Court hearing on Mays case postponed to Friday
New York Aug 11 Petitioners seek to permanently restrain Yankees pitcher Carl Mays. U S directors call special meeting for Thursday to discuss president Johnson and league affairs. Names Comiskey Frazee Ruppert Dunn sign the notice inviting attendance.
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White Sox Win Inning Battle As Harper Struggles
The White Sox defeat the Nationals 7 to 4 after an early five run burst off Harry Harper. Chicago built a lead with five first inning hits including a double, while Williams held Griffith’s squad to limited scoring until late. Zachary and Johnson relieved, but the Sox offense steady on base paths and timely hits sealed the game.
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Phillies Rally Beats Reds 6-3 in seventh inning surge
Philadelphia mounted a five-run seventh inning to defeat the leading Reds 6 to 3 in Cincinnati. Eller shut out the visitors for six frames before Blackburne, Luderus, Paulette and others produced the decisive rally. Luque finished scoreless, Rixey strong for Cincinnati. Daubert and Roush produced early Cincinnati runs, with Rath and Bancroft stellar in the field.
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Pirates Bunch Hits to Beat Dodgers 5 2
Brooklyn Aug 11 Pirates grab four hits and two errors in the fourth inning to push across five runs and defeat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Smith was strong for Brooklyn, while Pittsburgh hitters Carey Cutshaw Barbare Wheat and Konetchy provided the key runs.
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Lee
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Cutshaw
Nicholson
Om Basen
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Brooklin
Baseball Standings and Scores Highlight Pennant Chase
The pennant race tightens as Detroit edges Philadelphia while Chicago holds a 44 game lead in the American League. Indians beat Yankees to climb to third, Reds fall further. Pirates threaten first division as Dodgers slip. Yesterdays results Chicago 7 Washington 4 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 15 New York 0. Today’s games include St Louis at Cleveland and New York at Philadelphia. National League Cincinnati to Pittsburgh and New York at Brooklyn. Southern Association and South Atlantic results follow.
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Yankees
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Cincinnati
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Louis
Noted of Nationals Debut by Danny Silva with Speed
Nationals debutant Danny Silva, newly acquired from the New England League, went 1 for 4 with a scratch infield hit and showed speed around third base. He handled five chances in the field as Washington faced the White Sox, with Williams and the lineup shifting after Silva’s introduction.
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Danny Silva
Nationals
New England
Williams
Chick Gandil
Harper
Sox
Silva
Anager Griffith
Sam Rice
Leonard
John Collins
Judge
Risberg
Gandil
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Jackson
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Gandit
Shanks
Ris‘berg
Milan
Rice
Gharrity
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Menosky
Janvrin
Early electric lead fails to halt Tigers
Philadelphia built a three run edge in the first inning but two Burrus errors let Detroit surge back. Sam Jones and Ty Cobb led a nine hitter attack, Detroit winning 7 to 4. Burns and Ainsmith drove in runs as Philadelphia miscues helped tilt the game.
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Philadelphia
Gauss
Burrus
Detroit
Jones
Ainsmith
Detroit AB
H_O.A
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Kinney
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Brilliant tennis in title doubles in opening round
Nawton Massachusetts August 11 opening round of national lawn tennis doubles championship featured four set matches at Chestnut Hill. Williams II of Boston and Washburn of New York plus Bundy of Los Angeles won to advance. Kumagae and Throckmorton were edged in a strong display.
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Longwood Cricket Club
R. Norris Williams II
Boston
Watson M. Washburn
New York
New England
Bundy
Los Angeles
McLoughlin
California
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Davis
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Newport
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Deuce
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Washburn
Ichiya Kumagae
Japan
Harold Throckmorton
Helizabeth
Middle States
Norman E. Brokes
Gerald Patterson
Washington club hosts closed tennis tournament draw
A closed tennis tournament was announced at the Washington Golf and Country Club. Drawings for play to begin Saturday will be held tomorrow night, featuring men's and women's singles and mixed doubles events.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Atlanta
Hast Lake Country Club
Indians Defeat Yankees In High Scoring 15 to 9 Slugfest
Cleveland tops New York 45 to 9 in a hard hitting see-saw game. Speaker and Smith drive key hits as Cleveland pulls out five runs in the seventh to seize the lead and cruise past the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Yankees Grove
Cleveland Star
Quinn
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Speaker
Shore
H.G.A
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Hite
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Inniff Myers
Jockey News From Saratoga and Laurel Park Circuits
Heard at Saratoga notes William Biggs of the Maryland Jockey Club arriving from Baltimore for a week. Five-day Timonium meeting Labor Day week will offer purses from 300 to 500 dollars with two races each day. Dor runs a fast six furlong in 1 10 4-5, near the track mark set by Jyntee last year. Musgrave, back after four years, rode Hero Girl and Ballast, weighing under 110 pounds. Dinney, claimed by Gwynn Tompkins, ordered returned to rule Garson due to irregular claiming. Hellstatter buys Mahony and Huron. Huron will be trained by J Crawford. Luke and Sande each draw five-day suspensions from Starter Cassidy for post misbehavior.
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Biggs
Maryland Jockey Club
Laurel Park
Baltimore
Timonium
Raymond Belmont
Phil Musgrave
Samuel Ross
Musgrave
Jim Dinney
Gwynn Tompkins
Rule Garson
H. Hellstatter
Mahony
R. ©. Watkins
H. & Mitchell
Huron
Golden Broom
J. Crawford
Luke and
Sande
Cassidy
Perfect scores in South Shore trap shoot headline
The twentieth grand American handicap trap shooting tournament opened at the South Shore Country Club with three shooters making perfect scores in the South Shore Country Club especial event. F J Cairns Tamra Kans William S Hoon Jewill Iowa and E W Thimgan Louisville Neb broke 100 targets. James G Day New Orleans won the South Shore registered shoot with 198 points as 318 amateurs entered the event tomorrow.
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South Shore Country Club
F. J. Cairns
Tamra
Kans
William S. Hoon
Jewill
Iowa
E.W. Thimgan
Louisville
Nebi
L. F. Weedon
Cleveland
Oho
James G. Day
New Orleans
South Shore
Sothoron Wildness Decisive In Red Sox 1 0 Victory
Boston defeated St Louis 1 to 0 as Pennock held the Browns to four hits. Hooper singled with two outs in the seventh and Sotheron’s three walks to Ruth forced Hooper home for the lone run. St Louis offense managed few threats with Sotheron yielding five walks and McInnis credited with a key two-base hit for Boston.
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H.G.A
Austin
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Geneon
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Red Sox
NET STARS TO CLASH IN NEW YORK MATCH
Australian tennis stars visit the United States for a team challenge against USLTA representatives at Forrest Hills on September 5 and 6, an announcement from the association states. The report notes other sports and local incidents, including a baseball streak ending and a southern golf tournament slated for September 8 to 10.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Forrest Hills
N. Y
Lion d'Or Victory Brings Owner $1430 At Saratoga
In Saratoga Springs on a large Monday crowd, Lion d'Or won the six furlong Seneca selling stakes for 3-year-olds. The colt cost owner P A Clark $1430 to win after a bidding war with Sam Louis and R J Mier. Rapid Day finished second with Thistledor third as Masked Dancer upset earlier in the day and Enfilade won the Allies race later, while Viva America was sold for $10,000 to S K Nichols of this city.
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Paria
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Danville
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Manhattan Shirts Demand Signals Quality Loyalty
A promotional note argues that discerning buyers stick with Manhattan Shirts, insisting on consistent value. It notes many customers have purchased before and questions whether prior unsatisfactory experiences would drive demand for more products.
Australia must have real navy says Jellicoe plan
London Times report picked up by the Washington Post notes Admiral Jellicoe's proposal for a unified imperial navy with Australia as a key partner. The plan urges expansion, standardization, and closer naval cooperation, while criticizing Sydney facilities and the NSW government inquiry into state ships and bridges.
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Washington Post
Pale Ledger
Sydney
Australia
Ausralia
Jellicocea
Jelicoe
Jellicvoe
Commonwealth
Sydney 11
Jeiicoe
Jelycaes
Allard
New South Wales
Wailsh Island
U S Should Buy Roads Advocate at Civic Forum
Thetus W Sima Tennessee proposes government ownership and operation of railways funded from earnings. He calls for issuing state railroad purchase bonds at 4 percent. Acting Secretary L F Post and FTC Chair W J Colver will speak at the Trinity Civic Forum tonight. Harpers Ferry reports a 72 year old man dies at his Shenandoh Junction farm. funeral for Mrs Musser held at Shepherdstown.
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Shenandiah Junction
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