Amateur Post Season Games To Start Saturday August 14
Amateur association sets post season start for Saturday August 14 with Section A four circuit reps and Section B three. Two games daily in Section A, then a three game series beginning August 23 to decide Washington representative against Richmond. Marines eligibility questioned as three games with Commerce last week may influence participation. Departmental League schedule to be reviewed first.
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Ninth Inning Rally Delivers Yankees Victory
In New York on August 2 the Yankees staged a ninth inning rally to beat Chicago 3 to 2. Faber pitched eight and two thirds for Chicago before Scott finished. The line score shows strong action from Celina, Mullen, Chapman, and Melunes, with key moments including a late rally that turned a defeat into a win for New York.
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Youngster's Wildness Dooms Philadelphia in loss to Cleveland
Philadelphia and Cleveland clashed as Filiingim formerly of the Charleston club sparked Cleveland to a 4 to 3 win. Willie, who joined the visitors today from the Cleveland American Association, batted five times with three singles, a walk, and was hit by a pitch.
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Red Sox Fall to Tigers 5 3 In Rain Delayed Game
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 3 after rain halts play in the seventh inning. Tigers score three in the sixth off Collins and Leonard Rostop, Cobb, Speaker, Gardner honored on Shriner day as Red Sox president Lannin receives a mahogany star.
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Newark in Sixteenth Beats Chicago in Nineteenth Inning
Newark and Chicago battled in a long 16 inning game with Newark winning 3 to 2 after a 9th inning rally tied the score. McKechnie singled Scheer advanced and Esmond sacrificed him to second. In the 16th, Scheer reached third on Fritz's wild throw and scored on a fumbled ball by Smith. Rousch had an infield out, LaPorte was forced at second, and Huhn nailed LaPorte at second to end the frame. Batteries Mosely and Rariden for Newark Prendergast, Black and Fischer for Chicago.
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Postponed Games Schedule For Holy Name League
At St Martins Hall a postponement schedule was set by Holy Name League managers. August 8 includes St Dominics vs St Aloysina and St Josephs vs St Martins, with Trinity versus St Peters and Trinity against St Aloysius also noted. Games are to be held at the league grounds on North Carolina and Bryant streets northeast.
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Beadle and Brown Victors in Home Club Doubles Match
J B Beadle and Dr H A Brown of Reclamation won the doubles championship second round over C P Knapp and A Knapp 6-1 6-1. In mixed doubles C F P Knapp and Mrs L G Robins of Pension defeated S G Hamilton and Miss Alexander Land 6-1 6-0. Today’s pairings include doubles G W Numbers and C L McCulloch versus A J Hendsley and JK Menock and singles Miss B Roebrig versus Mrs Louise Robins.
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Johnston Beaten at Tennis by Ford in Lake Forest Round
In Chicago on August 3 Ford of Chicago upset W M Johnston of San Francisco in the Western tennis tournament at Lake Forest. Illinois champion Ford advances after a strong first round victory, while Johnston’s upset outcome marks a notable early upset in the event.
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Yesterday's American League Scores and Standings
Yesterday's baseball results show Chicago and Philadelphia near .500 with mixed wins and losses. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh stumbled, while St Louis Baltimore Kansas City clashed with varied outcomes across the league.
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Johnson Sures Browns Win 5 To 1 In Eight Year Anniversary
Veteran Walter Johnson dominates as Washington Nationals defeat Branch Rickey Browns 5 to 1. Johnson lets up little and his teammates surge early with three runs, while Browns struggle to threaten beyond the first inning. Gandil and Milan are among the few Browns to reach scoring positions, but Johnson locks down the game.
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Nationals Debut Impresses Kopp with Left Field Trial
Washington manager Griffith praised Marlin Kopp after a debut that mixed rough moments with promising hits. Kopp, youthful outfielder from the Bt. Thomas club, showed speed and left-handed power, delivering a solid single and playing left where he impressed despite misjudging a fly ball in sun.
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BOB GROOM WEAKENS AS WILLIAMS WINS IN RACKET SPAN
In St Louis Buffalo beat St Louis 4 12, as Groom struck out Dalton and Loudon in the third. Buffalo pulled ahead in the fifth, tying the score in the sixth and winning in the eighth. Norfolk beat Rocky Mount 7 1 with three double plays and key plays by Austin and Ainsmith. Newport News defeated Suffolk 1 0 on Gardinier’s pitching, while Portsmouth topped the Orphans in a ten inning thriller. Williams then defeated Griffin in tennis, with McLaughlin looming in the challenge later.
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Cubs Bunch Hits to Beat Phillies 4 1
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 as timely hitting and strong fielding produce the win. Cheney allowed two hits but wild in the sixth. Lavender and Baumgartner worked in relief. Schulte, Good, Zimmerman, Williams key Chicago hitters while Paskert and Knisely supplied late offense for Philadelphia.
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Pfeffer Invincible as Dodgers Defeat Reds
Pfeffer shines for Brooklyn as Cincinnati unable to score off Pfeffer. Schneider falters in the ninth as Stengel hits a decisive triple, giving Brooklyn a 24 to 6 victory over Cincinnati. Stengel drives two runs, with Daubert and Cutshaw also contributing in a high scoring game.
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Aggies Clinch Department Championship in Halted Game
Agriculture defeated Interior 6 to 3 to claim the Departmental League title in a game halted by darkness during the seventh inning. The win followed a strong early lead, with Interior pulling off a triple play and an unassisted double play to stall the rally before play paused.
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Jackson Not on Market Says Indians President
Cleveland August 2 Vice President F B Barnard of the Cleveland American League Baseball Club denied a Chicago story that President Charles A Comiskey had offered for outfielder Joe Jackson. Barnard says Jackson will not be sold or traded to any club.
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