Robins Edge Reds In Doubleheader Slugfest at Brooklyn
Brooklyn Robins defeated Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 in ten innings and 10 to 8 in the second game at Ebbets Field before 23,000 fans. Key moments included Fournier's collision at second, Wheat’s homer off Jake May, and Cantrell saving the second game for Brooklyn amid Luque's rough early exit.
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Hargreaves Leads Doubleheader In Tight Brooklyn Win
In the first game Hargreaves drives in the winning run in the tenth as Cincinnati falls 8 to Brooklyn. Niehaus Stock Fournier Brown and Hargreaves pace the hit column with multi-base hits while Walker and Bressler steal bases. In the nightcap Wheat homers for Brooklyn but Cincinnati splits the twin bill 8-8?
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Giants and Cardinals Split Doubleheader Up to West
New York Giants split a doubleheader with St Louis, winning 3 1 in the first game and losing 8 0 in the second. Frisch connected for a homer in the opener and Sotheron blanked the Giants in the nightcap as Bottomley drove in five for St Louis.
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Robins Fight Robins Over Fair or Foul Hit Rumors
Brooklyn notes heated scene as Niehaus rests Holke and Robins protest a fair call on a right field two-bagger. Fournier and Johnston drive in runs. Walker makes key plays in center. Cox breaks a finger, affecting Robins outfield. Rixey fans Taylor as Brown robs Walker of a triple.
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Notable Bench Tallies and Buzz as Brooklyn Fans React
The report recalls Dan O Leary aging 85 walking the bases in ten minutes thirty five seconds while a collection for him proceeds. Brooklyn fans remember Luque s bat throw at Osborne and boo as he pitches. Caveney, Fournier, Cantrell and Roush are cited in multiple plays with grounders, bad guesses, and singles.
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Team scores from recent games
Milwaukee 11 Louisville 6 Indianapolis 8 Kansas City 3 and Louisville 5-9 in listed results.
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Washington Sweeps White Sox and strengthens lead in standings
Washington completed a three game sweep of Chicago by winning 9 to 6 in the final game as Detroit also beat Philadelphia. Sam Rice sparked the comeback with a bases loaded triple in the seventh, giving the Senators the lead, and Marberry came on to seal the win.
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Indians edge Red Sox 2 1 in pitchers' duel
Cleveland defeats Boston 2 1 after a ninth inning rally. Weehensam scored on a single, and Lee and McNulty combined with Sewell’s triple and Fewster’s double for the decisive runs. Wingfield pitched well until the ninth, allowing only two hits before Cleveland broke through.
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Browns Defeat Yankees 7 to 6 in St Louis Series Finale
Browns take the series over the Yankees two games to one with a 7 6 win in St Louis. Both clubs plated three in the first and fifth frames but the Browns edged ahead on a second inning single. Babe Ruth had been suspended and did not play as New York’s lineup featured Gehrig and Combs among others.
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Acrostic Clue Hints at Horse Name for Coney Island
A reader note asks sport editors to solve an acrostic in doggerel spelling a horse name to run in the money at Coney Island Monday. The verse mentions April showers and May flowers with hints from dyspeptic poets. The signature reads J.3.P.
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Untitled baseball score note from New York and St Louis game
Bases on balls totaled two for Jones. Pitchers dominance noted with Vangilder and Danforth each fanning twice. The score tied six all after five innings, with Siga tied to win and Jones saddled with the loss. Umpires Owens and Dineen. Time of game one hour fifty three minutes.
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Tygers top Athletics 7 in Detroit after three-game sweep
Detroit wins 7 to 4 in the Philadelphia series final. Stoner struggles early but backing by Detroit defense keeps Philly scoreless through five. Simmons belts a homer as Detroit seizes control with a big third inning and late six-run rally.
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Senators Extend Pennant Lead With Ninth-Inning Rally
The world champion Senators beat the Athletics 9 to 6 as five ninth inning runs boosted their margin to three and a half games. Philadelphia fell to Detroit 7 to 4, while New York and Pittsburgh faltered in their divisions. The Athletics struggle keeps Washington in front as the season nears its end.
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Cleveland Americans Buy Ray Benge From Houston Club
Pitcher Ray Benge, a right handed player, has been purchased by the Cleveland Americans from the Houston club of the Texas League. He may debut in an exhibition game against the St. Louis Cardinals on September 30.
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Beginners for Dog Races at Erlanger Park Tonight
Two new starters Buck Horn and Miss Flirt II debut in the three sixteenths mile opening race at Erlanger Park. The eight race card features top entries like Trish Moss Miami Life Kiowa W Judgment Peter Pan Wander ing Jimmie and Oak land Hare Navillus White Buck Sun Lover Sal Judas III Marline Maid Ginger Snap Lord Wellington. O P Smith urges fair sales to locals to attract new owners and blood to the sport.
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A list of dog race entries across eight forthcoming races at Erlanger. The first race covers a quarter mile with Blue Racer Buck Horn Miss Flirt I Piney Lulu Ridge Ja Little Mary Miaton Girl among others. The program continues with four more sprint and distance races including futurities and a hurdle event with numerous entrants such as Ponjola Oakland Hope New Era and Western Pardon among names.
Hornsby Holds Narrow Lead in 1925 Home Run Race
In Chicago on August 30 1925 Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals leads the major league home run race at the season’s start of the final heat with 34 four plynts. Williams and Meusel each have 26, Ruth with 15 after suspension. In the NL Hornsby tops with 34 while Hartnett 24 Fournier 21 Bottomley 19 Meusel 18. American League totals show 14 as team counts.
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Pitcher Cvengros Sold to New Orleans Club
Chicago officials announced the release of pitcher Mike Cvengros to the New Orleans Southern Association club. Outfielder Mallonee, bought from Durham, also goes to New Orleans. Cvengros is a left handed hurler who has spent three years with the White Sox.
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Pirates Take Exhibition in Jersey City
Pittsburgh Pirates leaders in the National League pennant race won an exhibition game from the Jersey City International Ice Club in Jersey City today by 4 to 1. The contest drew local attention as the Pirates solidified momentum ahead of the season.
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Braemer Golf Event Promises Largest Entry in Hyde Park History
The sixth annual Braemer at Hyde Park Country Club will run two days with 144 players, a large field doubling past years. James I. Clarke oversees the event with prize money across thirty trophies. Foursomes are allocated by evening guest reports, and pairings list multiple early morning groups for both odd and even-numbered tees.
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Reading and Syracuse bats clash in International League notes
International League updates cover Reading and Syracuse with score snippets and battery lineups. Rochester and Baltimore games appear, listing pitchers and batters, while Toronto Jersey City are noted as not scheduled.
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Auto race tragedy in Boulogne leaves teams shattered
In Boulogne France during the Automobile Cup race honoring Georges Boillot a steering failure sent a car into a tree. Mechanic Vauthier was killed and driver Matthis badly burned in a 300 mile twenty mile circuit event.
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Western League Standings Snapshot
Tulsa 9 9 Omaha 5 Lincoln 18 8 Wichie 4 16 Denver 5 6 St. J 1 3 Dea ene 10 10 cere 34 City 9 0.
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Gertrude Ederle Delays Channel Swim Start
Miss Gertrude Ederle plans to enter the English Channel on Tuesday morning if weather allows. Trainers and organizers confirm the plan after consultations with chaperon Miss Viets and tug La Marinie's Captain Vidal.
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