Triple in Ninth Breaks Up Game
Washington fell 7 to 6 to St. Louis as a ninth inning rally decided the game. Jacobson delivered a three run triple to center after a fumbled ball loaded the bases. Detroit outlasted Boston 4 to 3 in 11 innings with Manush and Cobb contributing key plays. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 3 as Mostil muffed a fly and Baumgartner worked with runners on.
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Pirates rout Giants as Maranville widens record
Pittsburg defeated New York 9 to 2 in a decisive game. Cuyler collected three hits including a triple, raising his series total to nine. Maranville extended his errorless streak to 161 chances.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader in New York
The New York team split a doubleheader in a game marked by a strong start and a late rally. Pennock faced a tough challenge in the second round as the visitors claimed the key win.
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Baseball Recap Summary
Off Dickerman 2, Bu cas struck out 3 by Benton 1 Yeargin 1. Genewich allowed 5 hits in 1 3 inning. Lucas gave up 7 hits in 3 2 3 innings. Benton 4 in 2 innings. Yeargin 3 in 2 innings. Losing pitcher Genewich.
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Pitts and Powers 10 Match Tonight At Clark Park
Black Pitts and Montana Powers teams scheduled to meet at Clark Park at 6 30 this evening after yesterday's game was postponed due to cold and rain Hovey will start for the Pitts and Medvor for Powers in the hurlers duel.
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Gonzaga Hurler Signed by Chicago White Sox
Spokane July 18 Phil Wagner a 21 year old pitcher from Gonzaga University has been signed by the Chicago White Sox and will report at Ohio August 26.
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Ambiguous local mentions from historical clipping
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Tales Of A Wayside Tee By Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice reflects on how a golfer’s favorite club shapes confidence and success. He recalls the old mashie like an enduring friend in a bag filled with shifting irons, noting its broad face aids chip shots and approaches near the green.
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Marquis Finds Putter Reigns in Golf Debut
Colonel Marquis takes up golf and discovers a faithful putter calms his game on his second day. The club helps from the start, sending the ball into the cup and performing well from twenty yards out. His rival Marc Connelly glowers as Marquis sticks with the club.
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Old Wooden Club Brings Back Rugged Golf Memories
Dar recalls a 50 year old wooden club gifted by an old Hoylake friend. The shaft is long and springy, the grip traditional, the head pale gold and narrowly faced, nicknamed grassy. The club honors Patrick and sits beside memorabilia of Sayers Frost Lillywhite Allan and a carved Dutch tile.
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Greece Adopts Machinery to Harvest Tobacco Crops
Greece shifts to mechanized tobacco farming with power cutters and cigarette-making machines reducing hand cutting and hand processing of the weed.
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Wills Reaches Olympic Tennis Finals in Singles and Doubles
Miss Helen Wills, American champion, advances to the final rounds of both singles and doubles at the Olympic championships in Colombe. She faces Mile. Emmilienne Viaste for the singles title and teams with Mrs. George Wightman to meet McKane and Covell for the doubles crown. Vincent Richardson and Henri Cochet contest the men’s final.
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United States leads in Olympic swimming events in France
The United States dominates swimming at the Paris Olympics with 60 points from 100, totaling 116, as Britain trails. Elisabeth Becker, Aileen Riggin, and Carol Fletcher sweep springboard diving, Johnny Weissmuller wins 400 meter freestyle, Warren Kealoha takes 100 meter backstroke, and a U S women's relay sets records in 400 meters and 100 meter backstroke.
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United States Leads in Aquatic Standings at Paris Games
Official tallies from the French Olympic committee after six days place the United States first with 116 points. Sweden shows second with 39 after beating Belgium in water polo, followed by Great Britain with 36 and Australia with 30. France 14, Belgium 8, Hungary 4, Denmark 3, Japan 4, Switzerland 2, New Zealand 2, with Holland Austria and Luxemburg at one each. The U S defeated Holland in the tie for fifth in water polo.
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Vernon club appeals to commissioner over Courtney deal
The Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league announced to Commissioner Landis that the Chicago American League club failed to adjust the Courtney transfer. Vernon claims pitcher Marry Courtney was poorly conditioned when sent from the Box and later to Vernon, with a reported price of 10 000 dollars.
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Champion I8 Upset at Illinois Championships Doubles
William Tilden and young A L Wiener were upset in a late round doubles at Skokie Country Club. George Lott and Axel Gravem of Chicago defeated the pair in straight sets with net play accuracy, 3-6 4-1 6-3.
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Freene Athletic Club to Sail for Hawaii and Japan Tour
The Freene Athletic club baseball team of Japanese players, claiming the Japanese championship of the United States, plans to sail from San Francisco on September 2 for a tour of the Hawaiian Islands and Japan. The regular squad will be reinforced by Pitcher Miyahara of Centre College.
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Grimes Released to Pacific Coast League Club
Chicago Nationals first baseman Ray Grimes was released outright to the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club tonight.
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Nurmi diet and training reveal Olympic stamina in Finland
The paper hanger from Helsingfors known as Sy Nurmi follows a strict dairy and poultry diet with no fish or red meat and abstains from alcohol and smoking. He trains intensely by running long daily miles and walking, aided by Finland's simple, disciplined lifestyle and deep religious beliefs. He aims for a new mile record at Yankee Stadium in September, targeting four minutes six seconds.
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