Ehrhardt Holds Reds to Three Hits as Dodgers Win
Dodgers win 5 to 1 at Cincinnati, with Red Ehrhardt overpowering Reds hitters. Rixey falters for Cincinnati, while Jakie May nails down relief pitching after a rough fourth inning. Roush and Wheat collect late Cincinnati hits as the Dodgers pull away.
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BUNTS AND BINGLES Off day for R and they travel to Conega for a pony game
The entry notes travel to Conega for a match, with arrivals in Pittsburgh and a return game on the following weekend. Luane will work the game against the Pirates. Attendance rose to 1,491 paying on Tuesday as California Cox of the Dodgers shines with multiple hits and solid defense. A light incident at Redland Field involves Babe Pinelli and John Snucks with a shirt torn by matches.
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Pirates Clinch NL Lead as Giants Fall Behind
Pittsburgh defeats New York 6 to 3 while leaders’ margin grows to five and a half games. Athletics beat St Louis 5 to 2 to widen gap over Washington. Ehrhardt shines as Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 5 to 1 in a rain-shortened twin bill. Hornsby hits 30th homer as St Louis takes both games. Yankees blank White Sox 2 to 0. Boston beats Detroit 7 to 2.
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Upset Highlights Doubles At Southampton Tennis Tourney
In Southampton New York August 17 play in the annual invitation tennis tournament advanced to the quarterfinals in singles and third round in doubles. Upset loser Voshell Chapin fell to Sam Hardy and Henry Guild 6 2 6 4.
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Southern Association Game Ends In Ten Innings
New Orleans and Atlanta played a ten inning game in the Southern Association, with the final result extending beyond regulation.
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Pennock Blanks White Sox as Yankees End Skid 2 0
Southpaw Herb Pennock stopped New York's five game losing streak by blanking Chicago 2 to 0. The Sox managed only two hits and no batter reached third. Ray Schalk celebrated his thirty third birthday without a celebration. Babe Ruth rested with a strained back as Veach patrolled right field.
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National League standings and score updates
Brooklyn leads Cincinnati 5 to 1 and Pittsburgh tops New York 5 to 3. St Louis 9 8, Philadelphia 2 4. American league shows Indianapolis 6 4, St Paul 1 3. Kansas City at Toledo postponed by rain.
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Pirates Rally Past Giants 5 3 To Take Series
Pittsburgh wins 5 to 3 over New York to move five and a half games up in the NL flag race. Yde allowed 12 hits as Giants offense surged but poor fourth inning baserunning undercut the rally. Jackson homered for New York while Wright and Traynor doubled for Pittsburgh.
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Cardinals Rally In Doubleheader Loss to Phillies
In game one St Louis wins 2-1 with Hornsby homer and Hafey triple. In game two Philadelphia tops St Louis 8-2 as Hafey and Toporcer spark offense. Couch struggles with eight walks as Pierce goes five.
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Open Ocean Stakes at Coney Island Falls to Slow Track
In a slushy Coney Island program the second race for claiming horses, four furlongs, saw StartOOD win easily with Harned’s c g taking $1,100 for the victor. Ben Bolt and Pyroot chased hard, while Foyle faded after early pace, as bettors watched mutuels pay 5.50 3.70 and 2.70 for straight, place, and show bets.
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Eastern Youngsters Defeat Westerners in Tennis Play
The Eastern juniors beat Chicago’s George Jennings and Gordon Brandt 6-3 after trailing 0-3, with Hill and Johns sustaining a comeback as Berkley Bell upset Emmett Pare. Seeded players advanced, including Cranston Holman and A L Wiener, while Walter Thomas narrowly avoided defeat by 13-year-old Junior Coen.
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National women's tennis seeds set for Forest Hills
Eleven players including six Americans and five British stars were seeded today for the national women's championships at the West Side Club Forest Hills. Miss Elizabeth Ryan heads the upper half as No 1 seed, while Miss Helen Wills leads the lower half. Ryan's quarter includes Kathleen Macken and E H Harvey, both British internationals, with Miss Wills facing Joan Fry as her main challenger in her quarter.
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Shevlin and Triple A Set Twilight Practice at Deer Creek
The Shevlin and Triple A teams will meet in a twilight practice game at Deer Creek tonight. Players from both squads should report by 6 o clock.
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Pros Beat Amateurs In Calgary Exhibition
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchinson, both British open champions, defeated amateurs Captain E. F. Carter and Chick Evans two to one in a Calgary exhibition four ball yesterday.
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Red Sox top Tygers 7 to 2 on erratic defense and steady pitching
Boston's pitching held Detroit to 2 runs while errors aided the attack. Ross exited in the fifth with a hurt hand from a line drive off Woodall. Fothergill and Manush made key catches and Prothro stole home in the fifth as the Red Sox won their second straight over Detroit.
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Miss Herschede Wins Ohio State Women’s Golf Invitation
Adele Herschede of Cincinnati won the Ohio State Women’s Golf Association invitation tournament at Granville by defeating Mrs Curtis Sohl of Columbus on the eighth hole. The nine hole final followed a two day qualifying and knockout rounds with Louise Fordyce and Frances Stock advancing to the later stages.
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Terre Haute Beats Quincy In Three Eye League Game
Terre Haute defeated Quincy 11 to 3 in a Three Eye League matchup as all other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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