Homer Wins for Pipp as Yankees Top Cleveland in Tight Duel
In New York Aug 19 Pipp hit a ninth inning homer to carry the Yankees past Cleveland 4 to 3. Bagby and Quinn dueled through seven innings before Pipp’s late heroics and Lewis who scored ahead set the win. Cleveland’s Ray Chapman was killed Monday and manager Tris Speaker rode with his body to Cleveland.
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Indians
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Smite
Geveland
Smith
Gardner
Wambspanss
Johnston
Colfin
Collins
O'Neil
Standings and Results in American Association and Western League
American Association standings show Mitnéx 6 14, Louisville 2 4, J. Paul 4 3. Indianapolis Calumbus 24, Kansas try 1, Milwaukee 11, Toledo 2. Western League has no games scheduled yesterday.
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J. Paul
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Cedar Rapids Defeats Moline In High-Scoring Game
Cedar Rapids ripped six homers to beat Moline 10 to 6 in a game dominated by long balls and numerous double plays. Key contributors include Hunger Strausbaugh and Jones for Moline, plus multiple Cedar Rapids players delivering power and runs.
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Mathews
Beck
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Romerton
Rell
Ailkinson
Speed Trials Begin for Elgin Road Race Marks Set
Elgin Illinois August 19 Preliminary time speed trials opened for the Elgin national road race course. Ten contestants were expected to report with early runs by Ralph De Palma Tommy Milton Eddie Hearn and others. Eddie O Connell allegedly set a course record in six minutes 5 5 seconds for eight and a quarter miles. Ralph Mulford Percy Ford and Gaston Chevrolet were en route from Indianapolis.
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Tommy Milton
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Jfieumy Murphy
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Eddie O'Connell
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Percy Ford
Gaston Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Ray Chapman to be buried in Cleveland Friday
Funeral arrangements for baseball player Ray Chapman set for Friday in Cleveland Ohio with many prominent figures including AL president B B Johnson. Tris Speaker will report on the accident. Boston at Cleveland game postponed. a memorial fund and flower fund are planned with donations from admirers.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
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American League
Tris Speaker
Boston
Fitzgerald
Chapman
League Park
Tim Barnes Loses to Hackney in Chicago PGA Match
James Barnes of St Louis was eliminated by Clarence Hackney of Atlantic City NJ in a PGA tournament in Chicago. Barnes lost his second title this year as Hackney played strong golf while Barnes struggled, winning only four of 36 holes.
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James Barnes
St. Louis
Clarence Hackney
Allantice City
N. J
Canoe Champion Wins Nation Trophy at Thousand Islands Regatta
Leo Jriede of New York City repeats as international canoe sailing champion by winning the nation trophy at the American Canoe Association regatta in the Thousand Islands. The Toronto Internationals reportedly paid Pat Shea of Toronto $12,000 to join their National League squad this season, a record sum for an International league transfer.
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N. Y
Leo Jriede
New York City
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Thousand Islands
Toronto
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New York National League
Pat Shea
Toronto Internationals
Upsets Highlight Day Two at Belmont Circuit Races
At Belmont track Narberth, rain slow conditions greeted Greed Circuit racing. Peter Manning driven by Ed Geers lost in the $5000 Winage Stock Farm stake as Taras Wall beat E Colorado who claimed the cup and largest purse share. In the $2000 Nanbeck Farm stake Emma Harvester, driven by Emma Harvester, won in straight heats over Great Britton driven by J J Dodge.
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Taras Wall
E. Colorado
Nanbeck Farm
Carold Trotters
Britton
J. J. Dodge
Emma Harvester
Japan to Invade 1 with Rack Baseball Teams
Chicago Aug 19 Japan plans one of the most ambitious baseball invasions of the United States next spring and summer with Waseda and Keio leading a cross continental tour. Prof Merrifield reports Tokyo groups eye exhibitions with American league teams and a 50 000 seat stadium in Tokyo potential.
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Orient
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Tokio
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Los Angeles
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Professional Golfers Tourney Advances After Third Round
The third day of the Professional Golfers Association championship tourney narrows the field to eight of 32 starters. Pairings for 36 holes include Peter O'Hara of New York facing George McLean of Great Neck, N. Y. with western and eastern players among the survivors.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association
Peter O'Hara
New York
George McLean
Great Neck
Will Compete for U S in Decathlon at Antwerp
Ambitious note outlines a baseball and athletic career, highlighting defeats and records. The subject led the American league in runs in 1918 and in sacrifice hits in 1913 1917 and 1919, set a world mark, and posted strong fielding stats with a long nine season fielding average.
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U. S
Antwerp
Chapman
New York
Golf Matchups Feature Prominent Players Across Cities
In a series of headline duels MacDonald of Chicago faces Edgar from Ajanta Ga Hampton of Richmond takes on Hackney of Atlantic City Teiller of Boston meets Hutchinson of Chicago.
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Chicago
Douglas Edgar
Ajanta Ga
Harry Hampton
Richmond
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Louis Teiller
Boston
Jock Hutchinson
Chapman Hits for 278 Average with Cleveland Team
Cleveland Aug 19 Ray Chapman played in 1 080 games for the Cleveland club since Aug 12 1912. He had 3 786 at bats with 1 054 hits for a .278 batting average and 71 runs scored. He drew a ...
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Ray Chapman
Cleveland
Reichert of Moose Seeks Win Over Oelwein
Reichert of the Moose drives the team to rebound after a July 18 loss at Cedar River Park where Oelwein won 4 to 2. Manager Reichert touts his pitching duo Claus and Pagel and notes recent additions Baker and Mosher while Manahl recovers from a sprain as Ul rich details hint at lineup changes.
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Tripoli
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Tripolis
Red
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Hitness Central
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Manahl
Charles City
East High names Coe man Louis Kresinsky as athletic director
Louis Kresinsky a Corne college product from Cedar Rapids has been named athletic director at East High for the coming year arriving in Waterloo early next month and assuming the post Sept 7 He brings coaching sport leadership from Laverne Indiana and Emmetsburg High and is the third Coe College man to lead East High in the era Walter Ferguson and Jack Skien preceded him The selection came from among several candidates including a local farmer in a field of drains and a buried skeleton discovery is also noted in the text
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Cor College
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East High
Waterloo
Kresinsky
Orange and Black
Laverne, In
Emmetsburg
Coe College
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Walter Ferguson
Jack Skien
Giant Wombat Skeleton Found in Tasmania
A complete skeleton was discovered in Wowbray marsh on the outskirts of Northwest Tasmania. The find confirms the existence 20,000 to 30,000 years ago of a giant wombat, a pouched marsupial native to the Antipodes. The discovery was made by Mr. Lovett.
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Launceston Museum
London Daily Mail
Wowbray Marsh
Tasmania
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