Giants Turn To Beat Reds Twice At Polo Grounds
New York dominates Cincinnati in a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. The Giants win 4 32 in the opener and 9 3 in the nightcap. Key moments include Benny Kauff Zimmermans double and a late hit and run by Chase, with Luque and Benton involved in heated exchanges and a brawl triggering benches emptying actions.
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Unclear Scores From Fragmented Baseball Card
Fragmented text lists multiple team scores and mismatched city names including Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City St Paul Indianapolis Misville and unparsed figures. No coherent game structure or dates. Likely sports brief with partial results.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledoo
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Indianapolis
Misville
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Pirates in Last Skit at Braves
Weather delays force Braves to postpone a Pirates doubleheader at Braves Field. Pirates arrive with new players including Cecil Algernon Causey, while manager Bezdek plans to stay in baseball and coach at Penn State. Whitted joins Pirates in a Casey Stengel swap.
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Braves
Hugo Bezdek
Pliot
Buccaneers
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Bezdek
Pittsburg
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Philly
Casey Stengal
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Hot Action Promised At C A C Boxing Card
Promotion for Friday night at the Commercial A C promises a top bout between George Robinson of Cambridge and Joe Egan of Dorchester with Sir Joseph also in the lineup. Manager Jim McDonald predicts a hard, early battle as Robinson uses the small ring to pressure Egan. Three other bouts are expected on the card.
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Jim McDonald
George Robinson
Cambridge
Joe Egan
Dorchester
Sir Joseph
McDonald
A. C
Egan
George
Fragmentary Rail Route Notes
A partial OCR fragment lists city pairs including Birmingham Nashville and Mobile with numbers and an unclear sequence. No complete event or action is evident.
No comeback in the raincheck league
A humorous critique of baseball rain checks where fans lose refunds when games are rained out. It highlights how clubs cash in on weather delays, the fair weather rule for returning tickets, and the old world view of ballpark practices, with references to the Braves Giants Polo Grounds and umpire decisions.
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Giants
Maine
Fenway Park
Coatiie
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Notta Chance
Abe Lincoln
White House
Abe
Ball
Lincoln
Dorchester Boxer Joe Eagan Eyes Night Bout at Commercial A. C.
Rain spoiled Joe Eagan's plan to watch Gerald Patterson and boost his own odds. The Dorchester lad is slated to box George Robinson tonight at the Commercial A. C. venue, as Patterson may attend to scout potential matchup.
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Dorchester
Joe
Chestnut Hill
Gerald Patterson
Patterson
George Robinson
A. C
Big array of bike champs headlining Revere track night
Tomorrow night at the Revere cycle track riders Carman the American motor paced champion Madonna the Italian champion Goulette the Australian title holder Spencer who dethroned Kramer two seasons ago and Ray Paton will compete in key events. Carman and Madonna race a special half mile remount allowed by an eight lap accident clause. A three cornered sprint features Eaton Goulette and Spencer. Double prices will apply to tonight’s races due to high stars.
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Carman
Madonna
Goulette
Spencer
Kramer
Ray Paton
Eaton
Newark
Rain Delays Playground Exercises At Two Centers
A northeast rainstorm led to canceling sessions at Lexington Centre and East Lexington playgrounds yesterday. If weather clears, a joint gathering with swimming and baseball games is planned today at the Centre playground for both morning and afternoon sessions.
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Lexington Centre
East Lexington
Final Net Victory Looms as Australians Meet California Pair
Weather delays forced the National doubles final to today at Longwood courts Chestnut Hill. Brookes and Patterson of Australia face Johnston and Griffin of California in a highly anticipated 3:45 pm match. The winners set to challenge Tilden and Richards in the title round.
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Griffin
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Rochester Baltimore 4 Reading 1 First Game
Rochester defeats Reading 4 to 1 in game one as Baltimore leads 6 to 3 in a later matchup against Binghamton. Jersey City hosts Toronto Rain in a separate note with unclear details.
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Reading
Binghamton
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Tutta Hata
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Toronto
Mays Suspension Battle Tops American League Board
New York Aug 14 The American League board of directors overruled Ban Johnson’s suspension of Carl W Mays and barred future suspensions without a hearing. They demand a full accounting of the sinking fund with details of deposits and investments and set deadlines for Johnson to respond. The meeting featured Comiskey Frazee Ruppert and letters from Czar John Boy amid injunctions and looming hearings.
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Marry H. Frazee
Jacob Ruppert
Jim Dunn
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White Sox
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Cardinals Clean Up Twice Against Lowly Phillies
St. Louis won both ends of a doubleheader over Philadelphia 4 to 2 and 6 to 3. The first game saw all runs in the sixth inning on three scratch hits with Stock Hornsby and Clemons driving in key runs. In the second game Hornsby sparked a fourth inning rally after an error and a double steal as Tragesser argued a safe-play call. Manager Gray played in both games and Pinch hitter Gray hit a homer in game one and drove in two in game two.
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United Drug Baseball Seeks Labor Day Opponents
The United Drug nine is without a game for tomorrow and Labor Day and seeks arrangements for those days. Contact Manager Crosby at the United Drug Company plant.
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United Drug Baseball
Crosby
United Drug Company
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