Wb. Ruissh
BE Rateell
Shiner
Nat Lerter
O Nelman
MS. Stonmell
B. G. Whites
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Boxing Notes from New York Aug 15 Previewing Sept 4 Cards
く A jumble of fighter notes from Benny Leonard Mickey Walker and others recount postponed bouts and venue changes. Plans include Leonard Walker match and updates on Pal Meran Frankie Genare Kid Sullivan and more with exhibition and tenrounds under consideration.
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Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
Lessard
Walker
Leoanard
Pal Meran
Cleveine
Cleveine About A Upak Ago Mier Uslening Tf Leonard and Hes
Bills
Mms PalNers
Covpide
Scurston
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