Yanks Shake Off Hoodoo and Win the Heights
American League results from yesterday include New York 8 over Detroit 0 and Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 5. Other scores show Boston 7 over Cleveland 2, St Louis 4 over Washington 2, and Washington 4 over St Louis 1. Detroit at New York, Louis at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston.
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Yanks overpower Detroit as Moriarty sparks eight-run outburst
The New York Yankees crush Detroit 8 0 in a game marked by aggressive hitting and steals. Moriarty drives in Conroy with a two-bagger and later steals home, while Ball Blair and Chesbro contribute extra baserunners. O Laughlin and Eld erfield cause comic interruptions as the Yankees display season’s best ball.
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Wild Bill Donovan and the Yankees Rally in Detroit Win
In Detroit the Yankees produced multiple hits lifting batting averages, amid chatter of Ban Johnson’s visit and the suspension of Wild Bill Donovan for unparliamentary language. The game featured strong hitting, solid fielding, and a 3-2 Detroit win helped by late miscues and several two-base hits including Hemphill and Ball.
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Donlin Breaks Tie In Winning Run With Third Hit
National League action features Donlin delivering a go ahead hit in the late at bat as New York defeats Cincinnati 8 to 1. Brooklyn tops Pittsburg 4 to 0 while Philadelphia and St Louis rainout, Chicago edges Boston 5 to 1 with standings showing New York and Pittsburg leading the circuit.
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Brooklyn shuts out Pittsburg 4 to 0 in opener
Brooklyn pitchers Wilhelm and relief by Young blank Pittsburg as Leifield allows two hits in eight innings. Leadoff hits by Leach and Jordan. Three-base hits by Jordan Lumley Hummell. Pittsburgh errors and sparse offense yield a 4 0 game in Chicago league action.
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Baseball scores from regional leagues update
Eastern League results show Newark beating Montreal 10 to 8 and 5 to 2 in Newark. Rochester defeated Buffalo 7 to 1 while Buffalo won 9 to 7 at home. Wilkesbarre edged Elmira 2 to 1 as Utica fell to Scranton 4 to 8.
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Marathon winner returns amid welcome for Irish American victors
John J. Hayes of the Irish American Athletic Club, the London Marathon winner, returns aboard the Oceanic to a dockside surge of 2,000 cheering supporters. Acting Mayor McGowan publicly congratulates him, while Hayes recalls the race, thanks English crowds, and pledges more honors for American athletes at Celtic Park events.
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Massasoit
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William L . Jones
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Joseph J. Reilly
Hayes
Local figures to attend reception
J. H. Reilly, Joseph Bromilow, Melvin W. Sheppard, J. B. Taylor, and Lee J. Tal bott will be on hand for the reception, signaling strong support from community leaders for the event.
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Hayes in Social Whirl Marathon Hero at Mohegan Ball
The Terrace Garden ball hosted by the Mohegan Club honored marathon winner Hayes. Crowds cheered as he was lifted on shoulders for about fifteen minutes while the band played Hall the Conquering Hero Comes.
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Irish American Athletes Beat Scotland in Edinburgh Meet
In Edinburgh on August 19 the Irish American team won seven of eleven events. Winners included Melvin W. Sheppard in the half mile, Lawson Robertson in the 100-yard, R. Cloughan in the 220-yard dash, Harry Porter in the high jump, C. J. Bacon in the 120-yard hurdles, Daniel J. Kelly in the running broad jump, and Lee J. Talbott in the hammer throw. Scotland’s Jamieson won the mile. Young took the quarter, Nicolson defeated Talbott in weight throwing, and Duncan of the local team won the four-mile with George W. Bonhag fourth. No new records set.
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Massachusetts Leads In Herrick Trophy Shoot At Camp Perry
The Massachusetts team led the Herrick Trophy shoot at Camp Perry as the 800 and 900 yard stages were completed. Wise and Up ton from Massachusetts, Winder of Ohio, and Mayber of Pennsylvania achieved perfect scores on the 900 yard target. The 1000 yard stage continues to Friday morning with the overall event conducted by the Ohio Rifle Association.
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Manchester Wins Quincy Cup in Corinthian Race
Marblehead Mass August 19 The Manchester with owner Charles F Adams at the tiller won the third decisive leg of the Quincy Yacht Club Challenge Cup race. The victory gives Manchester three straight wins and returns the cup to the Quincy Yacht Club from the Corinthian Yacht Club which held it two years ago.
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Jack Atkin Wins Mount Vernon Handicap In Bout For Lead
At Yonkers, Jack Atkin carried top weight to a near miss victory in the Mount Vernon Handicap a mile race. Tileing closed fast to force a short head loss as Notter pushed the Missouri colt. Wool Sandals faded from the lead. Two other favorites also prevailed in six furlongs and a mile and a quarter heats.
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Horse Races Card with Weights and Odds Listing
First race features top horses Golconda Bonnie Pard Rockstone and Queen Margarrite in a mile and sixteenth selling. Second race for two-year-old fillies lists Erikina Mascarada Greenhorn and The Pippin among weights. Third race handicap six furlongs with Rosehen Rialto Firestone Oxford and others. Fourth race Wakefield Stakes five and a half furlongs for two-year-olds. Fifth race handicap one mile with Falenda Firestone Queen Marguerite and Master Robert among entrants. Sixth race selling one mile and two sixteenths lists Col White Coat of Arms and Geo G Hall with allowances noted.
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Olympic medalists shine at Connecticut Hibernian sports
London champions Smithson and Gilbert headline the New Haven meet with strong showings. Smithson won the 120 yard hurdles in fast time though record plans were shelved. Gilbert failed at 12 feet 6 inches in the pole vault as Harvard and Cornell runners claimed titles.
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Anderson Leads On Wheel At Newark Velodrome Meet
One of the season’s largest crowds attended in Newark New Jersey to watch the two mile professional invitation heat race. N M Anderson of Newark won with Edward Ruprecht second Saxon William of Salt Lake third and Joseph J Halgren fourth. Fred Kill of Boston won the three mile amateur handicap. George Wiley of Syracuse won the one hour endurance motor paced race with 35 miles and 4 laps.
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Lasker Wins Second World Chess Match Game
In Dusseldorf on August 19 Dr. Emanuel Lasker defeated Dr. Tarrasch in the second game of the world championship series. After a calamitous start Tarrasch's bishop sacrifice led to pressure but Lasker countered strongly, won material, and forced resignation after forty one moves.
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Newark Players Sold to New York Americans
Manager George T. Stallings of the Newark Eastern League Club announced the sale of four Newark players to the New York Americans. Clyde Engie Ray Demmitt and Jack Frill and Arthur Mueller are to report to the Yankees at season end. Frill and Mueller won a Newark double header against Montreal yesterday.
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Evans wins Western junior golf title in Chicago
Charles Evans of Edgewater defeated Albert Seckel of Riverside 10 up and 9 to play to capture the Western junior golf championship in Chicago. The match concluded with Evans securing the title decisively.
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Clothier Defeats Little in Newport Tennis Showdown
William J. Clothier of Philadelphia beat R. D. Little of New York in straight sets on the Newport Casino court. The day featured many defaults with seventeen matches forfeited, dampening expected play. several players, including F.B. Alexander and Hubert Leroy, advanced in the early rounds amid a crowded crowd.
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Crozier Retains Wisconsin State Tennis Title
Richard A Crozier of Philadelphia defeated Arthur Clarkson of Milwaukee in three straight sets to retain the Wisconsin State tennis championship in Milwaukee.
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