Shaw Rescue Stunt Lifts Yankees Over Detroit Series Opener
New York defeats Detroit 4 1 in the first game of the series. Pew Brey homered in the second half to cap the scoring as Mogridge pitched well with runners on base. Detroit tied the game in the eighth before New York pulled away late.
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Browns Rout Athletics to Narrow Detroit Lead
The Browns defeated the Athletics 7 to 1 as Cleveland and Detroit remain tied in the standings. The Yankees moved into second place by beating Detroit, while the Indians were edged by the Nationals. Rain halted the Cards and Phillies. Boston beat Pittsburgh.
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Huston threatens to wage war over Mays suspension
New York boxing of baseball era tense as Lieut Col Huston vows action if Ban Johnson keeps Carl Mays suspended. He says the New York Americans will not tolerate interference with their property and cites prior cases of players moving clubs after disputes.
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Mays Suspended Over High Stakes Boston to New York Trade
President Ban Johnson suspends Carl Mays after his departure from the Red Sox to the Yankees in what is described as a major baseball deal. The action aims to prevent players using dissatisfaction to force transfers, asserting Bolshevik tendencies have no place in baseball or U.S. business.
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Griffs Rally as Gharrity and Menesky Spark Hitting
Gharrity and Menesky broke slumps with strong at bats as the Griffs rebounded in a tight game. Leonard lifted his average with a sixth inning single that ended up deciding the game, while Speaker, Harris, and Wamby hit .500 for the day.
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Goldie Todd Wins Deshler Hotel Stake at 2:10 Pace
In Columbus on August 1 Goldie Todd a Columbus owned mare won the Deshler Hotel stake over four heats. Frank Dewey Cox's pacer was barred from betting but competed, finishing seventh after a first mile skip. Peter Maurer chased to 2.04% while Goldie Todd led the third heat pacing the last quarter in 29% seconds to win by four lengths.
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Johnsons stance on Mays suspension fuels baseball clash
President Ban Johnson of the American League arrived in Washington and said Carl Mays may remain suspended for the season unless extenuating circumstances are shown. Johnson argued Boston punished Mays only after he quit the Red Sox and noted protests from Washington Cleveland Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia clubs over his sale to New York. He planned discussions with Nationals president Minor and intended to travel to Philadelphia.
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Cubs Bomb Dodgers in 9-2 Victory at Chicago
Hendrix limited Brooklyn to five hits as Chicago bunched their hits off Grimes. Magee drove key runs and Chicago built a 9-2 win with strong batting and fielding performances.
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Amateurs May Start Post Series August 16
The opening date for the post-season series among District amateur baseball clubs was tentatively set for August 16 at Spalding's meeting. No start time was fixed as the Departmental and Navy Yard leagues have not yet finished schedules. A further meeting will be held next Friday to finalize dates with all leagues involved.
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Tax ruling a blow to ticket specs in Cincinnati
Federal revenue officers halted high priced tickets for the Cincinnati New York baseball series. Speculators faced imposition of a war tax with immediate demand to file returns, prompting fears of arrests and a rapid drop in ticket prices as the game approached.
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Australian stars to meet pick of players in first appearance here
The Australian tennis team led by Norman B. Brookes will open an invitation tourney on the Casino courts next week facing top American racquet experts and several Japanese players as a final tune up before the national championships at Longwood beginning August 11.
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Rex to Play Clarendon in third of three game series
Rex A. C. and the Clarendon nine will meet tomorrow afternoon at Union League Park to complete a three game series after each side won once. Rosslyn A. C. beat Cherrydale Juniors 8 to 6 yesterday on Rosslyn’s diamond. Tillie Walker, ex-National, homered for the Athletics, their only run against the Browns.
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Tilden Wins Seabright Singles Cup In Rain Drenched Final
W T Tilden 2d defeated Leonard Beekman to claim the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club singles cup. The match, played in sodden turf conditions, ended 6-3 3-6 6-2 as Tilden’s fast, deep shots and timely net play overcame Beekman, who slipped several times but fought hard in the second set.
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Cleveland racketers star in Interlake tournament opening
In Toledo Ohio Detroit and Cleveland dominated the Interlake Tennis Association opening singles and doubles events. Detroit defeated Toledo in both formats 9 0 and 2 1 while Cleveland beat Buffalo 2 0 in singles and 2 1 in doubles. Notable match saw Walter Wesbrook of Michigan defeat Dr John Gardner of Toledo 6 1 6 4. Lee Fohl, former Indians manager, remains on the Cleveland payroll scouting players.
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Turn to Every Road: Harper Ends Eight-Game skid
Harper snapped an eight game losing streak with a victory noted yesterday as the team eyed a series with the Red Sox. Doc Johnson, Cleveland slugger, left with a slight injury and may not play in the series here.
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Reds Rally To Beat Giants 6 2 For NL Lead
Cincinnati defeats New York 6 to 2 to seize first place in the National League as Ring and Eller excel on the mound. Wingo and Daubert spark offense with key hits while rain dented play but did not halt the game, drawing 18 000 in attendance.
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Braves Take Measure Of Pirates By 2 To 1
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in a game highlighted by Nehf holding the Pirates to two hits in seven. Errors by Pittsburgh in the seventh aided Boston as Boeckel and Rawlings provided the scoring support. Joe Leonard delivered a pivotal hit for Boston, and Erickson is slated to pitch today.
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Navy Yard League Clotte at bat in mixed play
The Clotte and Robey led Navy Yard League action with McCarthy, Croke, and Giovanetti among standout players. Numerous bases on balls, sacrifices, and errors marked the inning, while hitters from the Treasury and Motor Transport squads challenged for runs.
Hanan Shoes Stand By Style and Reliability
The text compares Hanan Shoes to dependable people, noting their graceful lines and timeless style. It argues the shoes offer lasting trust without seeking praise, appealing to both men and women who rely on Hanan design and quality.
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