Athletics Defeat White Sox in Big League Action
The Athletics crushed the White Sox 9 to 3 as Gray won his eleventh game of the year. Senators beat Detroit 5 to 2 to sweep three in four from the Tigers. Cardinals defeated the Giants 4 to 2 in St Louis, while Pittsburgh lost 8 to 4 at Philadelphia. Browns swept the Red Sox 6 to 7 in a 36-7 rout, and the Cubs won 4 to 2 over Brooklyn in Chicago.
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Morrison
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Sheehan
Bauma nter shines in late Philadelphia win over Chicago
In a tense ninth inning rally Baumgarner's drive clears the bases as Philadelphia edges Chicago 9 to 6. Simmann homered, Calloway Miller sparking a scoring burst. Thurston, Gray dominate pitching sequences as the A's offense mounts a late push to secure the victory.
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Snedegar's Homer Hoists St Albans Over Madison
Dad Snedegar hit a twelfth inning homer after Madison tied the game at 5 in the ninth, giving St. Albans a 6-5 win at Madison. Both teams stranded many runners as St. Albans pitchers walked 14 and Madison left 20 on base. key moments came from Johnson Eidleman and Cromley with standout fielding and late runs by Miller and H Myers.
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Retiring on Two Pitched Balls Sets Record in Clarksburg
Clarksburg Aug 4 Ditcher Matthews of the Johnstown cub established a Middle Atlantic league relief record by retiring the Clarksburg side in the seventh on two pitched balls. Schmurte walked three men before leaving with the potential winning run aboard. King then doubled and was retired at first on Matthews throw to the plate, Max Well followed with another pitched ball.
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The Marvelous Ring Art of Harry Greb at Polo Grounds
The middleweight champion Harry Greb showcased rare ring generalship and a standout uppercut in a memorable bout against Mickey Walker at the Polo Grounds last month. Spectators praised his 13 years in the ring and 240 battles, noting his close and long-range skill and a heart that shone when Walker attacked.
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Cardinals Beat Giants 4-2 Without Hornsby in Suspension
St. Louis rides a Bell hit in the eighth to a 4-2 win over New York, despite manager Rogers Hornsby serving a three day ban for arguing yesterday. Cooney started at second, Sherdel and Bottomley anchored defense as the Cardinals eclipse the Giants in the series finale.
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Dempsey Faces New York Boxing Commission Ineligibility Ruling
New York State Boxing Commission intensified action against Jack Dempsey over delay tactics in signing for a title match with Harry Wills. The panel said Dempsey remains on the ineligible list until he signs articles and posts a forfeit, with chairman Parley vowing no move to vacate the title. Promoter Tex Rickard and manager Mickey Mullins expressed disappointment as Walker and other boxers faced possible suspensions in related order.
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New York Boxing Commission
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Zachary Holds Tigers At Bay In Washington Win
Washington fans four Detroit hits as Tom Zachary limits the Tigers to four and earns his third win in four starts. He struck out seven while allowing two runs on errors, with the Senators scoring in multiple innings to secure the victory.
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California Girls Lead Tennis Play in New York
On August 4 in the New York state women’s championship, four California players reached the semifinals bracket. Included are Helen Wills, May Sutton Bundy, Olivabeth Ryan, and Mary K. Browne. Others advancing include Marion Jensup and Penetapa Anderson, with doubles starting and Wills with Browne reaching the third round.
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Hichmond VI
St Louis Browns sweep Red Sox in three game set
In Boston the St Louis Browns completed a three game series sweep by winning 7 4. Fuhr surrendered two runs as McManus drove in key runs with a bases loaded double and Jacobson belted a homer to left field. The Tigers failed to rally as St Louis pushed ahead early and held on for the win. In Madras, Cadavary delta irrigation will transform twenty thousand acres into fertile farmland.
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Kerr Leaves St Louis for Chicago to Aid White Sox
August 4 Chicago White Sox receive Tiny Kerr in relief role after reinstatement from a year out for ineligibles. Kerr will arrive in Boston Thursday in good form and expected to start immediately, easing Connolly’s workload as the club pursues reinstatement for Patton and Washington. American League president Johnston endorsed the move.
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AB. Johnston
American Lacue
Baseball scores from yesterday's games across leagues
National League results show Philadelphia defeated by Pittsburgh 4 to 6, Chicago 4, Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 4, New York 2, with Boston Cincinnati not scheduled. American League games list Philadelphia 0, Chicago 3. New York 4, Cleveland 1. St. Louis 10, Boston 7. Washington 5, Detroit 2.
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Cream Crust Players Win Retail League Game
The Cream Crust team defeated Haddad Brothers 11 to 1 in a Retail league game marked by strong hitting. Good man hit a bases clearing triple, Wolpert added two doubles, while A Haddad and Thomas contributed for Haddad Brothers.
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Price Hill Forfeits Game Against Stanaford
Price Hill forfeited the game to Stanaford after a late inning base running issue. Ben Holden and Wilmer Bailey led Stanaford with key plays while Crawford hit a three bagger. Price Hill’s Charles Ray and HAM provided limited resistance as Stanaford advanced to face Sprague at Sprague Park.
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Phillies Take Final Contest From Pirates
Philadelphia wins the final game of the series 5 to 4 at Pittsburgh. Morrison started for the Pirates and was hit hard in the first inning before being relieved by Sheehan who struggled in the fourth. Culloton finished for Philadelphia. Key hits included Leach and Fonseca for the Phillies and Spencer and Traynor for the Pirates, with Sheehan taking the loss and Culloton the win.
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Killarney Wins Pair Of Weekend Contests In Baseball
Killarney defeated Mullens 5 4 on Saturday and 4 1 on Sunday to take two games. Elmore earned his ninth win, while Lusk pitched for Mullens. Killarney trailed 2 0 in the ninth before a rally produced three runs. Manly Gitley and Parker led the visitors with two hits each.
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Scottdale Wins With Big Inning To Take Final Game
Scottdale defeated Cumberland 4 to 2 in the final series game after a four-run second inning. Duffy allowed four runs while Kruger held Scottdale scoreless until two doubles and a pass produced two Cumberland runs. Kruger and Perham started, with Duffy, Haber and Rangnow finishing for Cumberland.
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Buffalo Caddy Leads Tourney at Salisbury Country Club
Garden City August 4 Raymond Meantlife, a decade in caddy service, led the fourth amateur golf championship with a 70, tied for the Salisbury Country Club course record. Eli Haas of Cleveland and Walter Murtay of St. Louis followed, while the professional mark stands at 67. Miss Ederle trains in Boulogne at a long walk and massage as she prepares to swim the English Channel.
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