M Graw Banished as Giants Fall in Cincinnati Thriller
New York 3 1 3 trailing to Cincinnati 4 3 in an uphill game. Manager McGraw was ejected for the second time in two days, sparking the visitors’ late rally. Niehoff doubled and Moran scored the decisive run in the eighth as Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 3.
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McGillivray Sets New Amateur Pool 220 Yard Mark
Indianapolis reports at the Central Amateur Athletic Union swimming meet McGillivray of the United Athletic Club broke the 220 yard free style record with a 2 34 5 time, claiming a new national record for the distance as the three day event closed.
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Yankees Add A Game Making Five In Row
Cleveland, July 31 New York won 7 to 2 to extend its winning streak to five over Cleveland. New York plated three runs in the first inning on Daley's force, Cook's single, Jackson's error, Cree's triple, and an infield out. Boone, Grane y, O'Turmer and the rest contributed in a game marked by timely hits and defensive plays.
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California Holds World and American Track Records
California lists five world marks and seven American records in track and field. Record holders include Dan Kelly Howard Drew Fred Kelly Edward Beeson and the late Ralph Rose in official tallies prepared for the season. Treasury Revises Its Schedule for Post Series Games.
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Tigers Fall to Ayers as Nationals Triumph
Nationals pitcher Ayers stymies Detroit Tigers for a 3 to 1 victory, scattering eight hits over seven-plus innings. Grifth relies on Ayers in dire straights, while Gandil and Mitchell drive runs for Washington, and Crawford’s first-inning hit is the Tigers’ lone solid effort.
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Catcher Schang a Pirate from St Joseph Western League
St Joseph Western League club teary sold catcher Bob Schang to the Pittsburgh Nationals. He is the younger brother of Masa Schang of the Philadelphia Americans and will remain here until the Western League pennant race is settled.
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American League Scores and Standings Brief Summary
Brief baseball notes show Washington and Baltimore in a score line with Chicago and Pittsburgh, Kansas City at seven runs, and Indianapolis appearing in the lineup. The fragment hints at a league roundup with teams and scores but lacks full context or complete results.
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Providence Club Sold to Lannin of Red Sox
Detroit reports that the Providence club has been sold after years of interest. President Lannin of the Boston American League club will use it as a farm club and reinstate limited operations before Detroit secured the franchise. H. Donovan will remain manager for the rest of the season.
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Three Runs In Tenth Give Athletics Victory
In St Louis on July 1 Philadelphia triumphed 9 to 7 as Collins doubled in the tenth to score Plank and Walsh. Walker and Baker homered with men on base. Williams and Murphy contributed, but St Louis could muster only one run in the extra frame.
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Red Sox Bunch Hits Leonard In Form
Chicago July 31 Boston won three straight from Chicago by bunching hits and errors. Leonard pitched four scattered hits over eight plus, with Boston players tallying runs as Chicago fumbled. Gardner Janvrin and Speaker led Boston, while Faber and Leonard held Chicago to limited offense.
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Baseball Standings From Southern Association and Virginia League
In the Southern Association Memphis leads with 10 while Montgomers 7 and Nashville 6 follow. Mabite 4 New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 2 Atenta 3 Birmingham 2. Tristate League Allentown 4 Lencaster 1. Harrisburg 19 Trenton 2 Reading 4 Willaington 1. Virginia League Roanoke Petersburg Richmond 10 Norfolk 0 Hirst game Norfolk 7 Richmond 1 Newport News 6 Portamouth 4.
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Managers Griffiths Stand for Morgan Amid Riot Fallout
In Detroit July 31 no new developments in the Navin Field riot case involving Nationals Morgan and Ainsmith. Johnson visits, suspends both players, Griffith vows to support Morgan, while Johnson reportedly stays hidden at a Cadillac Hotel.
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Moore Stops Sloufeds When Schulz Falters
Buffalo opens the series with a 6 to 2 win over St Louis as Schulz falters in the seventh. Earl Moore relieves with one out, locks down the rally, and allows only one more hit. Keupper and Herbert struggled for the visitors, while Simon, Schulz, Moore, and Blair starred for Buffalo. Augusta over Calhume 7 to 4. Charleston 1 Jacksonville 1. Columbus 5 Macon 1.
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Martinsburg Defeats Hagerstown in Tricity League Showdown
Special to The Tashmeton Post from Hagerstown Md dated July 31 reports Martinsburg cruising past Hagerstown in a Tricity League game. Martinsburg players Brady and Zachery led with batteries while Hagerstown featured Stevens Roxell and Noble. The match concluded with Martinsburg dominating the action and earning a decisive victory, score details not provided.
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