Boston Beats Cleveland In Tight Series Clash
Boston wins four of five from Cleveland in a hard fought set as Clark and Bush pace the attack. Detroit and New York split games, while Philadelphia holds off a late comeback. National League sees Pirates top Superbas, Cubs edge Braves, Giants beat Reds, with St. Louis and Chicago delivering key wins in a busy Tuesday lineup.
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Century trotting record lowered from three to two minutes
A century ago a trot mile record fell from three minutes to 1 58 under a wager inspired by Major William Jones on Long Island. Boston Blue set the milestone on the old Jamaica Turnpike, sparking ongoing fascination with time trials in trotting history.
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Standing of teams in pennant races yesterday
In the American Association Toledo 4, St. Louis 5, Indiana 4, Columbus 4, St. Paul 5. in the Three-I League games Rapids 1, Rockford 5, Milwaukee 2, Island 1, Terre Haute 1, Bloomington 1, Peoria 3, Bloomington 1.
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Trappers Prepare for November Season in North Country
Edmonton dispatch notes trappers traveling to the north to open the November season. They build multiple cabins along long trap lines and stock provisions by packhorse. Hudson Bay Company posts still operate as lands are sold, while fur traders withdraw, leaving trappers busy in the wilderness.
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Dempsey Carpentier Bout Claimed For New York
In Chicago on August 25 Jack Dempsey reportedly reached agreement with Tex Rickard to fight Georges Carpentier. Manager Jack Mearns noted Rickard negotiated with British promoter C. B. Cochran, with plans for a New York match later this year.
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Luther College Expects Good Year in Football
Decorah Iowa August 2 With nearly all of last year's eleven expected to be on hand September 9 Luther College looks forward to a very successful football season Coach Oscar Solen Minnesota university 1913 will be in charge Announcement also Coach Morald recently with the North Dakota Aggies named physical director and special coach in basketball and track Arthur Lauder formerly of the Detroit Americans retained as baseball coach During the past two years under his leadership the college ball team has won 19 of 24 games Athletics in the preparatory department will be in charge of Profs M W Larsen and Reque former Luther team members
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Vardon and Ray Lose to Hutchinson Ayt in Best Ball
British golfers Harry Vardon and Edward Ray were heavily defeated by Jock Hutchinson and Lewis Axton in a St hole best ball match, trailing by 7 down and 4 to play. Hutchinson led with strong scores, while Axton matched par in the morning and was 5 under in the afternoon. Vardon and Ray finished at 84.
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New Yorkers to wave largest park in world
New York reports plans to build the largest baseball park in the world in this city. The project is attributed to prominent team owner and city executives, with assurances of a modern facility to attract major league events and expand local entertainment offerings.
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West High Still Without Gridiron as Season Nears
West High faces no football field as the season approaches. Principal Stoane M. Wallace says the planned field is unobtainable while construction on the new high school continues. No Thanksgiving game has been scheduled, leaving fans seeking alternative entertainment.
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Ringneck Pheasants Released in Wooded North Dakota
Sixty ringneck pheasants were released near Valley City by the North Dakota fish and game commission as the first step in a statewide stocking campaign. Four more shipments of 60 birds each will follow, bred at the Gratton state game farm. The effort aims to boost farm land hunting prospects and wildlife, following Oregon’s successful model.
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Drake Coach Banks Publishes Inside Basketball Book
Des Moines Aug 25 Coach M B Banks director of the Department of Education announces Drake University has completed Inside Basketball. Releasing Sept 1 the book targets beginners and high school coaches covering all phases of basketball with clear writing and illustrations. Banks brings 18 years coaching and playing experience to the work touted as valuable for new players and younger coaches.
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Sport Flashes Recap of Title Bout and Olympic Boxing News
Ad San tel defeats Yussud Hashane in straight falls for the world light heavyweight title with arm scissors. American finalists win at Antwerp boxing championships linked to Olympic trials. Intermediate Olympic 1922 slated for Philadelphia. Sisler of St. Louis Nationals hurt Perry after 24 straight hits. Grand circuit racing at Nidson River Park features Lon McDonald and King Watts in key events. Wood Paton and Silly Sunday win various pace finals.
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Allison Public Schools Set to Open September 13
Allison area notes report the public schools will delay opening until September 13 due to county fair preparations. The piece lists staff assignments, local community events, and updates on births marriages and local activities.
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