Mays Shuts Down St Louis In Second Yankees Win
In New York Aug 7 Earl Mays, despite suspension, pitched the second game of a doubleheader for the Yankees to defeat St Louis 2 to 0 after St Louis won the opener 6 to 3. Mays relied on an injunction securing his right to pitch, while Umpires faced protests over the ball used. Yankees catcher Roger Peckinpaugh left injured in the first game.
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Texan wins shoot from champ Troeh
Forest McNeir of Houston Texas defeated Frank Troeh of Vancouver Washington by one target in a 200 target match, scoring 186 to 185 to earn entry to Saturday’s Herculean Trophy all round championship. Troeh will defend his title. Chicago Athletic Association and New York teams proceed with a 200 target shoot off on Sunday, CA A won the first match, Grand American handicap opens Monday for one week.
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Rampage of Reds Crush Brooklyn in Cincinnati Showdown
Cincinnati x single line summary: Reds erupt with 13 to 0 win over Brooklyn as Eller shuts down the visitors over nine innings with two hits and no walks. Magee returns to left field after illness as Grimes and Mitchell split the pitching duties.
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Cravath Secures Meadows as Phillies Rebuild Begin
Gavvy Cravath’s first deal as Phillies manager involved trading for pitcher Lee Meadows from the Cardinals. The Cards had long refused to sell the hard-throwing hurler, last winter turning down a large offer as Rickey planned to build a new team around Meadows and other stars.
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Football forecasts loom as college and pro seasons near
The article surveys upcoming gridiron season across colleges and high schools, noting postwar return of players, Harvard and Navy plans, and strong Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers baseball outlooks with Moran and Jennings shaping pennant races. It also reports a major Seattle blaze threatening lumber shipments and broader stock company notes.
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Fast Time in Trotting Events at North Randall
J L Dodge of Holyrood farm Lexington Ky powered two feature wins at North Randall Grand Circuit meeting. He set season fast times for yearlings and trotted the $9405 championship stake finishing with Mollyght, Brusiior and Edith Carter among notable performances. Sister Norte paid $358.60 after a mutuel upset, while Miss Perfection and Keith also scored.
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Symons Repeats State Singles Title inclose finish
Symons captured his third consecutive state singles championship defeating Dr. Alfred Karsted of Butte in the final. Karsted had earlier advanced past Disrud and faced Swain and Johnson in others, with doubles and handicap events to follow Friday. Mrs Linland defeated Miss Brett in a long final, winning 6-2 in the second set after a hard three-set match.
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Moran Develops Latent Strength Of Cincinnati Club
Moran and the Reds gain in the pennant race with a strong finish despite a patchy season. The manager and players earn credit for steady play as Cincinnati remains in the hunt with two months left in the schedule.
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