Plucky Play Wins Arlington Handicap On Heavy Load
Plucky Play, an outsider at 10-1, defeats heavy weight champ Equipoise by a neck in the Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park. George Woolf rode the 5-year-old horse My Play-Lucky to a 2:21 2/5 mile and a $22,004 purse. Equipoise carried 134 pounds, Pittsburgher and Tred Avon followed in the money.
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My Play-Lucky
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Shady Brook
U S G A weighs four day Open and Goodman omission
Mitch notes the United States Golf Association may extend the Open to four days to ease player and press burden. He discusses Herbert Ramsay and officials backing the change, and analyzes Johnny Goodman being left off the Walker Cup squad amid questions of amateur status and selection considerations.
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Herbert Ramsay
Proschett Bush
Fresh Meadows
Gene Sarazen
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Remsay
Ohnny Goodman
U.S. Golf Association
Goodman
Johnny
Francis Culmet
Association
Ramsay
Qone
Bobby Jones
Jones
Pairings Named for President's Cup Golf Tourney at Athens
Mike Heaney announced 22 qualifiers and first round pairings for the President's Cup at Athens Country Club. Matches start soon with players listed including G. E. Mitchell, Roy Shirley, H. G. Householder, H. Vorhes, and several others to face off in the opening round. Heaney departed for Mansfield to compete in the National PGA qualifying in St. Paul next month.
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Mike Heaney
G. E. Mitchell
Roy Shirley
H. G. Householder
H. Vorhes
HB. J. Jones
B. C. Schloss
John Spregue
T. N
Mansfield
St. Paul
Athens Team Dominates Middleport in Recreation League Victory
Battery E routed the All Stars 17 to 1 Friday night as 18 hits fueled the win. Hall F Cross and Woodard led the attack. The elimination tournament begins at Middleport with a local league picked team facing Maggie West Virginia Monday night. Schedule lists All Stars vs Ohio Fuel Monday and other matchups through Friday.
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W. Va
Tigers and Browns split doubleheader in St Louis
Detroit Tigers and St Louis Browns split a July doubleheader. The Tigers won the nightcap 8 to 4 with Stone Rhiel and Davis homers, while the Browns took the opener 5 to 2 behind Jack Burns' grand slam and solid pitching by Hedley.
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Schulte
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Jack Burns
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Hayworth
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Crabtree Hero as Reds Edge Cardinals 3 2
Crabbtree tripled and scored the winning run as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 3 2. Carleton started for the Cards but left with injury. Roettger delivered the tying run for Cincinnati in the ninth. Attendance around 5,600.
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Senators Rally to Beat Athletics in Final Inning
Washington Senators scoring two runs in the last inning defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5. Rice walked and scored the tying run on Manush’s triple. West delivered the game winning single after Cronin and Kubel loaded the bases. Foxx added his 40th homer. Manush had two triples and two doubles for the Senators.
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Washington Senators
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Kubel
West
Jimmy Foxx
Senators
Philadelphia
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Cochrane
Coffman
Brown
Marberry
Weaver
Berg
Mapie
Indians Edge Chicago in 12 Inning Duel
Cleveland and Chicago played a 12 inning thriller with Lew Fonseca driving in the winner as the White Sox beat the Indians 6 to 5. Barl Averill homered twice for Cleveland while Wes Ferrell allowed 19 hits and Ted Lyons 15.
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Barl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Ted Lyons
Hayes
Ferrell
Sewell
Lyons
Grube
Pirates Gain Ground with 22-8 Victory Over Cubs
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 22 to 8 to extend their lead to four and a half games. Chicago starter Charley Rost exited in the third as the Pirates' offense totaled 31 hits off nine pitchers led by Rogers Hornsby.
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Fitteburgh Pirates
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Bas
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Smith
May
Malone
Taylor
Hartnett
Swift
Brame
Prench
Harria
Grace
Phillies Take Doubleheader Over Dodgers in National League
Philadelphia Phillies win both games from the Brooklyn Dodgers in a July 23 doubleheader. First game features a 15 hit attack with William Watson Clark and Babe Phelps, and Flint Rhein securing a 10 to 2 win. In the nightcap Phil Collins earns the victory as the club extends its lead in the standings.
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U.2
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
William Watson Clark
Babe Phelps
Flint Rhein
Phil Collins
All-Star Team Cruises to 15-0 Victory in Athens
The All-Star team from Athens Twilight League walloped Standard Dining of Columbus Liga 0 in a 15-0 win at the local field Friday evening. Maddon pitched steadily for Athena, allowing seven hits and eight strikeouts, while Wright and Leedham shared pitching duties for the visitors. Athens pounded 19 hits, with four extras including two by Wright and Madden, and Smith made a crucial shoe-string catch to thwart a potential rally.
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aEhuieen
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Theisen McDaniel
Een
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Nuance Saight League
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Om Wright
Ty Am
Haddex
Strick Mit
TF Ham
Harde Hite
Leadare
Yin Sinnin
Inni Lae Piteher-Leedham
Hug and
Finsterwald
Giants Win Doubleheader Over Boston in 24 Innings
New York Giants beat Boston 2 2 in 24 innings then 2 0 in nightcap before darkness halted play. Memphis Bill Terry sparked the opener with a ninth inning single and later tied the game, while the second game saw Lindstrom drive in the winning run. Hoyt Luque vs Brown Cantwell pitched in the long affair as the Giants rise to sixth place.
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Yanks Sweep Sox in doubleheader to extend lead
New York rallies to beat Boston 4 3 in 15 innings and 5 4 in nightcap to widen AL margin over Philadelphia to nine and a half games. Gehrig, Ruffing key in both games with hits and seven strikeouts. Johnson homer and Lazzeri power the second game.
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Johnson
Lew Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Smead Jolley
Rex Sox
Lee Pitches Red Birds to 0-2 Victory
Wid e new manager at the helm, Columbus Ret Binns returned home and pitched to beat Louisville 2 to 0. Billy Southworth appointed manager 10 days ago in Minneapolis and sent Binns again, delivering a happy choice. The Colonels had seven hits as Lee led to the shutout with Snard Ovo scoring two runs. A double header tomorrow ends the series with Louisville.
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No Upsets In First Round At Athens Net Meet
In Athens the first round of the net meet produced few surprises with top seed Tinker advancing over Hitusan 3 0 and Wagner defeating Hires 18 8. Elites and Frightner also won as favorites face upcoming rounds while Nitthe avoided upset and Hearh from Athena High School reached the second round.
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Get Reach
Pitdy Wall
Finda Wits
Addison Tied For Top P Place
Addison tied for top place after a night of play at the city recreation league games. Notable performers included Thomas and Dougherty with strong pitching and Timibed Wormeldor also contributing, as the evening showcased competitive matchups and advancing teams toward a potential semifinal round.
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Lewes
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Aid
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Agmnon Coe
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Arktivan
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Rod Woemelktoet
Ameekan Leglow
Parmer
Pacha Koff
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