Yanks Take Game From White Sox
Eastern clubs finale ends with a 4 to 3 New York victory over Chicago. Ruecki and Thormahlen sparked the rally with a single and triple as James faltered in the fifth. Other games noted: Browns edge St. Louis. Indians blanked Phillies. Reds beat Phillies 7 to 2 with six hits. rain halted remaining contests.
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British Golfers Plan 1920 Visit to Meet U S Men
New York reports that British golfers may visit in 1920 to play in the national open at Brae Burn and test their form after five years away from serious competition. The-era greats Var don Ray and Braid still show fire, though aged and cautious, amid talk of their potential return to American match play.
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Evans Pro Golf Plan Favored by Newspaper Figure
Charles Vans Jr, once national amateur champion, backs Bob MacDonald and Jack Hutchinson in proposing a tour featuring English professionals in the United States. A $10,000 purse would come from admission tickets and subscriptions, to raise the sport's profile and funding for travel.
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Championship tennis opens at Forest Hills amid fair skies
The national lawn tennis championship began at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills under moderate temperatures. Notables include world champion Patterson facing Fred Mexinder of New York, and Maurice MelLouchlin of Los Angeles with Arthur Seragin of New York among the courts listed for today.
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Vesturdats Ris Coie Mery Fe in the Market
In Tralee Ge tenn Mee, Western Lane and Stowe area lanes are noted with activity. The listing mentions Motwen 7, a Three Leagues tracked event, and a reference to 313 Jefferson with an advertisement.
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Trick to Save Umpires Sparks Baseball Debate
A letter from Jack Larry a Knights of Columbus member and athletic official suggests protective measures for umpires in tense games. He proposes a band to play The Star Spangled Banner and banded protection for umpires, inspired by a Coblenz Germany game episode. The idea aims to deter crowd trouble and keep officials safe.
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Inside the Ropes and Weighs in Philadelphia Fight
A cropped mix of sports and other notes describes boxing careers and hotel plans. It mentions Tendler and Bartfield with a possible September 2 Philadelphia venue and touches on Wilson and liquor controls as context.
Sparkling Play in Women's Golf Tilt Is Expected Today
In Detroit on August 26 the first round of championship match play in the Women's Western Golf Association event brings together top contenders. Mrs. Melvin Jones and Miss Frances Hadfield headline a field that includes Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson, Mrs. K. Duffield, Miss Marjorie Edwards and others with strong qualifying rounds noted.
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Prehn Wins Bout at Fair Grounds
Des Moines reports Paul Prehn the Iowa middleweight wrestler won 20 dollars by lasting 20 minutes against Bill Edwards at the fair grounds carnival. He hopes to match Chicago champion Johnny Myers but faces hesitation from Myers manager Ed White over side bets and condition concerns.
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Diamond Glints and the Card and Polo Grounds
Fragmentary notes describe the Cardinals and other teams amid a baseball era. Mentions Reland Rickey as president manager and ongoing tensions over management and support.
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Big Football Game at Chicago Oct 11
The University of Chicago to host a major football game on October 11 pitting the Maroons against the Great Lakes naval elevens. Announcement came from the university athletic director.
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