Giants Lose Close Game as Cardinals Edge Giants 8 2
In Louis a tough defeat for New York Giants as Bill Donk vs Cardinals sees home runs by Yack Smith and Austin McHenry pace St Louis to an 8 to 2 win. Jack Sayith homered for the Cards, while Douglas lasted seven innings for New York before being lifted for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Young scored in the second on a wild pitch, and the Giants mounted a late rally but fell behind two and a half games in the standings.
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Early Lead Helps Boston Defeat Faber by 3 to 2
Boston defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in an opening game of the series after an early lead. Menosky makes a sensational catch near the left field fence to avert a tie in the eighth. Scoring includes Menonky two base and Ollie rifline hits with key defensive plays by Chicago’s outfielders. Umpires Hildebrand and Owens. Time 24.
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Australasia and Britain Cup tennis today at Pittsburgh
The Davis Cup preliminaries run August 2 at Allegheny Country Club ten miles from Pittsburgh. The schedule lists Emmlee and Anderson in singles with doubles featuring Hawkins and Beeton. George Adee, former USLTA president, will referee and attend a captain’s conference at 11 o'clock.
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Governor blocks Roper Miske boxing bout in Michigan
Governor Groesbeck instructed the State Boxing Commission not to permit a boxing match between Captain Rob Roper and Billy Mike scheduled for August 12 in Grand Rapids. He said the proposed bout would not meet Michigan's strict boxing laws.
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Ten Leading Batters In the Major Leagues
A partial list shows top batters from American and National Leagues with names scattered across the clipping. Some entries are incomplete or garbled, but hints at key players and teams from the season’s batting leaders.
Pirates rally past Phillies for 9 5 victory
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 9 to 5 as Hubbell and Winters faltered early and a Phillies error opened a scoring path. Cooper settled after the first three innings while Schmidt left the game with a split finger, Brottem replacing him. Konetchy, J Smith and Grimm led the offense with two base hits as Pirates capitalize on miscues and timely hitting.
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Cubs Triumph by 7 to 5 After Losing to Braves
Cubs split a double header in Chicago with the Braves. In the first game Boston won 9 to 5 as Alexander pitched well in relief for Boston, while Oeschger starred for Chicago. The second game Chicago prevailed 7 to 5 behind strong hitting and timely relief.
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The Old Order Changeth in Davis Cup Field
England and Australia field a new generation for Davis Cup, led by captain Max Woosman as older stars bow out. Youthful phenoms emerge, with notes on Bobby Jones, Ouimet, Richards and others, while veteran endurance and crowd support shape expectations. Regional scores from American associations are listed: Louisville 9 Minneapolis 6, Toledo 11 Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 7 St. Paul 2, Memphis 9 Atlanta 2, New Orleans 6.
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Binzen Tennis Triumphs In Norfolk Tourney
Elliott Ringen, ex Fordham star, wins two matches to advance in the Connecticut state tennis tournament at Norfolk. Binzen defeats George Cluett 6-1 6-2, then Franklin Devitt 6-0 6-2 as several players reach the third round. notable winners include Herbert Bowman Frank T Anderson Cedric Major Allen Behr Benjamin Letson with several defaults and close scores in other matches.
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Philadelphia Mermaids Invade Brighton Relay Meet
Philadelphia will send five of its foremost girl swimmers to face New York in the aquatic carnival at Brighton Beach. Eleanor Uhle leads the Quaker City delegation in a 100 yard scratch race against Ethelda Bleibtrey and Charlotte Boyle, with four others to swim in the 200 yard relay. Also featured is the national fancy diving championship with Misa Helen Wainwright defending her title.
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Rochester International League A results and standings
Fragmented game notes show Rochester, Albany, New Haven, Worcester, and other teams in the International League A. Included are scores such as Albany 9 New Haven 0 and Worcester 65 Vittafold 4 along with multiple partial player listings and team references.
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Miss Shepard Falls to Mrs Gavin in Semi Final Bid
In the Shhenecossett golf championship at EW London Conn Aug 3 Mrs Gavin defeated Miss Shepard one up after a tense match. Gavin led early then Shepard surged to square and briefly lead before Gavin recovered to win the 18th and advance to meet Miss Marion Hollins in the semifinals.
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Home Run Hitters In Games Yesterday
Yesterday’s reports list Mrs W Fitler of Philadelphia as the home run hitter in a 6 to 5 score. In the driving contest Miss Hollins won with a 205 yard drive, Miss Gordon second, while Miss Collett’s 200 yard drive went out of bounds. The day featured multiple matches across clubs with notable players such as Marion Hollins, Isabel Peters, and Elisabeth Gordon achieving decisive wins in golf-like contests.
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Fordham Announces Eight-Game 1920 Schedule
Fordham University releases an eight game football slate for the coming season led by Georgetown, Boston College and Lafayette as key opponents. The schedule includes games at Washington and Ebbets Field with several new foes and Holy Cross absent this year.
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Five Swimming Races At Madison Square Garden Eve
Five events listed for Madison Square Garden Fool night. three men and two women. Twenty two local swimmers entered the 100 meter race including James Hall Lou Helwig and Al Brown. A 200 meter race features Tardy Langer Hawaii against V Kiffo Hall Nadine and Sad. The highlight is a six meter race with Langer Gene Shden James Hall and Henry Giebel. Women include Charlotte Boyle Ethilda Bleshe trey and separate W0 yard hand. Mermaid divers Laker Briscos and the Donohue sisters plus four others receive handicaps. Women’s fancy spring board diving has four entries.
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Yesterday’s Resu t Louis, 2 New York 2
Boston 5 Chicago 3 first. Chicago 7 Boston 5 second. Brooklyn Cincinnati rain. New York St Louis today. Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Detroit and other results listed with incomplete team and score data.
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Scotch Mists and Weather Ready Menswear Ad
An advertisement touts double duty Scotch Mists garments including rainproof cheviots for men and boys with summer light weights. It markets clothing furnishings hats shoes sporting goods and luggage from Roagns Perr Coy PANY at Broadway 13th St and Four at 4th $2 deals near Broadway corners Fifth Ave at Warren and 11th St.
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Kilo Watts Wins Elia Stakes in Straight Heats
In Toledo Ohio heavy rains delayed events but the Elia $5,009 stake for 2:08 trotters was won by Kilo Watts driven by Childs in straight heats. Brooke Worthy (Murphy entry) finished second in all three heats, Kokomo George with Palin placed third in the final heat. Palins’s Dal Spencer and Predmore also raced in accompanying events.
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Rain Delays Women’s Tennis Tourney In Nassau County
Rain again halts play for a second day in the metropolitan women’s tennis event at Glen Cove Nassau County. Singles resume this morning with top players possibly playing two matches. doubles championship to start later as organizers push to complete the schedule. The tournament preserves the chance that Mrs Molla Mallory will bid for the title despite the delays.
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Donovan Not Deposed But Phillies Owner Not Dismissed
In Philadelphia Aug 9 President William F. Baker of the Phillies said Donovan would remain manager for the rest of the season. He noted no change in plans and that Donovan is on a trip while the club builds for next year. Johnny Evers of the Chicago Club was absent from The Wall Park today due to illness, with rumors of changes denied by president William Veeck.
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