Pirates stumble as Dazzy Vance shuts out Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance and Carmen Hu limited the Robins to six singles and blanked the Pirates 2 0 to halt Pittsburgh’s eleven game win streak. Herman doubled home a run in the sixth, Flowers added an RBI single, and Brooklyn's pitchers held the Pirates in check through the eighth.
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Pirates
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Vance
Carmen Hu
Herman
Eta
Carey
Flowers
Corsairs
Robins
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Cvengras
Bushmen
Beaner
Smith
L. Waner
Traynor
Tham
Statz
Huggins Happy With His Yankee Pitchers
New York reports from September describe Earl Huggins pleased with the Yankee pitching staff. Myles Thomas Urban Shoemaker Dutch Ruether and Shocker all show strong form as relief and starters, with Shawkes and Gi in reserve. Huggins believes steady pitching will carry through to the World Series even if hitting lags.
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Milley Huggins
Huggins
Yankee
Myles Tuomas
Indians
Urban Sho
Dutch Ruether
Shocker
Durther
Relet
Bob Shawkes
Joe Gi
Buggins
English Team Meets Worcester Tomorrow in Series
Worcestershire Massachusetts hosts an English team for a two hour practice in preparation for a game against Worcester county rivals. The visitors met city officials and businessmen at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon before a first view of a modern American newspaper.
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Associated Press
Worcestershire
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Tend
Sporta Fellowship
Acer
Worcester County
Morgan Coast Uetoa Company
Bagnah Invaders
Chamber of Commerce
Piso
Worsesiors
Gazette
Envish Saris Club
Cardinals Race On as They Sweep Phillies 12 to 5
The St. Louis Cardinals won their fourth straight, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 12 to 5. Fred Frankhouse earned his fourth win, pitching solidly after a recent move from Houston, while St Louis pounded 14 hits. Bottomley homered in the seventh as Frisch doubled and Hafey was hit, with Holt, Snyder, and Hokins adding key hits to fuel the rally.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Tncny
Fred Frankhouse
Houston
Sweetland
Decatur
Willoughby
Cardinals
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Bottomley
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Hafey
Bell
Hokn
Snyder
Blades
Holm
St, Louis
Hallambly
Hircie
Frankhouse
Philadelphia
Tigers Furnish Batting Champs in 1920s Era
Detroit Tigers outfielder Hellmann leads The Tigers occupy top batting honors in the American League with Hellmann repeating as champion. Ty Cobb and Heinie Manush previously dominated the field, as Hellmann again secures league batting title amid the club’s long-standing hitting tradition.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Suffeld
Beteman
Ty Cobb
Harry Keilmann
Heinie Manush
Hellmann
Tiger Sudferl
Crorgia Jewel
Cobb
German star breaks 1000 meter world record in Paris
German runner Dr. Ota Peiteer set a new world record for the 1000 meters at a pre Olympic meet in Colombes stadium near Paris. He finished in 2 minutes 26 4-5 seconds, beating French rival Seraphin Martin by 2 2 meters and surpassing Martin who had held the mark at 2 minutes 28 4-5 seconds. The IAAF standard is 2 minutes 28 3-5 seconds, set by Sven Lundgren in 1922.
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Associated Press
Ota Peiteer
Colombes
Seraphin Martin
Holler
Sven Lundgren
Sweden
Buckingham-Goddard Kiwanis Court Champs
R. E. Took of Shelton defeated Howard Mahi of Hartford in the Kiwanian singles tennis final for New England, 6 3, 3 6, 6 3, at Mill River yesterday. E T Buckinghem and Walter Godhard won the doubles title over Look and Mahl in two straight sets, 7 6, 6 4.
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Shelton
Howard Mahi
Hartford
New England
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Look
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Noda
Cubs Beat Braves 6 0 Behind Robertson Pitching
Chicago blanked Boston 6 to 0 as Ath Necht earned his first game start for the Cubs and held the Braves to six scattered hits. Cubs backed him with timely hitting despite erratic support from Charley Robertson.
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Chicago
Boston
Associated Press
Ath Necht
Cubs
Charley Robertson
Juggler Wins Belmont Race in Narrow Margin
A. H. Waterman's Juggler captured the Nassau Stakes at Belmont Park bringing in $3,075. The mile event went eight furlongs in 1:38.365 with Audatey second and Ceylon Prince third after a barrier delay. Juggler led early, held the pace, and won by a length and a half amid a strong field of milers.
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York
iBy
Associated Press
A. H. Waterman
Juggler
Belmont Park
Audatey
Ceylon Prince
Feid
Atwater
Yordy Delivers Walkoff in Tenth To Beat Buffalo 5-3
Albany Eastern League clinches win over Buffalo in ten innings as Yordy belts a grand slam drive with the bases loaded after a tense late frame. Kinney started for Albany, Profitt and Ogden pitched for Buffalo, with Hinkle securing the victory and Ogden charged with the loss.
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Albany
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Associated Press
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Yortly
Frofltt
Kinney
Hinkley
Reinell
Profitt
Yordy
Smith
Hinkie
Munn
Tyson
Carter
A. Anderson
Cosgrve
Brainard
W. Anderson
Cosgrove
Farrell
Pond
Pirates' leeway narrows in pennant race
Pittsburgh clings to first place with a three and a half game lead as the Pirates face a crucial Giants clash. Ruth hovers near a record, but Gehrig narrows the gap while the Yankees aim to clinch. Eight games remain for Ruth to reach 48 homers this season.
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Corsairs
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Ciants
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Giants
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Cardinals
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Louis
Asesneini Eder
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Yanks
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Rhvy
Kacey Knights Hold Open Basketball Tryouts at Gym
The Knights of Columbus basketball team will hold an initial practice Thursday night at the Kacey gymnasium. Manager Charlie Johnson announced that all players wishing to try out are asked to report for the drill.
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Knights of Columbus
Kacey Gymnasium
Charlie Johnson
Mohawks to Begin Practice On New Pro Eleven
The Mohawks, aiming to be a top road football team, will hold initial practices tonight at Newfrlu Avenue near Newheld Park. Exile Tickey, ex Central and George Washington star, joins as part of the squad, with the team set to face strong statewide opposition.
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George Washington Star
Cambine Aa
Indians Defeated In Rain Shortened Home Game
The Cleveland Indians were defeated 4 to 1 by the Washington Senators in a rain shortened game called after five and a half innings. Cleveland fielding was poor with five errors and five hits allowed off pitcher Uhl while Hidley, a rookie, gave up four hits.
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Senators
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Hidley
Mill River Banquet Postponed By Rural County Club
The Mill River County rural club has postponed its annual banquet to the first week of October due to ongoing tournament scheduling issues. Club officials cited continued delays and conflicts as the reason for the delay.
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Mill River
Tennis finals at Brooklawn today feature mixed doubles title
Local courts host Bridgeport mixed doubles championship with top players Mis as 1S Larlaer and Benny Neltherent facing Johnny Wilson this afternoon. City of Bridgeport finalists rise to determine the title in a closely watched afternoon match.
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Benny Neltherent
Johnny Wilson
Giants Rally to 10 6 Win as Terry Homers
Giants surge in the fourth to erase a deficit and beat the opposing team 10 to 6. Terry homered and starred at the plate as the rally fueled the victory.
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Terry
Baseball game report with scattered OCR errors
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Udstrom
Stalen
R. Allen
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Kalp
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How They Stand American League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Washington 4 Cleveland 1 as the only completed game. Detroit at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia are listed with rain and schedule notes. National League games include Chicago 6 Cincinnati 6 and Pittsburgh 0, with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis among the listed matchups.
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Cincinnati
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New York
Municipal tennis tourney nears close
The municipal tennis tournament nears its end with the ladies singles and men’s doubles completed. The men’s singles remain in semi final contention as Batrehid defaulted to Shey. Winnie Hoffman is scheduled to day R Wheeler. The Hoffman Wheeler winner will meet the survivors in the semi finals.
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Batrehid
Shey
Winnie Hoffman
R. Wheeler
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