Meusel Delivers Key Hits as Yankees Rally Past Senators
In a tense Washington contest, Bob Meusel shone with a fourth inning single and a ninth inning run as the Yankees beat the Senators to balance the series. Waite Hoyt pitched well, Everett Scott made a pivotal ninth inning play, and the victory boosts New York's momentum with another game on the horizon.
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Great Falls hurler signed by Cardinals in 1925 plan
Gaylora I. Reppy a pitcher for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company team in Cascade county league signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. He met scout Charles I for the 1925 season and will report to spring camp in Stockton, California around March 1.
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Brooklyn Rally Defeats Giants 8 to 5 in late innings
Brooklyn erased a two run deficit with a five run seventh inning and two more in the eighth to beat New York 8 to 5. Doak belted a homer in the third inning off McQuillan, while Mann managed to keep Brooklyn rallying in the late frames.
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Standings and Scores From a Baseball Doubleheader
A partial recap shows Doak pitching for Brooklyn in a 8 5 victory over New York with Groh and Kelly keying offense. Philadelphia swept Boston in a doubleheader 4 1 and 10 0, Ring dominating game one while Benton and Better Pitcher Lucas fueled seven first inning runs in game two. Pittsburg crushed Cincinnati 12 3 behind Cuyler's homer.
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Yankees Take Third Game 2 1 as Hoyt Bests Ogden
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 2 1 in 11 innings in New York. Hoyt outpitched Ogden while Meusel drove in both Yankee runs and Pipp scored the other on a late double. Washington outhit New York 2 1 but left 10 on base and could not capitalize.
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Erickson, Kid Hurler, Edges In Mound Duels For Anaconda
Erickson starred for Anaconda with five and four hit efforts as the Angodes beat Clarks 4 to 8 in the first game and Pitts 3 to 2 in the twilight tilt. Ricker and Ely were tough for Anodes, but Erickson’s southpaw control and timely hits pushed Anaconda into third place behind Pitts with Clarks close behind heading into the next matches.
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Anodes Beat Clarks In Tight Lefty Duel
Erickson and Ricker held the mound duel as Anodes nipped Clarks 4 to 3 after a late rally. Meuter homered to start Anodes’ scoring, Goleman doubled and scored on Rolfe’s miscue, with Goleman delivering the decisive run in the sixth.
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Game Notes of Pitching Duel and Walks
Bases on balls figure shows Fowler issuing two walks to Bush and Sherdel. Bush records four strikeouts while Sherdel fans eight. Offense total hits nine for Sherdel and three for Fowler across nine innings. Losing pitcher is Sherdel.
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Mighty Bat Can't Clout as Many Homers This Year
In Chicago on August 30, Abe Ruth shuns hope of beating his 59 homer mark, yet appears set to win the 1924 American League batting title. Ruth leads at .391 with 40 homers in recent weeks, while Hornsby sits at .428 with 23 homers and Fournier leads the league with 25.
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Patterson Lone Surviving Invader In Davis Cup Fight
Forest Hills N Y August 30. America's tennis big three William T. Tilden William E Johnston and Vincent Richards and Gerald L Patterson captain of the Australian Davis cup forces will fight it out for the national men's singles championship.
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Association Scores Across Cities Referenced
The report lists multiple city matchups and scores including Toledo over Columbus three to six Indianapolis downed two three Louisville three to zero Milwaukee seven over Kansas City four St Paul eight to Minneapolis three. A note mentions pendrie ceaps and a candle count reaching 327000.
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