Kumagae Masters Net Play In Debut Showing At Meet
Kumagae the Japanese left handed player impressed by using a toehold return and swift net attack during his first Metra singles match. He showcased a versatile attack, racking four points in the opening set and displaying improved control as the match progressed. Groesbeck, Willmeyer, and Rumague provided strong resistance as Kumagae pressed the net with precise placements and quick exchanges.
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Why Chicago Should Win National League Flag
The Cubs have convinced observers they outclass the Giants in the race for the NL pennant. Giants pitching is hot, but catcher and box man depth is weak. Chicago should win the championship comfortably unless Kiefer or key regulars are crippled. Brooklyn finishes last. Chicago hosts the Giants in September after the Reds series.
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Polo Grounds
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Disbandment of Drake Sec tor Sanitaire aids Red Cross funds
The Drake Sec tor Sanitaire disbandment collected 30000 for the ambulance fund. Mrs William A Gavin holder of the women s metropolitan golf championship had played exhibition matches in the West for Miss Ethel Langdon Drake s fund She telegraphed District Attorney Swann that no money had been sent and offered to turn the full amount over to the Red Cross.
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Indians Edge Nationals 1 0 On Shotton Triple
Cleveland wins 1 0 as Bert Shotton misplays a single allowing Wood to reach third then score on a pinch hit single in the tenth. Harper pitches well for the Nationals but takes the loss while Matteson finishes for Cleveland.
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Leading Boxer Held After Opponent Dies in Ring
In Jersey City on August 6 Victor Ritchie was arrested for manslaughter after the death of his light heavyweight opponent Nelson Paperman following a bout. Paperman died in hospital. autopsy planned to determine if injuries from the fight or heart trouble caused death.
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Red Sox Rally Lifts Boston Past Detroit In Tenth 7-5
Detroit and Boston clash as two bases on balls and two errors by Kallio help Boston surge in the tenth. A four-hit eighth tied the game before Boston pulled ahead in the extra frame, scoring three runs to defeat Detroit 7-5 in Detroit.
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Macks Win 6 To 4 By Making Hits Count
St Louis game summary notes Philadelphia used seven of its eight hits off Sotheron and Houck to score runs and beat St Louis 6 to 4. Key hits include Walker, Gardner, Hendry, and Dugan contributing with runs and bases on balls. Pitching details list Junteson and Sothoron as on the mound for Philadelphia and St Louis respectively.
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Fifteen Inning Victory Lets White Sox Triumph 5 4
Chicago defeats New York in a 15 inning game 5 to 4 at home. Gandil and Collins contribute key hits and scoring plays as the White Sox rally in the late frames to edge the Yankees.
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Pirates Win as Heat Affects Two in Game
Philadelphia players suffer in heat as Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 14 to 2 after a seventh inning stoppage when catcher W J Smith collapsed. Prendergast allowed free hitting, with big innings by Cooper and Meusel. Final totals show 27 hits for Pittsburgh and 7 for Philadelphia.
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Tener Resigns as President of N L
New York August 6 The resignation of John K Tener as president of the National Baseball League was announced at headquarters The move clears the way for the national commission to finalize plans for the world series and end a period of deadlock Tener declined further duties with the commission and the league bylaw constraints left no replacement current president tenure began in 1913 and extended to four years Tener was born in Ireland on July 3 1862 and rose from a Pennsylvania governor to top executive of the league
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Dumbarton Triumphs in Washington League Race
Dumbarton clinched the Washington association title by winning 36 of 45 matches, with Chevy Chase and Columbia showing varied form. The final standings list Dumbarton atop the table, narrowly ahead of Treasury and Interstate, as the season concluded with several postponed games pending results.
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Cubs Edge Dodgers Despite Tyers Driving Out in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Aug 6 The Chicago Nationals beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Dodgers pitcher Coombs faltered and Olson and Mann errors aided Chicago. Mack Wheat misread a fly ball allowing Leslie Mann to homer, Olson miscues in the second helped two more runs, and Brooklyn knocked Tyler out in the fourth before Martin shut out Chicago the rest of the way.
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Notes From Golfdom on Winter Play and Etiquette
Notes from Golfdom reviews a 7 hole medal play tourney planned by the Dew Y Gold Club, notes winter fuel rules for private clubs, and stresses golf etiquette. It recalls Lt Treut Krank Sutton, a Walton Hiath veteran of Gallipoli who lost his right arm in hand to hand trench fighting and heroism.
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Reds Aid Giants To Victory By 4 To 3
New York defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 as the Reds aid the Giants with a three run fifth inning, two on a wild throw by Cueto, and one in the ninth on consecutive Doyle and Compton hits. Griffth, Neale and Doyle among the Giants’ bats, while Ring and Steele work on the mound for Cincinnati and New York respectively.
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Sun Briar Sets American Mile Record at Delaware Handicap
Sun Briar, the Willis Kilmers imported three year old carrying 113 pounds, set an American record for a mile with a turn in winning the Delaware Handicap at Saratoga Springs on August 6. He clocked 1 36 15, with a strong finish as Old Kooney slowed late. The field included Roamer, Cudgel, and Motor Cop, with Anayo driving Sun Briar clear in the stretch.
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Royal Knight First in Trotting Stake
Royal Knight wins the trotting stake after a long field of 217 entrants. Judge Light lands the 211 heat, Alma Forbes takes the 218 trot, and Maggie Wreath holds the final pace as the winner emerges from a crowded field at Orth Randell.
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Navy Yard Field Day Promises Big Washington Event
Navy Yard Field Day at Central High School stadium on Saturday features 64 bluejackets and marines, a navy jazz band, air show by an army plane, and numerous attractions. Ira Thomas, once with Connie Mack, now scouts for his former team, adding local sports interest.
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Britton Draws Bartfield In Shibe Park Fight Night
Britton and Bartfield fought to a draw in fast rounds at Shibe Park. Britton floored his opponent in the first round but Bartfield recovered, while Harry Greb won a decision over Hatling Levinsky. Saintangfort beat Jack I, and Patsy Cline defeated Harry Pisrey in six hard rounds.
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Hamilton Wins Syracuse Franchise Transfer in League Meeting
The Syracuse Blavers are moved to Hamilton in the International League reshuffle. The league will finance Syracuse’s new home and the team opens tonight against the Jersey City Club. Other clubs are reported in good condition as the season proceeds.
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Dempsey to Fight Gibbons for Charity in Ten Round Bout
Milwaukee August shows Jack Dempsey accepting a charity bout with Jack Gibbons after Tomm Tinman’s camp at Fort Meade Maryland. Gibbons pledged to donate his share to the war fund while Dempsey agreed to participate. Also notes Panay Durack and Mina Durack traveling to Australia for exhibitions, with Mina Wylie among noted Australian swimmers.
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