Giants Break Even With Pirates Start Home For Long Stay
Kent Greenfield pitched well as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 to even the four game set and trim the Pirates lead to four and a half games in the National League pennant race. Giants notables Frisch Young Meusel and Jackson contributed as the club heads home with fifty games left in the season.
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Consideralio Joy
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Ballelu Tu
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Kent Greenfield
Aldridge
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Sheehan
Southworth
Frisch
Southwark
Young
Finsl
Traviy Jackson
Senators Split Double Header With Cleveland
Washington and Cleveland divided a double header as Cleveland won 2 0 in the opener behind strong pitching by Chle, and Washington mounted a ninth inning rally in the nightcap to win 5 4. Zachary pitched well but endured two bad innings and Karr struggled in the second game before Grege earned the win.
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Cleveland
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Zachary
Karr
Walter Johnson
Grege
Fins
Seat
Station Belle Leads Two Mile Hairy Das Trot at Randall
Cleveland August 13 Sutlan Belle driven by J Merkle wins the two year old trot main division the Hairy Das sweepstakes at North Randall valued at 15280 dollars with 57318.75 to owner KE J Merkle Columbus Ohio Double Cross takes second Charm third rain delays shift to morrow for Rainy Day continuation and 26 claiming pace Ruth Tarzan Grattan and Falle O'Connor Recond in heats. third heat to be raced tomorrow.
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A.B. Vox
Pauli
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Bei J. White
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Tull
Julster
Sumatra
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Veter Hayek
Marnhy
Station Betle
Finkaied
Bertlun Belle
Ruth
Tarzan Grattan
Kalamanon Delby
Falle O'Connor
Johns town and Wheeling Split in Doubleheader
Johns town and Wheeling played a twin bill with Wheeling winning the first game 2 to 0 and Johnstown taking the second 6 to 2 Flexed by a shaky start as a Michigan Ontario League pitcher opened for Johnstown before a Wheeling error and late rally sealed the first game Wheeling then struck back to claim the finale with a decisive four run flish Montthewa held Johnstown to five hits in the second game after an early Wheeling surge in the seventh inning details from the box scores list Andrews Cunning and Vase among the stars for Wheeling with Ranood Thous and Matthews in the lineup for Johnstown
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Cocaly
Michigan
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THE SIWANOY SKY-ROCKET BY FEG MURRA
Sweetier wins qualifying medal and Metropolitan amateur title at Wollywror NT then takes medal at Lie Greenwich Country club invitation. Siwanoy blond head salesman Eyeing national amateur in September with Jones von Elm and Co. Likely to bring amateur cup back to New York.
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Mlewanukim
Chick Evans
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Walter Travis
Jesse Sweet
Sivanoy
Yale
Wall
Beckley Net Team to Face Local Squad Saturday at Edgewood
Beckley net team travels to Edgewood Saturday for a tennis match against Charleston area players. The event features Olympic champion Frank Hunter and doubles partner Major Tiawx tinaliats, with Captain Bob Skinner of Charleston likely facing Hunter in singles and possibly Skinner and Wilkinson meeting Hunter and Tatts in doubles. Wilkinson, Hunter's partner, is a noted Texas standout who impressed at a recent Teen match.
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Glock
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Tinaliats
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Wilkinson
Tatts
Hkinter
Huntington Star reports Huntington guard enters West Virginia U
Huntington star Melvel Meisel, a guard from Huntington High, will join West Virginia University and report to the Jackson Memorial training camp as the Mountaineers prep for the season. He is noted as a standout lineman and versatile athlete who helped Huntington reach the state title and basketball crown last winter. Meisel weighs 170 pounds and is expected to develop under freshman coaches Setton and Quinlan to boost WVU football prospects.
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Melvel
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Ion
Ren Fea i. Atudeers
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Santa
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Melzel
Nhe
Molsel
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Fie
Joe Setton
Jim Quinlan
Spain and Japan Draw In Opening Davis Cup Match
ISPAIN AND JAPAN GET EVEN BREAK The opening day of the Davis Cup preliminaries in Baltimore Australia reports a split: Talebcis Harada defeated Eduardas Fisquer in straight sets while Manuel Alonzo de jee wenzo Shhnidza earned a 7 6 0 3 6 score.
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Flaquer
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Shimidsu
Baltimore
Aus
Spain
Itawan
Talebcis Harada
Eduardas Fisquer
Manuel Alonzo Dejee
Wenzo Shhnidza
Charleston Team Selection Readies Local Contenders
In Huntington and nearby regions, players including Beckley, Hunte, Cohen, Garry, Kitts, Sween land, Smith, Stansbury, and the Charleston squad feature in a pool of hopefuls. Contenders named include Fob Skinner, Ciel Wilkinson, Roy Summs, Bill Willame, George Moore, Berman Bennett, Bill Crowe, Sam Stewart, Frank Thomas, Te Stewart, Bengaton, and Bases awaiting official selection.
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Hunte
Cohen
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Kitts
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Smith
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Roy Summs
Bill Willame
George Moore
Berman Bennett
Bill Crowe
Sam Stewart
Frank Thomas
Te Stewart
Bengaton
Bases
YISTEDDAY IRESULTS IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baseball results from yesterday show St Louis beating Philadelphia 5 to 4. Cleveland split with Washington with a 2 0 loss in the first game and 4 4 in the second. Detroit and Boston experienced rainouts and New York faced Chicago with rain delays.
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HITTING OF CUBS DOWNS CARDINALS IN Series Game One
Chicago Cubs beat St Louis Cardinals 8 to 5 to win the first game of the series. Cubs collected 13 safeties totaling 23 bases. Cardinals manager Hornsby hit his 34th homer of the season with two aboard in the fifth.
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Speculation on lineup of Davis Cup team
New York Aug 13 America’s Davis Cup team lineup for the Philadelphia challenge round next month appears settled in part. The team is said to include Wili han J. Tilden Witham MM Jonnerow Vincent Richards and R Norris Wile llama with Tilden and Johnston in singles and Williams and Richards in doubles. Final doubles decision may wait until national committee meets next week.
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Scottdale Ties Fairmont in Ten Inning Protest Fight
In Pa irmont on Aug 13 Scottdale and Fairmont battled to a ten inning tie. Darkness halted play with one out in the 10th, as a disputed touch at home plate sparked crowd unrest and police intervention. Final score: Scottdale 2 0 2 0 8 0 3 0 0 1 Fairmont 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 8 1 7.
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