Huggins Sees Yankees in Big Struggle Ahead
Yankee manager Miller Huggins says New York must win half their remaining games to be safe as Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit threaten the pennant. Notes include Chicago and Detroit’s scoreless ties and St Louis’ late rally to reduce the gap behind Pittsburgh.
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Jeffries Fathers Faith Heated Fight Ahead
The article recalls Jim Jeffries facing Fitzsimmons with his father opposing boxing as devil’s work. The evangelist father prayed for Jeffries to be knocked out to end his boxing folly, while Jim’s brothers and friends offered support as the NY trip and match approached.
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Duncan Leads Homer Hoys in Double Four
Pat Duncan former National Leaguer led a power display for the Minneapolis Millers with 20 home runs in the first 100 games ranking ahead of Culler of St Paul. The Texas League results show Houston 5 Shreveport 1 and Dallas 3 with only games scheduled. In the majors St Louis beat Boston 6 1, Chicago 0 Detroit 0, and Chicago 4 St Louis 5.
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Rivals Clash as Rendon Leads Giants to Victory
Rendon drives the Giants to a decisive win over the host team. Key players include Teame and Moe, with strong support from the bullpen and defense. The game featured tight scoring early and a late run that sealed the result for the Giants.
Willis Hudlin: Indians Pin 40000 Berry Price For Rookie
Cleveland Indians purchased rookie pitcher Willis Hudlin from the Waco club of the Texas league for 40000 berries. If he fulfills expectations the investment should repay, with Hudlin then expected to shine for the major league club.
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Two Clubs Know Where They’ll Finish in Standings
Reading in the International league and Columbus in the American Association both sit in the cellar. Reading trails seventh by about 15 games, Columbus by about 17 as the season nears its end.
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Detroit Ties Mark for Men Left on Bases
Detroit tied a long standing mark for men left on bases as Angeet St. Petre and teammates stranded numerous runners. The club left 31 men on base while the game featured heavy baserunning pressure and multiple loaded jams, recalling past high tallies by 1910 1916 Athletics and 1923 Pirates series.
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Baseball Matchups Listed For Today Across Leagues
Texas League features Beaumont at Shreveport and Houston at Wichita Falls. San Antonio visits Fort Worth while Waco plays Dallas. American League includes Chicago at New York and St Louis at Boston, with Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia. National League games Boston at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Western League shows Oklahoma City at St Joseph and Tulsa at Wichita. Oil Maps at Randal Drug Co.
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Cardinals Lead National League In Early Runs
The St. Louis Cardinals have scored more runs than any other club in the circuit this season. In the first 106 games they tallied 654 runs, 15 more than the Pirates and 37 more than the Reds, with other clubs below 500 after 100 games. Also a political notice urges voting for A. D. Payne of Amarillo for representative.
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Dempsey Named In Suit for 333,333.33
New York August 17 A suit filed against former manager Jere Kearse in a boxing promotion case alleges Dempsey failed to pay $333,333.33. The complaint claims Kearse contracted with Tex Rickard for a bout with Gene Tunney and Hearty Wille with payments of $500,000 each before his term as manager expired.
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