Athletic union chiefs praise Panama Pacific games
Arthur Lill reports the Panama Pacific athletic championships were the finest National AAU event with fast track times. Pirates and Braves rumors swirl as Clarke's Pirates beat the Braves while talk of a Detroit Braves series grows. Meyer and Higgins clash as runners prepare for Allied Union meet. weight throwers threaten to quit. Matty Baldwin plans a boxing comeback and Jimmy Moran targets a 10 mile motor paced race in Nashua on Labor Day.
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Baseball Rules and a Boston Washington Game Query
A reader asks if runners may advance on a walk with no covering at second and if throws away by a catcher allow further advances. The note requests game error counts for Boston vs Washington on Aug 13 and Braves Dedication Day earned runs, plus who coached Savage of the BAA.
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Concord Girls Claim Diamond Title With Junction Win
The Concord girls defeated Concord Junction 25 to 7 in seven innings at Concord Centre. Katherine Burns hit a first inning home run as Concord Centre clinched the summer diamond title with a second win over Junction. Batteries Crowe Cullinane for Concord and Colby Miller for Junction. Umpire Loftus.
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Reds Again Trim M Graws Giants
McKenery pitched brilliantly as Cincinnati overwhelmed New York 6 to 1. The Reds seized early control and never relinquished the lead, extending their winning streak over the Giants.
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M'Graw
Giants
Vermont State golf championship sees tight qualifying round
In Bennington Vermont Aug 19 the state golf tourney opened with a tight qualifying round and match play. F P Clark of Ekwanok edged a three way tie with 82 to win medal honors after a playoff with W A Barber and F B Jennings. Mt Anthony and Ekwanok tied 30 strokes in the Governor McCullough cup playoff, Mt Anthony prevailing 348 to 356. Dr E M Pond of Rutland beat A L White of Ekwanok at the 20th hole.
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Insurance Endorsed as Smart Investment by Expert
An expert in the Sun Day Post Magazine argues insurance is a prudent financial move, outlining benefits and reasons why readers should consider it as part of their long term plans.
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Cardinals Edge Braves in 4 1 Ballpark Thriller
The Cardinals defeated the Braves 4 to 1 as Red Ames pitched well for Boston with five innings and Bob Bescher led the visitors with four safeties across the contest. Mysterious errors and timely hits helped St Louis steady its offense on green turf in the new Braves ballpark.
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Dodgers Tread Heels of Leaders in Tight Tilt
Two base hit Good, three base Getz, home run Later. Stolen bases by Good Murray Sater Zabel Myers Wheat. Chicago 5 runs Brooklyn 4. Lavender pitched 8 innings, Cheney 5, Pfeffer 4 1 3, Rucker 4 2 3. Umpires Rigler Cockill. Time 1h 55m.
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Benton Hearing Postponed by National League Directors
President John K. Tener announced that the league directors meeting to decide the Benton case has been postponed from tomorrow to August 24 due to lack of a quorum. Benton, formerly with Cincinnati, is claimed by the Pittsburgh and New York clubs.
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John K. Tener
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Pittsburg
Pirates Pound Quaker Pitchers In Eighth Defeat
Philadelphia game notes Pittsburg offense again battered Philadelphia pitchers. Demaree left in third inning after tough hits while Tincup also troubled in earlier frames and Harmon offered solid work. Hinchman led the Pirates with three singles and a sacrifice in five at bats as the Pirates won 8 to 8.
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Senators Defeat Cleveland 11-6 in 1920s baseball clash
Washington and Cleveland produced an 11 to 6 game with Henry and Moeller hitting key two and three base hits. Hagerman Coumbe and Boehling worked the mound as the Senators offense piled up earned runs and seven walks against Cleveland pitching.
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Scores from regional games include varied results
The bulletin lists outcomes: Louisville defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 and 1 to 0, Minneapolis beat Columbus 5 to 2, Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 8 to 6, with Cleveland and St Paul mentioned but not completed.
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Lewiston Wins Twice in Last-Inning Rallyes at Worcester
Lewiston defeated Worcester in both games on Aug 19. Rettig pitched both games, allowing five hits in 16 innings as Lewiston stormed back to win 11-1 in the opener and 8-2 in seven innings. Key plays included late rallies, stolen bases by Cooney Page and Deneville, and notable hits off Weaver and Williams.
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Lawrence Wins Twice Over Fitchburg In Slow Pitch Duel
Lawrence defeats Fitchburg 7 to 1 and 2 to 1 as O Connell and Thompson spark a late rally in the second game. Fuller and Durning split pitching duties with strong fielding aiding Lawrence’s win. Mahoney hits a homer, Ostergren and Pearson add two-base hits, and Warner swipes a base for Lawrence.
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Lowell and Portland Split DoubleHeader Wins
Lowell beat Portland 8 to 2 in the first game as Dee hit a single and Mann a triple in the ninth inning. In the second game Portland won 5 to 2 with Williams pitching a solid outing.
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Manchester Defeats Lynn 6 to 6 in Fast Game
Manchester ends a losing streak by beating Lynn 6 to 6 in a lively contest. Both teams had eight hits, with Manchester scoring in the eighth on Torphy’s fielder’s error and Briggs’s run.
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Kansas City routs Baltimore in opening game 6 to 1
The Federal League contest in Baltimore saw Kansas City overpower Baltimore 6 to 1. Cullop pitched strongly for the visitors, who bunched hits and led from start to finish. The score by innings shows Kan City taking early control and never relinquishing it. Batteries Cullop Easterly for Kansas City, Johnson and Jacklitsch for Baltimore.
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Newark Defeats Pittsburg Federals 5 to 0 in New Jersey
Newark used Pittsburg Federals as a stepping stone to first place by shutting them out 5 to 0. Ed Reusbach pitched well while Newark bats produced the run support through bunched hits. Batteries Reulbach and Rariden for Newark. Barger, Allen and O'Connor for Pittsburg.
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Buffalo Federals Shut Out Chicago 5 to 0 in opener
Buffalo, N Y. Aug. 19 The Buffalo Federals defeated the league leaders Chicago 5 to 0. Prendergast yielded ten hits with five of them in the seventh inning while Buffalo’s base running produced four runs. Chicago managed a man past second base only once. Final: Buffalo 5 Chicago 0. Batteries Krapp Blair Prendergast Zast Fischer.
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St. Louis Eleven Defeats Brooklyn Federals 4–3
St. Louis won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn in a sluggish game. Myer went 4 for 4 and Drake 3 for 4. A running catch by Kauff on Koras’ long fly highlighted the contest. Batteries Plank Hartley for St. Louis Sea ton Upham H Smith for Brooklyn.
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