Detroit Tops Indians as Tigers Chase Pennant
Detroit crushed Cleveland 7 2 behind 11 hits and three homers off Bob Feller as the Tigers move back into second place three games behind. Hal Trosky left with a leg injury after a homer and single while Washington beat the Yankees 6 5.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Tigers
Bob Feller
Bob
Campbell
Oscar Wilt
Feller Woud
Indians
Hal Trosky
Bleveland
Tribe
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Krekauskas
Champs
Bosier Red Sox
Penngat
Philacelpnia Athletics
Joe Cronin
Tom Garey
Cronin
Sim Foxx
St Louis Browns
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New York Giants
Erix Rims
Eddie Miller
Erricksor
Hubbell
Horse Race Summary al le
Local race events list purse races and results from multiple tracks. Drivers and owners include Todd Stout Berg Ft Dodge and Peter Umute St Paul Horse Market St Paul Minn with times around 2:09 and 2:12 for trot and running races, names such as Kriese Inkinney and Dean Wickerman noted across Minnesota venues.
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Densmaoré
Peter & Umute
St Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Kriese Inkinney
B. B
Andy K. B. Collar
Vernilion Ss
Valline
Anion
Monkont
Homer Narber
Skellia
Driver
McMilian
Odonna
B. G
Phil Patchath
Suriis
Bemidji
Timot Heale
Thrilling Harness Races Ended by Fatal Jockey Accident
Governor's Day crowd watched close heats at the South Dakota State Fair track as Todd Hunter dominated the first race and Mary Forbes swept the 2:11 trot, but a fatal accident marred the final event when 14-year-old Dwight Bechtold riding Honest Abe was crushed beneath his horse. Witnesses rushed him to the emergency hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
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South Dakota State Fair
Dwight Bechtold
White River
S. C
Young Bechtold
Todd Hunter
Yadd Hunter
Art Beery
Fort Dodge
Berry
Volo Treasure
St. Paul
Walter Kriese
Mr. Odonng
C. W. Curtis
Bemidji
Minn
Mr. Odonna
Grace Densmore
Charley Makon
Homer Narber
Shellbury
Johnny McMillan
Mary Forbes
Volgaman
A .W. Arnold
la Crosse
Wis
Herman Dyer
Leo L. ‘Baker
Humboldt, In
Imany
Moon
Volgamar
C. J. Ditta
Graham & Baker
Decorah
Leonard Kornmeyer
Rares
Clore
O. J. Ditto
Voigamar
Mary Fortes
Volgarar
Mary Kent
Fred W. Kent
Ottumwa
Harry Zichingen
Wollers
Dive
Art Nelson
Magni Mini
Keith Vought
Black Whil
B. B. Lockwood
Lancaster
Arcus Porter
Section Ma
H. G. Montgomery
Fo Cogswell
N. D
K. McQuay
Black Whit
Dwight Beshtold
Honest Abe
Eloné
WT. Callius
Athol
Dean
Feker
McQuay finishes in 158.4 at Hendricks event
Jason, owned by Emer Christianson of Hendricks Minnesota, placed third after SK McQuay clocking 158.4 in the race.
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W. T. Callius
Aliol
Sky
Dean Wickerman
Sweet Wine
RG. Montgomery
Cogswell
SK. McQuay
Jason
Emer Christianson
Hendricks, Minn
Keth Yought
Eastern All-Stars Top Giants 16 to 7 at Polo Grounds
Eastern all stars shocked the New York Professional Giants in a 16 to 7 win before 32,495 at the Polo Grounds. Merlyn Condit sparked the attack with a 82 yard run and nine points as the streaking Giants, unbeaten in eight prior meetings, were finally beaten for the first time by the eastern division champions.
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New York
New York Professional Giants
Polo Hounds
Giants
New York Herald Tribune
Merlyn Condit
Carnegie Tech
Stars
Condit
Walt Neilson
Arizona
Major League Leaders Snapshot Across Leagues
AP compiled leaders show Aerican League batting Radcliff St Louis 350 and DiMaggio New York 341, hits Cramer Boston 178 and Radcliff 172, Foxx Boston 45 runs, DiMaggio 24. National League batting Rowell Boston 334 Walker Brooklyn 327, hits McCormick Cincinnati 164 Back Chicago 161, home runs Mize St Louis 38 Rizzo Philadelphia 23, pitching Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 19 2 and Sewell Pittsburgh 13 3.
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Associated Press
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St. Saat
DiMaggio
New York
Cramer
Boston
Rardcliff
St. Louis
Foxx
Fitching—Newsom
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Rowell
Walker
Brooklyn
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Back
Chicago
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Mize
Rizzo
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Indians Harshly Treated by Press as They Meet Detroit
A Detroit sports feature paints the Cleveland Indians as the most harshly treated club in history. It cites a six column frenzy of baby photos and scornful headlines, dubbing Cleveland "Squeaking Papooses" and "Assistant Bosses" while detailing Oscar Vitt’s blamed leadership in the run up to the series with the Tigers.
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Wranele
Oscar Witt
Detroit
Chiveland
Indians
Nat
Tigers
Thuraver
Bob Feiler
Fuller
Inia Cival Paper
Oscar Vitt
Red Birds win 33 of last 41 starts
The Columbus Red Birds, in strong American Association form since July 93, beat Toledo 6 to 2 after an 11th inning barrage. It was their 39th win in 41 games, keeping Columbus six games ahead of Minneapolis while other league games produced mixed results across Louisville Kansas City and Milwaukee.
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Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Reds
Toledo Meghens
Columbus
Joese
Sulumbug
Stivedt Kaas City
Minneapolis
Plstein
St. Is Une
Louisville
Earl Caldwell
In- Ganapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Pete Layden Desertion Bitter For Notre Dame Fans
The fragment recalls Pete Layden of Texas U being a cousin of the Notre Dame coach and laments his departure as a source of ongoing misery, invoking Hing Lardines and the nickname Jack Keele in a reminiscence of a lost connection.
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Elmer Pete Layden
Texas - U
Notre Dame
Elmer
Pete
Hing Lardines
Jack Keele
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