Two Runs Triumph in Low-Scoring Tug-of-Wace
In a pitchers duel Lasley limits AC M to one run as Black Pitts win 3 1. Zimmerman drives in a run with a seventh inning single while Guilland holds AC M to three hits. Delbarba and Leavers contribute with key plays as Pitts secure the victory.
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Pirates Cut Lead on Giants in Ninth Inning Rally
Pirates narrowed the gap with a late rally, scoring in the eighth inning on hits by Grob Jaynor and Maranville, adding a final run to topple the Giants 6 to 4. Carey swiped two bases, while Kremer worked for Pittsburg and Neft pitched for the Giants amid a flurry of outs and errors.
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Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn In Rough Tilt
In a hard hitting game at Cincinnati the home club edged Brooklyn with a decisive early lead. Brooklyn had threats but Cincinnati held strong as the local nine collected four hits in five innings. Other items note auto racing at Los Angeles with Ascot Speedway reopening August 23 and lighting upgrades underway for night racing.
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Brooklyn
the Associates Press
Los Angeles
Isomobile
Ascot Speedway
Indian Gain On League Leaders
An unclear report describes a baseball game with mentions of American Taree and Philadelphia figures, noting a home run in an inning and a standout pitcher. It references local scores and a late surge by Indiangs, with scrambling names and dates. The fragment hints at a dramatic performance by Quinn and a strong bullpen showing.
GOAT LEAGUE RESULTS And World Score Record Claim
In Louisville on August 15 Paul scored 25 to 0 amid reports of a world record for the largest score in the game. The fragmented results list Kansas City 9 Columb Milwaukee 6 13 Toled 2 Minneapolis 11 ls 6 Kouteville 26 Paut set a world record claim in the event.
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Louisville
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Oon
Wills and Mallory Set for National Tennis Final
Helen Wills and Molla Mallory of New York, both veterans with multiple titles, advanced to tomorrow's national tennis final after winning their semifinal matches. Brown versus Gow provided a tense contest as Mallory and Wills secured the pair’s meeting in the championship.
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Morrow
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Mary K.brown
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Trie
Mise
Eleanor Gow
Misa Brown
Wille
Crukighank Wins Colorado Tourney in Medal Play
Associated Press reports in Denver that Crukighank won the Colorado tournament after 12 holes of medal play begun yesterday. Jock Hutchison finished second with a 204 and the field included W. Stehsinoe and William. The text also references Oklahoma City in relation to the event.
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Denver
Col
Robert
Jock Hutchison
Gheane
Finianea
W. We Stehsinoe
William
Red
Oklahoma City
Ted
Johnston Wins His Semi Final Match
John Johnston, former American champion, defeats Norman Mrockes of Australia in the Carino inn teninals tournament semifinal. He wins 68 to something while showcasing steady forehand play and outplays the veteran. Brooke and Snoderass also advance in semis.
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Norman Mrockes
Tiantonn
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Australian Veteran. When He Tried For His Fanteat Drives He Landed Wany Batue
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Brooke
Mpen Marvey Snoderass
Brian J. Nurton
I. Eee
Australians win Davis Cup finals in doubles
Australia clinched the Davis Cup title in Providence as Gerald L. Patterson and Pat O H are Wood defeated Japan’s Sunan Okamoto Harada in straight sets 75 6 2 after the hosts had won the first two singles matches.
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Gerald L. Patterson
Pat O'Hare Wood
Sunan Okamoto Harada
Japan
Meader ville to meet Laundrymen in title bout hints
Reports from a messy text indicate Meader ville and the Laundrymen scheduled for a fight at an unspecified venue date. The piece also mentions a world lightweight championship defense by Benny Leonard against Le Blemkey Walker and a Denver welterweight decision over Bid Booklin in three rounds.
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Associated Press
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Rum Hope
Bid Booklin
Lincoln
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Abo Mishikind
Bait Lake City
Penis
Close decision at plate stirs Anacondans ire
Montana Powers edged the Anodes 1 to 0 in a tense game at Athletic Field. Erickson allowed three singles while Melver held the Anodes to four hits and issued five walks but kept the run from scoring. A controversial play at the plate sparked protests as Umpire Hickey ruled out a close squeeze bunt, prompting an escort from the field and lingering tension among fans.
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