Bad Throw Gave Game to Giants
In a pitching duel Toney vs Carlson the Pirates fell in the tenth as Zimmerman scored on Carlson s bad throw after Frisch s sacrifice. Also Brooklyn beat St Louis 10 1 with Doak Tuero allowing 21 hits and Grimm slugging a homer double and single.
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Grand Circuit opens at Readville track with 22 events
Boston Aug 24 The Grand Circuit race meeting begins tomorrow at Readville track for five days and will decide 22 events with 10 early closing stakes. Three divisions of the American horse-breeder futurity are included, among them the 3-year-old trotters.
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Club Standings in American Association
Minneapolis defeated St. Paul 8 to 5 while Louisville beat Louisville 5 to 3 and 10 runs. Indianapolis trailed Louisville 3 to 5 and Columbus beat Toledo 7 to 5. Kansas City edged Milwaukee 3 to 4.
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White Sox widen pennant lead with 4 to 1 win
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 1 to extend its advantage over Detroit to six games as strong defense supported timely hitting. Boston toppled Detroit 7 to 5 in a tense late innings affair. Cleveland beat Philadelphia behind Ray Caldwell in his first appearance for the Indians while Washington blanked St. Louis 5 to 0.
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Robinson Endorses Reds To Win World Series
From the New York Telegram Wilbert Robinson says the Reds are a powerful senior circuit club capable of defeating the top National League teams. He believes if the Reds win the pennant they will claim the world title in a canter, even if the White Sox win the junior circuit pennant.
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Giants Set Modern Baseball Record Before Cooper Shutout
The Glens apparently set a modern baseball mark by being shut out sixty six times in a season before Wilbur Cooper of the Pittsburg Pirates finally stopped them with a 1 July shutout.
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Tennis Tourney Set as Real International Affair
Prominent players Norman Brookes Gerald Patterson and Murray are pictured above in a caption about a major tennis tournament expected to draw global attention. The lower portion shows Sergia Kum burn and Deal as part of the accompanying layout.
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Giants Elimination Looms as Tigers Hold On
In August sports chatter Detroit Tigers cling to playoff ambitions while the Giants face near elimination. Mike O'Dowd’s win over Jack Britton in Newark headlines boxing talk as analysts compare big and small men. The column traces veteran fighters like White Moha and Garland, and discusses pole vault and golf feats, noting rising stars and the warming up needed to peak in major events.
Great Exhibition Seen at Gardens Park Butte
A lively baseball exhibition at Gardens Park showcased the All Stars defeating the Pastimers 3 to 1 in a 90 minute game. Dock Stader and Miles pitched well with ten hits allowed. crowd cheers highlighted Teague’s appeal and Dawson’s sharp fielding and strong outfield throws.
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Baseball Oddities and Knickerbocker Talk From The Era
In Sporting notes Jack Keene recalls Ping Bodie of the Yankees muffing three fly balls in a recent game with Cleveland at the Polo Grounds. The piece weaves a mix of baseball flubs, crowd reactions, and tangents on lawn tennis outfits, knickerbockers, and footwear. It cites players like William Johnston, Maurice McLoughlin, Clarence Wilts, and Curley as part of a broader Western and Pacific coast athletic scene.
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Pennant Go At Top Notch Speed
Cincinnati Nationals and Chicago Americans led their leagues with fast play last week. The Reds lost only one of eight while the White Sox won seven straight, rising to a 10 game streak. Chicago pitchers and Detroit offense boosted a busy American League week as standings shifted and hitters prospered across the circuit.
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US Lawn Tennis season ends with 38th championship start
New York August 24 The thirty eighth annual United States Lawn Tennis Association tournament opens tomorrow at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills Long Island marking the finale of what is claimed to be the most successful net season in the United States The national championship field includes an attraction from Australia and other international entries while coast league results from Los Angeles Sacramento San Francisco Salt Lake Seattle Oakland Portland and Vernon are noted in the report
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Ames Pitching Record Linked to Cy Young Legend
The fragment notes Eon K. Ames after pitching to a record linked with the famed Cy Young veteran. It references Leon K. Ames of Be Leola Nationals bag Har.
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