Lefty Thomas Debuts as Big League Pitcher for Senators
Washington notes Lefty Thomas, rookie from Nashville, starts for the Senators in a five inning debut against St Louis. He fans seven and leaves after wild effort as the Browns win 9 to 7, narrowing the series gap to eleven to ten in favor of St Louis.
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Giants Sweep Pirates in double bill to finish series
New York Giants win both ends of a doubleheader from the Pirates by 4 to 2 and 3 to 0 before a 23,000 crowd. Barnes and Fitzsimmons held Pittsburg to four hits, Aldridge allowed similar totals, Morrison shutout after four frames, and Jack Bentley drove in two runs with a pinch hit double.
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Lyons records twentieth win as Chicago shines
Lyons earns his twentieth victory of the year in thebaa for Chicago, holding Boston to five hits. Ehmke struggled in the opener, while Falk stunned by making a one hand catch in left field while lying on his back.
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Yankees Take Opener As Detroit Falls 3 to 1
New York wins the first game of the series 3 to 1 over Detroit. Lou Gehrig hits his 20th homer in the second inning. Catcher Johnny Bassler and pitcher Urban Shocker are injured during the game and leave with the officials referring to a finger trauma and a leg bruise. Wells Doyle Bassler Woodall Hoyt Bengough cited in the scoring.
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Horse Breeders Stake Won by Peter Maltby
Peter Maltby, owned by the Arden Homestead stable of Goshen New York, won the Horse Breeders Futurity for two year old trotters over three heats in Columbia Ohio The event carried a purse of 21500 and was the day’s feature on the grand circuit meet Hollywood Susan was set in each heat with only four horses competing for the money at the Chamber of Commerce meet.
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Trot racing heats reward Trumpet in steady wins
In the two eight trots both heats were won by Trumpet in handy fashion. In the second heat Mag Abbe of Murphy stables led on the upper turn before breaking her stored. Later Trots at 3508 trot went to Peter with Eger Coley taking the top spots in each heat.
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Marshall College blanked Glenville in season opener
Marshall College opened its football season in Huntington with a 26 to 0 victory over Glenville Normal School. Red Crist starred as quarterback and captain. The game saw frequent fights and wrangling, and Glenville managed only one first down.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Enjoying Prosperity
New York reports Chesapeake and Ohio’s August net operating income at 2,345,232 up from 2,032,485 in August 1924. The line shows gross near 11,685,354 and eight month totals to 19,069,143, ahead of last year’s 14,908,348 with gross over 78,541,245. Philadelphia notes LaSalle Prep’s William Benedetto breaks a leg in a game against Calvert School as LaSalle wins 7-0.
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Backers of Pirates Seek Odds in World Series Bets
New York reports backers of the Pittsburgh Pirates are wagering on the 1910 World Series against the Washington Nationals. One Wall Street firm quoted twelve thousand dollars against ten thousand that the Pirates will win the series. A French scientist claims a medicine cures illness if bootleg does not.
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