Freak home run lifts Pirates over Dodgers 2 to 1
Brooklyn news reports Hazen Cuyler hit a freak sixth inning homer that gave Pittsburgh a 2 1 margin over Brooklyn as New York fell to Chicago in pennant race play. Wheat’s 19 game streak ended, while Wheat and Fournier produced early threats for Brooklyn.
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Ed Collins Cards Away Nightshade? Big League Manager Enjoys Solitaire
Chicago White Sox boss Ed Collins, known as a sharp card player, is pictured after a tough series as he relaxes with a game of solitaire. The photo captures him attempting to “make 'em come gut tight” in a brief on-field moment amid the team's latest set of games.
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Complex sports roundup with players and scores
A fragmented note covers baseball action with Schwitz Munns Margrave and others, including Pearce, Ragenon and Fonseca. It mentions a Milwauten and Columbia game, praise for Willie Humphfield from the Pacific Coast League, and speculative takes on his outfield or shortstop role. Also notes a tallest building in the Metant empire nearing completion at about 200 feet with 26 stories.
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US Davis Cup team chosen for Philadelphia defend
New York August 2 The United States Davis Cup squad to defend the international championship at Philadelphia September 10 11 and 12 was announced at a meeting today The team includes William Tilden William Johnston Vincent Richards and Wiliam Williams with Tilden named No 1 in singles and Johnston likely No 2 Richards and Williams to form the doubles pairing A committee on playing strategy was formed to represent the Davis Cup committee Veterans Holcombe Ward Kurt Behr and Dean Mathes were named but final assignments were not revealed pending selection decisions
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Washington Wins 3-0 in 12 Innings Over Cleveland
Cleveland and Washington battled 12 innings before Washington took the finale 3 to 0. Marberry relieved to start the 9th and earned the win as Washington pushed three runs across late. Goslin, Beck and Severeld drove 10 RBIs in the big win while Zachary began as starter for Cleveland before Marberry finished. The Indians turned three double plays but could not score.
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Kearns Figes Joy At Fistic Prospects In Chicago
Jack Kearns travels to Chicago upbeat on upcoming championship bout plans. He reports a reunion with his client and confirms deals for a title defense against Wille, slated for September 21 in East Chicago aided by manager Walker and promoter Friedman. The scene features pieced negotiations after a long restoral of Clarity with the New York State Athletic Commission and the ongoing heavyweight spotlight.
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Wills in Paris Humble on Coming Fights
Harry Wills arrived in Paris after three weeks at Carl s bad and said he was ready for any opponent with four weeks training after reaching America. He planned to sail to New York on August 29 and hoped to meet Gene Tunney on September 26 if boxing authorities permit.
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Keymen-Scribes clash to decide league lead tonight
Herenn farehall fans await a late exhibition showdown at Al Charles Park between West Jernnson and Independent baseball teams for the final gate of the 1825 season. A Sourmatinta win would force a first place tie with Helena Lean, as both clubs have traded wins in their season series.
Tennis stars advance as McKane defeats Anderson in singles
Elisabeth Ryan falls to Kathleen McKane in three sets at the West Side club as the Wimbledon style championship continues. Molla Mallory and Eleanor Gow win key matches to reach semis while Vancouver’s Vic Peter and King clash in bantamweight title plans for late August.
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Remarkable scoring tops Western Open elim rounds at Youngstown
In the Western Open at Youngstown Country Club 261 entrants produced standout scores. Larry Nabholtz of Cleveland led with 67, Donald Carrick of Toronto shot 69 as the Canadian amateur champion at 18, and Emmet French posted 69 atop the local field. A tight pack followed with many 70s and 71s as the field narrows to 6 after tomorrow’s second qualifying round ahead of Saturday’s 88-hole final. Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago stood among those at 74.
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Harry Greb seriously injured in auto crash near Tyrone
Aug 20 -- Harry Greb the middleweight boxing champion was seriously injured when his car overturned near Tyrisburg after skidding on a slick hill. He was taken to West Penn Hospital with two fractured ribs and cuts and bruises. Internal injuries may be revealed by X rays. condition was serious but not deemed dangerous.
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Broadwater Dodgers to Play Townsend Team at Townsend
The Broadwater Dodgers substitute for Kenwood Cuba and schedule a return game with Town send at Townsend base ball grounds tomorrow afternoon. Pitcher Gibson starts, with John Merrick catching. Nedto leads older players, while Sweds manages from second base.
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Golfer Carter Leads With Strong Putting In Sun Tour
Keate Carter of Oklahoma City, western amateur champion, teamed with another player as he putt well to each green but missed several short attempts. In boxing, Altegrini of Los Angeles defeated Rey Méora of Long Beach in eight rounds for a class decision.
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