May Gives Seven Passes But Tightens in Pinches
In Cincinnati, Jakie May stifled Boston, pitching six strong innings before Rube Marquard closed, as the Reds edged the Braves 4 to 3 in opening game of the series. Key moments featured Curt Walker’s triple and Roush’s later-run scoring, with Boston rallying in the ninth before Marquard finished.
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Rube Marquard
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Padgett
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Mann
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Critz
Bree
Baring
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Roush
Zitz
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Holke
Walker
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Fox
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Harris
Burns
Gibson
Eddie
Cruz
Bancroft
Hughie
Rube
James Russell Lowell
Ton AB. R. H. O. A
Baroft
S. S
Gatifreau
Hartis
Gibon
Bartes
NCS Serer
MailLee
Boston
Priel
Reds and Braves in Second Series Tilt at 3 PM
The Reds and Braves meet for a second time in a five game set this afternoon at 3 o clock. Adolfo Luque starts for the Reds against Larry Benton for the Braves. Attendance reached 2 617, a noticeable increase over Thursday.
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The
Ridiegs
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Cincinnati
Kaplan Bout Off Due to Rain in Bayonne
The scheduled twelve round featherweight title bout between Kid Kaplan of Meriden and Billy Kennedy of New Orleans in Bayonne N J was postponed because of rain and no new date has been set.
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N. J
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Kelly's Homer Enables Giants To Down Cubs
George Kelly hit a seventh inning home run with two on base to lift the New York Giants to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Heathcote also homered for the Giants while the Cubs led early on a Freigau triple and Heathcote four bagger. Kelly's decisive shot followed Grimm's error and relieved pressure, with Nehf earning the win while Dean and Kaufmann struggled at times.
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K’smann
Heathete
Gonzales
Gowdy
Dean
Kaufmann
Maranville
Brooks
Adams
Frisch
Freigau
Rigler and McCormick
Dodgers Triumph Over Cardinals 8-4 to Split Series
Dazzy Vance pitched a strong eight strikeouts tally as Brooklyn beat St Louis 8 to 4 in St Louis. Vance earned his fifteenth win against six losses and fanned eight. The game featured key hits from Mueller and Brown and marked an even series split.
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Deberry
Bell
Cone
Dicker
Reinhart
Dickerman
Hart and Moran
Saratoga Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Races
At Saratoga a fast track produced results across seven races. Notable finishes include Secre marked winner in the first with Maid At Arms and Royalite also prominent. The Flash Stakes second race saw Sarmateous and Blockhead contend. Fourth race Saratoga Handicap went to Valador with Mad Play behind. two-year-old maiden Frances Rock led at five furlongs in the sixth. Seventh featured two-year-olds with strong close by Jett and Thurber. Weather clear. track fast.
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Dunlin
Zuker
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Hunt
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Callahan
Mad Play
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Ursa Maj
Quin Chin
Coma Stanley
Asinia Ateenee
Black Maria
Hawthorne Entries Show A Full Card Of Races
The racing card lists six claiming races and a handicap. Entries include Boys Believe Me Full of Pep Dick Shining Gold Haleakala Dorothy Pop Expressive Dean H. Industrious Peter Evans Rachel Potter Probability Treasurer Isabel Little Jimmy Doughoregan Ramkin Slanderer Ze dlotn Tip Toe Inn Geo. Allen Booneville Wild Heather Meddling Mattie Eager Blue Granite Captain Seth Roy Crofter Hyampson Dutch Gir Geo. Groom Lorena Marillia Mantonian Mary Kincaid Cornelian Tee Inn and more. Track conditions show Waher cloudy and track sloppy.
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Dorothy Pop
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Lubreck
Peter Evans
Rachel Potter
Sccig EE Sumner
eBissascscetinn
Anisabel
Little Jimmy
Doughoregan
Ramkin
Broomflax
Slanderer
Pzedlotn
Chiva
Wild Heather
Mattie
Eager
Chicago Beach
Garden City
Hyampson
Geo. Groom
Lorena Marillia
Dorothy Buckner
Mantonian
ROT DERBY POSTPONED IN AURORA TRACK WETNESS
The Grand Circuit racing program at Aurora Illinois was canceled today due to a wet track including the $25,000 American Trotting Derby. The derby will be rescheduled.
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Ill
Coney Island Race Chart Sixth and Seventh Races
Deliberate pacing of the sixth race shows J J. Everest-Ten Pin winner after leading late with Fantoche second and Moonbrook third. In the seventh, Blue Stone won by a late stretch rush over Midnight Rose and Satellite, with Fretwell hampered by early interference.
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Sam Mengel
Jak P. Seana
Askesecboale - Looney
Fantoche
Canfiel
W. Perkins
Moonbrook
Samh Mengel
Pines
Blarney Stone
Bob
Waratah
W. H. Hall
Br.g
Granite
Jane Cowl
R. T. Runnels
St.Odds Blue Stone
Ftahagy
V. Moore Ohn & Theisen
Orasiicidsichnscienss S. Louis
Fretwell
M. Lowenstein
SBS
Farm Stable
Marjorie C
Mitelasin
W. Wick
Blue Stone
Midnight Rose
Blue
Satellite
Automatic
Results of Yesterday's Games in National and American Leagues
Scores from yesterday show the National League with Cincinnati 4 Boston 38 and New York 4 Chicago 8 while Brooklyn 9 St Louis 4 and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh weathered rain. In the American League Kansas City 6 St Paul 0 and Indianapolis 6 Toledo 5 led days. Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 2 and Columbus 9 Louisville 8 completed the card with several rain delays.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rai America Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
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Dovis
McGraw and
Ainsmith, Sanders and Skiff
Kansas City
R. H. E. St. Paul
Kansas City Spear
CARR
Fullerton and Collins, Messenger and Shinault
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Columbus
Bird
Palmero
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Wilkinson
Dawson
Tincup
Ndianapolie
Eseensenee Sree
eReseeseeree
Frianapolis
Paetee
Joh Siete
Gaston
Hill
Emanske
Enry
Today’s Schedule of Games Across Leagues and Cities
The card lists matchups including Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh plus AMERICAN games Toledo at Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia, Association St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Brooklyn
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston Sovsesege Tvesvene
Boston
American Association
W. L. Pet
WW. L. Pet
Louisville Pere
Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Raced Next Thursday Then Remaining Races Tomorrow
A brief note indicates racing will continue next Thursday with the rest of today's program moved to tomorrow's schedule.
Sea Bright Tennis Meet Postponed By Downpour
Rain in Sea Bright New Jersey causes the postponement of the Sea Bright invitation tennis tournament including the final men's singles between Vincent Richards and James Anderson. Officials plan to resume with all five finals tomorrow if weather permits with the men's singles in the morning and the women’s singles featuring Helenius and Elizabeth Ryan in the afternoon.
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Vincent Richards
James ©. Anderson
Helenius
Elizabeth Ryan
Red Sox Rally to Beat Indians in Final Game
Boston defeats Cleveland 7 to 2 in the series finale as Wingfield wins on solid support. Good day at bat by Flagstead and strong fielding pace the Red Sox, with Ezzell hitting a two-base knock and other details.
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Cleveland
Red Sox
Wingfield
Flagstead
de Bo
Speaker
Fewster
Ezzell
Carlyle
Sewell
Foster
Burns
Karr Fea
Twita Bite
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McGowan and
Owen
French Girl Will Try Channel Swim Today
Frenchwoman Jane Lion aims to be the first woman to swim the France England Channel starting from Cape Gris-Nez at 3 a.m. She travels with tug Champion and follows Tiraboschi, who swam the channel in 1923. Other competitors, including Gertrude Ederle and Lillian Harrison, train nearby as pace and weather dictate the mid August attempts. Mile Sion holds the channel record at 14 hours 45 minutes set in 1928.
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France
Jane Lion
Cape Gris-Nez
Calais
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Tiraboschi
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Lillian Harrison
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Aires
Paris
Seine
Mile Sion
Dover
Hamilton Entries First Race Claiming at Six Furlongs
Race card lists six claiming events with purses from 1000 to 1200 and horses such as Rosavia Roi Confidence Care Free Grey Day Mintstick Rocksalt Helen Buck Lady Argos Sakeicten seeds Sister Sue Azreal Golden Solopen Deep Thought Seagram Stable entries in races for three year olds and up. The second race features County Times and Sakeicten seeds among others and notes track conditions apprentice allowance.
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Rosavia. i
Siedie
Bill Roberts
Mintstick
County Times Rocksalt
Muskallonzge
Helen Buck
Lady Argos
Canada
Sakeicten
Sister Sue
Hetkel
Gene Veditaas
Deep Thought
Seagram
Tj. K. L. Ross
Gaffaman
Mulligan
High Heart
tSeagram Stable
Thorndyke
Frank Gailor
Gold Rock
VanPatrick
Rocky ‘Ford
Fiery Flight
Nettie May
Jacques Eyelash
Metson
Queen Bess
Southern Association score roundup with few games
In the Southern Association results Birmingham defeated Mobile 4 to 1 while New Orleans beat Pensacola 5 to 4. Descanenee led descanenee 15-6 in a separate line. No other games were reported.
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Descanenee
Birmingham
Penephis
New Orleans
Title Rock
Mobile
Local Y M C A Swimmers Lead in A A U Meet
Seattle reports the Cincinnati Y M C A with twenty two points leads after the third day of the national swimming championship. Illinois A C is second with nineteen and Roman Pool Miami is third with ten. Harry Glancy wins the mile freestyle and the 300 medley while Walter Laufer places in the mile. Pete Des Jardines wins ten foot diving.
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Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Amateur Athletic Union
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Roman
Miami
Fla
John Weismalier
Illinois A. C
Chicago
Harry Glancy
Walter Laufer
Cincinnati
Glancy
Laufer
Les Smith
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Pete Des Jardinés
Roman Pool
al White
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Swimming Club
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Young Men’s_ Christian Association
Harold Krueger
A. J. Alen
Pete Des Jardines
Alf White
Clarence Pinkston
Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Y.M.C.A
Les Adams
Raceland Race Card Results and Purses
Race results list seven claiming events with horses such as Idle Thoughts Maud-Harvey Green Spring and Vanity Fair. Purses vary from 3800 to 800 with times around 1 07 for four furlongs and 1 28 for seven furlongs. Also listed are jockeys, places and show payouts for each race.
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Dell Evans
Mary Maud
Wahkana
Flavia
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Lie Ana
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Sparkle Star
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Sir Ralph
Belle Fay
John Hosher
Dan Han
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Rehab
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Rocky
Margarette Martin
General Ginochio
Pani Roma Eeeie Sasi
Happy Bob
Bobbie Shea
Kehrt
North Breeze
Aden
Fancy
Dishman
Scare Crow
Stamp Jr
Tulalip
International League Reports Pitching and Rain Delays
In Toronto Syracuse beat Providence 7 to 1 with Grabowski Niebergall Stewart Gibson Sandiford and Manion credited. Reading defeated Providence 8 to 7 in Providence with Schroeder McCarty Tomlin Lynn batteries. Jersey City Baltimore postponed due to rain. Rochester Buffalo games postponed to a later date.
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Gibson
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Manion
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Tomlin
Lynn
Jersey City
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Eoreewensen
Ft Thomas Meet Opens in Northern Kentucky Tennis Championship
The Ft Thomas Tennis Club hosts the Northern Kentucky championship with 66 men in singles starting this afternoon and 36 doubles teams entering tomorrow. Notable seeds include N B Ragenson, Willard Beckman, Archie McCallum, Ralph Stacey, and Stanley McKie. Winners receive belt buckles and belt prizes accompany the official US Tennis Association event.
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Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
United States Tennis Association
Ragenson
Harrison Club
Willard Beckman
Losantiville
Middleton
Ralph Stacey
Hyde Park
Stanley McKie
Evanston
J. Newman
Newman and Burns
Beckman
McKie
Decamp
Cordes
Aagenson
EB. K. Wuerdeman
R. Heileman
Sam Cotterill
J. Q. Martin
J. Mananer
L. Stegeman
June Edwards
Schroeder
G. Clarkson
J. Wee
Tom Albershart
Joseph Scubesins
Jack Todd
PM Beckman
J. C
Eevariesd
Schmiedeke
L. J
Dick Franz
W. B Ward
Ed Thoeee
RM. Putnam
Re: Hawkins
A. McCallum
George Woodburn
Gilbert T. McDuff
George Hoffman
Diegel Retains Lead In Canadian Open
In Toronto Diegel of Great Neck NY held the lead at the Canadian Open. He shot 75 with strong easterly wind, after a 69 yesterday, to stay one stroke ahead. Walter Hagen tied for low today with 74, reaching 145 for 36 holes, while F Spegrell and Ike Brady were tied for third at 147. The final two rounds were set for tomorrow.
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Walter Hagen
Pasadena
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Bob Jolly
Niagara-on-the- Lake
F. Spegrell
Saginaw
Mich
Ike Brady
Mamaroneck
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