Giants Rally Past Pirates in Fourth to Narrow Lead
New York slipped Pittsburgh’s advantage to three and a half games after earning a 4th inning surge in a 6 3 baseball win. Giants hitters fueled the late push as the Pirates faltered on defense in the fourth.
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Juniors Display Good Tennis Form at National Doubles Trials
Young players showcased strong tennis as national doubles and mixed doubles finals approached. Notable results included Baglowaky and partner advancing, Kinsey siblings moving through, and Mulraj Mallory contesting both singles and mixed events. The American Association standings showed Savosee defeating Indianapolis, with Columbus, Milwaukee, and Toledo also in play.
Flukes Win for Boston Red Sox in Opener
In Chicago Aug 26 fluke aided Boston as errors by Chicago helped the Red Sox win the opener of the series. Poor base running and failure to hit in clutch spots doomed Chicago. Jones retired in the eighth as Hooper ran out a hit. Batteries Jones Bush and Wallace Hodge and Schalk.
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Pirates Aim For National League Flag This Season
The article praises the Pittsburg Pirates as top NL contenders, crediting not only Maranville but manager Gibson and players like Walter Schmidt Tierney Barnhart Cutshaw Adams Cooper and the outfield trio Carey Bigbee Whitted. It highlights Whitey Glazner as the standout rookie hurler and details his wartime service and comeback with Birmingham.
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Remarkable Results and Sports Notes Across Regions
Illinois University conducts field experiments at Newton on soil fertility drainage and lime use, claiming remarkable results. Other items note golf legends, baseball contracts, Davis Cup plans, East Helena baseball games, Ruth vs Kelly comparatives, Ty Cobb eye issue, and boxing match odds with Lew and Leonora in a heated setup.
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Hagen Captures Western Title in Golf Championship
Walter Haxen of New York, twice national Open champion, won the Western Open Championship at Oakwood Club with 287 strokes. Jock Hutchison of Chicago, British Open champion, finished second with 252. Emme Frenen of Youngstown placed third with 294 as only three others broke 300 in the world‑open event.
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Youngstown
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Bob MacDonald
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Woolman Street Stars and Pirates duel for amateur title
In vlumbia Gardens Playday League standings Woolman Street Stars (7 wins) and Broadway Independents (2 losses) vie for the championship as the Stars and Pirates clash next Thursday at 10 o clock. McCarthy and Bunny led the Stars while Crow and Crunch batted for the Independents. the Pirates also won a 6 to 4 game.
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Rain Delays and Wins Mark Butte City Tennis Finals
Rain hampered play as several matches continued at Columbia Gardens for the Butte city tennis tournament. The women's final saw Angelina Mares defeat Mrs. Clark Tonnetone 6 4 6 2. Semifinals featured Mee Kindland and Mee Roach triumphing in the mixed doubles, with other matches including Dr. Karsted and Miss WGN Matthews prevailing 2 0 over Gryder and Miss W Glen Matthews. Finals for the city championship were moved up due to Mrs. Johnstone’s California departure, with Karsted and Roach set to face Hanmer and Johnstone at 5 p.m. Earl Merrett defeated Brandon 6 1 6 0 in singles, showing improved form after Thursday’s effort.
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Miners league clash rained out at Columbia Gardens
Rain halted the Mines league game between the A. C. M's and the Black-Specs last night. Both teams were ready, about a hundred Wolves gathered, but the downpour made a contest impossible. The next game is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Columbia Gardens with the A. C. M's and Cole-Pitts as opponents.
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Haak Wins Grand American Handicap at South Shore
Ellie F Haak of Canton Ohio topped a field of sixty two to win the Grand American handicap at South Shore Country Club Chicago August 26 securing the top score with a first prize of fifty one out of a possible hundred in a tough competition. Griffiths of Helena Ark took second after two shootoffs, Harriett Smith of Milwaukee earned a separate Grand American woman’s trophy with a strong lead, and Mrs Atchen of Comesville Kan also posted a notable score while Australians dominated in Newport with doubles pair Anderson and Podd defeating Japanese contenders.
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Big Winners Highlight Poughkeepsie Racing Card
Associated Press reports in Poughkeepsie at the Grand Circuit race Marty Fleming led with two victories, Dora Haines won the 2 14 close trotting, Sakura took the 2 12 trot, plus other feats by Sakur and Forbes Rob Grison. In boxing, Young Fisher defeated Mike O Dowd in a 12 round middleweight bout. New York won the Pacific fleet swimming championship at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
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Round the Opatty with Backlash? Giants shift in baseball era
International sports notes discuss Irish Meusel joining the New York Giants and a strong four man home run line including Babe Ruth Frank Baker George Kelly and Meusel. The piece reflects on past freedoms and nostalgia while detailing boxing figures Herman family and promoter activity around Martin and Moran. It also covers tennis figures Bill Tilden Vince Richards and prospects for the national singles championship.
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