St Louis Triumphs as Double and Single Drive Win
In a nine inning game St Louis C. beat New York Shocker 7 to 1. Gerber doubled and Sister singled in the third to spark the scoring. New York threatened in the sixth with bases loaded and one out but failed to score. Shawkey and Ruel pitched for New York while Shocker and Severeid caught.
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Indians Top Red Sox 8 0 Behind Bagby Prowess
Cleveland defeated Boston 8 to 0 as pitcher Bagby earned his 21st win of the season. Jamieson Gardner and Chapman provided strong support while the Indians chased Harper and Karr from the mound with early hits. Boston's offense was stifled with only two reaching second base.
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Butte Mines league urged to improve fields and crowds
The Butte Mines league reports strong attendance and community spirit but calls for stadium seating, fences, and crowd-control measures at Timber Butte Meaderville and Clark Playgrounds. Improvements would reduce dust, plan for bleachers, and protect players from crowd interference as the league expands.
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America Polo Team Defeats Belgians 11
In Ostend Belgium today the American polo team defeated Belgium 15 to 3 in Olympic contest. The Americans showed superior mallet skill and teamwork despite a hard Belgian effort. Capt. Arthur Harpie led the lineup with Terry Allen and Col John.ingomery in the back, while Col Nelson E. acted as another key player. The match followed a previous 8 to 3 victory over Belgium on Monday. The British Spain game was postponed to Saturday.
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Norway Wins Olympic Hunting Arms Contest
Norway takes the Olympic hunting arms title on points after victories in running deer shooting and strong showings in clay target events. American trapshooters dominated the clay targets, but Norway's four first places in running deer and top finishes across events earned the overall win.
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Grimes Stars With Hitting as Reds Fall to Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 9 to 0 as three Reds pitchers allow nine runs. Grimes shines on mound and at plate with three hits, three runs scored, and two RBIs. Batteries Ring Dressler Lowe and Wingo versus Grimes Miller.
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Ninth Inning Rallies Highlight Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Pittsboro split a doubleheader as ninth inning dramatics decided both games. Pittsboro won 6 to 5 in the opener with late runs, and Philadelphia edged the nightcap 5 to 4 as Gallia protected Causey with a ninth inning rally.
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Giants Defeat Cards In Extra-Inning Game
New York Giants beat St. Louis 6 to 5 in an extra inning showdown. Burns scored the winning run after a sequence of hits and a Bancroft sacrifice. Frisch hit a clutch triple, while Kelly assisted with a tying run. Cardinals chased Douglas from the mound in the eighth, plating three.
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Cubs Split Doubleheader With Braves in Broadcast Report
In a two game set, Boston beats Chicago 4 0 in game one and loses 8 2 in game two with Vaughn returning after removal. Batteries, fielding notes and lineups feature players like Vaughn, Jaeger, Martin, Bailes and Illerer amid a confused OCR text.
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American Racqueteers Sail for Antipodes
The U S tennis team bound for the Davis Cup challenge will sail from Vancouver in November and reach New Zealand by late November with matches likely around Christmas The American side asks for a three week practice interval after arrival as per the Davis committee announcement from New York.
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Speed Over 200 MPH Expected At International Plane Contest
New York July 28 forecast by Mayor Charles Glidden acting chair of the Aero Club of America projects speeds above 200 miles an hour in the international aeroplane contest to be held in France starting Sept. 27. top entries include the United States Army Air Service with Maj. R. W. Schroeder noted for recent record altitude flight.
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Rifle Grenade Sets New World Pace Record at Columbus
In Columbus on July 28 Rifle Grenade, a champion B-year-old pacing gelding, lowered his world record by a second and a half in heat two of the American trotting breeders purse, as part of a program of pacing events. The meet featured the J Dunkle pace and races involving Symbol S Forrest and Ethel Chimes. Whalebone prices also noted, reflecting bygone fashion economics.
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