Yankees Split Doubleheader In Labor Day Showdown
60,000 fans watched the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics split a Labor Day doubleheader at the stadium. In the opener the Yanks fell 5 to 2 after a strong start by Ehmke, while in the second game Meusel delivered a clutch two-out hit off Ehmke to drive in the winning run as Washington and others climbed in the standings. Cleveland won one of two against St. Louis while Chicago took two from Detroit and Washington beat Boston to pull into a tie for third.
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Lightweight Jack Silva Wins Holiday Boxing Decision
Davenport lightweight Jack Silva earned a decision over Muscatine’s Billy Hoon at Electric Park in the Labor Day Carnival main event. Silva controlled most rounds except the opening and closing, with Hoon starting fast and landing some late punches.
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Pheasants Fear Crops Spark County Petitions
In Worth County Northwood and surrounding areas, pheasants are increasing in number and threatening crops. About 150 sportsmen have signed a petition urging an open pheasant season to address the issue.
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Radio Program Listings Chronicle Wide Network
A sprawling roster shows Chicago and national stations airing music talks weather and concerts from WMAQ WGN KFI KOA KGO and many others with programs including orchestras quintets organ recitals and bedtime hour across multiple cities.
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Captain Johnny Cohaan Prepares Ship For Aboard Cruise
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Tilden Aims for Record Seventh Straight National Title
William T. Tilden II faces a new era as he seeks a seventh consecutive national championship, with rivals from California and the Big V Four as well as formidable French players Rene Lacoste and others challenging at Forest Hills starting Sept. 13. The article notes Tilden's recent struggles and the strong field aiming to end his dominance.
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Mercantile Warehouse Sold for Investment at 10B' Worth Street
Fr L and J Marquis arranged the sale of a one story business building to Jonn louf. The property fronts 24 feet on Bifls and measures 9¢ feet in depth. It is currently occupied as a refectory by Tony Berger.
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