Giants and Reds Split double bill in New York
New York and Cincinnati split a doubleheader, winning the first 6 to 5 and losing the second 2 to 1 in thirteen innings. The Pirates beat Boston to extend their lead. Lindstrom injured after a spike incident. In the second game Cincinnati and New York produced a tight pitching duel as Rixey and Luque held the offenses in check. Brooklyn beat St Louis 4 to 2 to climb to fourth place. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 12 to 2 to move into sixth place.
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New York
Cincinnati
Iosing
Pirates
Boston
Pittsburg
Frank Snyder
Heatt
Adolfo Luque
Walker
Holke
Caveney
Giants
Que
Lindstrom
McGraw
Ortiz
Ind Cincinnati
Rixey
Biemiller
May
Wingo
Kreuger
Barnes
Fitzsimmons
AB. S
B. Zitemann
Smith
Ccs
Pinelli
Roush
Crits
Hargrave
C. Ce
Laque
NEW York Players
Frisch
Meusel
Terry
Seaseed
Kelly
Bentley
Jackson
Farrell, Sa
Senet
Sean Ee Ie
Getece
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cardinals
Cantrel
Robins
Wheat
Cox
Fourniers
Inntings
RH. KE
Louis
Rhem, Dickerman
O’farrell
Cantrell and
Deberry
Phillis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Keen
Jones
Brown
Martiett
Knight
Wilson
White Sox
Red Vaber
Herb Pennock
Hooper
Kamm
Faber
Peacock and
Bengough
Ber
Schalk
American League Results Snapshot from Detroit and St Louis
The record shows Detroit beating Boston 10 to 8 while Cleveland defeated New York 8 to 0. St Louis and Detroit play a game, and New York visits Chicago as early baseball schedules unfold with remaining matchups and club pairings noted.
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Detroit
Boston
Louis
Wesbiattos
New York
Cleveland
Fene
Wee
Baseball scores and standings update for several teams
National league results show Pittsburg 2 Boston 0 and New York 6 Cincinnati in the second game Cincinnati 2 New York in thirteen innings Brooklyn 4 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2. Today games list St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Boston. Standings list New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston with varied win percentages and games back.
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National Ulis
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
L Pet. Pubes
Princeton trio to join Bluefield College sports program
Three top Princeton High School athletes Marshall Karnes and Austin commit to Bluefield College joining the Fighting Deacons. Coach Emsweller plans a large football and basketball roster with a camp at the fair grounds starting Monday. Austin Karnes and Marshall are noted as standout pitchers guards and track stars bringing strong multi sport talent to the Baptist institution.
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Princeton High School
Bluefield College
Fighting Deacons
Sam Emenweller
Fair Grounds
Marshall
Austin
Karnes
Emgweller
Princeton Hi
Princeton High
Princeton
Charleston
Himee
Baptists
Tony Marshall
Emisweiler
Ineaton
Ioh
Norte
Prinestan
Pmewerller Arneivert
Emsweller
Fair Crounds
Coalfield League Scores Reported Across Regions
In New Jersey the professionals faced Bluefeld while Wheeling played in the Middle Atlantic League. Final tallies included Johestown 6 Seotidais 13 and Fairtunt 0, reflecting regional league activity with multiple teams noted.
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Middle Atlantic League
Wheeling
Johestown
Seotidais
Fairtunt
Browns Beat Senators 11 to 8 in Slugfest
St. Louis Browns rally past Washington 11 to 8 as Sisler hits two triples and H Rice homers. Washington manager Harris ejected in fourth. Ruether, Marberry shelled while five Browns pitchers work. Athletics stumble as Philadelphia loses.
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St. Louis
Inuis Browns
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Coveleskie
Ruether
Marberry
Browns
Sisler
Lamotte
H Rice
Stanley Harris
Owens
Nick Altrock
Teale
Giard
Robertson
Goslin
Adams
H. Rice
J. Harris
S Rice
Jamotte
Jacobson
McNeely
Oovelea
Ballou
Russell
Giardo
Davis
Danforth
Vangilder
Dineen
Panoramic pantomime at the ballpark charms fans
Umpire Tommy Connolly and players Ray Schalk Aaron Ward provide an un rehearsed comedy act at Yankee Stadium as Ward dusts plate and Connolly endures jokes. Ray Schalk and Ed Walsh star in a game marked by lighthearted banter and disputed calls with Connolly keeping his humor through thirty years on the American League staff.
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al Schach
Nick Altrock
Schach
Altrock
Ankee Stadium
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Aaron Ward
Yanks
Tommy Connolly
Connolly
Ward
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Walsh
Papwe
McQuillan Sues Giants for Back Salary Over Due Wages
New York pitcher Hughie McQuillan of the Giants filed two court actions seeking a total of 2038.45 in back salary. He claims 338.45 for the week ending July 22 and 1700 for July end to Sept 1 under his contract. His wife has filed for divorce naming a Bronx co respondent.
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New York
Hughie McQuillan
New York Giants
McQuillan
John McGraw
McGraw
Supreme Court
Marquis Returns to St Joseph From Yankees
Pitcher Jim Marquis, right handed, was sent back today to the St Joseph Western League club by Yankees manager Miller Hugging. Marquis had been acquired from St Joseph on August 1 in a deal reportedly valued around 20 000 dollars. Reports say Marquis could be shipped later to Atlanta. Aaron Ward, the Yankees third baseman, will appear Friday when New York reaches St Louis after quitting July 26 due to injuries following 558 straight starts since July 21, 1920.
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Chicago
Jim Marquis
New York Yankees
St. Joseph
Miller Hugging
Marquis
Atlanta
Aaron Ward
Yankee
New York Cub
St Louis
Ward
Baseball Scores from Southern and American Associations
In New Orleans trailing 9 to 4, Memphis beats Southern Association opponents. Atlanta edges Nashville 11 to 5 and Birmingham tops Chattanooga 9 to 2. Chicago area results include Topeka-like scores with St Paul 4 Louisville 3 and Kanade City 9 Columbus 6. Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 5 and Toledo 6 Milwaukee 8 in twelve innings.
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Southern Association Mempbis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Naghville
Imingham
Chattanooga
Jobte
Lattle Rock
American Association
International League mergeume results and scores
In Jersey City Horchester beat Providence 8 to 4. Thiffalin won 5 to Reading 3. Toronto edged Baltimore 5 to 4 in the first game and Yoronto 4 to Baltimore 1 in the second.
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Mergeume
Jersey City
Horchester
Providence
Thiffalin
Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Yoronto
News of Colored Folk CRYSTAL
News notes from Crystal include visiting relatives in Virginia andRoanoke and attendees at Mrs. R H McKay's funeral. Local missionary society activities at John Stewart Methodist and Ladies Usher Board meetings are announced with dates and hosts. Princeton briefs report visitors from Greenville North Carolina Baltimore and Bluefield and returns from Emporia and Norfolk trips.
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Crystal
M. B. Holcomb
Sandy Mills
Martha Cabbie
Virginia
J. B. Brown
Roanoke
Bramwell
R. H. McKay
R. H. McKay Were: Mr. and Mress Beckley Smith
L. Reynolds
John Collins
Essie ‘Saunders
Sallie Valentine
Judge Johnson
Henry Johnson
E. G. Helcomb
Mary
Roosevelt Carter
Bheld
Katherine Farmer
Matoake
Princeton
Leslie BK
John Dickerson
Greenville
N. C
Dicckerson
Misa Mitchell
Mr. Dickerson
Fred J. tHfl
Baltimore
Estelle Saunders
Bluefleld
Thelma Dickerson
Prof
R. Samel
Emporia
Norfolk
Blue Grays to host New Jersey Professionals in big semi pro clash
The Blue Grays meet the New Jersey Professionals this afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Mart y Harper may pitch for the visitors, who arrive undefeated on their Virginia and West Virginia tour. Lodi’s club and stars like Murray Knothe O Shea will face Ray Prince’s squad in a high profile Coalfield League showdown.
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Ray Prince
New Jersey
Fair Grounds
Virginia
West Virgina
Anticino
Marty Harper
Harper
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Clicut
Lodi
West Virginia
John Murray
Norfolk
Cobblelaar
Sesomaen
George Knothe
Newark
Porky O'Shea
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Exciting finishes and upsets mark getaway at North Randall
The Grand Circuit card at North Randall featured several upsets and near-record races. Theodore Guy won the 2:08 pace heats one and three with Phil O Neil taking the second, and a $10 bet on Theodore Guy paid $95. Hollywood Suwanne led the colt races, while Jean Grattan pulled off a major upset in the Spark Plug special with a $132.50 return on a $10 ticket. Donald A. claimed the 2:08 trot first two heats, and Silas J Patchen won the 2:14 pace finale ahead of Botnle Watts.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Theodore Guy
Phil O'Neil
Hollywood Suwanne
Wire Worthy
Josephine Volo
Jean Grattan
Ticke
Jae O'Connor
Sempro
Donald A
Kentucky Todd, Jr
Silas J. Patchen
Botnle Watts
Davis Gap Threats in Opain Singles Reach Semifinals
In Brooklyne Massachusetts August day tournament action saw Australian pair Gerald Patterson and John B Hawkes advance to the semifinals by defeating Lou and Williams in a five set match. American teams White and Keimer Williams and Lott and Kinsey all bowed out in quarterfinal play. The veteran Johnston and Griffin upset Tilden and Wiener in five sets to join Patterson Hawkes, while Sietee and Williams eliminated Alonso Flaquer in four sets.
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Brooklyne
Mass
Aug
Wood
White
Keimer
Williams
Lott
Chicago
Gerald Patterson
John B. Hawkes
Robert G
Howard O. Kinsey
San Francisco
Lewis N. White
Lamia Tate
Texas
Tio Vincents Sietee
Yonkers
N. Y
R. Norris Williams, II
Philadelphia
Macdonald Smith Captures Long Island Open Title
Garden City N Y Aug 26 A Macdonald Smith western open champion posted 281 to win the Long Island open golf title at Salisbury links in a two day tournament ending today. His rounds were 70 70 68 73.
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Garden City
N.Y
A. Macdonald Smith
Salisbury Links
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Linstrom
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Burrus
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Smale
Kiger
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Coalfield League
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Bluefeld
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