One Bad Inning Sinks Reds Against Braves
Jakie May pitched well for Cincinnati but the sixth inning doomed the Reds as Walter Walker and Cooney shut down the offense. A string of miscues and stolen bases, plus timely hits, enabled Atlanta to pull away and hand Cincinnati a second straight defeat.
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Reds Open Series with Giants Amid Coaching Meeting
The Red team prepares for a highly anticipated two game set against the Giants starting tomorrow with a doubleheader and end-of-week schedule. Manager Hendricks stays back for a directors meeting as scouts review player records and plan for next year.
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Hendricks
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Red
Red Team to Attend El Guggenheim Dinner at Jantiville
The Red team will be guests at El Guggenheim at Jantiville Country Club next Friday. Players may join a goN in the afternoon and dine when the dinner hour arrives.
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E L Jantiville Country Club
International League doubleheader results and standings
In Providence readings showed first game results with Hawkins Young Mangum and Me M Brown Ellis Lynn pitching. Second game featured Horne Head Auer Jones Maley McAvoy and Reddy Hill in a 4 9 inning contest. Similar notes cover Syracuse Buffalo and Spuember fixtures with listed lineups and final scores.
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Mangum
Me M. Brown
Ellis
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Horne
Head
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Maley
McAvoy
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Foad
Reddy
Hill
Spuember
Ofron
Meine
Hallahan
Niebergall
Standiford
Glazer
Satterfield
Mahion
Aarement
Syracuse
Seensanaee
Asesesre
Upshaw
Smith
Theme
Manion
Kerr twice hero of 1919 World Series seeks reinstatement
Former Chicago White Sox pitcher Wee Dick Kerr, out since 1922 for violating the reserve clause, has petitioned for reinstatement. B B Johnson president of the American League said Kerr could expect prompt action as the one year on the ineligible list ends tomorrow after Kerr played with semipro teams.
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Chicago
Wee Dick Kerr
B. B. Johnson
Kerr
St. Louis
French woman to attempt Channel swim this morning
In Boulogne France Aug 3 a French woman Mlle Jane Lion plans to start at 7 15 am from Cape Gris Nez to reach Dover Cliffs twenty two miles away In the same event Miss Gertrude Ederle delays her attempt until late this week or early next week due to tides while Miss Lillian Harrison recuperates from her Seine effort and may wait a week Mlle Lion seeks a early lead as Americans and Argentines compete along the coast with Ederle as the favorite and Harrison and Lion using different strokes.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
France
Lillian Harrison
Gertrude Ederle
Mlle
Jane Lion
Cape Gris-Nez
Dover Cliffs
Miss Ederle
Jabez Wolff
Miss Harrison
Seine
Chanel
Mlle. Lion
Calais
Ederley
Cincinnati Pros Qualify for National Tourney in Chicago
Five Ohio golfers from Cincinnati and nearby areas earned spots in the national tournament at Chicago after tough rain delayed rounds at Springfield Country Club. Deke White led early with 148, while Emmet French and George Howard advanced after extra holes, finishing 149 to claim two of the four qualifying spots alongside Ray Derr and Jim Brophy, who tied for 147.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Rains
D. K. White
Wollowitch Club
Cleveland
George Howard
Brookside
Canton
Ray Derr
Losantiville
Cincinnati
Jim Brophy
Hillcrest
Emmet French
Youngstown
Ohio
Springfield Country Club
Brophy
Derr
Deke White
Southern Association Standings Show Wide Open Race
Nashville 6 4 and Mobile 1 1 lead with 8 2 in the mix as Memphis trails at 8 2. Little Rock 5 Birmingham 1 and Chattanooga 6 New Orleans 8 push for position.
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Southern Association
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Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooa
New Orleans
Michigan Ontario League Scores Snapshot
Saginaw 0 London 9. Saginaw 1 Bay City 7. Flint 8 Hamilton 6. Kitchener 4. Bay City 7 8. London 9 1.
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Michigan
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National and American League scores recap with teams like Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg St Louis New York Cleveland Detroit Washington noted. Key results include St Louis defeating Boston and New York edging Cleveland, amid other close games.
Schedule of Today’s National American Association League Games
National League games include New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. American League features Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Columbus. Other matchups cover St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia while Association play lists Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Association
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Louisville
Pirates Triumph in Doubleheader and Giants Fall to Cardinals
Pittsburgh swept Philadelphia 8-2 and 11 innings 8-2 in the first and second games respectively. Grantham drove in the winning run with a homer and Traynor scored on the same play. Aldridge earned the late win in the eleventh as Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 8-7 in the finale. In St Louis, the Giants dropped 7-6 to the Cardinals as Bottomley homered and O’Farrell delivered the deciding run.
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Wright
Barnhart
Bigbee
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Friberg
Carlson
D Renee
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Fonseca
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Adams
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O. Felig Pitts
Doger
Leach
W’stone
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Wilson
Huber
Kimmick
Enema
James Bottomley
Cardinal
Hafey
O'Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Sweeney
Walter “Duster” Mails
Scott
Greenfield
St. L. Ab.h.o.a. S’worth
Frisch
Toporeer
Young
Hornsby
Cardinals Rally Past Giants 7-6 in St. Louis
The Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 7 to 6 in Louis, earning their second straight win. The Giants led twice but were edged by St. Louis in a tight seven inning affair.
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Louis
New York Ants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs 7 Dodgers 4 ends skid on strong Blake relief
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 7 to 4 as Blake allows six runs but none on homer pacing the Cubs. Wheat Cox and Fournier homer for Chicago while Hubbell and Blake split mound duties in a 1 hour 36 minute game.
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Associated Press
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Pee
Sherif Blake
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Cox
Fournier
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Mitchell
Wilson
Klem
Athletics Edge White Sox in 12 Innings Thriller
In Philadelphia on August 3 the Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 in twelve innings after a long pitching duel between Rommel and Faber. Slim Harriss earned the win, Connally took the loss as the game featured a tense tenth and an eventual decisive eleventh inning running with bases loaded.
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Sergeant Connally
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Tygers 3 Senator 2 in Detroit side duel
Detroit won the game 3 to 2 at home to take the series as Holloway and Coveleskie engaged in a tense pitching duel. Gregg contributed for the Senators with one run and one hit in a hard fought contest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Detroit
Holloway
Coveleskie Gregg
Yankees Beat Indians 3-2 on Jones Strong Start
Sam Jones pitched a 14th win allowing seven hits as the Yankees edged the Indians 3 to 2 in New York. Babe Ruth struck out three times against Garland Buckeye who yielded eleven hits. Jones and Muesel each had two hits. Muesel drove in all New York runs.
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Mann
Elmer Smith
Walker
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Smithy
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Sam
Burrus
Felix
Cruz
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Indians
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Garland Buckeye
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Ward
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Speaker
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Fewster
Browns 12 Red Sox win after slow Boston defense
St Louis exploded for seven runs in the third inning as Boston’s infield flopped, producing a 12 to 4 defeat. Giard started for Boston, Vangilder held the Red Sox hitless after replacement, and Sisler returned strong.
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Vangilder
Giard
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Lamotte
Stokes
Ehmke
Prothro
Rothrock
Hite
Dixon
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Sis Rice
Jacobson
Seteitines
Mabaaus
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Picini
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Iscapen
Umpires Threaten Strike Over Wages and Protection
Umpires from the Eastern Shore League meet in Laurel to discuss wages and protection. They threaten resignation if club managers do not address abuse and missiles thrown at them during games. Officials reportedly join in by supporting hostile crowds and calls to "kill the umpire."
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N. S. World News Service
Laurel
Del
Eastern Shore League
Rigbie Hotel
Miss Ryan Wins In Two Matches At New York State
Elizabeth Ryan advancing to the third round of the New York State women s singles championship with decisive victories over Mrs. W. H. Pritchard and Louise Wilson. Seeds Browne Goss and Wills also progress as twenty six doubles teams enter.
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N. Y
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England
New York State
W. H. Pritchard
Louise Wilson
Miss Ryan
Sea Bright
Helen Wills
NKY Tennis Tourney Produces Close Matches at Ft Thomas Club
At Ft Thomas Tennis Club the Northern Kentucky tournament showcased tight battles. A M Johnson beat Osia Newman 7-5 4-1, Willard Beckman defeated Louis Tuke 6-3 6-3, and Archie McCallum over Jack Todd 6-? in singles as Swick/Helfesrieder won 6-4 7-5 in doubles. Junior results list Flax Burlingham 7-5 6-1 and others with varied scores.
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Ft.homas
A. M. Johnsoneslaua
Emere
Willard Beckman
Louis Tuke
Charles Trame
Bottler
Archie McCallum
Jack Todd
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J. Smith
Plogman
Francis
Massachusetts Sunday baseball bill petitions ballot vote
A petition filed at the State House seeks to place Sunday baseball on the 1926 ballot. The proposal would permit Sunday games with admission charges and player compensation between 2 and 6 pm, subject to local municipal acceptance of the act.
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Boston
State House
Western League Scores From Thursday
Denver topped Wichita 21 to 8 while Tulsa routed Lincoln 13 to 1 and Oklahoma City beat Amarillo 8 to 2. no other games were played.
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Wichita
Lincoln
Tulsa
Ooa
Oklahoma City
Dog Meeting Opens Greyhound Season at Erlanger
The Erlanger Fair Grounds host Cincinnati’s first greyhound meet of 45 nights. About 360 dogs undergo schooling trials conducted by D E Baker and A N Hayden as Al Schild’s Band plays before a night of racing beginning at 8:15 PM with a parade of eight Cincinnati girls leading the dogs to the starting cage. Provisions for 2,500 cars and streetcar bus service are arranged.
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Welterweight Bout Set at Redland Field For High Stakes Return
Billy Ryan and Joe Anderson prepare for a ten round welterweight clash at Redland Field next Monday night. Out of town fans from Kentucky and upstate are flocking, drawn by a hoped for Greater Cincinnati title decision. Both fighters at 152 pounds train hard, promising a fast, decisive fight with heavy gate expectations.
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Cubs Plan Changes To Reduce Left Field Home Runs
Chicago Nationals decide to remove steel and concrete bleachers in left field to curb games lost to home runs into the sun seats. Center and right field bleachers stay, total capacity drops to 30 000. Catcher Hartnett is noted as the only reliable power hitter for lofted shots.
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Thrilling boxing in Kentucky ring at Riverside Arena
A small crowd witnessed brisk action with two early knockouts and two ten round bouts. Cooper Spence edged Lou Bloom while Tommy O Loughlin and Patsy Kline fought to a near draw. Mike Saswell stopped Young Darcy. Jack Blackburn defeated Arthur Steigel in a two round finish.
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Riverside Arena
Cooper Spence
Lou Bloom
Tommy O'Loughlin
Patsy Kline
Bloom
Columbus
Pence
O'Loughlin
Kline
Mike Saswell
Young Darcy
Jack Blackburn
Arthur Steigel
Rain disrupts opening day of Western clay court championships
Detroit, Aug. 3. Rain halted all afternoon first and second-round matches in the Western clay court championships. Morning features saw Harry McKee defeat Francis Tait 6-1 6-1 and Kirk Reid beat Harry Merrill 6-1 6-4. Tomorrow’s lineup includes Arthur McDougall Walter Hayes Harvey Snodgrass and Walter Wesbrook.
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San Francisco
Francis Tait
Kirk Reid
Cleveland
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Arthur McDougall
Walter Hayes
Chicago
Harvey Snodgrass
Walter Wesbrook
Los Angeles
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