Spectacles Do Heavy Duty in Major Games
A July 21 report highlights key baseball showdowns across the majors. Dazzy Vance dominated in Brooklyn, fanning 17 in a 3-1 win over St Louis as he pushed season strikeouts to 1357. Jimmy Ring outpitched Lee Meadows in Philadelphia to help Pittsburgh fall, while the Giants edged Cincinnati 5-3 on a ninth-inning rally. Larry Benton won again for Boston over Chicago 6-3, as Washington and Philadelphia contended atop the American League.
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Ring Bests Meadows In Pitching Duel For Win
Jimmy Ning out pitched Lee Meadows as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in the opener. A balk and a wild pitch helped produce two Phillies runs. In Brooklyn, Dazzy Vance struck out 17 as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 4 to 3 in ten innings, driving in the winning run with a tenth inning single.
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Giants Rally Past Reds 8 5 In NY Victory
The New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 8 to 5 after trailing 5 4 entering the ninth. Snyder reached on Caveney error, Frisch belted a timely triple scoring Southworth, and Meusel drove in Frisch after his fourth hit as New York captured the win. Hargrove, Rixey, Caveney, Dean, and Snyder were credited with the effort.
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Detroit Nets Fourth Straight Win Over New York
Detroit defeats New York 9 to 3 in a sixteenth inning game from July 21. Ruth belts his tenth homer with Combs aboard in the seventh. Collins pitched solidly, while Pennock struggled as New York's lineup was taxed by hits and scoring rallies.
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Coveleskie Notches Twelfth Victory in Washington Win
Coveleskie limited former teammates to eight hits as Washington routed Cleveland 9 to 1 to complete a three game sweep. The pitcher improve to 12 straight wins, with Washington compiling nine runs on 12 hits while Cleveland managed one run on eight hits.
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Athletics Narrowly Lead in Pennant Race with Browns Win
Philadelphia Athletics beat the St Louis Browns 8 to 3 to extend their thin lead over the Washington Senators in the American League pennant chase. Ken Williams hit his 23rd homer in the ninth inning. Bush allowed a run in the ninth. The Senators also won. In Chicago and Boston, a doubleheader split with Boston winning 4 to 1 in game one and Chicago taking game two 7 to 1.
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West Texas Teachers to Open Football Camp September 10
The West Texas State Teachers college football training camp will begin September 10 and run until the fall quarter starts about two weeks later. Eckhardt will coach with Alvin Jackson and W F E Lockhart assisting. With fifteen lettermen, a year long squad, and several high school stars, prospects are bright for a strong season. Schedule includes games at Amarillo, Canyon, Abilene, Roswell, and Lubbock plus homecoming game at Canyon.
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Tate Adds Fourteenth Win To List Beating Reserves
Hereford defeated Amarillo second team 11 to 4 in a game highlighted by strong hitting and errors. Jewel Tate starred on the mound with 13 strikeouts and six scattered hits. Walker pitched well for the Legionaires until the fifth inning, when C Carr doubled scoring two. Horton Johnson, ex West Texas State Teachers College star, held opponents to three hits after the mound change, yet Hereford capitalized on miscues for seven more runs. Tate’s 14th win of the season was secured.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League Brooklyn 4 St Louis 3 in 10 innings, New York 6 Cincinnati 5, Boston 6 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 8. American League St Louis 3 Philadelphia 8, Detroit 9 New York 5, Cleveland 1, Washington 9 Chicago 3 7, Boston 1 10. Dallas 4 Beaumont 2, Fort Worth 5 Waco 1, Wichita Falls 0 San Antonio 1, Shreveport 5 Houston 6. East Texas Greenville 4 Longview Texarkana 1 Tyler 2, Marshall 11 Paris 2. Western Lincoln 8 Omaha 6, Des Moines 6 Denver St Joseph 10 Wichita 9. Oklahoma City 21 Tulsa 9 Southern Association New Orleans 5 Chattanooga 2, Nashville 7 Mobile 3. Memphis 6 Atlanta 6. Little Rock 6 Birmingham 1 American Association Indianapolis 9 St Paul 4, Columbus 5 Milwaukee 38, Minneapolis 5 Louisville 0, Toledo Kansas City rain, County maps 112 West Seventh.
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Morgan and Walkup Add 10 Run Impressive Record
Dallas wins 4 to 2 over Exporters after trailing seven innings. Griffith pinch hits and Conley adds a pinch homer to tie, then Williams hits a second homer in the inning. Jacobus held Steers to three hits until the decisive eighth. Wichita Falls: Dick Morgan earns win in 10-1 victory over San Antonio, extending series lead. Morgan allows seven safeties as Spudders pound Lindsey and Collins. Fitzgerald homers after returning from an injury.
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Buffs win opener as Delgaiier homers in seventh
Shreveport notes Delgaiier hits a seventh inning homer to break a 5 1 deficit as Schick and Ostergaard also go deep for the locals. Walker started for Shreveport before McCall relieved in the third, with a lineup featuring Rowland Burns and McCurdy among others.
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Today’s Games Across Texas and National Cities
The schedule lists Texas pairings in Houston at Shreveport Beaumont at Dallas Waco at Fort Worth San Antonio at Wichita Falls. National games include Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Also Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland.
Shades of Old Bob Fitzsimmons Triumphs in Newark Ring
In Newark on July 21 young boxer Bob Fitzsimmons son of the famed heavyweight champion won his twelfth straight knockout stopping Chilean rival Quintin Romero in the third round of a twelve round bout. Fitzsimmons weighed 185 pounds while Romero weighed 170. Call for Mistletoeckies by name. each item is clearly labeled to ensure you get exactly what you order.
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Brooklyn lands McGraw in $25,000 deal with two pitchers
New York July 21 Brooklyn Nationals announce negotiations closed for Bob McGraw right hand pitcher of Minneapolis for $25,000 and two pitchers Nelson Green and Gomer Wilson. McGraw remains with Minneapolis until season end and reports to Robins next spring. Green will be released to Minneapolis. Wilson remains on option with Reading and will report next year.
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