Crackers Rained Out and Vols Set to Play in Poncey
In Nashville rain washed out Tuesday’s game, delaying the Crackers as Dewey Marshall and Bill Statham were slated to oppose the Vols in a final Voltown matchup. The series moves to Ponce de Leon with two games, while Charlie Frank and Spiller discuss Cutt Markle’s status and potential Reds dealings.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday’s results span the Southern, National, South Atlantic and other leagues with rain affecting several matchups. Key outcomes include Pittsburg 10 New York 1, Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 Brooklyn 1, Boston 3 St. Louis 2, and Washington 4 Cleveland 6, plus Greenville 6 Augusta 12 and Spartanburg 8-2 Charlotte 6-2 with the second game seven innings due to darkness.
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Indians Edge Nationals in Tight July Showdown
Cleveland holds on by a hair as Onay and Frickson spark a late rally, while New York defeats Detroit 6 to 5 to complete a sweep. Ruth drives in the go ahead run in the seventh, with Meusel and Ward contributing key hits.
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Geary Debuts With Reds in 6-4 Win Over Philadelphia
Geary wins Cincinnati debut as Reds top Philadelphia 6 to 4. Winters also first appearance for Philadelphia as rain delays limit scoring after Roush homers in the eighth. Umpires Rigler and Moran. Time about two hours.
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New York
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Frank's Gang and Golf Clips From A Tense Open Day
Nelson Whitney and Pat O’Hara led qualifiers in the national open at Columbia Country Club with 78s. The Atlanta Crackers vs Nashville Vals set for Ponce de Leon Park at 3 pm as New Orleans Pelicans arrive for two games, while heavy hitters and multiple scores populate a chaotic day of baseball and golf.
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Hara
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Nashville Vals
Ponce de Leon
Vols
New Orleans Pelicans
Marshall
Nashville
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Audubon Golf Club
New Orleans
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Richmond County Club
Virginia
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Columbia
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Richmond Country Club
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Charles H. Lorms
Layvern
Arthur Beebe
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Spring Lake
Wilfred Thomson
Joseph iKirkwood
Austra
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Deal
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Country Club
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West Point
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Little World's Series Opens as Yankees Face Indians
The Cleveland Indians host the New York Yankees in a best four out of seven set, starting today in Cleveland. The series could decide the league champion and determine paths for the World Series, with games at the Pala grounds from today through August 2.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Yankees
Speaker'a
Championa
Pala
Harve
Yustime
New York
Lenglen and Leitch Face American Tennis Golf Hosts
New York reports America dominating global sports but awaiting home events by top European stars. Suzanne Lenglen and Miss Leitch lead French and British talent in tennis and golf as they prepare for American audiences.
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Europe
America
Stara
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Mile Lenglen
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Long
United States
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Miss Leitch
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
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Doris E. Chambers
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Lenglen
Georges
Mile
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