Cuban players spark Reds past Giants in tense win
Luque and Cueto starred as Cincinnati edged New York 2 to 1, halting Causey’s seven game streak. Luque held the Giants to four hits with a perfect at bat, while Cueto connected for a double and a triple as Cincinnati stopped Causey and built momentum in the series.
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New York
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Cueto
Causey
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Flecherss
Magee
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Firer
Balle
Taque
Cancey
Steele
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Layue
Wild Piteh
Toring
Phillies Sweep Doubleheader Over Pittsburgh in Two Wins
In Philadelphia Aug 8 the Phillies shut down Pittsburgh with strong hitting. They won both games 6 to 2 and 9 to 1, getting home runs from Cravath and Meusel in game two, while Williams, Luderus and Pearce drove in most of the runs in game one. Cravath and Meusel hit left field bleachers, and the Phillies took an even split of the series.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Meusel
Williams
Luderus
StRancroft
Bighee
Stock
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Willams
Careyef
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Pitte
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Hilam
Slapuicka
Des Ruce
Schmidt
Aiderus
Fenner
Adama
Filam
Laderus
Mollwitz Pearce Bancroft
Jacobs
Philladelphia
Belle
Omm Siapnicka
Pitchen
Ry Slapnicks
Siapnicka
Treasury Closes Gap in Aligned Tennis League Standings
Treasury failed to break a tie with Interior for leadership in the Departmental Tennis League. Treasury took four of five matches from Smithsonian, moving to 12 wins in 15, while Interior sits at 8 of 10 as teams featured Cloman, N Dorsey, Price, Dudley, Frice, and other junior and senior players in a high level bracket.
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Treasury
Interior
Smithsonian
Tsar
Cloman and Dorsey
Treasurys
Dudley and
Frice
Cloman
N Dorsey
Price
Dudley
Remey
J Armatron
Delete
FL Dorseyth
Andrews
Clarke
Hitchcock
Steele
Haas
Buell
Bryant
Abbott
Ballinger
Clark
Mason
Will Defy Police To Hold Salvation Army Benefit Bouts
Chicago authorities warned the Saturday boxing benefit at Comiskey Park would proceed. Salvation Army chair Harry J Riddings said soldiers from Fort Sheridan may encamp at the park to create an army cantonment and bypass police control. Amateur boxers meet tonight at 8 at the Evening Star Club to finalize plans for the coming championship baseball series and decide on two or three sections.
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Chicago
Salvation Army
Comiskey Park
Frnde
Alcock
Harry J Riddings
Salvation Army Committee
Fort Sheridan
Park
Evening Star Club
Dodgers drive out Vaughn in beating Cubs easily
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 1 as Dodgers hammer runs early and keep the Cubs scoreless after Vaughn exits. Marquard wins in relief, Vaughn takes the loss. Johnston, Wheat, and Zelter among key hitters for Brooklyn.
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Dodgers
Vaughn
CUBS
Brooklyn
Chicago
Lllacher Tohnston
Daubert
Mollacher
Zelter
Johnston
Hollather
Doolanta Olson
Hrenklyn
Carter
Cheney
Marquard
Marquard Loaing
Princeton Rackets Race Flames in Suburban League Leads
In a tight Suburban League battle Princeton must hustle to protect its slim lead over Racket as Time and Euclid clash while Argyle battles Bureau of Standards. The piece notes Tilden’s rise, doubles pairing Hayes and Burdick, and anticipates top-ten placements hinging on upcoming national events.
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W. H. Hottel
Princeton
Argyle
Ricket
Bureau of Standards
Jin
Euclid
Holmead
Kramer Clinches American Bicycle Title in 2 Mile Race
Newark report shows Frank L. Kramer defeating Arthur Spencer to clinch the bicycle championship of America at the Velo drome. Ordnance forfeited to Cloffeps in the Navy Yard League. gun in second place and 24% games back of Cloffeps. Cloffeps vs Quadrangle slated for today.
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Newark
Frank L. Kramer
America
Arthur Spencer
Cloffeps
Navy Yard
Quadrangle
3 Runs At Outset Win For Red Sox
Boston took the last game of the series from Detroit 4 to 1. Jackson shows. opening frame produced three Boston runs on two walks and two doubles. Ruth pitched for Detroit, Holmes notes. summary lists box scores and key plays but lacks complete clarity due to OCR.
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RED Sox
Detroit
Mich
Boston
HO A. Booper
Bushes
Shean
R Jones
Strunk
OlCobbee
Ruth
P McInnis
Miller
Mayer
Cochran
Kalliop
Kavanagh
Walker
Holand
Kallio
Hooper
McInala
Jones
Bunc
Harper
Bane
McInals
Banes
Cobb
Yrlaye
Cnektran
MeIania
Bush
Young
Griggs
Boland
Braves Rally with Three in Ninth to Take 5 4
Boston edges St Louis 5 4 as three ninth inning runs seal the win. J C Smith doubled and Konetchy singled before Doak relieved Sherdel. Konetchy scored on a wild pitch and J L Smith followed with an RBI single to put Boston ahead.
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St. Louis
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Konetchy
Doak
Sherdel
Whison
J. C Smith
J L Smith
Konatchy
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H.O A. Anderson
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Hornsby
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McHenry
Bronkie
Wilson
Fiongalese
Lamithrt
Taggert
St Louis
Seal Horton
Anderson
Betuel
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Konetehy
J. L. Smith
Frior—Terry
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Grimm
J. I. Smith
Konethy
Sherbet
Northrop
Passel Belt
Gonzeales
Donk
Commerce Triumphs In Eight Inning Spurt Over Engineers
Commerce collects three runs in the eighth to beat the Engineers 8 to 5 in the Departmental League. Livingston Norris Grubb and Tambrelli delivered key hits while Reinboldt Martin and Cruickshank added power. Errors and miscues marked the game as Commerce outhit and outfielded the Engineers with notable plays by Hickey on Ryan’s line drive in the seventh.
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Commerce
Engineers
Hickey
Ryan
Pogra
Tambrelli
Lyons P
Ryan Ib
Norris
Reinboldtjef
Gribb
OS Cksh'k
Osheart
Ol Severngart
Schaefferer
Lanschep
Shomers
Totais
Iflekey
Cnacher
Rune
Livingston
Grubb
Winnan
Achacfef
Reinboldt
Martin
B Cruickshank
Tambrelli Errora
Elaman
Tambreilt Reyaert
Shomo
NOTES FROM GOLFDOM IN NEW ENGLAND EVENTS AND VISITS
Francis Ouimet to appear in his first tournament in three years at Rockport Country Club near Boston this Saturday. England invites American forces to play golf, and a four ball match tale shows a bigger handicap story. Margaret Curtis, three time national champion, reports from France on Red Cross relief work and the enduring French affection for Americans.
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Leinesman
Francis Ouimet
Rockport Country Club
Boston
England
Margaret Curtis
France
The
Red Cross
Miss Curtis
Paris
American Red Cross
Carnival committee to meet at navy yard today
A meeting of the committee in charge of the navy yard employees carnival will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the navy yard. The carnival is set for Saturday at 4 o'clock at Central High School stadium.
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Navy Yard
Central High School
Indians Rally Over Nationals To Take Series In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 8 the Indians defeated the Nationals 8 to 4, taking the series two games to one. Washington pitcher usage frustrated, manager Griffith and infielder McBride were ejected after protesting a call. Roth made a spectacular one hand catch, and Cleveland combined timely hitting with base running to win. In another note, two Grand Circuit pacers from Indianapolis were set for a $4,600 three heat race at the Indiana State Fair on September 4. New York’s Ebbets Field will close after next Wednesday’s Brooklyn Nationals game and be repurposed as a storage warehouse.
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Ohio
Washington
Griffith
Infield McBride
Nallin
Roth
Shotten
H. PO
A. E
Shanks
Lavan, Ag
Alnsmith
Ayers
Matteson
Wood
Johnston
Turner
Mary Lavan
Chapman
O'Neill
Ainemith
Judge
Foster
Coveleskle
OM Ayers
Hovick
Altrock
Coveleskie
Coumbe
Hy Ayers
Ainamith
Indianapolis
Ind
William
New York
Ebbeta Field
Brooklyn Nationals
Philadelphia
Nationals and League Standings and Results
In the American League Boston leads with 41 wins and 3. 6 percent while New York sits at 48 52 and Cleveland at 60 46. Washington 66 47 Detroit 45 58 Chicago 50 62 Philadelphia 41 61. Yesterday Cleveland beat Washington 8 to 4 and New York beat Detroit 4 to 2. Today Chicago visits Cleveland and Detroit plays St Louis. In the National League Chicago leads with 59 43 57&1 while New York 59 43 57&1 and Brooklyn 45 53. Yesterday Cincinnati defeated New York 5 to 4 Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 to 4 St Louis won 4 to 8 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 8. Today Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh.
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W. LL. Pet
Boston
New York
Cleveland
St Louw
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Regatta Scheduled by Washington Canoe Club
The Washington Canoe Club plans a nine event regatta tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in front of the club house. Harry T Knight chairs the regatta committee. Programs include junior and senior singles and doubles, mixed doubles, senior club four, head race, taillead race, and a novelty contest. Teams from Arundel Boat Club Baltimore Marine Corps and other river clubs will compete.
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Washington Canoe Club
Harry T Knight
Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
Marine Corps
Eyelid Takes Alabama Stakes at Saratoga Racecourse
Eyelid ridden by Anthony I. Aste won the Alabama Stakes at Saratoga, defeating Enfilade in a lengthy stretch drive. Home-bred Eyelid, from Station Eyebrow lineage, surged to lead on the turn and held off Enfilade by about five lengths as Ballymooney and Daytonia followed. Eye-lid’s victory comes amid a day of brisk racing and a prior offer to buy Eyelid that did not complete.
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Harry N. Price
Saratoga Springs
Anthony I. Aste
New York
Bootblack
Morton Schwartza Esnillade
Exterminator
Tippity Witches
Hyeclid
Enfilade
Ejyelid
Chamuel Ross
Ballymooney
Daytonia
34 Yearlings Fetch High Prices at Spectacular Sale
Remarkably good prices were realized at today’s sale at the McDowell ranch. Thomas McDowell and partners sold 34 yearlings for a total of 414,425 with an average around 1,220. The top price was 59,090 for a chestnut colt by The Manager. Buyers included Brighton Stable and Huntington Valley Stable. Races and entries followed with times and names, including Midnight Run and Elfin Queen, as the event concluded with brisk bidding and strong market demand.
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Maratag
Todass
Thomas McDowrlie
Moore
McDowsell
Jllen
Dale
Brighton
Riddle
Sweep Tenisha
Lucky Locket
Huntington Valley Stable
Thea
Applause
Nalan
Waterr
Vale— Dream
PD Riddle
Biv Stalwart
Mra
Alanarka
Anna R Patterson
St Qik
Franklin
Hudson
W C Wiant
Savings Stamps Appeal Across All Ages and Fits
AR Savings Stamps are presented as a universal buy for middle aged men and youths alike. The message links savings to Uncle Sam and consistent returns, highlighting Society Brand and Aristocratic Clothes as worthy investments for all body types from slim to generously rotund.
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Sam
Ray Aims to Break Mile Record in AAU Championship
Officials of the Amateur Athletic Union oppose a special fast mile race for Ray to beat Norman Taber’s record. Ray hopes to run in Harvard Stadium or Franklin Field to chase the mark, relying on speed and early-season form. He has defeated Taber in later championships but not near the record pace. The late September date favors Ray’s indoor strengths and cold-weather peak.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Ray
Norman Taher
Hays
Ras
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Taber
Serma
Franklin Field
Tsher
Mark Ray
San Franciaro
Mabel Trask Equals Mark in Grand Circuit Card
Cleveland Ohala Ang A On the favorite easily won the Leader pace the feature of todass Grand Circuit program at North Randall Outclassed his field and won 4y straight heats Mattie the Great o was the only one which did not participate in some part of the money Teter Lilliott had lhdue trouble in annexing the champion stallion stake for 4-year-old pacer. Although Mabel Trask equaled the seasons record by winning the first heat of the free-for-all trot in 291% she was unable to repeat in the next two miles and emiccumbed to Frisco Another upset came in the 246 pace The favorit Directoral won the first heat by a cant margin but thereafter he was never a contender Lee Grand capturing the next two and the race The second favorite of the day in win went over when David Guy ton the 219 trot in straight heats
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Cleveland
Ohala Ang &A
North Randal
Mattie the Great O
Teter Lilliott
Mabel Trask
Frisco
Favorit Directoral
Lee Grand
David Guy Ton
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