Reds fall to Braves as Mays wild throw seals loss
Boston earned a 5 to 0 victory over Cincinnati in the final game of the series. Carl Mays started for the Reds and uncorked a wild throw to second in the first inning allowing two Braves runs. Kyle Graham shut down Cincinnati with seven walks but six hits allowed through eight innings before Roush Walker and Niehaus added later hits.
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Lincoln and Oklahoma clash in lopsided grid clash
Scores show Oklahoma 38 over Lincoln 6 while Denver 5 Tulsa 6 Omaha 9 Wichita 10. Des Moines State second team played yesterday as part of a doubleheader.
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Saratoga Race Day First Race Results Summary
Result data from the Saratoga card shows allowances with purse details and finishing orders for the first race, including horses like Patean and Meibe Re, weights, jockeys, and times. The programme lists also entries, scratches, and placements across subsequent races with notes on weather and track conditions.
Beulah Park Racecard Details Mixed Purses
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Miller to Box Suggs in Aurora Ten Round Card
Ray Miller a hard hitting Chicago featherweight is matched to box Chick Suggs of New Bedford next Monday night in a ten round bout at Aurora. Connie Curftey of Sioux City meets Archie Bell of Newark in a second ten round contest slated for the same card.
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Pirates Triumph Over Giants 9-2 in Fifth Inning Rally
Pittsburgh uses six-run fifth to rout New York at Polo Grounds. Wayland Dean falters, Giants commit crucial errors as Ray Kremer and Pirates oust McGraw's crew to pull ahead in the pennant chase.
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Cardinals Take Twin Bill From Phillies In Philadelphia
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Philadelphia 14 to 5 in the first game and 6 to 4 in the second at Philadelphia. Hazards in the second game came from a rough inning by King's pitching, delivering six runs for St. Louis. Key players included Hafey, Williams, Bottomley, and Harper for St. Louis, with Shinners and Bell among Philadelphia batters.
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Graham Beats Bud Taylor in Queensboro Bantam Bout
Bushey Graham of Utica New York won a judges decision over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana in twelve rounds at Queensboro Stadium. Both weighed 119 1/2 pounds and Graham outsped Taylor in a majority of rounds under Boxing Commission ruling translating him as Mickey Garcia in New York state rings.
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Robins Edge Cubs In Low Scoring Baseball Game
Ehrhardt worked 1 56 with 9 hits allowed over four and two thirds, Cantrell, Oeschger, Hubbell and Ehrhardt all pitched in a tight interleague contest. Bret Tierney doubled and Weis belted a three base hit as Griffith and Fournier scored for the Robins while Freigan, John and Griffith collected multiple hits for Brooklyn.
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Pirates and Giants Edge Toward Pennant in Key Series
In Chicago on August 24 the Pirates beat the Giants 9 to 2, moving four of five in the series and widening the gap to six games. With 30 games left, the Giants still threaten, but the Pirates gain momentum while Ted Blankenship adds a ninth straight win for the White Sox 3 to 1. The Senators hold a one game AL lead after a 13 to 4 win over Philadelphia.
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Lexington Race Day Results at Blue Grass Fair
Results from the Lexington meet include six races with purses ranging from 400 to 500 dollars. Horses such as Abundance, Star Cudgel, Agnes Ayres, Lotus, Flavia, Becky Tet, Mabel Curtis, and Bruneth run or place, with jockeys Nabier, Williams, Piccirillo, Harvey, Power, and Evans named among the performances. Also noted are listed horses Raw-Wise Bill, Chef d Oeuvre, Walter Mack, and Daisy Carter.
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Lamprecht Declines National Amateur Championship Entry
New Orleans Aug 24 Fred Lamprecht Tulane football star and national and Southern intercollegiate golf champion announced he will not compete in the national amateur championship at Pittsburgh. He will be busy football training as fall approaches while others play golf.
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The Jazzer Wins Fourth Race at Coney Island Meet
In the fourth race The Jazzer driven by J H Brown's colt Jusqu au Bout won by a length with Pitchfork second and Lucky Drift third after a rough stretch duel. J H Brown paid $2.35 on the win with Pitchfork $4.70 place and Lucky Drift $3.00 show. The Fascination features followed with Bona Vera beating For Relations and Drumheller in a one mile three year old plus event, bringing $1,300 to the winner. Foreign Relations caused interference and affected several rivals, with Bona Vera and Drumheller among the notable runners. In the seventh race The Last War Poker Sweepstakes saw Gloria Quayle edged by Minto II after a hard stretch drive. Minto II paid $15.40 straight and $7.10 place, with Gloria Quayle at $5.16.
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Baseball Scores Recap Of Yesterday's National League
National League results show Boston 3 Cincinnati 2 and St Louis 14 Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh defeated New York 9 to 2 while Brooklyn won 13 to 6 and Chicago lost 6 to 11. American League games include St Louis 0 Boston 0 and Detroit 13 Wasco on 4 with Cleveland 6 New York 1 and Chicago 3 Philadelphia 7.
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Coney Island Race Card Highlights Notable Entrants
Coney Island lists the first race Dandy Anne with Ed Burke and High Life. The second race features Coronation Baal bec Cross Village. Third race Caroline Flicker Queen Anna Marie. Deceitful Bewitch nae Betty Star, Nancy Langhorne with Captain Hal as feature. Sixth Broken Toy Water flag Slice. Seventh High Prince By Gosh Sahase Slippers. Best Chance Caroline.
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Plaut's Selectiqes First Race Card Notes
Race card fragment lists horses and handlers including Dandy Anne Life Ed Burke Miah Stella King Mist Locha deceitful Bett Tarbeck Nancy Gesiphag and McGee, indicating a chaotic lineup with multiple entries and unclear results.
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Blankenship Holds Macks to Four Hits in White Sox Win
Ted Blankenship limited Philadelphia to four hits as Chicago beat the Athletics 3 to 1 in a Tama series tie. Dykes and Simmons opened the scoring with a first inning run, then Mostil's triple plus an infield out tied the game. Falk, Hooper, and Sheely drove in the decisive runs as Chicago pulled ahead in the second. Manager Eddie Collins left hospital for the bench on crutches.
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Indians Beat Yankees 5 to 1 in Cleveland
Cleveland downed New York 5 to 1 as hits clustered in two innings. Babe Ruth delivered the lone Yankees homer, while Spurgeon shone in the field. Hoyt, Miller and the umpires managed a tight game in front of a large crowd.
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Browns Wallop Red Sox in St Louis 4-0 on Boys Day
Vangilder out pitched Matte as the Browns defeated Boston 4 to 0 in St Louis. Robertson and Sisler hit solo homers in the eighth with Sisler scoring behind Lamotte. About 5 000 youngsters attended as Ban Johnson distributed loving cups to junior leagues.
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Windsor Results First Race at Fort Worth
Racing card from Windsor shows multiple claiming purses for three year olds and up across six furlong events and one mile, with entries including Silver Slate, Gambling Tony, Southwest, Dorval Boy and Uncle Jay. Results note times, payouts, scratches and final placements with jockeys listed.
Hawthorne Race Results First and Third Races
At Hawthorne there were two dollars purse events with noted results and scratches. Blue Granite ridden by J Smith won the maiden race with Cameo and Downcast close back, while Shining Gold and June Day led a tight show. In the Oak Park Handicap San Altos Out Quince Golden and Columbia fought for top honors in a six furlong dash.
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