Crystal Parks Nose Out Oscar Credits In Close Game
In a great pitchers duel at Lakeside stadium Tommy Lash held off Hap Garaux as Crystal Parks beat Oscar Credits 2 to 1. Milks then defeated N. C. T. 15 to 3, reshaping City League standings with Sanitarien moving to second and Parks to fifth.
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Hessler
Doll
Barrett
Fanning
Paul Tabellion
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Beagle
Carl
Landis
Indians Trim Yankees in a 3-2 win at New York
The Indians defeated the Yankees 3-2 as Jamieson drove in the winning run in the eighth after a double and a bunt. Johnson held Detroit to two hits in a 5-1 Senators win, with Jones driving in runs on a seventh inning error and solid defense supporting the effort.
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Bob Shawkey
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McNulty
Speaker
Ruth
Myatt
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Iite
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Rengough
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Fewster
J. Sewell
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Evans
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Rowland
Giants Beaten By Cardinals as Pirates Lead Baseball Card
Walter Mails pitched the Cardinals to an 8-1 win over the Giants in St Louis, lifting the Pirates to the league lead. Hornsby hit a 27th homer and tripled earlier. Bentley, Huntinger, Wisner, Nehf, Gowdy, Hartley, Mails, and O’Farrell notable. Reds split double bill with Boston after 9th straight Reds win in opener. Second game Boston edged Cincinnati 5-3. Reds lost later 3-6. Cubs fall to Robins as Cox homers in 4-2 Dodgers win. Osbourne, Ehrhardt, Wheat feature.
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May
Krueger
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Robins
Chicago
Dick Cox
Dodgers
Osborne
Ehrhardt
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn
Taylor
Bush
Hartnett
Baseball Leaders and Team Totals From Yesterday
Yesterday's home run totals list Hornsby of the Cardinals and Cox of the Dodgers among top sluggers. Individual leaders include Hornsby 27, Williams 24, Hartnett 24, Kelly 16, Simmons 16, Fournier 15, Wright 13, Harper 13. Totals show National 464 and American 893.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat New York 8 to 2 and Washington defeated Detroit 5 to 1. National League scores include Cincinnati 8 over Columbus 3 and Brooklyn 4 over Chicago 2 while St Louis beat New York 8 to 1. American Association results show Louisville 5 10, Indianapolis 4 12, and Toledo 0 5. Todays slate lists several matchups including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with two games in Philadelphia.
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Graham Accepts WVU Ends Coach Post. Declines Minnesota
Fred H. Graham, noted end and captain of West Virginia University’s 1924 football season, has accepted the position as ends coach on the Mountaineers staff for the coming season. He turned down an offer from Dr. Spears at Minnesota to remain with his alma mater.
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West Virginia University
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Spears
University of Minnesota
Pirates Rally to Beat General Tires in Exhibition
Pittsburgh Pirates edged General Tires 7 to 3 in Akron in a Sunday exhibition. Jim Vaughan pitched five innings of no hits for General Tires before the Pirates rallied. The score tied in the ninth after two runs off Vaughan, then the Pirates pulled away late.
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Pirates
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Dempsey vows action as he forges own match plan
In New York Aug 3 Dempsey says he is quitting loafing to train hard and set up fights. He aims for September and January bouts, plans to choose opponents himself, and says he will defend the title while building conditioning. He notes a business split with Jack Kearns and wants focus on Tunney Wills as fits arise.
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Harry Wills
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Spaniards Edge Thistles 1 0 in Close Local Soccer Battle
The Canton Spaniard team defeated the Thistles 1 to 0 at Alley field in a hard fought match. The decisive goal came in the second half when Cummings scored after eluding Bolen. Michaels of the Thistles was knocked unconscious but later recovered at home.
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Question Box on Baseball Rules and Gate Receipts
A reader asks about returning to base after fouling a ball and whether a runner may avoid an out. The answer clarifies that a runner may return to base after a foul without being put out if not delayed. cautions or a “Play” call affect ruling. The column also notes Tunney-Gibbons gate receipts at $161,166.
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Golf Rules Clarified on Putt Line Touch
The Link's Referee explains that players may not touch the line of a putt except placing the club head lightly on the ground ahead of the ball. Loose impediments may be removed with hands, casts, dung, ice and snow may be brushed aside with the club head. otherwise objects must be lifted.
Shortstop Caveney Handles 18 Chances in Nine Innings
Canton Thales News reports shortstop Caveney of the Cincinnati Nationals accepted 18 chances in a nine inning game, setting a record likely to stand. The piece notes Wright of Pittsburgh with 12 9, and discusses Kelly at second base and fielding duties across the National League in August 1925.
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