Pennant hopes revived as several teams gain ground
Washington Senators, Chicago Cubs, and New York Giants revived pennant chances by winning. Senators cut Philadelphia’s AL lead to 3 1/2 games after a 12-9 win over Cleveland, while the Cubs beat Philadelphia 4-2 and the Giants defeated Pittsburgh 8-6. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 2-1 in 11 innings.
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Plant No 1 and 2 Ready for Saturday Baseball
Plant No 1 of Aero Supply on West Main accepts challenge from Plant No 2 for a game on Washington street grounds tomorrow afternoon. Lineups list Plant No 1 players Hudlovls Scully Kinney Bunt H Buningame House Shibidy Skith Pier Hurst Reynolds Joss Bell Shurlock Plank No 2A Hurlint game Proper Munn Gates Clark Jewell Patterson Palmer Gartily Bapeash Holton McIntyre Sorenson Mountain Howlett Shields.
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Clark
Jewell
Patterson
Palmer
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Holton
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Sorenson Mountain
Howlett
Shields
Scores and matchups from yesterday's baseball games
Yesterday's scores list American St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 12 Cleveland 6 with other results Boston 3 St. Louis 0 New York 8 Pittsburg 6 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 and multiple listed matchups including Chicago at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit Al Boston Cleveland at Washington Boston AL St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Freshburgh Philadelphia at Chicago
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Ray Collins Wins Pittsburgh Bout in Narrow Decision
United Press reports Rudy Charerot, at 146, defeated Tiger Doe Rane Dall, 144, by a late round decision in Millvale last night. Ray Collins, 1943 4 Wire, delivered a technical knockout wide in the final round of an eight round bout with Meyer Finger, 1863 4 Chicago.
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Titular bout to add further complications
Mas Schieling and Young Stribling face a high stakes heavyweight title fight moved to Cleveland after New York boxing authorities balked. Madison Square Garden and the Mills Fund oppose the commission, prompting a battle over who governs world champions and where the bout will take place.
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New York “Athletic
Nameless Nine to Oppose Union City in Weekend Showdown
The Nameless Nine led by Danny Delury prepare to meet Union City tomorrow at High Field in a booster contest for Corry. A prior tie at Union City fuels belief they can sustain their hot hitting and sharp pitching as they train for LaMay’s clash with old rivals.
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Diverse boxing results from Pittsburgh and beyond last night
The report lists numerous bouts across several cities with outcomes including knockouts and decisions. Notable mentions include Rudy Chaylerot defeating Joe Randall in Millvale, Edgar Norman winning a 10-round decision in Norway, Vittorio Campolo knocking out Bill Hart in Newark, and Rasjil Jewell returning to work in Pittsburgh after a wide journey.
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Chicago
Jude Tracey
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Mickey Joy
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Newark
Frankie Orlando
Lizabeth
New golf balls better on greens in Pinewald test
In Pinewald, amateur George Voigt and pro WH Cox used old balls on the first holes while opponents used new balls on the tenth tee. Voigt’s sharp putting with both balls highlighted the match, with Perkins showing long drives and averaging 20% longer shots with the new ball.
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Wild Bill" Nichthorn
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