Reds Crush Giants in Doubleheader to Tighten NL Chase
Cincinnati swept a two game set in New York, winning 4-3 after a long crowd eventful day, then 2-1 as Giants errors aided the Reds. Walter Ritter and Rath fueled the first win while Nehf faltered early. Roush and Kopf contributed in both games as Cincinnatiopened a six-and-a-half game gap in the National League race.
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Major von Kolnitz Returns to Baseball in Charleston
Alfred Jritz von Walnitz, ex Chicago White Sox infielder, is to play for the Charleston Sailor League Baseball Club for the rest of the season. Von Walnitz retired two years after a Reds trade, entered the army, and earned a major's commission. The report notes his return follows a wartime hiatus and outlines prior statistics and game details from recent play.
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Alfred J‘ritz von Walnits
Chicago White Sox
von Walnitz
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Billy Johnston And Griffin to Battle Invaders
Newton August date reports two long hard fought tennis matches as Billy Johnston and Griffin prepare to face Aussies Norman Brookes and Gerald Patterson in the National doubles championship final at Chestnut Hill Loengwood.
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Fred B. Alexander
St. Howard
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Maurice Ie McLoughlin
Thoms CG. Buirdy
Metropolitan Golfers Seen Poised to Land National Title
The New York metropolitan golfers push for a national amateur championship in Oatsangitt, Pittsburgh, with a strong lineup led by Travers Kirkby Marston and White. Wary of tough rivals, veterans like Anderson and Conley promise to challenge, while Wemester star Haight and others add depth for the metropolitan contingent.
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NW York
Oatsangitt
Pittsburgh
Woods
New York
A. L. Walk Jr
Jesse Sweetser
Thea
Jerome D. Travers
Oswald Kirkby
Maxwell R. Marston
Gardiner W. White
CL. Conley
Weestehe
Gaines Cwaitmey
Adawamis
Richard A. Haight
Princeton
John XX. Stearns, Jr
C. BE. van Vleck
Frank Hayt
Henry Jopning
VW Graham
John Ward
Warah Steiner
John G. Anderson
War Horse
Enowith Anderson
Judge Landis May Be Next Baseball Dictator
Report states Judge Landis could be named head of the National Commission governing professional baseball. A committee of club owners reportedly favors a salary with the position, and John Heydler may be considered alongside him.
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Judge Landis
New York
Adsge Weenesaw Mountain Landis
Yiay Oe
Dex
National Commission
Prates Signal Baseball
Johnson
Woalliaaa
Baker
Willian Ve
Juancdis
Ban Johnnson
Sen
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Elibe
Lath Fer
Buch
Charles Comiskey
Cavacay
Chicago White Sox
Wie Ts
Tewar
Wonneehun
Willy Thie
Tor. Lroversy
Taive
Lewis
Mea Celal
Camutissiin
New York Champion Wins National Title
New York athlete Mulcago from AuR the Frank and Wright club captured the national title in a decisive display. The event featured top competitors including Kaige, Movearti of Washington, and William Await of Ma.
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New York
Canning Season Promises Pickled Peaches and Prizes
Mother Johnson markets pickled peaches at the fair with top prize claims for Carl Mays and Hughie Jennings as entrants. Reports say Mays and a Detroit player drew suspensions for disciplinary issues, while Johnson hints at exhibition plans and potential prize money.
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Mother Johnson
Impartial Rooter previews 1924 baseball pennant race
Ty Hettinger surveys the 1924 season with Hal Chase Fred Merkle Walter Clarke and the Giants Reds and Braves in play. He notes aging stars, minor-league talent development delayed by war, and teams likely to feature the same faces while scouting for new players and potential trades.
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Regation
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Slim Sallee
Cincinnati
Nh Osweet Battery
Dick Thadolph
Ui Ik
Braves
Hal Chase
Fred Merkle
Walter Clorke
Doyle
Mieteher
Gummerman
Wall
Herzog
Greh
Stoclk
Aitdall
Groh
Stook
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Averigeo
Davey ‘Robertson
al- Traiger
Bern
Dasewuli
Davey Cravath
Phillies
Soldier Bill
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Helivarma
Heek Choh
Nea
Australian Net Stars Advance at Cedarhurst
Fragmented text describes Australian Net Stars advancing at Cedarhurst with names like Walter Wioeeebrook and references to Dentists and University matches. Contains scattered results and team notes with multiple archaic spellings and unclear dates.
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Cedarhurst
Olympic Games at Camp Dix OK'd by Baker
Aug 14 report says Knights of Columbus plan a grand Olympic gathering for all service members who took part in Inter-Allied and Pershing Stadium events. The event will be at Camp Dix Labor Day through Sept 2 and 5, organized under Secretary TL Wandle and approved by Newton Baker.
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Baker
Pittsfield and Providence Lead Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's baseball scores show Pittsfield 6 over Bridgeport a, Providence 8 over Springfield 7, New Haven 2 over Hartford 0, Worcester 11 to 0, Waterbury 4 over Eames Ridgeport. National league results include New York 4 and Chienwyn 4.
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Springhell
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Worcester
Waterbury
Eames
Ridgeport
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New Traven
Springfieid
Yankee Owners Probe Cleveland Ownership Matters
New York Aug. 16 The New York owners seek to question Ban Johnson about the Cleveland club’s ownership, the extent of ties and values in the club, and the circumstances of his dispute with Frazee of the Boston club as part of the suspension of Carl Mays. Johnson is to appear before a referee next Friday to testify on these topics.
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New York
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Hughie Jennings
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Boston
New York Yanks
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Permissi
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Tabbey
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Cheveland Club
Inglebeer
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Boston Club
Devilish satire on a judge and an errant plot
A jagged satirical piece mocks a judge named Tauris with wild nonsense about Chinks, oil cans, and grand fines. It parodies legal and financial excesses, mentioning John D. Rockefeller and speculative penalties, all in a fragmentary, era-tinged voice.
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Shantung
Coney Island
United States
Texas
Fskihia
John D
Louisville
First Round in Title Play at Shenecossett Golf Club
In Shenecossett, New York and nearby locales, the opening round of a title competition unfolds with players from Clive, Croak, and Boston areas taking part. The event features noted golfers and various regional contenders as the field begins play at the Shenecossett course.
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Mayen Syphon
New York
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Raerpiaa
Hillies Rally in Ninth to Beat Americans
New Haven blanked Hartford in a pitching duel as Hillies rally in the ninth to win 2 to 0. Providence edged Springfield 8 to 7 after a seventh inning burst, with Cooney and Hauser contributing and Hauser homerunnng. Worcester beat Waterbury as six straight hits fueled a late run. Johnson had three straight hits in the victory.
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