Three passes force run in late innings
In a tight game, Sotheron delivers three successive passes, the last to Ruth, sending Hooper home for the only run. Jacobson ends his consecutive game-biting streak at sixteen. St Louis and Boston score details show a 4-0 or 1-6 tally with batting notes and battery Boron Severei Donnock Schang.
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Hooper
Jacobson
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Boston
Boron
Severei
Donnock
Schang
Prillies Stage D Batting Rally To Slimber Grits
Philadelphia roared to a late rally in the seventh inning as Tacke tripled Taider doubled and a Pigtte homer sparked a 9 3 win over the league leaders Cincinnati. Hixey and Adams paired with Logue and Barkien on the battery. Rath highlighted the fielding for Philadelphia amid a tense finish.
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Seerenth
Poratx Jannings Eiler
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Elmalo
Taider
Pigtte
Ivy
Loque
Hixey
Rath
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Cincinnati
Batlerton
Adams
Eller
Logue
Barkien
Princeton director leaves Lincoln for Nebraska job
In a surprise move Princeton University announces Fred W. Mrabing departs after five years as athletic director to take the role of director of athletics and physical education at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Regional baseball results note Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 6 and Brooklyn-Pillaburgh 6 with other games scheduled.
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Renalta
Clachanat
Philadelphia
Clan Brooklyn
Pillaburgh
Brook
Princeton
Lincoln
Nebr
Fred W. ‘Rabring
University of Nebraska
Gus Becker Among High Shots at Chicago Contests
Chicago August 11 opening of the Pha twentlettr grand American handicap tournament drew three perfect scores in the South Shore country club clay targets. J Carron Tampa, Wilfiang Haon Jewell town and others broke 101. five others hit 99, with many 98s and 97s noted among shooters from Louisville Colfax Vancouver Denver and Phoenix. Officials reported the day’s scores as the event began, listing participants and their targets.
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Chigaco
South Shore
J. Carron
New World Record For Consecutive Hitting Set
Joe Wilholt of the Wichita club in the Western League set a new record by hitting safely in 46 consecutive games. Jack Neal of the Oakland club, Pacific Coast League, had previously hit in 48 straight, while Wilholt was a member of the New York Giants last season.
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Joe Wilhult
Wichita
Jack Nean
Oakland
Raines
Wie
New York Ghunta
Gonson
Cleveland Wins Hard Hitting See-Saw Game
Cleveland defeated New York 15 to 9 in a high scoring seesaw game. Speaker drove in five runs in six plate appearances as Cleveland knocked out Quinn and Shore, with five runs in the seventh inning on five hits and three walks. The Yankers were unable to prevail despite a late push.
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Speaker
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Meyers
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Smallwoa
Poul
Rew
Coast League White Sox take 7 to 4 win over Senators
Washington Aug 11 Chicago built a five run lead off Harper in the final inning and won 7 to 4 in the Wallington series opener. Williams pitched well until the ninth, when Washington faltered. Other games saw Tigers beat Athletics 7 to 4 and Red Sox topple Browns 1 to 0 on a late hit by Pennock.
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Flapper
American League Yesterday's Results Overview
Yesterday's games featured Teston Hoston defeating St Lois 2 to 0, Washington-Chicago beating Washington 7 to 4, New York-Cleveland prevailing 15 to 3, and Philadelphia-Detroit finishing 7 to 4.
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Chicago
New York -Cleveland
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Detroit
Philadelphia
ST Anpits
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Aes
Bees
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St. Touis
Sadeee
Boston
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Ang
New England and Pacific Coast Champs Clash in Tennis Duel
Washburn of New York and Maurice Laughlin of Los Angeles take doubles over Wills Davis and HL Van Tyke Jeann in a Western sectional match. McLaughlin and Bundy defeat California pair to claim the title as Ged, 6-7, 4-6, 6-4. Davis and Johns rally to 7-3 in set two, scoring fifty three points to opponents forty eight. Willams Ant Washburn defeats fehiya Kuimagae of Japan while Harold Trockmorton of Elizabeth, N. J. shines in singles.
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Willams Ant Washburn
Fehiya Kuimagae
Japan
Uareld Trockmorton
Elizabeth, N. J
Wrong Target Hit At Naval Training Station Team Shoot
GALDWELL N J Aug 11 A bull s eye needed on the last shot to win the match but registered on the wrong target. The Great Lakes naval training station team finished third in the men s team matches here today. A Szymanski made a shot but drew a bead on the next target. Marine Corps team No 2 scored 270 at 608 yards and 261 at 1000 yards totaling 531. Marine Corps team No 1 had 536 but placed second due to a lower long range score.
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Galdwell
N. J
Great Lakes
A. Szymanski
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps Team No. 1
Oy Binge
Ogden Sportsman Predicts Erie Duck Shooting Surge
Weber county reports indicate strong duck shooting this year with good duck condition despite low water. William Mathers known as Uncle Billy presents a model of Weber county Nod and Gun club findings. Chicken shooting touted as best in history per game reports. Gun club members visited areas across the county with favorable prospects in each section.
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Weber County
Sueh
William Mathers
Billy’ Mathers
Metahera
Nod and Gun Club
Charley White Shapes Up For Boxing Tour
Charley White trains at a Lake Michigan northside camp in Chicago preparing for a boxing tour this August. He aims for a championship bout with Benny Veanare as part of a novel training plan, hosting free exhibitions training women and children daily with no charges.
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Charley White
Chicago
Tone
Harry Pierce
Philadelphia
Benny Veanare
R White
White
Lake Michigan
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