Record-Breaking Headlines From U S Olympic Team Games
Yankees and Tigers split a doubleheader as Goone Gosin homered for Detroit and Schoolboy Rowe pitched well. Cleveland edged Philadelphia 6-4 while Boston beat St Louis 11-3 and 9-1. Cubs shut out Boston 2-0. Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader with solid pitching. Cincinnati and St Louis also posted wins as tennis matches continued at CACochin Country Club.
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Weg Walker
Davis
Cincinnati
Rwek
Brooklyn
Taker
Frindt
Berrea
Phelps
Cappel Chame
City Hall Team Edges Unhmn in 9-4 City League Game
The Washington Times Herald edged Unhmn Manufacturing 9-4 in a City Speatball League clash in Bakelark. Gene Grumbine of the Tailors was briefly injured after blocking the plate on Davis. a late rally featured a catch by Carl Easton and an error on Brachey to produce the winning run.
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Herald
Unhmn Manufacturing Company
Bakelark
Frederick
the Times
Herold
Brachey
Aincie
Berg Wins Dramatic Semi Final in U S Women's Championship
Patty Berg edges Charlotte Glutting in a tense semi final at Interlachen to reach the final against Mrs Glenna Collett Ware. The deciding hole on the 28th led to extra holes where Berg clinched victory with a clutch putt and a reverse overlap putting grip noted for top players.
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Hyaktakens Nea Service
Patty Berg
U. S
Charlotte Chitting
Interlachen
Miss Glutting
Dormic
Minneapolis
Glenna Collett Ware
Annis
New Jersey
Patty
Misa
Milas Derg
Robby Jonas
Walter Travis
Playgrounds City Athletic Results Highlight Park Wins
Baker Park topped Selueyaville in a 11-10 dodgeball finish while East Third Street edged Marmon Field 11-10 in a midweek meetup. Harmon Prieta leads the circuit with 360 points, Baker Park 340, Fast Third Street 320, with multiple lineups listed for each squad.
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Harmon Field
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O'brien
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Washington Street Beats Baker Park In A Scoring Duel
Washington Street defeated Baker Park with a high scoring game 16 to 10. Both teams list numerous players across infield and outfield positions, including Shankle at third base and Elsrede in right field, with pitchers Haller and Stockman noted among many others.
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Shankle
Abrrecht
Firat
Sharrer
Lertneld
Michael
Elsrede
Newton
Teatcer
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Harley
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Brookey
Behildt
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Fyptey
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Farms
Albaugh
Willams
Yesterday's Results From Baker Park and Marmon Field
Baseball scoring shows Washington St 18 Baker Park 10 and Marmon Field 8 Baker Park 7. Off Crouse Norris Boyer Eaves. Boyer Norris pitched for hits and runs with 8 passed balls and 10 innings to Crouse. Losing pitcher Crouse. game time about 2 hours 50 minutes.
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