Reds Rally Past Giants to Narrow Pennant Gap
Cincinnati opened its pennant drive with an 8 to 1 win over New York, led by Luque in a strong pitching performance and early offense. The Giants fell behind as the Reds seized control in the first inning and tallied six runs across the middle frames. The victory tightens the gap in the league standings as Pittsburgh and Brooklyn also posted wins.
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Expressmen Triumph Over Daily Mail Team
The American Railway Express baseball team defeated the Daily Mail team at the C. B. R. diamond yesterday by 16 to 2. William pitched superbly, allowing only one hit. The Expressmen had already clinched the Business Men's league pennant in a prior game, and yesterday's meet was their final appearance.
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Two Daughters of Nebtune At Fete In New York
The article spotlights Aileen Riggin and Eleanor Carratt competing in the National Senior Women’s Outdoor Championships. Riggin, age 14 or 13, defends a springboard title and Olympic team legacy from 1920, while Carratt of California, 35, holds the indoor 60 yard crown and recently set a 60 yard record.
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Twilight Winners Open Series at Laidley Field Tomorrow
Opening day at Laidley Field features the Knights of Pythias facing the Elk club in the Little World's Series. The program includes a postponed-game slate, opening ceremonies with a brass band, and appointed umpires and field officials led by Toojie Thurman.
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Tilden Johnston Named Davis Cup Doubles Team
Forest Hills reports the Davis Cup doubles pairing of William Tilden and William M. Johnston to defend the cup with Vincent Richards and Norris Williams as rivals. Their selection follows recent matches amid strong play and a four-man tentative lineup approved by Julian S. Myrick of the committee.
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Senators Take Two Games To Boost AL Lead
Washington the near leader with two wins over St Louis while Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Cleveland. In the first game Ruether beat Bush 5 4, Walter Johnson allowed few hits as the Senators upset St Louis. The second game Washington won 10 8 behind strong hitting and Johnson's early work. Also Saratoga: Tays and Johnson win Schuylerville stakes for two year old fillies. Ruthenia runner up and Martha Washington third.
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Wheeling Breaks Losing Streak With First Game Win
Wheeling and Johnstown split a doubleheader as Wheeling halted a nine game slide with a 7 5 victory in game one while Johnstown surged in game two later defeating Wheeling 10 to 6. Babe Dantaly left the box in the second with a rough frame for Wheeling.
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Clarksburg Tops Cumberland in Contested Ninth Inning
Clarksburg defeated Cumberland 7 to 1 as Tustin and Egbert dueled. Tustin held the early lead, but Cumberland rallied with a late push before Clarksburg pulled away in the ninth. Players listed include Glarkeburg, Rangnow, Duatin, Har klny, and Maxwell.
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Morrison and Laundry Win in Retail League Battle
The J. Morrison department store nine defeated Marks Bakery 2 to 1 at Laidley Field in a pitching duel between Kiser and Duckworth. Duckworth fanned three and allowed five hits while Kiser struck eleven. Charleston Laundry beat Haddad Brothers 9 to 4 as O'Dell’s shutout span held. Gishon pitched well but support faltered in key innings. Railway plans to build or replace lines cost nearly 60 099 000.
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Haddad Brothers Triumph as Battleship RWB Edges Shas
In a reduced score game Haddad Brothers beat Shas with a 20 run tally. Haddad pitchers Haddad and Crowe supported by Bradley and Bishop while OMe and Batteries contributed for the losing side.
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Jones Breaks in Ninth as Phils Rally Win
Chicago on Aug 6 sees Percy Lee Jones falter in the ninth after eight strong innings as Philadelphia explodes with a four hit attack. Fonseca adds a double and Decatur, in relief, yields three hits in seven innings before Botts finishes. Final score 7 to 3.
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Fairmont Takes Third Straight In Scoring Win
Fairmont defeated Scottdale 7 to 2 as both pitchers allowed runs. Trader held the line after rough innings, while Fairmont capitalized with timely hits. Final score shows Fairmont offense producing seven runs to Scottdale’s two.
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