Pittsburgh Cops Two From Cubs In Doubleheader
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago twice in a Friday doubleheader, 3 to 1 and 4 to 2. Zinn singled, stole second and scored on Robertson’s hit in the second game to seal the win. Robertson and Maranville led Pittsburgh with key hits and defensive plays.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Zinn
Robertson
Alexander
Grreilsheilen
Brehiem
Daly
Severa
O' Barrell
Winnie
Ropertson
Martin
Bee York
Brooklyn
New York
Dodgers
Giants
Bae
Wheat
Sen
Ruether
Schmpcent
Miller
Ryan
Shea
Snyger
Ee Ag Gia Brackst
Lar
Trenes
Milius, Smith and Brack
A Porte
W. Mananh
I Melrino
Foss
Bruce
Dysart
Po Dixon
Schmitz
Schutzman
Stainbrook
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy The Jolly Old Osteopath
A humorous comic piece describes Steve the jolly osteopath who searches for the bones of patients and jests about joints that snap back. Alfred, a double jointed client, mocks Steve until a hammer ends the lesson with a grim punchline.
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Type
J. P. McEvoy
Steve
Jobaur
Dorony
Jolly Old Okteopath
Alfred
Johnny
Gwan
Associated Editors
Babe Ruth leads Yankees past Athletics in Philadelphia
Babe Ruth's hot hitting powers New York to a 7 to 3 victory over the Athletics in Philadelphia. Ruth drives in four runs including a third inning homer into the bleachers. Schang and others contribute as the Yankees tighten their grip on first place.
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Philadelphia
Babe
Athletics
New York
Yankees
Ruth
Schang
Falker
Tomer
Clanker
Schane
Perkinser
Ameri- Sate
Twenty year old golfers meet in Transmiss. tourney at Denver
The Denver Count club course hosts a Transmiss. tournament opening with 20 year old golfers led by George von Elm and L D Bromfield facing T B Cochran as Ward tops 36 hole qualifying. Von Elm trails by four strokes in third. Ward shot nine holes in 33 as competition progresses toward Saturday final.
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Transmiss
Denver
Ssippi
George von Elm
Salt Lake City
L.D. Bromfield
T. B. Cochran
Wichita Falls
Tex
von Elm-Ward
Ward i
von Elm
Esterday Ward
American marksmen win world rifle team title
American marksmen captured the team championship at the world rifle shooting tournament held this week. A. R. Stokes of Washington, D. C., won the individual world title with a 1.659 score, setting a new world record and taking first in standing kneeling and prone events. United States 3.197. Switzerland 4.931. France 4. Italy 4.581. and Holland 4.
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A. R. Stokes
Washington, D. C
United States
Switzerland
France
Italy
Anil Holland
Dreyfuss Complains Theyre All Agin
Fragmented report cites Dreyfuss accusing others of conspiracy to hinder tim’s development. Mentions Pittshureh Dirntes and Detroit game, Amith catcher released, and St. Louis Cardinale tied to unnamed team confusion. unclear names and dates mar context.
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Barney Mreyfuxs
Carner retires from Illinois football with torn knee
Chicago reports University of Illinois star Charles R. Carner underwent knee ligament surgery ending his football days. Other notes include a 36 mile displacement boat heat won by Orlo T. owned by Commodore George Leary Jr. Suzanne Lenglen to face Eleanor Goss in the first round of the women’s nationals at Forest Hills.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles R. Carner
University of Ulinois
Waller Camp
Bullaio
N.Y
Orlo Til
Commodore George Leary, Jr
Sag Harbor Yacht Club
Alekson-Fisher
Suzanne Lenglen
Eleanor Goss
New York
Forest Hills
New York Fire
Secon
Chicago Firemen
Washburn Edges Hudson In Close Midweek Game
Washburn defeated Hudson 18 to 17 in a high scoring clash as Hogan struck out 13 to limit Hudson. B Povner hit a three bagger and two base hits by Youngzblut Metall and Waters boosted Washburns total. Hudson to play Washburn next Sunday. Jodes Jeffries father passes away at 82 in Los Angeles.
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Hudson
Washburn
Hogan
B. Povner
Youngzblut
Metall
Waters
Jim Corbett backs Kilbane as featherweight champ hope
Jim Corbett, former heavyweight king, tips Johnny Kilbane to rule the featherweight class for years. He notes Kilbane’s age approaching 31 and advises careful conditioning ahead of Kilbane’s upcoming fight with Danny Frush in Cleveland next month. Corbett praises Kilbane and warns Frush must be kept moving to avoid a Kilbane upset.
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Jim Corbett
Fis
Johnny Kilbane
Corbett
Kilbane
Danny Frush
Cleveland
Baltimore
Et Corbett
Jim
Abe Attell
Vorbett
Frush
Allison Wins Butler County Championship
Allison base ball team declared Butler county champion after defeating Dumont 12 to 0 on Aug 12 in Greene Greene County. Earlier Allison beat Greene 2 to 1 while Dumont defeated Clarksville 19 to 3. The two day event celebrated Greene’s fiftieth anniversary with a $290 purse and a $250 side bet.
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Greene, Ta
Allison
Butler County
Dumont
Greene
Clarksville
Isaacson
Mattern - Wille
Trotter
Thurs
Shade Hamm ers Out Rep in Australia
California middleweight Billy Shade returns home from Australia promising to keep heavy hitters busy. He fought light heavies there, defeated veterans including Jimmy Clabby, and beat every Australian he faced. Shade, a sharp puncher, plans to seek fights with Tom Gibbons and Georges Carpentier after visiting home.
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Billy Shade
California
Australia
Shade
Jimmy Clabby
Tommy Gibbons
Georges Carpentier
1922 Phillies face uncertain future manager
The Philadelphia club has not yet chosen a manager for next season after Bill Donovan left. Wilhelm remains in charge this year as Baker weighs candidates. Rumors tied Wilbert Robinson to the job were denied, though a past offer was mentioned.
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Philadelphia
Bill’ Donovan
Baker
Wilhelm
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Robinson
Donovan
Preacher Rose Seeks Fights After T B Murder Plot
Wedge, a former preacher now in the west, plans to visit the Sight game in the east as a promoter but has altered plans after learning he has only months to live in Arizona. He has moved to Open, keeps active, and has gained about 20 pounds.
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Wedge
Arizona
Uve
Weasel's Poor Hitting Angers Pirates Boss Drexfuss
Barney Drexfuss of the Pittsburgh Pirates expresses dissatisfaction as Irish Meuse underperforms for the Giants. He hints at seeking a trade or changes at the next National mooring to bolster pennant chances, citing failures to support the Mecraw.
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Barney Drexfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Barney
Meuse
Giants
Draxfuss
Meusels
Tiants
Arie
Mongel
Standings and Scores From American Association Night Games
Yesterday results show St Paul 6 to 2 and Kansas City 16 to 12. Several pairings listed include Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville and Rockford 6 to 3 with Peoria 4 to 0. Moline and Meansville drew 0 to 0 while Bloomington Cedar Rapis and Terre Haute Rock Island locations are referenced.
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American Association
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Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Rockford
A . Peoria
Moline
Meansville
Bloomington-Cedar
Terre Haute-Rock Island
Sioux Cit
Des Moines Joplin
Oklahoma
City Omaha
St. Joseph
Tilsa
Wichita
Pittsburgh
New York
Huston Stowes
Bea Brosh
St Louis
Oyeinrar
Bicare
Washington St
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
American Associet
Minneapolis
Kansas
Milwaukee
Totedoise
Sory
I. Pet
Gransville
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
L. Met
Sioux City
Jose Au
Tulsa
Rickey Predicts Pirates to Win National League
Branch Rickey, manager of the St Louis Cardinals, said in New York that the Pittsburgh Pirates would win the National League pennant. He noted Maranville joining the Pirates and hinted Southworth might be sought by the Pirates if negotiations shifted. Rickey asserted the Pirates appear poised to lead the circuit as the season passes its midway point.
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Branch Rickey
iSt. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
New York
Cincinnati
Hava
Pirates
Maranville
Barney Dreyfuss
Boston Star
Milton Stock
Southworth
Trent
Boss on trail of Carpentier hails Ropers record
Sdldie Long manager of Bob Roper, the A E champion, rails at lack of a figure against Georges Carpentier. He argues Roper’s war record matches Carpentier and would draw more than Tommy Gibbons. Long cites two newspaper decisions over Gibbons and says a Cleveland club refused a bout.
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Bop
Roper
A. E
Befure
Georges Carpentier
Lons
Georges He
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Long
Roeper
Tommy
Cleveland
Veteran Umpires Framed by Philly Fans in Heat
Gilly Evans and Bill Dineen led American League umpires as Philly fans showered cushions and missiles after a dispute over ball conditions with Allan Setheron of Cleveland. It marked the first fan attack on these veterans in nearly 11 years, with escorts escorting them from the park.
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Gilly Evans
Bill Dineen
Philadelphia
Allan Setheron
Cleveland
Groh Interest in Giants Berth Sparks Cincinnati Buzz
Cincinnati fans question if Heinie Groh will join the New York Giants next season after reports of close talks with manager McGraw. No charges have been filed over his Reds tenure, but officials will not discuss if this is Groh’s last Reds campaign.
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Heinie Groh
New York
Cincinnati
Groh
McGraw
Reds
Landis
Cincinnati Elub
Lippe Now In France As Movie Magnate
Al Lippe former Philadelphia impresario and manager of Jem Smith Raxo Laughlin and others is in France. Letters suggest he is thriving there and taking charge of leading theatres and the motion picture business. Lippe says he plans to settle in Paris and believes the road ahead may be difficult for several years.
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al Lippe
Philadelphia
Unlucky draws haunt U S Women’s Tennis at Forest Hills
The American women face harsh pairings in the national tennis classic at Forest Hills. Alexa Sterling and Molla Mallory are set to clash early with top rivals, while Eleanor Goss may meet Mile. Lenglen in round one. Pacific coast players May Sutton Bundy and Mary Browne receive more favorable draws, offering America hope to defend the title.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Alexa Sterling
Cecil Leitch
Forest Hills
Mille
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Marion Zinder- Stein
Jessup
Eleanor Goss
Mlle
Lengren
Mallory
Mile. Lenglen
Pacific Coast
May
Sutton Bundy
Mary K.1 Browne
Marshall McLean
Browne
Brenda Hedstrom
Buffalo
Women golfers qualify for Sunnyside club championship
Miss Margaret Addington posted the low qualifying score to lead the women's championship at Sunnyside Country Club. First round pairings set include Mrs. B L Bryant vs Mrs. M H Cook and Mrs. J F Simpston vs Mrs. R L Hall, with subsequent matches featuring Mrs. L Wayy ant Miss Margaret Addinszoon and others. Continuous play starts immediately.
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Margaret Addington
Sunnyside
B. L. Bryant
M. H. Cook
J. F. Simpston
R. L. Hall
L. Wayyant
Margaret Addinszoon
H. B. Chandler
Vivian Innes
Arch McFarlane
A. M. Donnan
Referee sought for Labor Day boxing bout amid tug of war
Rumors place Neal Allison and Du luth facing Waterloo against Ray Dempser of Milwaukee at the Dairy Cat tle Congress arena on Labor Day with Becker-Chapman Post promoter. Dave Fidler has been mentioned for referee but Tom Andrews and other Iowa locals complicate the pick.
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Neal Allison
Duluth
Waterloo
Ray Dempser
Milwaukee
Cattle Congress
Arena Labor Day
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Dave Fidler
Des Moines
Tom Andrews
Dempsey
Andrews
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Dave
Dooley Kirsch
Ring Aspirants
Iris
Kirsch
Iowa
Illinois
Scoreboard Recaps Dramatic Late Inning Braves Victory
Yesterday Christen bury sparked a 2 1 Braves win with a bases loaded single in the ninth. Brooklyn topped opponents 5 3 on early errors. Frisch’s 13th inning triple carried the Giants to a 6 5 win. Bohne went 4 for 4 as Reds routed Cards 11 1. Babe Ruth homered for the Yanks in a 7 3 win over the Athletics. Clarence Walker homered for the third game running as Rath extends win pace.
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United Press
Christenbury
Braves
Bage
Buenos
Bancroft
Brooklyn
Frisch
Hirteenth
Giants
Babe Tuth
Yanks
Athletics
Clarence Walker
Rath
Iowa Falls Carnival Storm Grounds Big Crowd’s Plans
A Wednesday rain storm in Iowa Falls disrupted the American Legion carnival and several thousand attendees. The Ackley-Town I Falls baseball game and a parachute jump were canceled. a replay will be held Sunday after a band concert in Estes Park. Alden beat Buckeye 7 to 1 in eight innings before rain halted play. A parachute jump was wrecked when the plane tipped after hitting an air pocket. the pilot and jumper were uninjured. A second plane diverted from Fort Dodge encountered wind and lightning near Webster City, veering off course.
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Iowa Falls
American Legion
Ackley
Town 1 Falls
Estes Park
Alden
Buckeye
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Weather Delays Flight After Prolonged Rain
Damaged text notes the flight could not continue to the city as rain persisted into the evening. No further readable details on people or organizations are available in the fragment.
Bass defeats Burr Lichty in Sunnyside first round match
Walter Bass beat Burr Lichty 1 up in 18 holes at Sunnyside Country Club in the opening round of the city championship flight. Bass relied on late putts to secure the victory as Lichty and Fred McClain prepared for a semifinal at Byrnes Park today and tomorrow with 18 holes tomorrow.
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Bass
Burr Lichty
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Walter Bass
Fred McClain
Byrnes Park
Gibbons Plans Tonsil Surgery After Short Chicago Stay
Mike Gibbons left Chicago for St Paul to have his tonsils removed and to heal before fighting again. He said his engagement with Happy Littleton is called off. The note also cites a U.S. battleship cost figure with $21 million allocated to machinery from a $32.9 million total.
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Mike Gibbons
Associated Press
Chicago
St. Paul
Chiazo
Happy Littleton
Leans
Gibbons
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