LAST YEAR'S CHAMPS CREEP ONTO LEADERS
In a chaotic pennant chase major league action sees Washington three back of Philadelphia in the American League while the Giants trail the Pirates by two games. Dazzy Vance notches his eighteenth win as Brooklyn beats Pittsburgh 8 to 7 on Cotton Tierney’s decisive triple. Grover Alexander exits early as the Giants falter against the Yankees. The Phillies fall to Donohue as Sand, Leacon Williams lead a ninth inning rally. Ruth and company pace a hosts of late-season surprises with Senators, Browns, White Sox, and Tigers all advancing or contending.
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Athletes Lose Second to Browns in St. Louis
The St. Louis Browns rallied to a 9 to 8 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in a tense game. Al Simmons hit his 21st homer, Rice also homered, and Philadelphia used twenty players and five pitchers in the effort.
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Indians Nab Win Over Washington In Low-Scoring Game
Third baseman Hodapp, acquired from Indianapolis, joined the Indians yesterday and collected two hits including a double. Reuther Marberry and Severeid, Smith Karr Cole and L Sewell contributed in a pitching and fielding effort that produced an 8 to 3 victory for Cleveland over Washington.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs in Second Game of Series
New York defeats Chicago 7 to 6 to notch their fourth straight win. Chicago led early, but Lindstrom scored on Snyder's double after Huntzinger silenced the visitors. Ross Young and Manny Brooks homered, with Young driving in two in the second.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Reds 5 4 In Ninth Inning
Philadelphia won the third game of the series against Cincinnati 5 to 4, snapping Donahue's 20 game win streak over the Phillies. After tying in the eighth, Sand and Leach produced the decisive run in the ninth when Williams hit a safety to left. Donahue and Hargrave allowed five runs while Ring and Wilson finished.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh as Giants Edge Cubs in NL Race
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 3 while the Giants beat the Cubs, cutting the Pirates’ NL lead to two games. Vance allowed 11 hits but struck out eight for his 18th win, with Robins scoring late after Meadows was relieved by Oldham.
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Cardins Lose Third Straight To Braves In Boston Tilt
The Cardin als fell 5 to 4 to the Braves as Haines was roughed up in the second inning. Gau treau singled with the bases loaded followed by Welch's triple to plate the go ahead runs. Three double plays by the Braves aided Smith in the victory. St Louis 000 200 200 Boston 140 000 00x.
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Detroit and New York split as Tigers win second game 4 to 3
Detroit gains a 4 to 3 victory over New York in the second game, aided by Wells steady pitching and six Yankee errors. New York’s infield collapses in the second inning as three miscues yield three Tiger runs. Pennock and Bengough, Wells and Woodall pitched for the Tigers, while Robertson, Ehmke, Zahniser and Bischoff handled Chicago's win over Boston 4 to 1 with Chicago scoring early and holding on late.
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Chicago
The Water Deal and a Texan’s Bold Promises
A blunt column roasts Amarillo water plant sale to the city for about a million. The writer warns of a likely city tax and water-rate hike, predicts champagne toasts in New York, and accuses a powerful water company of exploiting locals. He details political players and hints at self serving plans.
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Water Company
261 Tee Off for Opening Round in Western Open
Youngstown Ohio August 20 261 players the largest entry ever in an open championship teed off at Youngstown Country Club in the first elimination round of the Western Open. Play started at 6 p m with eleven hours needed to complete the field before darkness.
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Youngstown Country Club
Wichita Falls Holds Second In Tilt After Close Win
Wichita Falls defeated Houston 15 to 14 yesterday to stay in second place in the pennant race. Boggess homered to seize the lead, and Bird drove in the winning runs with a double in the ninth after Bodie was passed. Bird took the loss, his second in two days.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Boston 5 over St Louis 4 and New York 7 over Chicago 6. Cincinnati 4 beat Philadelphia. Brooklyn 8 over Pittsburgh. St Louis percentage noted with Philadelphia 8. American League games show Detroit 4 over New York 3 and Cleveland 12 over Washington. Texas League results list Fort Worth 2, San Antonio 1. Shreveport 11 over Beaumont 2. Wichita Falls 14 over Houston 8. Dallas 3 over Waco 2.
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Southern Association scores and standings brief
New Orleans 38 over Little Rock 7 in New Orleans. Nashville 7 at Birmingham 5. Chattanooga 5 Memphis 8 5. Portland 9 9 Salt Lake City 29 4 Seattle 1. Sacramento 0. Los Angeles 5 Vernon San Francisco 5 Oakland 6. American Association Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 2. Kansas City 10 Columbus 6. Only two games scheduled.
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North Stars and Couchman Lead In Fort Worth Duel
Fort Worth game saw Wirts' error on a relay allow Sears to score from second for a 2 1 victory over San Antonio. Couchman pitched well and hit a home run to right field for the only run. North and Couchman, Wirts, Smith involved in the narrow win.
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Western League Scores And Texans League Card
Western League results show St. Joseph 7 Omaha 6 and Tulsa 12 Lincoln 7. Des Moines 18 Wichita 10. Texas League games list Tyler 3 Greenville 7 and Marshall 4 Longview 8 Texarkana 7 with Paris percentage unreadable.
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Dear Old Tack Keeps The Globe Column In The Sport Page
A reader writes to defend the Old Tack column and protests by editors who moved it to the soap heap in the sport page. The letter claims one hundred percent support and urges the column’s continuation amid fears of losing a loyal subscriber who has read The Globe since its first issue. The note notes twenty six letters protesting the editors’ move.
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Lavex Clears Catarrh Germ in Minutes
A French scientist introduces Lavex a drug that kills the catarrh germ in three minutes and relieves bronchial asthma instantly. The maker offers a free postpaid trial to prove its cure with no obligation and asks for only a name and address to send the treatment, in Kansas City Missouri.
Amarillo Legion Hosts Dalhart In Home Game Ahead Of Denver Tourney
The Amarillo Legion baseball team, after a two win series over Lakeview in Memphis, plays Dalhart at 4:20 this afternoon at iasser park. It is the last home game before the Denver tournament and a large weekday crowd is expected. The team heads to Lubbock for weekend games afterward.
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