Giants Beat Pirates In A Tight Bus Series Opening
The New York Giants edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 in the first game of a four game set. Lee Meadows pitched well and scored the winning run on a second base dash by Ross after Meadows wild pitch, lifting New York within three and a half games of the leaders amid a pennant race.
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Athletics Rally To Top Browns In Openers Comeback
The Philadelphia Athletics erased a deficit in the eighth inning to beat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 4 in yesterday’s series opener. Joe Bush allowed four hits and one run through seven, then yielded six hits and a sac fly as Philadelphia rallied for five runs.
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Cleveland Falls Short In Pitcher's Battle 3 2
Washington edged Cleveland 3 to 2 as Ruether and Miller locked horns. Four Indian errors proved costly for Cleveland while Washington strung six hits against Miller. Severeid and Sewell contributed in opposing offenses.
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Tigers Rally Past Red Sox 8 7 In Extra Innings
Detroit overcome a Boston early lead to tie in the ninth and win in the tenth by 8 to 7. Cobb singled and stole home as Fizell threw Heilmann out at first, with Detroit scoring in the late innings to edge the Red Sox.
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Giants Beat Pirates In Rainy Opening Game
In Pittsburgh on August 11 the Giants beat the Pirates 2 to 1 before 25 000 fans, narrowing National League standings to three and a half games behind. Jack Scott out pitched Lee Meadows with eight hits allowed, while Cuyler contributed a double and other key hits in the tense contest.
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Keefe Carter Wins Western Amateur Title in Detroit
Keefe Carter describes his late afternoon comeback to beat Lamprecht one up at the Western Amateur final in Detroit. He watches rival Russell Martin beat Clarence Hubby to earn a shot at the title, then travels from a day of nerves to victory with steady par play and a clutch birdie finish.
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Giants edge Pirates on late rally despite rain delay
The Giants scored two runs in the first and a run in the fourth while Barnhart homered in the sixth to give New York the lead. Pittsburgh managed one run in the sixth as Young scored on an error, an infield out and a wild pitch. The game was paused for about 90 minutes by rain. Scott and Snyder behind Meadows and Smith.
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Boston clubs win third game over Chicago 5 to 3
Chicago fell 5 to 3 as Boston took the third game yesterday. Genewich allowed ten hits yet received strong fielding help. Kaufman, subbing for Milstead in the third, collected three hits including a double. BCS: .60.52.100 201 100-5 Chicago 010 000 200-3 Genewich and Gibson Milstead Kaufman Gonzales
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Cards Beat Phillies 5–3 Behind Early Pair of Innings
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 3 in an eight inning game. Ring struggled early allowing runs as Wilson Sherdel and O’Farrell contributed to the victory.
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Brooklyn Twins Cincinnati in twin bill routs
Brooklyn won two games from Cincinnati by scores of 7 to 3 and 13 to 3. Luque and Osborne sparked the first game until Luque exited for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Biemiller allowed three runs in the ninth. In the nightcap Brooklyn broke open to lead 13 to 7 as Vance and Deberry pitched for Cincinnati.
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Pugilistic Royalty Gather in New York for High Stakes Heavyweights
In New York promoters and managers plot two major heavyweight bouts. Harry Wills and Gene Tunney loom large as Jack Dempsey’s camp eyes money offers, while Floyd Fitzsimmons presses a $1.99 million bid. Bets and allegiances swirl around Dempsey and Kearns as De Forest comments on Dempsey’s finances and state of mind.
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Dempsey Denounces Ke arns Hold on Bout Plans
A Dempsey communique asserts the heavyweight champion tires of authority claims by Jack Kearns over ring arrangements for a Wills bout. It denies Kearns was correctly quoted and threatens legal action to settle the manager reins.
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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality
An advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restores color and energy, claiming it strengthens and invigorates the user and encourages hearty appetite.
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Devers Sets Page in Sunday Gun Club Trophy Shoot
Amarillo Gun Club members competed in the Chris Kiser Trophy event Sunday with Devers leading the scores. Scores from the shoot reflect a competitive field across multiple categories and leaders.
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Additions strengthen W T S T C coach staff
Canyon August 11 with Alvin Jackson former Oklahoma backfield star and W E Lockhart former Haskell line coach join the West Texas State Teachers College football staff. Eckhardt head coach predicts a strong 1925 eleven as 14 or 15 lettermen plus reserves and new high school talent report for fall drills on September 10.
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Baseball and Texas League matchups listed for today
The schedule shows American League games: Chicago at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, and National League matchups Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Philadelphia. Texas League doubleheaders include Beaumont at San Antonio, Waco at Houston, Wichita Falls at Shreveport. Evening hours are reading hours.
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Burkburnett Series Opens Wednesday With Three Games
Burkburnett to host a three game series this week after reconsidering cancelation. They boast twenty five wins four defeats and recently beat Panhandle 3 to 1 on a rain soaked field. Games begin 4 30 P M with Slaten nine visiting Saturday and Sunday and Dalhart due next Thursday.
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Yesterday's results across multiple leagues and cities
Scores from yesterday show Philadelphia over St Louis 4 to 3 and Boston 7 to 4. Others include Washington 3 over Cleveland 2, New York 2 over Pittsburgh 1, St Louis 5 over Philadelphia 3, Boston 4 over Chicago 3, Brooklyn 7 over Cincinnati 3 and 7 14, Fort Worth 6 over Dallas 4. The schedule lists Nashville and Birmingham one game, plus Western and American Association results and East Texas League scores.
Lou North Outs Former Teammates in Opening Game
Fort Worth crowds saw Lou North defeat his former team the Dallas Steers 6 to 4 in the opening game of a three game set. The Cubs benefitted from two hit rallies and a home run by Snips Conley with Segrist aboard in the seventh inning, while Pence pitched well for the Steers.
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Shreveport Beats Spudders In Opening Win
Shreveport defeated two Wichita Falls pitchers 9 to 4 in the series opener. Gleason pitched with ill health but received strong support. Umpire O’Hearn cleared players amid noisy crowd actions in the eighth inning. listed batters include Gleason Burns Morgan and Winters though text is garbled.
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Beaumont Beats San Antonio in Opening Series Game
San Antonio took game one 11 to 3 as both teams traded wild innings. Seven errors by the Ex-Porters and multiple timely hits by the Bears defined the scoring spree. Watts Warwick Fillingim and Pirtle were among the standout San Antonio hitters.
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Houston Downs Cubs in Muddy 8-1 Victory
Frank Barnes outpitched Roy Crumpler as the Buffs beat the Cubs 8 to 1. A ninth inning misplay allowed Houston to add another run, while six double plays highlighted the game.
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