Yankees Win Doubleheader as Ruth Hits 52nd Homer
New York strengthens lead by taking both games over Boston 6 to 2 and 7 to 2. Mays earned his 23rd win in the opener while Harper pitched the second game. Meusel belted his 19th homer in game one and Ruth his 52nd in game two. New York turned five double plays.
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Piast
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Pratt
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Wick
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Miller
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Fi Meausel
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Russell Walters
Doriarity
Wilson
al Leibota
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Collins
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P Vick
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Meuse
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Teevermer
Senogky
Baston
Epis
Uth
Sfeuses
Mmecnauy
Wart Peckinpaugh
Waerd
Doo
Roc ‘Ipp
Melns Leit
Pennoc
J. Moriarttr
Devon Athletes Ready For Fall
Devon Athletic Club gears up for fall and winter seasons with football basketball plans. J H Dickey named football manager and Georga Tompkins business manager. Wrancie McTaggart and Henry Anthony lead basketball. Tryouts set Friday at 8 pm at the D A C clubhouse. Local talent eyed for a strong eleven and active prep for upcoming contests.
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Devon Athletic Clu
West End
J. H. Dickey
Smoleskin
Georga Tompkins
Diatis
Reading and Toronto League Results Mention Errors in Cincinnati Rally
In Chicago on September first, Grimes started a rally on Groh's grounder for Cincinnati. An error led to three runs in the tenth, giving Cincinnati game one of a six game series in a 6 to 2 loss. Cush, Danbert, and Bresler contributed key hits as the rally unfolded.
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Chicago
Grimes
Groh
Cincinnati
Cush
Danbert
Bresler
Mieter
Itkso
Killifer
Athletics Lose ExcanrrI On Clearfield Game
The Clearfield Baseball team defeats the Adelphia Americans in a disputed game at Clearfield. Myatt, Taylor, Bishop and Watson contributed for the winners as the team claimed a decisive victory in the early season clash. Caldwell returned to the Cleveland lineup amid talks of reconciliation after trainer Trig Speaker suspended him for rule violations.
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Clearfield
Glearfield
Adelphia Americans
Panemda
Myatt
Taylor
Bishop
Watson
Cleveland
Ray Caldwell
Trig Speaker
Cleveland Baseball Cib
Caldwell
Speaker
St. Louis
OrTow
Eastern Moguls Decide Against Weiss Claim
In a special meeting at the Hotel Cooley Eastern League officials ruled against Weiss on the August 17 doubleheader with Bridgeport. Umpire Breasfield forfeited to New Haven when Bridgeport refused to field. the game will be played September 2 as part of a doubleheader. Weiss’s team will contest the forfeit. partner teams Worcester and Waterbury discussed.
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New Haven
Friceport
O'Neil
Waterbury
Weiss
Worcester
Back Mack
Joe Casestove
Mack
Browns Beat White Sox In Tie Game Of Ten Innings
Dixie Davis dominated Chicago batters allowing five hits while White Sox recruit Russell joined in the strong showing. St Louis captured the 10 to 8 decision, lifting the score in a 1 game tie breakers.
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ST. Louis
Dixie Davis T
Chiccago
Russell
White Sox
Chicago
Louia Loomach Ysa
Russell Harlee
Schalk
Leos Daevls
Schyereid
American Association Scores Matchouts in Midwest Weather
A clipped report notes Kansas City and St Barnet teams in Minneapolis with rain. Toledo 4 and Indianapolis are listed with Unitus referenced in unclear context.
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American Association
Kansas City St St
Barnet
Minneapolis
Raine
Toledo
Andianapolis
noCel Unitus
City Tennis Title Opens at Brooklawn Club
The Brooklawn country club hosts the annual city championships with 11 first round matches. Notable results include John Wilson defeating W Seymour Lacy in three sets and J G King beating Byron Bowden after a long rally.
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W. Seymour Lacy
John Wilson
J. G King
Byron Boyden
Anelly
L. I. Larson
Jack Wheeler, Jr
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantis
W. D. Moulton
H. V. Abbott
J. G. King
Byron Bowden
I. A. Hawley
W. B. Buddy
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R. J. Neithercut
W. G. Linenblne
H. VW
Abbott
Conrad Lashar
Donn Sturges
Lacy
Werner Anderson
W. G. Willams
John
Wilson
Mary Wheeler
John Wheeler
Barney Va
Richard Miler
Paul Haviland
R. W. Hall
T. Buckingham
Hy Paescht
Americans Battle Albany for Narrow Bridgeport Win
Bridgeport defeats Albany 2 to 1 at Chadwick Park as Gene McCann’s club capitalizes on timely hits and strong defense behind pitcher Knight. Kingdon and Emmerich spark offense, while Bornhoeft exits with an injury after a line drive.
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Soph
Gene McCann
Bridgeport
Benators
Chadwick Park
Senators
Vietting
Bornkoett
Ware
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Knight
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Eimmerich
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Murray
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Broith
Fi Rodriguez
Marti
Y McLaughlin
Lewaur
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P House
E Ware
Dameron
Th Donahue
C Teary
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Alban
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Emmerich Letton
Doubia
Rodriguna
Rodriguse
Bornhaski
Bornhoefe Ili
Howse Nothing
Bornhoef
Bornheart Urankes
Brown
Ikurn
Wesley Middletown appoints Berlow as secretary of caliceer
Wesleyam University football captain Berlow was named secretary of the caliceer MC in a ceremony at Wesleyan. Avat Weslayan will assist the football team as Laig fatl. Worcester beat Springfield 19 to 5 in a ball game with two clubs each recording 22 hits in the first tour innings before pitching settled down.
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Middletown
Berlow
Wesleyam University
Gsacretier
Caliceer
Avat Weslayan
Boosttirs
Ponies
Springfield
Mass
Worcester
Worckathr
How They Stand Yesterday's Games and Today’s Schedule
Bridgeport and Albany posted 2 points each while Waterbury and Martford trailed with 6 and 8. Other results include Worcertar 1 and Spinefield 8. Today’s matches feature Bridgeport at Albany Sew There at Waterbury Hartford at Pipe Worcertar at New York 6 Boston 2 New York 7 Boston 4 Cleveland %
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Bridgeport & Albany
Waterbiey
Albany
Waterbury
Hartford
Ew York
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Jetratt
Peter Daw Wins Charter Oak Prize at Hartford
Pelarba driven byThomas W Murphe won the 2 to 1 division of the Greater Charter Oak Stake after three close finishes at Hartford. Murphe trotter won the first and third heats with Escotillo taking the second as the fastest time. Alka won the event in straight heats with Boyern and Peter Pater in opposition. Murphy also won a second race with Peter Henley defeating Whiskfast in the three year pace.
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Pelarba
Thomas W. Murphe
Shi Afternoon
Charter Oak Stake
Murphe
Alka
Boyern
Peter Pater
Murphy
Peter Henley
Whiskfast
Giants Take Both Ends Of Double Header In Pittsfield
Hartford, led by Best and Rasmussen making his debut, split the twin bill with Pittsfield in a Mass. doubleheader. First game saw Hartford win 5 to 1 after New York Giants star pitchers Ring and Bette shut down Pittsfield, while in the nightcap Pittsfield fell 6 to 1 as Best’s passes helped fuel the defeat. McCorry and Hesse were banished for fighting in game two and catcher Damm was banished for talking too much. Rasmussen impressed on his debut for Hartford.
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Tiartford
Best
Rasmussen
New York
Hartford
McCorry
Hesse
Damm
Philadelphia
Ne York
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Bette
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Sedgwick “Wer
William
Konetenhy
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Ancore
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Tyna
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Stapleton
Stoaien
Ames
II Braye
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Besse
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Torr
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Rieger
Haines
Sloat
Scheer
Kane
Bradshay
Bailey
Pittsfiels
Kane Haines Santoro
Neher
Double Ylays
Hammond
Stepleton
Bohrer
lLartfore
Ragraussen
Chicago Loses Protest Over Pittsburgh Game
Chicago and manager Killitter protested a August 14 game in Pittsburgh. John Tieger, Cubs president, confirms the protest was denied. Officials cited ground crew interference after the third inning amid threatening weather, preserving Pittsburgh's victory.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsport
John Tieger
William Veeck
Cubs
Indians Lose Exhibition in New Haven Test
Boston Nationals defeated the New Haven Eastern League team 11 to 1 in an exhibition following the Western League game. Wilson, local pitcher, batted four times with a run batted in. Morgan Gibson Stewart Robinson and Wilson starred for Boston while New Haven relied on unclear pitching and fielding in the rough, error-prone contest.
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Sew Haven
Water Joes
New Haven
Fuller
Shaw
Waughington
Harstave
Ersors
Boston Nationals
G Wilson
Boston
Morgan
Gibson
Stewert
Robinson
Wilson
Cleveland Beats Detroit 4-3 in Nine Inning Tilt
Cleveland wins 4 to 3 over Detroit as both teams total twenty hits. Ray Caldwell finishes the game for Cleveland after Uhle, stepping in with one out in the ninth, retires Bussler and pinch hitter Cole to seal the victory. Manager Speaker announces Caldwell’s role following Uhle’s exit.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Ray Caldwell
Speaker
Uhle
Hills
Blue
Caldwell
Bussler
Cole
Secor
Byu
Middleton
Oldham
Bushy
Cecil Leitch Arrives as New Champion Contender
The English golfer Cecil Leitch appears as a premier champion with a stellar record. She faces American rivals Alexa Stirling and Marion Hollins in upcoming matches, with Hollywood in October possibly hosting a championship test that could draw a large gallery.
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Miss Leitch
Cecil Leitch
Alexa Stirling
Turnberry
Georgia Gil
Hollywood
Arid
Misa Teitch
Marion Holiing
Janet Jackson
Wil Fine
Miss Stirling
Miss Hollins
Gayin
Feilner
Wndier
Herry
Agaist
Hollywund
Five Leading Batters of the Major Leagues
A fragmented listing highlights top hitters in the American League and National League. Names such as Hornsby, Cobb, Sisler, and P. Roush appear with partial statistics and team affiliations, reflecting early season batting leaders amid incomplete OCR text.
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Hornsby
St Ionla
Intehaw
Pitts
B. i Fournier
Roush
Cincy
McHenry
Hellmann
Beirut
Israel Cobb
Debrois
TLS
New York
Sisler
St. Lowry
Spenlenr
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BR. W. Miller
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G. A. Baldwin
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Jonathan Grovt
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Dr. W.W. G. Willams
William Seabridge
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J. 1K. Larson
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