TwintLa shuts out game as Skryp earns first of season
Skryp pitched his first shutout of the season as the collegians Whitewashed the Schusters at Lake Hew fields. He struck out eleven, allowed three hits and handled seven infield chances without an error before leaving in the sixth due to an injury. Stephanie fanned five in relief as Schuster tallies fell short. Batting leaders included Skryp, Elonia, Fritz and V Kaminiski with two hits each.
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Ree
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Innning
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Fritz
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Peb
Buckley
Gasser
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MerKunl
Bush
Tere
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Brianrl
Hueiner
Nichols
Wilders
Ratzel
Schacht
Reynolds
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Rartleme
Beog
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Jack
Bryant
Baseball standings and today’s games mix across leagues
In the American League St Louis leads 11 4, Cleveland 7 6, Washington 5, Philadelphia 3, New York 4 3, Boston 2 5, Detroit 6, Chicago 9 at end of fifth with rain. National League shows St Louis 7 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 4 11 Boston 1 2. Today’s games Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Chicago at Detroit. Other matches include Chicago at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Lawsville at Kansas City Toronto at Jersey City Rochester at Newark Syracuse at Reading. Minor leagues Minneapolis 5 Toledo 4 in 13 innings St Paul 3 4 Columbus 2 3 Kansasto 9 0 Louisville 0 4 Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 3 Syracuse 5 Readings Newark 8 Buffalo 1 Toronto 8 4 Jersey City 0 1 Rochester 8 1 Baltimore 4 3 Southern Chattanooga Atlanta 0 4 Memphis 17 Mobile 4 Nashville 5 Birmingham?
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Philadelphia
New York
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Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
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Toledo
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Columbus
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Indianapolis
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St Louis Aid
San Boston
Pittsburgh
Ors Brookhlyn
Toteda
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Baseball roundup with multiple teams posting wins
Flint Rhem wins for the Cardinals as they beat the Cubs 2 to 0 and move within two games of the Pirates. Hack Wilson and Sunny Jim Bottomley hit their sixteenth homers. Cincinnati tops the Phillies 4 to 2. Dodgers defeat Braves 4 to 1. Robins overpower Braves 3 to 1. Babe Ruth hits his 29th homer as Yankees lose to Red Sox. Browns pound the Tidians 7 to 0 with Burns and Wilkerson homering. Athletics beat Washington 5 to 2 on a late rally. Tigers tie White Sox in a five inning washout as Coles allows one hit.
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Flint Rhem
Cardinals
Cubs
Red Birds
Pirkes
Hack Wilson
Sunny
Bottomley
Onzales
Bell
Pennock
Red
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Altmiore Plans Bold Swim Across English Channel
Miss Tathan Cannon of Baltimore aims to swim the English Channel from Cape Grisnez France, with dawn start tomorrow morning. Weather reports predict excellent sea conditions and light headwinds aiding progress toward the French coast.
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Altmiore
Cape Griznes
France
Tathan Cannon
Balmore
Hamyery
M. E. Scouts Return From Beaver Park Camp
Fifteen members of M. E. Troop 2 came home Sunday afternoon from Beaver Park scout camp. Reporter's notes praise the boys with William Yoo voted best sport. Leaders BooT Uhlemacher Leonard Fowls and Howard Uhlemacher guided activities at various times.
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M. E. Troop 2
Beaver Park
Robert Beaver
Lawrence Chapman
Wilbur Ferrell
Neville Hardy
Walter Stardy
Norman Harper
Meltin Warper
Stanley Hooamond
Leland Loud
Edward van Driess
Earl Witten
Douglas Wiggins
Willaims Yoo
Ieaders
Boot Uhlemacher
Leonard Fowls
Howard Uhlemacher
William Yoo
Racing and Sporting Meetings Across North America
Racing events in Saratoga and Chicago, canoeing in Lake George, lawn bowling in Toronto, chess in Rome, and boxing in Hartford headline a busy sports schedule. Tennis championships start in Forest Hills and other state events unfold in Middlebury Bangor and Chicago.
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Saratoga Lion
Saratoga
Lincoln Fields
Red Chapman
Eddie Lord
Hartford
Conn
Zou
Kaplan Injury Cancels Match With Goodrich in Buffalo
Former featherweight champion Kid Kaplan suffers a left thumb injury and will not meet Viromy Goodrich in Buffalo as scheduled on Wednesday. The boxing card in New York was affected by the cancellation and fans await a rescheduled bout.
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Kaplan
New York
Lous
Kid) Kaplan
Viromy Goodrich
Buffalo
Wilder Cigars Dominate Oberlin In 13–0 Riverview Park Affair
Wilder Cigars thundered to a 13–0 win over Oberlin Votars at Riverview Park. Draeger held Oberlin hitless after two in the first, while Ambrose and Draeger sparked a first inning rally and later hits powered the lopsided victory with eight Oberlin errors aiding the attack.
NOTES OF THE WILDER GAME WITH MOTORS AND BERLENBACH
Rods of action describe Draegert’s precise pitching and a big hitting day for Reynolds Ambrose and Chapman for the Motors. Schacht and Bryant add two hits apiece while Nichols is the lone Wilder batter without a safe hit. Also notes the Firestones as City champs and Berlenbach’s return vs Francois Charles in Brooklyn on Aug 11.
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Wragg
Reynolds
Ambrose
Talke
Chapman
Bryant
Schacht
Oberlin
Draegert
Wilders
Bush
Ratzell
Reynol
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Chapple
Wohlever
Gasher
McRioley
Hueiser
Nichols
Forbush
Teras Teveguer
Buckley
Drac-kert
Weulser
Drae- Fert
Bartolme
Bartiome
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Brubaker
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Ruckte
Gasser
McKinley
Heurser
Wrage
Peas
Tulk
Motors
Dliegert
Appia
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Brooklyn
Rerley
Francois Charles
Pion
Old Timers Defeat Modern Woodmen In Cascade Park Game
The Old Timers trounced the Modern Woodmen 12 to 4 at Cascade Park. Heath and Malo anchored the mound for the Old Timers while Shrimp starred at bat with four hits. Jacobs, Fitzpatrick, Shrimp, and Kaiser added extra-base hits as Heath yielded one earned run and Wooster allowed four.
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Shrimp
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Bally
Omf Heath
Malik
Wooster Yi
Prteher
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Jarobsi
Heath Resari
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Schaeffer
Ibn Hankison
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Maloney
Wills
al Haplin
Murphey
TH. Heath
L. Mollok
Bennett
Mudk
Aes Ie
Cleveland Wins Second Game of Doubleheader Against St Louis
Cleveland split a twin bill with St Louis at Dunn Field. They lost 11-1 in game one but won the nightcap 7-6 with balanced hitting and key pitching from Baloo in relief and Uhle on the mound. Wingard and Lutzke led St Louis with multiple hits while Williams and Burns contributed for Cleveland.
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St. Louis Biowns
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Wills Hudlin
Herult
George Uhle
Arasan
Wingard
Lutzke
Williams
Robertson
McManus
Summa
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Schang
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Gerber
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Uhle
Enerata Cleveland
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Spurgeon
Burne
Sewell
Qiaa
Dudlin
Aati Karr
W. Miller
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JUGGLE LANDIS TO QUESTION PIRATES IN PITTSBURGH
Aug 28 New York reports former Pirates stars Max Carey Babe Adams and Carson Bigbee were notified to attend a hearing today before Judge Landis the baseball commissioner. They are accused of leading an effort to remove Fred C Clarke from the Pittsburgh bench. Landis says travel prevented him from going to Pittsburgh for the hearing.
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New York
Max Carey
Charles
Babe) Adams
Carson Bigbee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred C. Clarke
Pittsburgh
Judes Kenesaw M. Landis
Carey
Chicara
Berg Wien
Landis
Avon Falls to Nights in Sun City baseball clash at Cuscade Park
The Wrights of St John and Avon met in a high energy game at Cuscade Park with the Knights winning 6 to 3. Curtiss allowed nine hits as Traxler logged fourteen putouts at first. Maroney homered to energize the crowd while Alten and Carries each fanned three. Doc Ayer, longtime Washington Senators star, pitched for Pulaski this summer and also manages the team.
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St. John
Avon
Cuscade Park
Knights
Curtiss
Usnalls
Traxler
Maroney
Avona
Allen
Maloney
Doc Ayer
Washington Senators
Pulaski
Doe
Leading Major League Hitters and Averages Listed
The table lists top hitters by club and league with games and at bats. Hargrave and Slephenson show high totals in the National League, followed by Traynor and Herman. In the American League Fothergill Ruth Manush Gostin Burns and Speaker are highlighted with strong batting averages and runs.
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R. B. Pet. Fothergill
Ruth
Manush
Gostin
Burns
Too
Speaker
Indiana
Home Run Leaders in the American and National Leagues
Individual leaders show Ruth of New York with 34 homers in the American League and Bottomley of St. Louis with 16 in the National League. The fragment cites players Regan Paschal Schang and Chicago figures as part of the context.
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Total Truth
New York
Willaans
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Regan
Boston
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Schang
Ruth
Bottomley
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Bill Tilden Still Tennis Master in New York
Tennis critics declared Bill Tilden master after his 4 6 6 4 7 5 6 4 victory over Vincent Richards, following his earlier win over Bill Johnston in the East West matches.
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New York
Bill Tilden
Vincent Richards
Bill Johnston
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