Governor Glynn Hurls Mocsers to Victory in Albany
Aug. 23 Albany report notes Glynn led the Mocs to a win as Gl the visitors struggled. Scanlon was criticized for thirteen, Ken Grimes ejected for disputing a third strike. Grimes forced out after collision injuries sidelined one player. Murray featured for the locals in a tense game.
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Dodgers Rally in Ninth Defeat Pirates 4-3
The Dodgers mounted a late rally to beat the Pirates 4-3 in Pittsburgh. Pitcher Marmard left the game in the third. Clamaux relieved, and Ric Cube and Lean delivered the decisive runs in the ninth. Chicago also shut out Boston 4-0 as Trier allowed only three hits.
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How They Stand Eastern and American Leagues
Eastern League results show Bridgeport 4 Albany 2 Worcester 2 New Haven 3 Hartford ? Waterbury 4 Springfield ? Games today include Eri at Alden New Haven at Waterbury Worcester at Springfield Pittaford at Hartford. American League results list Boston 11 St. Louis 1 and Cleveland Philadelphia ?, with no other games scheduled.
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Worcester
New Hevesi
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Waterbury
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Eri
Alden
New Haven
Springfield
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Cleveland
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Leave Stand
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Badgeport Ag Belle Hartford
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Reds Bunch Hits And Defeat Phils
Reds win three straight over Philadelphia by scoring in four hits around runs Rixey effective for Cincinnati with Ellar shutting down visitors except in the fourth. Groh Dungan Meusel score on singles as Cincinnati seizes the victory.
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Quigley and O'Day
Champs Rally To Defeat Senators In Extra Innings
Champs scored three runs in the eighth to beat the Senators 3-2 in a pitchers' duel. Yesterday results listed New York 6 over St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 4 over Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2 over Boston 0. Seven games today include Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at St. Louis.
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al Olson
Johnsionj
Griffith
Myers
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St. Louis
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Pallsdelp Hinne
Brasscos Win Sixth Straight Over Springfield 4 2
Brasscos extended their winning streak to six in a row by defeating Springfield 4 to 2 on the road. Bahn allowed three hits in seven innings, while Kahn gave up two hits through seven before the locals pressed late but could not overcome the deficit. Scorer notes unclear details of ninth inning and fielding.
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Fnterbury
Springfield
Bahn
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New Women’s Golf Champion in Making
Chicago August 2 The Women's Western Golf Association championship moves toward a new title as Frances Hadfield Milwaukee defeats Mrs Perry J Mvko DeKalb in Oak Park match play. Edith Cummings Onwentsia beats Mrs J B Pritchard Battle Creek, Halder defeats Mrs H G Starbuck Columbus, Elizabeth Hots Indian Hill defeats Mrs G H Starbuck, Maurion Burns Kansas City defeats Mrs B C Stevenson, Melvin Jones Glenn Oak medalist beats L C Quentin Edgewood, J W Douglas Braneton defeats Carolyn Lee Beverly, Dorine Kavanaugh Chicago advances.
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DeKalb
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Oakpark Country Club
Miss Hadford
Les Edith Cummings
Onwentsia
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J. W. Douglas
Braneton
Misa Carolyn Lee
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UD. Mies Dorine Kavanaugh
Britton Punch Controversy Nets Boxing History chatter
An opinionated boxing column discusses Jack Britton and his alleged knockout punch earning praise and criticism. It questions Morgan's promotional narrative, reviews Britton's chance against foes, and notes referee and commission attitudes shaping decision outcomes.
Miss Bleibtrey Sets New Olympic Record
At Antwerp on Aug 26 the United States swimmer Bethesda Bleibtrey won the final of the women's one hundred metre free stroke in 1 minute 38.5 seconds, setting a new Olympic record. Frances Schroth of San Francisco finished third and Jozine England placed fourth as Boyle, head of the Women’s Swimming Association, finished seventh. The old record of 1 minute 34.5 seconds was set in Stockholm in 1912 by Fanny Durack of Australia. The men’s 290 metre breaststroke final was won by Mal Tareth of Sweden in 31.45 seconds with Kenning Sweden second and Allsonen Finland third.
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United States
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Frances O. Schroth
San Francisco
Jozne England
Char- Into Boyle
Women's Swimming Association
Northern Direct Wins Stirring 4-Heat Race
Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit meet features Northern Direct winning a dramatic four heat pacing event. The son of The Northern Man shows bursts down the home stretch to pace second and third heats, with Da venter placing second overall. Bonnie Del dominates the 2:09 trot, while other heats see Axaworthy, Tootsie Tolso, Sela, and Nedda among noteworthy performances in this card from the era.
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Dempsey Not Injured Despite Hospital Reports
In Benton Harbor August 25 Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight champion, reportedly in a hospital accident, trained intensely and sparred with Panama Joe Gunes and Bill Tate. Manager Mayo Misko said sparring partners were capable, while Dempsey prepared for his upcoming bout with Billy Miske. Meanwhile, in Stamford August 25, Mayo estate attachment filed for $50,000 against Virginusaga and Mayo. Deputy sheriff served papers seeking collection on a judgment Miss Moyer won for $301,000 in a contested marriage case.
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India
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Larry Galnute
Panama Joe Gunes
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St Josephs TuiB Club Repeats Victory Over Common Element
The officers of the St Josephs TuiB L Association for the fifth consecutive year defeated the Common Hienment by a score of to 4. The game featured several strong plays and notable fielding. Antony was struck out four times by Pilcher Hanbury, a key moment in the match. Captain Seve Mola stated plans to seek the same luck for next year’s officers.
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Pilcher Hanbury
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Boston Man to Speak at Socialist Labor Meet
FY M Lichtensteit of Boston will address an open air Socialist Labor party meeting tonight at Wall and Middle streets. The session will begin at o clock. Permission for the session day granted by Superintendent Flanagan.
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Rncialist Labor Party
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Es Flanagan
Costly Passes Undoing of Tribe in Worcester Final
Brown's unsteadiness proved the losing factor as the pitchers' tattle day ended in a defeat. He walked the first two hitters of the final and fourth innings, with both scoring. Bach allowed only one base on balls in the sixth, the batter advancing and scoring. Batting was even, with Belanger, Johnson, and Bealoney driving runs to keep Lew Haven at bay.
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Crazy Fox Admits He Is Wild About News
A jumble of sport and city notes includes Benny Leonard planning a fight to prove critics wrong, Cincinnati Reds talks of paying Sam Bohme a thousand dollars, Ruth slumping yet hitting home runs, Detroit car market slack with rising prices, and Olympic chatter as the wrestling season nears. The piece touches on speculation, upcoming events, and local sports business.
Red Sox Beat Browns in First Game of Series
Boston won 11 to 1 over St Louis in the opening game. Seven Boston hits aided by solid fielding boosted the offense through the eighth inning while Sotheron was wild. Vitt Beatt and McInness provided prominent plays and steady support from the Boston lineup.
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Schlant Owens
International League Baseball Scores and Miscellany
Reports from the International League cite Jersey City and Syracuse results with players Ferguson Gibb Freitag Hearn Kraze Devine and others. Southern Association scores show Birmingham and Little Rock, while New Orleans and Mobile posted results. price of admission and league chatter fill the page along with club notes and a reminder about Remington Grays at Seaside Park Sunday.
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Giants Rally Past Cardinals in Narrow Victory
Giants erase two run lead to defeat the Cardinals as Tatedé shines amid a chaotic box score featuring Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Columbus standings. Teams from Kansas City and Ohio State noted in local tie ins.
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Joe Thomas to drive Elgin race Saturday
Joe Thomas, injured when his car overturned during a practice spin at Elgin, will compete in Saturday’s 250 mile race. He is in a hospital but assures officials he will be on hand, saying the accident was caused by his inexperience with the machine.
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