Reds Win Third of Four as Rixey Dominates Phillies 8-4
Eppa Rixey held Philadelphia to eight hits and the Reds exploded with key hits from Roush Schultz and Hargrave to beat the Phillies 8 to 4. Pearce surrendered the big innings, while Couch struggled in relief as Cincinnati pulled away and closed in on the Pirates in the standings.
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Reds Take Lead as Rixey Rounds Bases in Hectic Innings
Goings right along doubled to center and Rixey surprised the crowd by a short hit toward first. Couch misthrew Fonseca's head and the runner was safe. Smith doubled to right to score Hargrave, but Rixey stayed alive at third. Roush followed with a single, scoring Rixey and Smith to put the Reds ahead by four with three to go. The rest of the innings were scoreless.
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Harry Greb Injured In Auto Crash En Route To Erie
Middleweight boxing champion Harry Greb was seriously hurt when his car skid on a wet hill near Pittsburgh and overturned. He suffers two broken ribs and back and chest injuries, with possible internal damage to be assessed by X rays. Cagill and Jones escaped with minor injuries while Greb was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Erie
Jimmy Darragh
Leo Cagill
Alle Jones
Jockey Taylor Hurt At Ft Miami Park
Jockey William Taylor was seriously injured in the first race at Ft Miami Park Toledo Ohio when his horse bled and collapsed over a fence pinning him. He suffered a dislocated shoulder a wrenchd arm and multiple contusions and bruises and was taken to a local hospital.
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William Taylor
Ft. Miami Park
Cony Island harness and turf results race card
Rain spoiled track as Jt Furlongs claimed race produced Quince King a fast start and outgamed Batty H and Red Seth. Stella King won a maiden division with Curler second. Sporty McGee won by length over Marvin May with Flying A in third. multiple mutuels paid and track conditions noted throughout.
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Results of Yes National League Games
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 while Boston won 6 to 3 over St. Louis. Chicago scored 5 and New York 3 in losses, with Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 1 also on the slate. Milwaukee routed Columbus 8 to 2 in the American League.
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Schedule of Today’s Major League Baseball Games
Cincinnati plays Boston while St. Louis hosts Philadelphia and Chicago meets Brooklyn. Pittsburgh visits New York with American games featuring Columbus at Milwaukee and Toledo at Kansas City.
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Toledo
Kansas City
TN Baseball Scandal Inquiry Resumes in Little Rock
The official probe into rumors of irregularities involving Nashville players in the Southern Association is resumed in Little Rock by league president John D. O'Martin. The Nashville portion had been closed the previous day.
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Southern Association
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Yanks Buy Left-Handed Pitcher Braxton From Springfield
E Garland Braxton a left handed pitcher was sold today to the New York Yankees by the Springfield Club of the Eastern League Braxton tops Western League pitchers and formerly played for the Boston Braves.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
E. Garland Braxton
New York Yankees
Braxton
Boston Braves
Owen Bush Suspended by Minor Leagues
Chicago August 20 Owen Bush manager of the Indianapolis Club of the American Association was suspended for six months by M H Sexton president of the National Association of Minor Leagues but the suspension will not take effect during good behavior.
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Owen Bush
Indianapolis
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National Association of Minor Leagues
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Senators Move Into First Place With 1 0 Twelve Inning Win
The Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 1 to 0 in twelve innings to move into first place as the St. Louis Browns defeated Philadelphia and the Athletics fell. Marberry relieved, scoring on Hodapp's error and Goslin's third hit drove in Rice for the decisive run. Miller held Washington to thirteen hits but failed to score.
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Browns edge Athletics in nine for seventh straight fate
In Louis, Aug 20 Right fielder Harry Rice hit a home run and manager Cy Siler added a ninth inning triple with a man on base as the Browns beat the Athletics 7 6 to complete a clean series win and move to second place in the standings. Washington widened its lead with a 12 inning victory over Cleveland to stay six games ahead in the American League. The Browns knocked out Walberg and Groves.
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Washington Senators Regain First In American League Pennant Race
Washington leads the American League after a comeback to top the standings despite Philadelphia dropping to one game behind. St. Louis beat the Athletics 7 to 6 as the Senators won 1 to 0 in 12 innings against Cleveland. In the National League, Pittsburgh extended its lead with a 2 to 1 win over Brooklyn while the Giants fell to the Cubs.
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Johnston to meet Spanish racket star in Newport semis
Manuel Alonzo and Edward Flaguer lead the lower half of the Newport Casino draw as Manuel Alongo faces William M. Johnston in the singles semi finals amid doubles shocks. Clarence Griffin battles Norton while Voshell Chaplin upset Kinsey in doubles.
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Alfred H. Chaplin, Jr
Washington freshman crew coach accepts Navy post
Seattle report states Robert S. Butler a UW freshman crew coach has accepted the position of crew coach at the United States Naval Academy and will report on October 1.
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Wash
Robert S. Butler
University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
White Sox Beat Red Sox 11-7 to Sweep Series
Ted Blankenship earned his eighth straight win as Chicago defeated Boston 11 to 7. Erratic fielding by Boston aided Chicago with key runs, while Ruffing and Zahniser were hit hard. Connally finished, preserving the win after a late Boston rally sparked by a three-base hit.
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Miss Kathleen McKane defeats Elizabeth Ryan in three sets
In Forest Hills N Y on Aug 20 Miss Kathleen McKane upset Elizabeth Ryan a favorite for the tennis crown. McKane won 3-6 7-5 6 to reach the semifinals as Ryan's bid ended after a brilliant display on the courts.
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N. Y
Elizabeth Ryan
Kathleen McKane
O Connell declines offer from outlaw league
San Francisco August 20 The Bulletin reports Jimmy O Connell former New York Giants outfielder declined an offer from Mal Chase to play in the outlaw league at El Paso. O Connell was banned from organized baseball after a bribery allegation at season's end and hopes Judge Landis will restore him to good standing.
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Oeaiants
Bloomington Beats Evansville in Three-Eye League 9-7
Evansville won 9 to 7 over Bloomington in a Three-Eye League game. Other schedule games were postponed.
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Evansville
Freak Home Run Gives Pirates 2 1 Victory Over Robins
Hazen Cuyler hit a sixth inning freak homer that lifted Pittsburgh to a 2 1 win over Brooklyn as New York fell to Chicago. Wheat homered for Brooklyn, while Kremer and Grimes pitched well for the Pirates and Dodgers? (Note: Unable to determine full context from provided text.)
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Cubs defeat Giants 5 3 as Kaufmann quiets Giants
Tony Kaufmann limited the Giants to three hits over nine innings and Chicago rallied in the ninth to win 5 to 3 in New York. The loss leaves the Giants three games behind Pittsburgh in the pennant race.
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Braves 6 Cards 3 closes Boston series on Aug. 20
In Boston the Braves beat the Cardinals 6 to 3 to close a four game set. Hafey and High homered with a man on base as Gernciy near went hitless in four trips. Mann worked for the Cardinals with Wel and Flack contributing in relief as Boston holds off St Louis in the final game.
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Yachts Mishap in Lake Geneva Race Ends with Towed Boat
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on August 20 the Imland Yacht Association Class catboat race saw two mishaps. The Whiz capsized and was righted with help from three patrol boats while Miss Patricia Healey's Tequeda lost its mast. The Tack, skippered by E Sprinkman of Cedar Lake YC, won. runners-up were Helen Deuce and Amen. The Pine Lake YC Tack won Class E sloop with Tarzan second and Butts third.
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Imland Yacht Association
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Francis Wells
Walton Wettner
Lac Geneva
Russell Wins Northwestern Ohio Women Tennis Title
Mrs. Andree Russell of Cleveland defeated Mrs. Andrew Rogers of Columbus 7-5 6-3 in the ladies' singles final at the Ohio district net tournament held at Lost Creek Country Club in Lima Ohio. The victory secures Russell the Northwestern Ohio women’s championship.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Andrew Rogers
Columbus
Lost Creek Country Club
Friend Buys Car Tests Ride Then Nearly Hits Truck
A friend purchases a new automobile and asks you to test drive it. You join and immediately pull away when you nearly collide with a truck. Both of you escape injury, the incident prompting caution about roadside driving.
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