Baseball results from August 30 feature Sox and Tigers rallies
On August 30 Chicago edged Cleveland 3 to 2 as Ci Cotte earned his 26th win. Detroit defeated St Louis 3 to 2 with Jones’ fourth inning homer tying for second place. A second Detroit win followed, and New York split a doubleheader with Washington and Boston beat Philadelphia in another game.
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Kinney
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Pittsburgh Defeats St Louis In Sloppy 5 3 Meeting
Pittsburgh beat St Louis 5 to 3 in an error prone game noted for mishaps behind the pitchers Sherdel and Miller. Sherdel and Dilhoefer each contributed batting duties alongside fielding miscues that decided the outcome.
Phillies and Barton split doubleheader in Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Barton split the two game doubleheader. The locals won the first game in the second inning and closed the second game with Barton scoring 6 to 1. Baston pitched and scored. final scores 3 to 1 and 6 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Barton
Ato Qo
Great Old Ready for Skin Diseases
An old advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a purely vegetable treatment for skin eruptions eczema and itching. It claims impure flood caused skin trouble and that washing suffices for relief, while ointments are unnecessary. The ad urges taking S.S.S. and writing for medical advice, listing the address 258 Swift Laboratory Atlanta.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
American And Foreign Cars In Auto Races
American and foreign cars will compete at the Victory Auto Races tomorrow and Labor Day at Baldwin park. Hudsons lead the American entries with four cars. other makers include Packard Chevrolet Ford Stutz Mercer and Peugeot. Officials include Ralph A. Hankinson of Kansas City acting as starter and referee with the Hudson designated as the official race car for track inspection.
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Europe
United States
Hudson
Hiudsons
le Cocq
Costa
American Motors
John Boling
Burlington
Dek Dixon
Rovd
Packard
Carl Tobe
Memphis
Tennessee
Stutz Mercer
Clark Vna Duesenberg
Rens
Davis
Minerva
Othe
Ralph A. Hankinson
Kansas City
Cincinnati Defeats Klein Chocolate Nine In Exhibition
In an exhibition game in Harrisburg on Friday, Cincinnati defeated Klein Chocolate of Elizabethtown 4 to 3. The Cincinnati lineup scored in the first, third, and seventh innings, while Klein managed runs in the first and ninth. Batteries were Bressler and Rariden for Cincinnati, Allen, Harned and Trout for Klein.
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Barrisburg
Cincinnati
Klein Chocolate Company
Elizabethtown
R. TI
Klein
Women's Finals Today In Detroit Tourney
DETROIT Aug. 30 Mrs. R. V. Letts Jr of Chicago, two time holder of the Women's Western Golf Association title, meets Mrs. Perry Fisk DeKalb in the Detroit Golf Club finals. Both semi finals ended on the 13th green with 6 to 5 scores as Letts beat Miss Higbie. Fisk defeated Mrs Foreman.
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R. V. Letts, Jr
Chicago
Perry Fisk
DeKalb
Detroit Golf Club
Letts
Fisk
Dorothy Higbie
Harold Foreman
Letts-Higbie
Mrs. Letts
Aial
Brant and Stillwell Reach Country Club Semi Final
Henry Brant and Newcomb Stillwell meet at the country club this afternoon to decide who will face Chick Weems for the championship. Weems earned his final spot by defeating Joseph Vanden Room Thursday afternoon ahead of Labor Day title play.
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Henry Brant
Newcomb Stillwell
Sea
Chick” Weems
Weems
Joseph Vanden Room
Quincey Gun Club Sets Regular Sunday Shoot
The Quincey Gun Club will hold its regular shoot at the club grounds on North Twentieth Street Sunday afternoon. The event begins at 2 o clock. Measurements note the United States width about 2 750 miles and length about 1 680 miles, with total area 8 026 789 square miles not counting Alaska
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Quincey Gun Club
North Twentieth Street
Eack
United States
Alaska
Princeton ties fastest mile in Readville exhibition trot
At Readville Readville Readville Grand Circuit races Lu Princeton tied his season best 2:02 mile in an exhibition trot, equaling his track record while Mabel Trask also ran for Cox. Mignola won the President stake, driving the lead throughout heats. Geers trailed near Don De Lopez and Echo Direct. Dudette won the American Horse Breeders Futurity two-year-old trotting stake for Frank G. Jones of Memphis, with Miss Morris and others close behind. The program also listed Prince Pepper and Doctor Nick claiming notable times in pacing and trotting classes.
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Boston
Lu Princeton
Mabel Trask
Cox Stable
Readville
Mignola
Cox
Geers
Don de Lopez
Echo Direct
Georg
Futurity
Dudette
Frank G. Jones
Memphis
Tennessee
Miss Morris
Prince Pepper
D. B. Burnham
New York
Hyde
Murphy
Clifford Direct
Doctor Nick
A. N. Casdon
Southold
N. Y
McDonald
Baron Degantle
Frank Watts
Br. F
Etawah (Geers
C. F. Dee
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Lady Mozart
B. F
Tasman
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Isch Seine Eines
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Eight Players Left In Tennis Play One Australian Finalist
Eight players remain in the 1919 national singles championship at Forest Hills after a day of dramatic matches. William M. Johnston of San Francisco defeated Gerald L. Patterson in five sets 6-2 3-6 6-4 4-6 7-5, leaving three past champions, two former American champions, and Norm Brookes still alive. Johnston's narrower edge across 26 games to 23, 166 points to 154, reflected his superior game plan as he targeted Patterson’s forecourt and kept the ball down to limit the Australian’s power. Charles S. Garland of Pittsburgh opened by beating Norm Brookes, taking the first two sets 6-1 6-2 before play continued.
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Forest Hills N. Y
Chapiong
Normain E. Brookes
Gerald L. Patterson
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
Patterson
San Franciscan
Anzac
Charles S. Garland
Pittsburg
Brookes
Tennis stars clash as veterans fall in grand slam round
The matchups highlight aging foes like a 40 something opponent who withstands a fierce assault before Brookes wins 6-1 6-2 7-5. I Kumagae dies to Tilden 6-4 6-1 1-6 4-6 6-2. Williams, McLoughlin, Murray, Johnson, and Hall also win as rounds progress on the courts.
Miss Detroit Wins First 30 Mile Heat at Power Boat Event
Miss Detroit NT of the Detroit Yacht club won the 30 mile heat of the Gold Challenge Cup in Detroit on Friday with a time of 38:07 and an average speed of 47.22 mph. Miss Detroit TI of the Miss Detroit Power Boat Association finished second in 38:09.
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Miss Detroit
Detroit
Detroit Yacht Club
American Power Boat Association
Miss Detroit Power Boat Association
Gems To Play Mendon At Camp Point Today
Gems manager Lenane takes his squad to Camp Point to face Mendon in a chautauqua attraction. Krueger will pitch today with Nolan at shortstop, as the club plans three big days against Versailles on Sunday and a doubleheader with the St. Louis Giants on Monday.
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Gems
Camp Point
Mendon
Steve Nieman
Versailles
St. Louis Giants
Krueger
Jimmy Nolan
Tenane
Giants
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