The Fight That Failed at Newfeld Park
The Moosers lost to the Hartford Senators 2 to 1 at Newfeld Park. Governor Glynn and Shanks Murray made costly plays and Dan Howley coached with humor, as Hartford pulled ahead in the third inning and held the lead through the late innings.
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Dan Howley
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Ed Walsh
Red Sox Buy Outfielder From Brantford in Ontario League
Brantford Ontario Aug 29 George Orme an outfielder for the Brantford team in the Michigan Ontario league is said to report to the Boston Americans at the end of the Michigan Ontario season.
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Branford
Bender Retires for Pinch Hitter Hehl Loses First Game
MERIDEN Conn Aug 29 Warcen ter fell on Heal s delivery in the ninth inning and won the first game from New Haven. Woodward pitched for New Haven in the second wave and the Tartan Americana defeated Schenck company 4 to 2 in an exhibition game today.
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Baseball Recap from Brackett Warber Game
In Brackett Warber action Glypt 8 Ammer 4. Glypt pitches eight innings striking out Mummer four times. Hartford and Lett form a double play. Emerick drives in runs while Glynn allows six hits through eight innings. Time of game about two hours.
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Gyan
Loatug
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Milter
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Bame
Yankees Top St Louis as Ward Drives In Winning Run
New York wins 4 to 1 after Ward delivers a ninth inning double driving in Lewis and New York over St Louis. Quinn homered in the fifth to spark a lead. Browne contributed two runs in the sixth before Mays finished.
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Lous
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Mays
Louis
Garther
Godoon
Sibler
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Dindon
Ponies Win Double Header Fortunes Pitched 1 Hit Game
Albany game report highlights a double victory for the Ponies with pitcher Fortune throwing a one hit performance. The home team Albany struggled as two errors and a key misplay helped the Ponies edge to a 2 1 win.
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Fortune
Fragmented Reading of City Gossip and Oddities
A garbled column surveys various topics from controversial “medical wax” products to sports and war analogies. It references William A. Brady, a football game, Paris, and odd quips about diseases, presidents, and a telephone booth riddle. The piece reads as a scattershot mosaic of wit and news brief items.
Standings and Results From Leagues and Games
Yesterday's results show DAGTIEEN LEAGUE scores with Bridgeport 1 Hartford 2 Worcester 0 New Haven 8-2 Albany 1 Waterbury 5 Pittafield 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE includes New York 4 St. Louis 2 Washington 3 Cleveland 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE results feature New York 4 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 4. Other scheduled games list Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. International league and player notes follow with erratic names and misc lineups.
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Hartford
Brdgeport
Worcester
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Ban Johnson bars Mays boycott talk in league
President Ban Johnson of the American League halts talk of boycotting Curt Mays in New York. He instructs club owners and players to drop discussions after Mays accidentally struck Tay Chapman, causing Chapman's death.
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Ban Johnson
York
American League
Haa
Addan
Curl Mays
Johnson
Coronel Jacob Muppet
Yamltnon
Jahrron
Ae Hal Inc
Dodgers Trounced By Tyler and Cubs
In Cimago on August 20 Perry's double in the ninth inning sent Tyler home, giving Thicura a 4 to 8 victory over Brooklyn in the final game of the series today. Jed Aruollyn led early as Chicago and team built an early lead.
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National Net Title play opens at Forest Hills today
Play for the national net title begins tomorrow at Forest Hills with Davila cup team featuring American stars in the singles and four side events. Former champions Williams and Hunter headline a field including Jayes Colket Pel and Davia with Johnston and Den among favorites in a renewed postwar tennis season.
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Forest Hills
Bev erly Grand Circuit Opens with 500 Entries
Over 500 entries have been made for the Beverly Grand Circuit race opening tomorrow and running to September 11. Four events on opening day include the Horse Breeder futurity for two year olds with 4000 purse, the Nepangot 2:05 pace for 1000, the Tos toih Globe for three year olds with 2000, and the 2:16 Yonot with 1000 purse. Daystar and Great Britton meet Wednesday in the first Horse Breeder Futurity for a pot of 1080. Dayatar won his Armement at Kalamhgoo, Michigan, and is the champion at Yon stake At Cheveland while Great Britton, a top three-year-old, disappointed at Philadelphia and Poughkeepsie.
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Mars
Ate
Daystar
Great Britton
Dayatar
Kalamhgoo
Michigan
Leo
Alion
Cheveland
Philadelphia
Ruth Will Be Out Ten Days With Infected Right Wrist
New York August twenty Ruth the home run king will miss at least ten days after a bite infected his right wrist. The swelling required a doctor to cut a inch deep and inch long, with the arm bandaged and in a sling. Ruth was filming in Slaverstraw and hopes a quick recovery will allow a return before the ten days expire.
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New York
Babe Ruuth
Babe
Slaverstraw
Thoth
Iole
Firemen Win Special Devon Field Day Prize
Devon Aug 29 special field day events featured a 27 event program organized by J Me Lister. Firemen won the moat points with 20, River Club second with 28, and a silver sewing cup donated by Willam Drews awarded as a special prize to the firemen. Readers saw a strong turnout and competitive contests across the program.
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Devon
Devon Improvement Asso
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Wodarallan
Riveroff Community Lab
Nangatucl Gardens Impr
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J. Me Lister
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U S Crew Wins Feature Race of Olympic Meet
American rowers dominated the Olympic finals in Brussels and added two more highlights. In single sculls, Crroatesl interest centered on the British Leander rival as J. Veresferd and Kelly clashed in a tight finish. The Swiss crew outrowed the Americans in the following event, and Bartatumi led early before Kelly’s late sprint.
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Kelly
Beresford
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American athletes win track meet in Sweden
The United States topped a track meet in France with 3184 points, Sweden 1328, and France 78 as about 28,000 spectators braved cold weather. France lacked star Guillaume, while Olympic bid hopes for 1924 were discussed by Gaston Vidal, who urged larger crowds for a Paris event.
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Associated Press
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Guillemnt
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Union of Sporting Federations
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Paris
Devons defeat American Railway Express in baseball clash
The Devon A C defeated American Railway Express nine to a low scoring game yesterday. Devon pitcher Melek allowed six hits and struck out thirteen while Raymond went four-for-four for American Railways. Devon meets Jackson A on Sunday after a strong early lead and steady defense.
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Amarionna
Douglas Edgar Wins Canadian Golf Title
Ottawa Aug. 20 A disputed open golf championship was won by Douglas Edgar of Atlanta who defeated Charles Murray of Montreal and G Armour of Edinburgh. Edgar posted 78 while Murray carded 74 and Armour 76 at the Rivermead Golf Club course yesterday.
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Cleveland Drops To Third Place
Cleveland fell to third after losing to Washington 3 to 2. In the ninth, Judge doubled and advanced to third on Milan's bunt. Morton relieved Coveleskie and intentionally passed Rice, Milag. Brower singled, scoring Judge for the winning run.
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Cardinals Bat Hubbell Hard and Defeat Phillies 8 to 2
The Cardinals defeated the Phillies 8 to 2 behind strong pitching from Hubbell. Scores from other leagues show Columbus beating Indianapolis 4 3 and 4 2 in two games, with Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 1 and 4 4 in a doubleheader.
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Immigrants a menace of typhus epidemic
Washington reports a typhus scare linked to a surge of new arrivals. Louis Post, assistant secretary of labor, says the unprecedented influx threatens public health as about 27 000 people were admitted in a week at New York port. He urges quarantine and new congressional restrictions targeting European entrants.
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Fuller's Home Run Drive Defeats Hilfe in 5-1 Win
Waterbury report details Fuller and Theee powering a 5-1 victory built on a seventh inning homer by Kuler and a late series clincher. Pittefeld provided strong support as Hilfe struggled to respond in this outdoor game.
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Hilfe
Waterbury
Conn
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Scora
Bald Eagle Loses Fight with Salmons
A Roosevelt voyage near Care Mides and mour narrows reported a bald eagle battling salmon in swift water. The eagle hooked a salmon, but after a fierce struggle, the bird weakened and sank, with crew rescuing it aboard a boat.
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London telephone service branded rotten by Duveen critic
In London on February 29 announced by Pike Pease assistant postmaster general that the American telephone system is superior and the British service is rotten. Sir Joseph Duveen disputes the claim and says the critic should send men to New York to observe differences.
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