Picinichs Boner Lets Tigers Win In Nover 1 Game
Tigers beat Nationals 2 to 1 as Val Picinich mishandles a live ball in the eighth leading to the decisive run. Veach reached on Johnson’s fourth ball and scored on Heisman’s single for the Tigers. Boland pitched well for Detroit while Shanks and Picinich contributed offensively in a tense 9 inning affair.
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Fred Merkle
Val Picinich
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Walter Johnson
Hughie Jennings
Heisman
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Gharrity
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Young
Amsmith
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Shorten
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Nationala
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Tigera
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Ainsamith
Eastern canoe regatta prep under way by Washington Club
Eastern United States and Canada canoe clubs prepare for the American Canoe Association regatta on Labor Day under Washington Canoe Club auspices. Local paddlers train extensively to greet guests and compete.
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Canoe Club
United States
Canada
American Canoe Association
Labor Day
Washington Canoe Club
Regular Tigers Vitt in lone place
Oscar Vitt was the only Red Sox hitter to go hitless against Cleveland pitchers in yesterday's game. The Cubs appear set to use Phil Douglas as pitching staff reinforcement. Bert Shotton and Johnny Lavan, ex Nationals, led a batting surge with Shotton hitting .500 and Lavan .150 in the Cardinals' win over the Giants.
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Oscar Vitt
Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Bert Shotton
Johnny Lavan
Nationals
Shotton
Lavan
Giants
Tigers and umpires clash in tense baseball note
The report recounts verbal barbs directed at umpires Ollie Chill and Bill Dineen, with Cobb Ainsmith and others exchanging sharp language during a game. Notable moments include Johnson’s strong pitching with bases loaded, Menosky’s fielding miscue, Foster and Janvrin contributing plays, and Shorten handling five putouts in two innings.
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Bill Dineen
Griffe
Dineen
Tigers
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Cobb
Ainsmith
Ollie
Hughie Jennings
Johnson
Menosky
Heisman
Foster
Young
Roller
Janvrin
Shorten
Griffith
Picnich
Reds Cruise Past Dodgers In Easy Win
Cincinnati toppled Brooklyn 7 to 2 in the series opener as Myers Groh and Neagle paced a first inning rally. Mitchell was hit hard in the sixth, Ring and Smith held the line later. Rig struggled early but settled in, while errors by Johnston and others aided the Reds. Gibraltar Athletic Club seeks title by arranging games with Rex and other teams, address John Ballinger at 34 Astoria Apartments.
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Astoria Apartments
Braves Bunch Blows Cubs 3 to 1 in Opener
Boston bunched hits off Carter and defeated Chicago 3 to 1 in the first game of the series. Rudolph allowed several hits but tightened in the later innings with solid support. The Cubs tallied in a lone stretch but could not rally as Boston secured the win at Chicago.
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Yankees to Use Mays This Week Ruppert Says Johnson Lies
New York NY Aug 6 Jacob Ruppert president of the Yankees charged Ban Johnson with misrepresenting the suspension of Carl Mays. He released a telegram showing Tigers manager Jennings offered no players for Mays and said Barrow did not pull Mays from the field due to injury. The owners promised to pitch Mays within two days.
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Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ban Johnson
Carl Mays
Ruppert
Jennings
Tigers
Mays
Johnson
Col. Ruppert
Barrow
Boston
Maye
Chicago
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Frazee Ner
T L. Huston
Cleveland
Pennant Race Dope Tigers Tie Indians for Second Place
In a tight pennant race update the Tigers beat the Nationals to pull into a tie with the Indians for second in the American League, while the Reds widened their NL lead by defeating the Dodgers as the Giants fell to the Cardinals. Cubs drop further as Pirates and Phillies edge toward first division. Orioles, White Sox, and other circuits show standings. yesterday’s results plus today’s schedule summarized.
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Indians
Nationals
Red Sor
White Sox
Reds
Giants
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cubs
Braves
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Pirates
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Navin hints rivals may boycott Yankees over Mays
Detroit August 3 President Frank Navin of the Detroit Americans denied negotiating with Boston for pitcher Carl Mays before his suspension by Ban Johnson. He said no authority to bid for Mays and warned rivals may refuse to play the Yankees if they use him. He criticized New York's court action and noted Reds hitters Heinie Groh and Eddie Roush continuing to perform.
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Detroit
Frank Navin
Detroit Americans
Boston
Carl Mays
Mays
Ban Johnson
Navin
Barrow
Jennings
Tigers
Nevin
Neve Maya
New York
Saratoga notes and Pimlico stakes plans reflect busy racing scene
At Saratoga on August 5 the first French claiming race drew seventeen of thirty entries as Roamer faces a year out after an ankle injury. Valor and Man o War speculation reigns with offers and sale talks. Pimlico preparations include thirteen events with $10,000 added races and trainer bonuses, while Montfort Jones’s $100,000 bid for Man o’ War fails. Willie Doyle contemplates retirement from riding to train horses and Col Valen tines number mix up the opening race triggers a judge intervention.
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Viau
Isack Goldsborough
Roamer
William Martin
Valor
PimHco
Bowie
Maryland Jockey Club
Montfort Jones
Willie Doyle
Col. Valentine
Alvord
Doyle Hurt As Giants Lose To Cards In Opening Loss
St Louis 6 New York 2 as May slows Giants. Doyle leaves with injury after sliding. Lagan homers in eighth, Burns, Hornsby and Smith spark offense. McHenry and Lavan pace Cardinals with multiple hits. Chases and Dubuc contribute on mound for St Louis while May holds on for win.
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Douglas
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Doyle
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Shotten
A Young
Ol Stock
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Hornaby
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Dubueta Gonzales
Hooper Sees Batting Stride as Red Sox Win Streak Grows
Hooper hits for .500 as the Red Sox extend their winning habit. The club used sixteen players in a bid to slow the fast-moving lineup, with three pinch hitters failing. Murphy returns to the outfield replacing Menosky amid a slump since returning home. Gavvy Cravath manages the Phillies from the bench, guiding the team from the dugout.
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Red Sox
Harry Hooper
Murphy
Menosky
Mike
Phils Edge Pirates 2 to 0 on Strong Meadows Pitching
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 0 at home as Meadows scatters five hits and Adams yields two runs in the first inning. Batting details show Bancroft Carey Stengel and Stengel among the best for Philadelphia with timely hits.
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Hoyt Delivers Second Straight Victory In Boston Win
Boston defeated Cleveland 7 to 5 as 19 year old Hoyt earned the win in his second consecutive start. The Cleveland bats, led by Bagby, were held to limited scoring while Boston built an early lead and withstood late resistance. Details show key hits by Speaker and Ruth and notable defensive plays, with substitutions noted and a list of player line scores.
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Fairy Wand Equals Record In Delaware Handicap Victory
Fairy Wand trainer Gifford 4 Cochran's mare defeated Sun Briar by a head in the Delaware handicap at Saratoga, tying the American distance record of 1:36 1-5 for a mile. Exterminator and Hollister followed, with The Porter challenging under heavy weight. Crowded turns drew reprimands for Kelsay and Simpson as Fairy Wand powered to the win over Sun Briar, with Sun Briar revival noted and stakes race the Delaware.
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Saratoga Entries and Race Card Details
The page lists Saratoga entries for six races with horses and weights across the program. It includes horses such as Fred, War Reker, Tone, Fett uleanite, Sapthatins Pibract, Welshraos Foils, Polly Alors, Wiz Plane Gourcelle, Mancha, and many others in races One to Six, with weights and odds scattered through the paddock notes.
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Gend Sand Rher Alsq
Fred
Mari Flizey
Polly Alors
Mancha
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