Red Sox Top AL Flag Chase In Chicago Victory
Boston defeats Chicago 5 to 2 to seize the lead in the American League race. Hooper delivers a pivotal two on base homer in the first as Lewis and Leonard drive key hits. Leonard shines on the mound after the first inning while Boston players all reach base at least once. Chicago’s Cicotte starts rough, later replaced by Leonard. Williams yields early runs.
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Indians Batting Power Wins 8 to 5 Over Philadelphia
Hard hitting carried Cleveland to an 8 to 5 victory in Philadelphia. Jamieson struck Klopfer in the third, then left the field with heat. The box shows Cleveland outhitting the Phillies and taking advantage of errors as Seibold and Bush struggled on the mound.
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Harris
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Nalan
Owen and McCormick
Nationals Errors Power Tigers In Second Straight Win
In brutal heat at American League Park, Detroit capitalized on Washington fielding miscues to beat the Nationals 6 4 for a second straight victory. Sam Rice’s ninth inning RBI could not overcome the Tigers’ errors and timely hitting as Ty Cobb watched from center.
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Mercury
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Nationala
Jungaleers
Griffmen
Vitt Brings A Minor Bone To The Majors Inquiree
Detroit third baseman Oncar Vitt pulled a Merkle in the fourth inning against the Nationals. Nick Altrock coached him to throw the ball to him and then stepped aside as it rolled to the stands, letting Mike Menosky score. Vitt misread signals and believed he was passing the ball to a base, leading to a chaotic sequence with multiple players advancing. The Tigers piled up runs, aided by walks and errors, before the Nationals closed out the inning and the game.
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Foster
Young
Milan
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Sam
Ainsmith
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Davis
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Holdie
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Oncar Vitt
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Gallia
Yelle
R. Jones
McBride
Garrity
G. Harper
Ty Cobb
Eee Cobb
Fig Ganda
Heilman
Veach
Connolly
Tigers Gain Victory as Third Pitcher Safeguards Win
In a heat drenched league game Detroit Tigers relief trio Gallia Ayers faced defeat. George Dallas started, Carroll Jones followed, and Bernie Boland finished for the win. Ty Cobb received flowers at bat but made two errors amid a rough night in the field.
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Sir Cobb
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Hellman
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Atanage
Yelle
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Carroll Jones
Bernie Boland
Griff
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Mike Martin
Demaree traded to New York Giants from Cubs
New York Giants acquire pitcher Demaree from the Chicago Cubs. Demaree, who has played for the Giants, Phillies, and Cubs, was moved in a deal that brings him back to New York. The sequence included a prior trade from the Giants to Philadelphia, then to Chicago for Jimmy Lavender.
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Demaree
Cubs
New York Giants
Phillies
Chicago
Jimmy Lavender
Yankees Beat Browns 4 to 1 in New York
New York defeats St Louis 4 to 1 at home with Severola High and Walters contributing hits. Davenport pitched seven innings for New York, Wright relieved, and Caldwell closed. St Louis offense limited as errors by Jacobson aided the home club.
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Miller
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Wright
Davenport
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Pane
Moriarty
Time of Fame
Opening Day At Saratoga Attracts Record Crowds
Large crowds pack Saratoga as the August racing season opens tomorrow with top races including the Saratoga handicap for 3-year-olds and upward, the Shillalah steeplechase, and the Flash for 2-year-olds. Notable entrants listed include Roamer, Stromboli, Old Rosebud, Campfire, Midway, Spur, Borrow, Boots, and George Smith as fans discuss chances on crowded hotel verandas. Weather clear, track fast.
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Choices Win Two Of Grand Circuit Races
In Kalamazoo Michigan on July 31 two strong favorites and an outsider won the day’s Grand Circuit events. Tramp-a-Bit upset in the 2:11 pace after Jamison moved him to the front. Royal Mack dominated the 2:17 trot driven by Tommy Murphy, while The Savoy, a heavy favorite, won the 2:05 pace by a head for Cox.
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Tramp-a-Bit
Jamison
Royal Mack
Tommy Murphy
Savoy
Cox
Pan Zareta and Gex win Empire features at track
New York July 31 second choices Pan Zareta and Gex won the Empire City track feature events on final day. Pan Zareta carried 140 pounds to defeat a strong field of sprinters in the six furlong handicap, outfinishing High Noon and Leochares. Gex led the White Plains handicap gallop to a decisive 1 89 flat, showcasing exceptional ability amid a field including Green Ines and Wistful.
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Felucca
Rowan
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Troige
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Two White Sox Players Accused of Assault in Boston
In Boston on July 31 George Wares and Fred McMoullin of the Chicago Americans pleaded not guilty in the potes court to assault charges. Spectator A J McNally from Norwood said he was struck during a postgame demonstration after rain interrupted play. Case continued to September.
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George Warestr
Fred McMoullin
Chicago Americans
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Zapponese Named Freesarer in National Rowing Body
Claude R Zapponese of this city is chosen freesarer of the National Association of Amateur Cavemen. Other officers include James Pilkington of New York reelected president James D Bencares of Minnesota vice president and Robert E Pelton of New York secretary. The group votes to suspend classification of junior intermediate and senior osramen until after the war.
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National Association of
James Pilkington
New York
James D. Bencares
Minnesota
Robert E. Pelton
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