Pennant Hopes Grow Dim for New York Nationals
New York and Cincinnati split a twin bill in the National League race as Cincinnati swept both games 4 to 3 and 3 to 2. Left-handers Tusther and Huether shut down the Giants while Salles pitched superbly in relief. Nearly 40,000 watched at the Polo Grounds amid errors and late scoring. Pirates win in four also noted with Southworth’s 14th inning homer sealing the victory.
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Neng
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Douglas
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Cinem
Chase
Neales
Magee
Salles
Rieter
Nenf
Dubuc
Snyder
Lallce
Jas and Gonzales
Pirates
Heston
Standing of the clubs coast league and american association
Coast League standings show Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Oakland, and Portland in the table with wins and losses. American Association notes include Milwaukee and Paul among listed teams with scattered results and partial figures.
PrENOMS OF AUSTRALIA MEET WESTERNERS IN final doubles
New England newswire reports Australia pair Norman Brooke and Gerald Patterson advancing to meet San Francisco duo William Johnston and C F Griffin in the national doubles final at Chestnut Hill Lonwood Cricket club. Brooks and Patterson beat Fred Alexander and S Howard Woshell in straight sets 10 8 14 12 while Johnston and Griffin defeated Maurice E McLoughlin and Thomas Bundy 4 14 12 6 0 8 6. The coast champions rallied at times, especially McLoughlin, but the Australian pair remained steady.
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Griffin
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas
Bundy
Los Angeles
McLoughlin
San Franciscans
Editor endorses Johnson stand against Mays trade
The St Louis Sporting News editor weighs in on the Deserter Carl Mays matter, opposing his transfer from the Red Sox to the Yankees as a violation of baseball’s reserve system. The piece argues for firm league authority, notes Mays’ suspension for good cause, and cautions that rewarding such moves would erode uniform regulation and moral standards.
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St. Louis Sporting News
Johnson
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Yankees
Mays
Boston Red Sox
Waitord
Boston Elul
Boston
Ban Johnson
Conelu
New York
Perfect Score Seaman Wins Marine Corps Cup Rifle Event
Lieut B S James of the United States Marine Corps achieved a perfect 200 straight bulls at 600 yards to win the Marine Corps Cup at the heavy rifle range. The event valued at $2,000 drew 18 entrants. Competition at 1,000 yards is set for tomorrow. contestants may use any model rifle and any sight.
Doc Burgess Victor On Western Circuit Races
In Sedalia Missouri on August 18 judges ruled the Western Circuit races finished. Doc Burgess aboard Gold Quartz won the 2 pace after six fast heats with Miss Rexette taking the 2:09 trot in 2:10½ and Miss Pinkerton finishing third in the substance event.
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Doc "Burgess
Minerva
Rexette
Miss Pinkerton
SPORT SNAPSHOTS BY JACK KEENE
Max Carey returns to the Pirates after a prolonged layoff due to abscesses as team officials discuss potential trades and future moves. Rumors swirl about Jake Daubert buying the Rochester sub lease and George Kelly’s major league prospects. Daubert’s windup and Moran’s fate loom large amid speculation. Range of vision notes the sighting distances at various elevations for distant objects and ships.
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Max Carey
Piraton
Pittsburg
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Hittin
Benen Hs
Cincinnati
Jake Daudere
Searre
George Kelly
Rochester
Mays in legal skirmish over Yankee use amid gossip
The piece reports a dispute involving pitcher Carl Mays. The New York American League club kept using Mays despite a court action and ownership friction. Johnson refused to approve a deal, and Colonel Rupert sought an injunction to stop league interference with play.
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Yanks
Johnson
Rupert
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American League
Australians Score In Tennis Match at Rockaway Hunting Club
Randolph Lycett and J V Thomas of Australia won both singles and doubles debuts at Rockaway Hunting Club. Lycett defeated Arthur Cragin in singles, Thomas beat Walter Wesbrook in singles, and the pair won the doubles 6 3 6 0 over Gruner and Ben Yamazaki. Also notes a report that about three thousand Japanese have arrived in Lower California with alleged plans to settle in Mexico, crossing the boundary secretly.
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N.Y
Randolph Lycett
J V._Thomas
Rockaway Hunting Club
Lycett
Arthur Cragin
Thomas
Ain
Walter Wesbrook
Gruner
Ben Yamazaki
Mearcy Crer
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United States
Johnson Ordered to Show Causes in NY Club Case
New York Aug 13 The American League club received from State Supreme Court Justice Lydon an order compelling Johnson to appear before a referee next Friday to testify about his alleged interest in the Loveland club and the Cleveland club controversy. The move targets his suspension of Carl Maya and includes questions for TORR regarding the site nature of the Cleveland club despite his suspension.
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New York: American League
State Spreme Court
Lydon
Johnson
American League
Loveland Club
Carl Maya
Hey
Torr
Alno
Cleveland Clube
Imdebesi
Jonasony
Chicagoan Wins Golf Gold Medal
Aug 13 Chicago. In the qualifying round Rial Be, Rolf ot es, tied with Thomas St. Montgomery for a bronze-like lead as competitors staged a tight final. Premier Hara warned Japan may act if unrest in China continues, seeking to protect Japanese interests.
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Rolf
Kennett
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Kennedy
Freeport
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Tokio
Hara
China
Japan
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