Chekaluk Beats Clarks On Three Hits 3 to 2
Chekaluk and his teammates edged Clarks 3 to 2 as Clarks failed to capitalize on early chances. Bowers earned the win with five solid innings of relief, while Levier, Tremblay and Charlton contributed key hits. A shifting defense and an early wild pitch led to the deciding run in the fifth.
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Clarks
Hite
Hyo Wipies
Clarke
Bowers
Sungbergs
Anodes
Bayer Om
Royer
Homer Taylor
Henry
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Rodda
Boyer
Taylor
Lewis
Guilland
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A.C
Tong
McGeenan
Bill
Bobbi Kllowing
Lang
Tathion
Chariton
Bil
Tait
Detroit Twirlers Slaughtered in 11-6 Loss to Athletics
In Philadelphia on August 14, Detroit pitchers surrendered a fusillade of hits as the Athletics beat the Tigers 11 to 6. Philly trailed twice but tied and pulled ahead in the sixth, with Stoner yielding six hits in relief. The Tigers failed to stop the onslaught and slipped further from first place behind the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Yankees
Stoner
Samen
Pilietto
Welch
Miller
Simmons
Galloway
Hite
Jones
Rigney
Pratt
Baik
Holloway
Burns
Cole
Pillette
Balk
Yanks Lose Season Finale to St Louis Americans 8-5
St Louis Americans defeat the New York Yankees 8 to 5 in New York to close the season. Hoyt exits early after seven hits in the first two innings as Danforth shuts down the Yanks before tiring in the ninth. Beore, Ward, Robertson, Jacobson, and Horan with key sacrifices.
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Danforth
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Gaston
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Evans
Ward
Robertson
Jacobson
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Hen Keeps Hi Championship Form
Hen shows consistent form to retain the top status in the championship chase. A key hurdle was navigated as the team demonstrated steady control and sharp finishing poised to defend the title.
Babe Ruth Not Partial To Yankees In All Star Picks
Fragmented clipping recounts Babe Ruth's selections for an all star team with claims of bias toward or against players. Lists various candidates from New York, Brooklyn, Detroit and St. Louis, mentioning several pitchers, catchers and infielders as potential all stars.
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Yankees
Tean
Babe
Ayame
Ruth
Hig Allestar
Alayer
Mante
Mandards
Neway
Muth
Ealier
Mark Senterday
Lenroon
Great Fails Ghane
New “York
Henry Tiggerman
Warren
Monte Icane
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Whitehill
Detroit
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Cobb
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Hellmann
Lewis Rent
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Vance
Johnson
Aington
Siser
Mollocher
Dugan
Manus
Vance Pulls Out With Another Win
Casey Vance shut out Cincinnati as he earned his twentieth win of the year. He allowed three singles and struck out eight, lifting his season total to 117 strikeouts. The Robins rallied with four hard blows and three earned runs in the ninth, but the mound ace sealed the win.
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Cincinnate
Casey Vance
Cinc
Orn Club
Caveney
Firpo Will Box Wills Sept 11 After Signaling Deal
Luis Angel Firpo left Saratoga to seal terms with Tex Rickard for the title bout with Harry Wills at Boyles Thirty Acres on September 11. He also sold his share of film rights to Rickard for about $10,000. Firpo, weighing 228 pounds and aiming for 218 ring weight, predicts a knockout by the seventh or eighth round.
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Associated Press
New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Saratoga
Tex Rickard
Harry Wills
Boyles
Thirty Acres
Rickard
Ward
Firpo
Wills
Western teams lead in both leagues in Davis Cup action
From Myrtle Beach to Florida the American and Western squads asserted dominance as Western teams won multiple ties while players from Austria Japan and others competed in early rounds. The Davis Cup event continued with singles play and regional clashes shaping momentum.
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Austria
Zengo Bhimiau
Japan
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