Giants Creep Within Four Points In Loss To Reds
New York Giants fought to within four points of Cincinnati as they beat the Reds 6 to 6. Snyder’s ninth inning single started a rally, Frisch’s triple scored Southworth, and Meusel drove in Frisch for the go ahead run. Buried in a cluttered box score, the game featured late hits and errors, with Lindstrom converting a key double play.
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Richlands Rally Tops Honaker In Valley League Tilt
Richlands erased a two run third inning deficit at Honaker then scored in the fourth and eighth to clinch a 8 to 6 victory. Grizzle and Mark each worked well as wild early, the visitors collecting five extra base hits aided by errors. Shelton Drake led Richlands with three hits and two runs while Grizzle earned the win.
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Marre
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Settle
Athletics Hold to Narrow Lead in American League
In St Louis Philadelphia Athletics beat the Browns while Washington lost, keeping a slim AL lead. Williams homered in the ninth, and Stauffer pitched for the A’s as Walberg held the A’s to six hits. Poole and Perkins fueled the offense with key two-base hits and a trio of long drives.
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Tate to Meet Firpo In Buenos Aires Bout
New York July 20 Bill Tate a Negro heavyweight today accepted an offer to meet Luis Angel Firpo in a twelve round decision bout in Buenos Aires the first week of September. The clash will occur as the Prince of Wales is visiting Argentina.
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Middle Atlantic League Scores Update
Cumberland defeats Clarksburg 7 to 6 Wheeling beats Johnstown 7 to 2 Scottdale edges Fairmont 3 to 2 league tally shows tight finishes and notable cross town results across the circuit.
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Assistant cashier of closed bank gives bond
New Martinsville West Virginia July 20 J Friend Alley assistant cashier of the Bank of Pine Grove near here arrested July 13 in connection with irregularities that caused the bank to close was admitted to bail of Alley is in a hospital here convalescing from an operation Relatives complained that the presence of a guard impeded his recovery When surety posted with Justice of the Peace C S Farmer the guard was removed Hospital attaches say Alley will be able to leave within a week.
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Baseball pennant race taps underdogs to lead pack
Billy Evans weighs in on pennant contenders Pittsburg and Detroit slipping early but surging back as McGraw’s Giants suffer injuries. Public sentiment swings among Washington, Philadelphia, and New York while Pirates gain confidence as key NL favorite. Also notes debate over amateur golf championship qualifying reducing field to 16.
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Pirates Fall To Colonial Theatre Team In Loop Game
The Colonial Theatre ball club defeated the South Bluefield Pirates, giving the Pirates a second loss to the Colonials this season. Evans limited the Pirates to six hits, with no more than two per inning, and Willis held the Colonials scoreless after relieving Far Ris in the second. Two-base hits by James and L. Lawrence, a sacrifice by Brewer, and a double play from Alexander to Harris to Cornell are noted. Evans struck out eight, Willis four, Harris three, and Willias walked two batters while Farris walked three.
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Tommy Murphy Takes Three of Four Events at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit
Kalamazoo Michigan July 20 Tommy Murphy won three of four events at the eighteenth Grand Circuit meeting opening with Crawford the favorite in the $2000 Garrett event taking the first and third heats and finishing second in the odd mile. Mag Abbie dominated the 2 12 pace until the final mile when Hal Acme finished ahead.
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Mag Abbie
Hal
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American League results andDerby contenders recap
Baseball scores from major league games include Philadelphia 12 St Louis 8 and Washington 4 Cleveland 2 with Detroit and New York also tallying. Harness racing highlights feature Dr Strongworthy winning in straight heats while Degantle Boy and Orphan Peter place. the $25,000 American Derby at Tuesday's card draws sixteen pacers including Frank Worthy and Lulu Forbes among favorites.
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Dempsey anxious to meet Kearns in Los Angeles
Chicago July 20 Jack Dempsey sped toward Los Angeles to meet former manager Jack Kearns and settle their disputes while confirming a September 1926 contract with promoter Tex Rickard. He denied retiring and said he would box warming up bouts before a Wills or Tunney title match, with Fitzsimmons arranging details for Michigan City.
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Syracuse tops Jersey City in opener. nightcap 9-6
Syracuse defeats Jersey City 2-1 in the first game and wins 9-6 in seven innings in the second. Providence edges Rochester 1-0. Toronto beats Baltimore 5-4. Reading Buffalo participates in a Sunday doubleheader.
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