Pirates Joust at Philadelphia in Twin Bill Split
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Philadelphia winning 6 to 5 in the first game and losing the second in the eleventh. Key moments include a triple by Pizbee, a sacrifice by Robertson, and Ben’s two hits for Philadelphia.
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Bigdee
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Derney
Peters
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Ali Saneico Dalla
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Zinn
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Berchart
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Adams
Tee King
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Pirates
Bigbee
Sestlers
A Comic Strip in Type and Baseball Scores Mix Turbulent News
A humorous McEvoy piece on boxed gifts opens the page, followed by sports briefs. Brooklyn edges New York 7 to 6 after Olson’s ninth inning homer, Cleachens saves. Boston beats Chicago 8 to 6 as Alexander exits early. Detroit shuts out St Louis 7 to 5 with Sisler homer in eighth.
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Sisler
Bawne
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Dempsey Prepares for Labor Day Bout with Ring Vet
Ray Dempsey trains daily at the lake and in Milwaukee under manager Jack Redmond also known as Henry F. Hoppe. Redmond's career includes bouts with Wolgast and Holz and he has trained Dempsey with guidance from seasoned fighters. Neal Allison continues intensive workouts in Duluth.
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Labor Day
Neal Alison
Dairy Cattle Congress
Becker-Chapmean Post
American Legion
T. S. Andrews
Cream City Athletic Club
Milwaukee
Wis
Dooley Kirsch
Waterloo
Dempsey
Jack Redmond
Andrews
Redmond
Henry F. Hoppe
Redmong
Battling Nelson
Freddy Welsh
Jack Britton
Jake Ahern
Leac Cross
Joe Mandot
Matty Baldwin
Ray Bronson
Jimmy Clabby
Joe Welling
Ad Wolgast
Rudy Anholz
Yonng Seyler
Allison
Duluth
Rain Spoils Columbus Oelwein Baseball Game
Oelwain officials reported heavy rain prevented the scheduled Columbus American Association game. The club plans to reschedule with a major league opponent later in the season. Oelwein will face Charles City at Fayette tomorrow and either New Hampton or Charles City at the Waverly fair Friday.
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Ocswain
Columbus American Association
Oesiwein
S. Williams
Oelwein Easeall Club
Oelwein
Charles City
Fayette
New Hampton
Waverly Fair
Charlies City
Moadar
Cedar Rapids Gears for Winter Boxing and Wrestling Additions
Cedar Rapids officials and promoters plan fall and winter boxing shows with Alex Fidler guiding festivities. George Melichar is likely the central figure in ring events, with two wrestling clubs possibly forming. Promoter Art Reynolds lines up opposition to brother Jack Reynolds who claims the welterweight world title.
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Cedar Rapids
Alex Fidler
George Melichar
Fidler
Art Reynolds
Brother
Jack Reynolds
Parent and Adair Head Electric Park Bout Card
Eddie Parent and Kid Adair headline the Elec tric park show tonight with solid records. Ralph Alexander to referee the four round bout as Parent and Adair trade punches for three rounds. Allison defeats Dumont by clear margin, fans disappointed with Dumont’s performance.
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Eddie Parent
Watertoo
Kid’ Adair
Oelwein
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Parent
Adair
Joe Knipp
Ed Swift
Youngs
Bill
Charley
Baseball night thrills as Robins top Giants in ninth
Swede Olson and Jimmy Johnston homered in the ninth to lift the Robins 7 to 6 past the Giants. Tee King homered twice and doubled for the Phils in a 6 to 5 win over the Pirates. both teams split after the Cubs beat the Braves 6 to 4.
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United Press
Westerday
Swede Olson
Jimmy Johnston
Robins
Giants
New Hampton Defeats Charles City 9–1 in Baseball
New Hampton dominates Charles City 9 to 1 as the locals take an early lead and capitalize on six Charles City errors. New Hampton out-hits the visitors two to one and pulls away in the eighth inning with five errors charged to Charles City.
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NEW Hampton
Charles City
Boxing ban delays bouts for two stars in St Louis
The Associated Press report notes Frankie Mason from Fort Wayne and Knockout Brown from New Orleans, plus an unnamed Saint Louis opponent, will not be allowed to box in the city until after January following a poor showing. The piece also mentions the Minneapolis team of the American association defeating Knoxville 10 to nothing and references various local ads.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Frankie Mason
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Knockout Brown
New Orleans
Knox
Minneapolis
American Association
Knoxville
French Tennis Star Forced Out of Title Games
Suzanne Lenglen, famed French tennis star, was forced to retire from the United States championship title match at Forest Hills after falling ill with bronchitis. She had hoped to win the title in America, but her health deteriorated during the second set against Molla Mallory, who won 6-2 in the first. Lenglen collapsed and was ordered to rest for at least a week.
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Asapeisted Press
Forest Hills
Suzanne Lenglen
America
United States
Forest Hills Court
Molla Bjurstedt
Suzanne
Mallory
Standings and Results from Yesterday's Baseball Slate
In the American Association St Paul 9 lost to Milwaukee 13 as the lone game. In Threet Cedar Rapids 5 beat Evansville 6, Rockford 3 lost to Terre Haute 6, Rock Island at Peoria postponed by rain, Bloomington played an exhibition with Washington Americana. In the League Sioux City 5 defeated Des Moines 2. Oklahoma City 6 7 Joplin 4 13 Wichita 12 beat Tulsa 6. Omaha 8 topped St Joseph 4.
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Red Sox acquire Nemo Leibold from Chicago trade
Boston gains outfielder Nemo Leibold from Chicago alongside John Collins in exchange for Harry Hooper. Leibold impressed with stellar field play and timely hitting, cutting off eight runners at the plate in eight days.
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Red Sox
Harry Frazee
Fenway Park
Harry
Nemo) Leibold
John Collins
Chicago
Harry Hooper
Leibold
Dreyfuss Presses Gamble Stoppage at Forbes Field
Barney Dreyfuss accused Pittsburgh police of failing to curb gambling at Forbes Field home of the Pirates. Police have withdrawn from the park and Dreyfuss denies inviting officers in uniform unless summoned for disturbances. The department followed an order barring officers from Forbes Field unless called there.
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Pittsburgh
Forbesfield
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Dreyfuss
Forbes Field
Sea Girt rifle tournament opens with 300 plus shooters
Sea Girt New Jersey hosts the annual Sea Girt rifle tournament opening today on the state range. Expert riflemen from across the country participate in the 16 day shoot amid wartime service histories and a broad turnout projected to exceed 300 women nurses and 1,500 men.
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Associated Press
Sea Girt
N. J
Yange
Oay
Ray Centry
Hetich
Speaker Denic Denies Ball Change Behind Hitting Surge
Tris Speaker rejects claims that livelier baseballs fuel the hitting boom. He argues absence of freak pitches explains more safeties and praises current ball construction, noting bat crack reveals no new substance influences. He urges magnates not to alter the pellets.
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Tris Speaker
Speaker
Beaker
Cleveland
New State Park Near Anamosa Reported With Many Tree Varieties
Anamosa Iowa August 17 Forty three kinds of trees have been identified on the new state park near Anamosa in preparation for opening ceremonies. The park spans about 200 acres with roads being laid and undergrowth cleared for lawns and flowerbeds. Prison labor under Ernest Runyon supervised by authorities handles cleanup and beautification ahead of spring access for tourists and picnickers.
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Wapsipinicon
Iowa
Anamosa
Associated Press
Anamosa, Ja
State
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Runyon
SemiPro team to report to Minneapolis AA affiliate Friday
A semi-professional squad from Oska loosa Ja will report to the Minneapolis American Association here on Friday, per today’s announcement. The move signals alignment with the AA’s local competition structure.
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Oskaloosa
Minneapolis American Association
International Bowling Tourney Set for St Paul February
The International Bowling Association announces a 1922 tournament in St. Paul from February 10 to 19. Entries close around January 2. The event will showcase players from varying regions, highlighting the sport's growing competitive scene.
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Associated Press
St. Paul,Minn
Internaional Bowling ‘Association
St. Paul
Aikectons
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