League Leaders Trade Close As Giants Stay Ahead
The Pirates trail the Giants by six in the National League while the Athletics lead the American League with a three game edge on the Senators. Boston beat Pittsburgh 9 8 in ten innings and New York beat the Cardinals 7 6. Wallop by George Kelly and Rogers Hornsby homers boost the game. Coveleskie won his 12th for Washington in a 2 1 win over Detroit. The Senators lost ground as the Athletics routed the White Sox 12 3. Indians crushed the Yankees 17 9 while the Phillies shut out the Cubs 8 0. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 5 2 and St Louis surged past the Red Sox 11 6. The Browns closed within a half game of Chicago.
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Phillies rout Sox as Lyons chased early in July game
Sim Aharris limited Chicago to six hits while Philadelphia blasted Ted Lyons and rolled to a 12 to 3 victory. Miller and Simmons powered the attack for the league leaders in a game that emphasized Philadelphia’s early offense and Chicago’s struggling mound work.
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Cleveland Defeats Yankees 17 to 9 on 20-Hit Day
Cleveland hammered New York pitchers for 20 hits to beat the Yankees 17 to 9. Tris Speaker contributed two doubles and two singles in six at bats with three runs scored, while Joe Sewell, McNulty, and Barnes added multiple hits. The Yankees trailed early as Cleveland's offense surged with six runs in the second and a decisive final inning. Jones Ferguson Caldwell Johnson and Bengough Shaute and Myatt pitched for New York.
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Browns Defeat Red Sox to Narrow Standings
The Browns beat the Red Sox 11 to 6 to extend their winning streak. Sisler’s Browns gain a full game on the White Sox, who lost, leaving St. Louis within half a game of Chicago. Elmke, Picinich, Bischoff, Gi ard, Van Gilders and Hargrove noted.
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Senators Rally To Edge Tigers In Extra Or More
Washington defeated Detroit 2 to 1 in ten innings as Whitehill left the game for a pinch hitter then the Senators scored the deciding run on a single, a walk and two sacrifices. Coveleskie held Detroit to five hits while Kelly hit two homers for the Giants in a 7 to 6 win over the Cardinals.
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Baseball score roundup with multiple leagues and teams
Last night figures show National and American league results plus Western and Pacific Coast standings. Highlights include Rogers Hornsby homering for St Louis and Frisch extending his hitting streak as New York edges St Louis 7 to 5. Other scores list Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, and many regional games across Dallas Waco Fort Worth Wichita Falls Shreveport San Antonio Louisville Denver Seattle Portland Vernon Oakland New Orleans Memphis and more. The page also notes innings counts and player names such as Wayland Dean and Rhein.
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Mitchell Pitches Cubs Shutout as Phillies Take Lead
Philadelphia edged Chicago 3 to 0 as southpaw Mitchell scattered four singles to earn the win and push the Phillies into first division race. Henline homered into the field bleachers in the second inning while Kaufmann and Gonzales split the Cubs' battery behind the plate.
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Braves Top Pirates In Ten Innings To Move First
In Boston on July 17 the Braves defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 8 in ten innings to seize first place. Cuyler hit a third inning homer with Moore aboard, Marriott and Moore had four hits each, and the decisive run scored after Kremer hit O Neil and Genewich forced the latter. Final line: Pittsburgh 8144 Boston 9174.
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Brooklyn Beats Reds 5 2 to Even Rivalry Amid Rixey Hole
Brooklyn Robins defeated Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 as Osborne pitched effectively at key moments despite wild spells. Cincinnati starter Rixey allowed the decisive runs in the fourth and late innings, while Brooklyn built a 3 0 lead and finished with two insurance tallies.
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Thursday Trap Shoot Sets High Scores for Kiser Trophy
A large field competed Thursday for the Chris Kiser trophy with Walter Crossett posting 26 straight targets and leading the event. Fred Baker broke 48 of 50, Frank Ponce 24 of 26, and Mrs. A T Atkinson hit 21 of 25 as scoring closed with several high marks.
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Where They Play Today Sports Card Pairings
Texas at San Antonio visits Shreveport while Waco plays Dallas Beaumont travels to Fort Worth and Houston meets Wichita Falls. National slate features Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia American Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland.
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Carter Reaches Western Amateur Golf Semifinals
In Detroit Lochmoor club rounds the western amateur meet sees Keefe Carter, 19, Oklahoma, defeat Rial Rolfe 8 and 2 to reach the semifinals. Fred Lamprecht, inter-collegiate champ from Cleveland, and Clarence Hubby of Temple, Texas, advance by wins over I Bunning and Art Sweets respectively, as Russell Martin eliminates Fox Wattles.
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Springfield Juniors Test Amarillo Nine In Weekend Series
Springfield, Mo arrives after a 13 to 8 win over Plainview and plans two games against Amarillo Post tomorrow and Sunday. Littleton will start on the mound for Springfield after a tough loss to Tohoka. expected crowd meets 50 and 25 cent gates for the weekend set on the South Plains.
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Dempsey Plans Self Run Career Meet With Kearns Stir
Jack Dempsey announces he will handle his boxing business, a move that irks manager emeritus Jack Kearns. Kearns asserts he owns 50 percent of Dempsey’s title and must approve all matches, warning that bouts will not occur without his consent. He says he will receive his share from every bout.
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Dempsey and challenger clash over boxing cut claim
In a heated exchange a boxer asserts immunity to a disputed cut, claiming entitlement regardless of the opponent's moves. He warns that if Dempsey informs the New York boxing commission he is ready to fight and will manage himself, he will find a strong notifier opposing him.
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