Clarks Fall In Sloppy Doubleheader To Cole-Pitts
Yankees Drop Double Header to St. Louis. Williams Hits Eighteenth Home Run of Season. Clarks lose to Cole-Pitts 12 to 9 after a wild two innings. Evans and Delaney, each with wild pitches and errors, struggled on the mound as Doran, James, and Moriarity stood out for the Clark and Cole-Pitt lineups.
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Frat Contest Opens City Tennis Tournament At Columbia Gardens
Young players showed promise in the opening round with veterans prevailing. Four men’s singles matches were played and two defaulted, while one men’s doubles match was completed and another defaulted. Results include Howe over McManus 6-4 and Karsted over Chapman 6-0 6-0. S. Rosenberg and Gyder beat Worden and Chapman 6-4.
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Davis Cup To Be Mounted On Silver Tray At Forest Hills
The Davis Cup, after 20 years of international competition, will be mounted on a silver tray for the challenge round at Forest Hills on September 2. The 30 inch surface will bear names of American British and Australian winners for the next 16 years. The trophy is a large sterling silver bowl on a heavy pedestal with ornate designs and a gold plated interior. the tray weighs 300 ounces troy and the cup weighs 217.
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Pittsburg Gone Baseball Crazy
Pittsburg fans rally behind Babe Adams as the Pirates chase a pennant and Adams eyes one more World Series. Manager George Gibson reshapes the squad. Wagner Clarke Phillippe and Clarke rally the old guard to back Adams in key games.
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Hammond Takes Helena Golf Title Again
T C Hammond reclaimed the Helena Country Club championship by defeating Hugh Kirk three up and two to go. Kirk was runner up in the state tournament, with Hammond noted as last year's champion in Helena.
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American rivals clash this week in pennant race
Cleveland holds a slim edge over New York in the American League as the Indians host the Yankees and the Pirates visit New York. Boston slides to fifth as Washinton steadies third behind strong pitching. Pirates lead the NL with Giants faltering and Boston hoping for second place.
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Anaconda Beats Meaderville Nine in Extraordinarily High Error Game
Anaconda defeated Meaderville 12 to 6 after Meader ville committed thirteen errors, while Domitrovich family power led Anaconda with two homers by Rudie Domitrovich and key hits from Joe and Mickey. Crunch outpitched Rooney, fanning nine, as Meaderville rallied late with four runs in two innings though too late to change the outcome.
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Red Sox Errors Decide Factors in Doubleheader Loss
Baseball roundup from Aug 21 detailing Cleveland beating Boston 4-0 aided by Boston errors, Russell’s pitching, and Sotheron’s strong effort. Also notes St Louis beating the Yankees in two games and Detroit’s 5-0 win over Philadelphia as Ehmke returns. Washington shut out Chicago 3-0 with Mogridge’s strong pitching.
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New York Giants Rally For 7 4 Victory Over St Louis
New York breaks even in the series with St Louis 7 to 4 after hitting Bailey and Walker freely. Toney works well with runners on base and a sharp ninth inning double play preserves the win. Giants steal five bases as Bailey, Walker, North, Ainsmith, Toney, and Snyder contribute in a strong offensive showing.
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Brooklyn Beats Reds In High Scoring Tilt At Home
Brooklyn pounded three Cincinnati pitchers for 18 hits and seven runs in the fourth inning and won 9 to 4. Ruether struggled early but settled. Rixey Coombe Geary and Biller faulted. Hargrave and Ruether added in fielding.
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Five Parachutes Used First Time On Record
W B Bottenfield of Nelson Nebraska completed a five chute jump witnessed by several thousand at St Paul. He wore five chutes in a stacked arrangement and sequentially deployed each by knife release after leaping from a plane, ending with a safe landing. London dispatch notes Turkish nationalists concentrating forces east of the Sakaria river under Mustapha Kemal with forced evacuations and executions of resistors.
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