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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1920

Page

11

Nationals Slip Further as Sox Tighten Race in Twin Bill

Chicago near Aug 9 victory in the opening game with a 6 2 win paced by Eddie Cicotte and a late rally in the second game. Washington drops two doubleheaders as Chicago climbs to second place behind the league leaders. Cleveland game notes include Morton wildness and Ruth three times walked.

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Tigers Trim Macks Hammering Naylor in Detroit

Detroit batsmen chased Naylor from the mound and plated enough runs in the seventh to beat Philadelphia 6-2. Keefe retired the side after Naylor, Moore closed for the visitors, with Philadelphia scoring a ninth inning run on a sequence including a single and a triple.

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Philadelphia-St Louis Series Opens In 11 Inning Shootout

The Philadelphia St Louis series opener went to the visitors 12 to 10 in eleven innings. North were the key run producers for St Louis driving in the winning runs with a single as the game featured a long rally and multiple pitchers. Newport tennis opening day saw Davis and Johnson in a standout match with Davis prevailing 6-4 6-2.

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Dodgers Break Hoodoo With Cubs Victory at Brooklyn

Brooklyn broke the Alexander hoodoo by defeating Chicago 6 to 1 as Kilduff drove in three runs with a key two-base hit off Konetchy in the eighth. Kilduff and Merkle starred for Brooklyn, while Alexander, Grimes, and Mamaux pitched for Chicago and Brooklyn respectively.

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Acosta to pitch for Chicago as Giants blank Pirates

In Chicago a scheduled pitching matchup has Griff targeting Acosta late of Rochester to face the Sox while Faber starts for the Red Hose. Jackson extends a hit drought until a fourth inning triple as Beth exits lineup with a sore hip and field shifts occur. Seibold makes a first inning leaping catch and Gharrity shows speed on a shallow hit, with Rice limited to one hit in eight trips. Pirates fall to 0-4 in New York Giants shutout, four to zero, as Neh and Cooper duel and six runs cross in the eighth off Blake.

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Tilden Will Not Play at Newport Tennis Event

Davis cup team sails to Newport for the annual Newport Casino tournament minus William Tilden 2d who rests this season Capt Samuel Hardy reports the rest of the squad in good form after Europe and eager for upcoming events including the national championship and Australia chal lenge. Black Sox to face Rex A C at Fifteenth and H tomorrow at 5 oclock in Washington Baltimore. American Association scores Louisville over Minneapolis 1 0 Toledo 11 Milwaukee 6. Texas League Fort Worth 9 Galveston forfeit Wichita Falls 4 San Antonio 4 Shreveport 4. Virginia League Portsmouth 4 Suffolk 0 Wilson 16 Newport News 6.

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Major league pennant races start roaming clubs

standings and results show Washington Chicago New York Cleveland and others. Yesterday results include Washington 2 Chicago 8 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 2 New York 6 Cleveland 3. Today games list matchups such as Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at St Louis and more.

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French Predict Yanks Victory in Antwerp Olympics

Paris sports circles forecast an American victory at the Antwerp Olympic Games citing past wins and training methods. French officials have enlisted ex Harvard coaches Schrader and Mahoney to train French athletes aiming to lift colors in the events.

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More Men Involved In Coast Scandal

San Francisco reports that Panth coast baseball league president William HcCarthy says Salt Lake Vernon Portland and Seattle players are involved in gambling scandals. Bor ton suspended due to suspicious payment of 300 dollars to Salt Lake centerfielder Harl Maggert, released last week over alleged gambling in Coast League games.

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Bill Martin to join Petersburg club in Virginia League

Bill Martin former Boston Braves second baseman joins Petersburg club in Virginia League and will arrive today to replace Tom Downey who leaves to manage Wilson in the Virginia League. Downey departs after serving as Peters burg’s second baseman and will manage Wilson.

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