Yankees court order shields Carl Mays from suspension
Justice Luce granted a temporary injunction to bar Ban Johnson from penalizing the Yankees for pitching Carl Mays and to block other clubs from boycotting the New York pitcher. The writ runs until Tuesday with a return hearing set and plans for a league meeting to resolve the dispute.
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Robert L. Luce
Supreme Court
Ban Johnson
Carl Mays
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Jimmy Burke
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
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Tom Connelly
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Huston
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Newe York
John Son
Cleveland
Nationals Batter Portemouth in Texas League Defeat
The Nationals push at bat against Portemouth fall 2 to 0 as Newport News suffers a 0 4 loss at Petersburg. Dallas San Intendos Waco play in Texas League action amid unclear scoring details.
Detroit gains undisputed second place in league race
Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1 to seize sole second in the American League, half a game behind the pace-setting White Sox. Cincinnati beat by the Reds and Giants, while Beaton’s club moved to sixth as the Phillies dropped to fifth. Rain interrupted several games with no other position changes.
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Washington
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Indians
White Sox
Reds
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Cubs
Braves
Beaton
Phillies
Pirates
Judge Stars At Bat In Big Day For Agcaps
Judge had four hits in five at bats for .800. Cobb boosted average to .500 with two hits. Shanks produced a stellar eighth inning defensive play starting a double play. Foster and Rice contributed key fielding and hits as the Tigers faced the Nationals in a rain-delayed matchup.
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Tigers Triumph as Harper Struggles in Rainy Day Game
Detroit defeats Washington 4 to 1 at American League Park. Dutch Leonard struggled early, but the Tigers tilted the pace with timely hitting while Harper faltered as the Griffs missed scoring chances. Hughie Jennings celebrated a second consecutive win, his club tightening control after a soggy start.
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Griffs
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Cadore Stifles Reds as Brooklyn Wins 6 to 1
Cadore pitched effectively, holding Cincinnati to four hits and guiding Brooklyn to a 6 to 1 victory. Sullee and Fisher were roughed by the Brooklyn bats early, with Myers driving in a run on a double play and Kopf's sacrifice fly aiding Cincinnati’s ninth inning effort. Lee debuted in left field for the Reds but failed to impact the game.
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Hornsby Drives Cardinals Past Giants in Second Straight Win
In St Louis, Hornsby homered and singled driving in four as the Cardinals beat the Giants 8 to 3. Stock added a triple and single, while Toney faded in heat. Woodward earned the win as New York strains continued with costly errors and late scoring.
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Keating's Freak Hit Decides for Braves
Boston defeats Chicago 6 to 2 as Ray Keating's looping drive through a fence opening for a home run breaks a pitching duel with Alexander. Keating and Wilson drive in runs while Chicago musters few scattered hits.
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Southern Association
Grayson enjoys American racing during Saratoga visit
Admiral Cary T. Grayson personal physician to the President attended several Saratoga races with Bernard Baruch and Lemuel Rosas and praised American horses. Jockey Musgrave, back after years, licensed to ride for Washington Stable. multiple horse sales and entries noted, including Sun Briar in the Champlain handicap and various claims and purchases by owners.
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France
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Admiral Grayson
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Smart Guy
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Record Price Set For Yearling Sunstar Offspring At Saratoga
At Saratoga Springs on August 6 a new high price for yearlings was reached as Capt. P. M. Walker paid 25000 for a sunstar Marion Hood colt, own brother to Sunhbonnet, with bidding from Montford Jones George D Widener Samuel D Riddle and Robert L Gerry.
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N. Y
P. M. Walker
Sunstar
Marion Hood
Sunhbonnet
Montford Jones
George D. Widener
Samuel D. Riddle
Robert L. Gerry
Capt. Walker
Max Hirsch
George W. Loft
Elizabeth Dangerfield
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Karrick
W. R. Coe
Sir John Johnson fetches 16000 at Saratoga sale
Sir John Johnson a 14 year old stallion sold for 16000 at J J Ma her disposal sale on the Saratoga track last night. R L Quinn of Albany bid in for Mr Maher who acted as buyer. Other horses sold include Ima Frank 6500 Old Koenig 5000 Pizer 2500 Nolawn 1500 and Sinn Fein 300 with various buyers.
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John Johnson
J. J. Maher
R. L. Quinn
Albany
Mr. Maher
Stephen Sanford
Frank J. Nolan
Beverwryck Stable
Pizer
C. B. Johnson
Nolawn
W. J. Carter
All Agron
I. J. Martin
Sinn Fein
B. Johnson
Million Dollar Kilbane Valger Bout Planned
A $15,000 purse is offered by the Newark Sportsmen's Club for an eight round no decision bout on Labor Day between featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane and Benny Valger the French champion who has been Kilbane s top challenger two thirds of the purse to Kilbane expected.
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Benny Valger
Kilbane
Labor Day
Tigers Favored For American League Pennant Fight
Washington fans expect the Tigers to win the AL pennant as Ty Cobb seeks another day to boost his batting average. Cobb went hitless Tuesday while Hal Chase added three hits for the Giants in yesterday’s game against the Cardinals. American Association scores include Columbus 6 Milwaukee 0, Indianapolis 2 St. Paul 3, Toledo 6. Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Washington
Ty Cobb
Hal Chase
Giants
Cards
Judges Put Herodias First In Wet Race Drama
In Saratoga Springs Aug 6 rain crippled racing as Herodias misread the track finishing third in the third race after Fruit Cake moved up. Kinnoul won the Albany handicap with first-time race fitness post influenza. Elysian swept the steeplechase while Blazes led a late charge in the final dash. Pelicans reclaim lead as New Orleans trounces Memphis in the Southern Association.
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Pierce
Torena Moss
Thurber
Nanette Flackaya
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Gregor the Great Press Stake Victor in 2:17 trot at North Randall
Metzregor the Great owned and driven by Walter R Cox of Dover New Hampshire won the $3,000 Press Stake for 2:17 trotters at North Randall. Cox also won the 2:97 class with Nignona in straight heats. Double G faded for fifth or worse as Tenna upset in other heats. Gord Quartz claimed the 2:17 pace in straight heats with Belle Chaffin drawing after a second heat.
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Walter R Cox
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Gord Quartz
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Kilbane Seeks Office as Cleveland Councilman
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane announces candidacy for Cleveland city council. The August declaration frames Kilbane as a political contender in local government.
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Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
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