Reds Postponement Delays Game as Hendricks Seeks Rest
Special Dispatch from Boston reports the Reds rainout of the Braves game and postponement for a doubleheader, with manager Jack Hendricks pleased by a needed rest. He stresses staying in first place, notes upcoming Pittsburgh series, and mentions Benton Cooney Luque as likely starters amid unsettled weather.
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Washington Holds One-Game Lead In pennant chase
Washington remains one game ahead after a 1-0 extra inning win by Detroit over the Senators and an 8-2 Chicago victory over Philadelphia. Rain postponed all NL games including a Pirates Giants doubleheader at the Polo Grounds.
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Three-Eye League Scores Highlight Small Town Contests
In the Three-Eye League action Servares Terre Haute Omington and Decatur edged by Peoria Evansville 5 to 3. Quincy defeated Danville 6 to 4.
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Marathon swim in Cincinnati promises keen contest today
The eleventh annual Cincinnati Gym marathon swim in the Ohio River starts at 2 PM from Whetstone’s Landing and finishes near the Central Bridge. Notables include John Dithmer and Arthur Fennekoh with local contenders like John Holzman. Charters Montgomery’s 1920s record cited as unlikely to be broken.
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Beluah Park Racing Results Show Mix of Upsets and Fast Times
At Beulah Park the first race for maiden two-year-olds over five furlongs awarded Hector's Alley the purse winner with Mandina second and Aurele third. The program listed times around 1:10 and 1:03 for different races, with multiple horses noted as Also Ran or Scratched. Weather was clear and track fast throughout the meeting.
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White Sox rout Athletics as pennant bid stalls
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 8 to 2 in the opener of the series. Ed Rommel wild for the Athletics as Chicago bats strike early. Sheely and Mostil pace the offense with four and two hits respectively, while Faber anchors the Chicago win with strong support from his defense.
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Windsor Race Results First Through Seventh Contests
Race by race results list claiming and handicap events at Windsor with purse amounts. Winners include Letter ae in race one and Servitor in race two, with notable placings for Morning Dolly Dunbar Glenmore Van Patrick and Thorndyke among others. Weather clear and track muddy as seven races completed.
Cony Island Race Club Card Reports Muddy Track
Race chart details at Coney Island with multiple claiming events for two and three year olds. Ik. by Torchbearer-Mary Sullivan wins second race. near misses and disqualifications noted. Final payouts listed for each race along with jockeys, trainers, and notable incidents.
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Browns Beat Red Sox 9 7 In St. Louis Series Opener
The St. Louis Browns defeat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 7 to climb in the standings. Fuhr allowed hits and timely scores as Kenesaw Mountain Landis attended the game. Rice homered for Boston while Todt and Boone homered for St. Louis.
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Hawthorne Racing Card Results From Handicap to Fifth Race
Horse races listed with weights jockeys times and outcomes at Hawthorne. Includes race details for six events with purses ranging to $1,500 and notes on scratches and runners. Winner identifications include Viking and Shining Gold among others with times around 1:01 and 1:46.
Tigers Beat Senators In Eleven Inaugural Series Opener
Detroit wins 1 0 in eleven as Wie delivers a triple and Marberry follows with three walks after the leadoff hit. Joe Judge of Washington sustains a concussion and skull fracture from a pitched ball in the second inning. Bassler and Wingo contribute the only notable hits for Detroit, with Coveleskie charged with the loss and Marberry earning the win in relief.
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Saratoga Race Day First to Sixth Events Attract Field Sizes
Results from a Saratoga program show six races with horses such as Ace Thunderclap and King Colin winning sprints and steeplechase events. Notable entries include St. Fi in the steeplechase and Silver Fox in the Saratoga Sales Stakes, with track conditions described as cloudy and surface good.
Indians Top Yankees 2 1 In Opening Series Clash
Cleveland wins 2 1 as Buckeye bests Jones in a pitchers duel. Jamieson and Summa drive in runs in the seventh and ninth innings. Manager Speaker of the Indians leaves game after being hit on the elbow by Washington pitcher Marberry.
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Toy makers end strike in Sonneberg with 16 cent wage
In Sonneberg Thuringia Germany workers who walked out three weeks ago accepted a new wage schedule of 16 cents an hour ending a toy industry dispute. Sonneberg a town of 12 500 population twenty miles north of Coburg is a center of the German toy industry.
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Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Cincinnati faced Boston in a doubleheader while St. Louis played two games at Philadelphia. Chicago met Brooklyn and Pittsburgh hosted New York in two more contests.
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Women’s Nationals Semi Finals Postponed By Rain
Forest Hills N Y Aug 21 Semi final matches in the women’s national tennis championship singles, delayed today by rain, will be staged tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Helen Willis the national champion meets Eleanor Goss No 4 in the rankings.
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Rochester and Buffalo Baseball Recap with Postponed Toronto Game
The report lists scores and lineups for games in Rochester Syracuse and Buffalo including teams Bareren Rae Best Vincent Yowell Levsen Lake Batter Mattison Lynn Hallahan Reese Neibergall Earnshaw Thomas McKee Fisher Reddy Jones Maley Hill and Baltimore. The Reading to Toronto game is postponed due to rain with two games scheduled for tomorrow.
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Record Qualifying List Headed by Al Watrous
Sixty five golfers advance to final 36 holes of the Western open at Youngstown Country Club led by Al Watrous of Grand Rapids with two 70s for 140. Densmore Shute MacDonald Smith and Wil liam Klein tie for second at 141, with John Farrell of New York posting 68-74 to reach 142. Hagen and Sarazen among notables in the field as wind and shadows affect scores.
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Miami Valley net classic opens with record 122 entrants
Local tennis fans flood Terrace Park as the Miami Valley net classic draws 122 singles contestants and 63 doubles teams far surpassing last year. Play starts this afternoon with locals only before visitors appear next Saturday August 29.
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Western League Scores Report
Denver lost to Oklahoma City 3 to 19 while Omaha defeated St rnie Lincoln 14 to 7 and Tulsa beat Des Moines 12 to 9 with Wichita at 9.
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