League Leaders Even in Twin Bill as Uhle, Rally Edge Caps
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader in which Uhle baffled the Senators in the opener 2 0, while Washington rallied in the ninth to win 6 4. Zachary started the first game for Washington, but two bad innings doomed him, and Karr carried the load in relief for Cleveland in the nightcap as the Nationals fell 9 4. J Sewell and S Harris drove in runs in the opener. in the nightcap Washington scored late to secure a 5 4 win as Severeid and Sewell were among the battery mates for Cleveland.
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Giants Pull Up On Pirate Nine In Four-Game Series
New York defeats Pittsburg 4 to 1 in Pittsburgh to even the series and trim the Pirates’ NL lead to four and a half games. Travis Jackson injures knee. Aldridge exits after six innings. Two-base hits from Young Carey McInnis Frisch and three-base from Smith highlight the win.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Postponements
In San Francisco the Galt Lake and San Francisco games produced a 28 1 to 24 8 line. Sacramento beat Seattle 38 00 in twelve innings with Hughes and Shea for the Aces Jacobs and Sandberg for the Seabirds. Portland Oakland game postponed by rain. Seattle Vernon also postponed due to wet grounds with a doubleheader rescheduled.
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Peckinpaugh Faces the Law of Baseball in Declining Form
The article profiles Roger Peckinpaugh, star shortstop for the Yankees, whose injuries slow his legs and threaten his career. It recalls his trade history, brief management stint, and pivotal role in the 1921 season as he battled through slumps and a public image shaped by high expectations.
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Chicago New York game postponed along with Detroit Boston postponement.
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Wheat Export Rate Extended to November 19
Montana wheat growers and shippers win a 90 day extension on export rates to North Pacific seaports. The extension, to November 19, 1925, was revealed by the Montana railway commission after a Chicago line tariff supplement extended the period. Frosts in interior Sao Paulo noted in the same dispatch.
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Rainy Doubleheader Cancels Midwest Matchups
Association results show Toledo against Kansas City called due to rain. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 10 to 2 while Louisville beat Minneapolis 8 to 6 and Indianapolis lost 3 to 12 at St Paul.
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Swiss Outshoot Americans In International Rifle Meet
Switzerland defeated the United States 5365 to 5246 in the international rifle shooting tournament at St. Gall. The Swiss and American teams placed first and second in the international classification. In Berlin, the famous French stallion Niceas was sold to a German stud for 260000 marks, with the buyer unnamed. Niceas, tied to 1920, has earned over 600000 in racing.
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Second Hand Clothing Cost Africans 11,000 Last Year
A report notes that second hand clothing, largely for Great Britain, cost natives of Africa eleven thousand units of currency last year.
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Three teams tied for top in kids show at Gardens
The McQueens the Hubs and Weasels lead the league after yesterday's games. Pirates protest over Weasels Right Fielder Martin triggers a potential replay. Weasels' Bob O'Leary joins hall of fame with a clutch triple in a 6 4 win over the Pirates. The McQueens beat the Sius 9 1, South Side Cubs edge Mines Juniors 7 4, Hubs top Belmonts 7 3. Gold Streets and Bumps win by default as Centerville and Rowdies fielded incomplete teams.
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Seeking New Plane Route to United States via Colombia
A squadron of Colombian hydroplanes full of German crew arrived at France field in Balboa Canal Zone after staged flights from Baranquilla Colombia. Commander Iain Frits Hammer said the mission is to study establishing a permanent air route between Colombia and the United States.
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Veteran pitcher Bonner blanks Anodes with single for Montana win
Uncle Al Bonner, Montana Powers ace, tossed a complete game shutout at Clark Park. Morton's third inning triple produced the game's lone run as Bonner fanned seven and held Anodes to six hits. Louie Morton sparked the offense with the triple and Bonner added the decisive RBI in the same frame.
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Bonner Dominates As Al Bonner Shuts Out Clarks
Manager Mike Duffy notes a week of rest rejuvenates pitcher Al Bonner who improved to eight wins against seven losses. He allowed seven hits in losses but delivered five of his six recent starts on strong form, including two two-hit innings and a five-hit setback against A C M. Umpire Funk's ball swap sparked Bonner's ire as Clarks pressed to keep pace with Angdes in a tight race.
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Dutch Petroleum Discovers Oil in Two New Dutch East Indies Localities
The Associated Press reports that the Dutch Petroleum company, controlled by Standard Oil of New Jersey, has found oil in two new locations in the Dutch East Indies.
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Kearns to test contract with Dempsey at meeting
New York August 13 Jack Kearns says he will test the validity of his manager contract with Jack Dempsey at the New York state athletic commission meeting tomorrow. He plans to sign Dempsey for a match with Harry Wills and Mickey Walker for a bout with Dave Shade, while facing possible forfeit demands from the commission.
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