Fuller Easy Mark as Rail Lights Beat Nationals 7 to 2
Lieut Wheeler D Fuller making his debut with the Washington Nationals faced the Toledo Rail Lights in Toledo. The semipro squad scored six runs in the second inning, including a Clark homer, and won 7 to 2 as Fuller allowed five hits in the rough outing. Judge Shanks Jones and Clark led the Nationals with hits, but the Rail Lights roughed up Fuller and bullpen for the decisive burst.
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Wheeler D. Fuller
Washington American League Baseball Club
France
Nationals
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Fuller
Jones
Foledo American Association
Geli
Jonesy
Eppy
Connie Bresnahan
Clark
Bresnahen
Shaffer
Chase Fuller
Wheeler
Menosky
Eddie Gill
George McBride
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Congress May Help Go.B. Minors Watch Mays Case
Organized baseball may gain relief from Sherman antitrust liability via congressional action. Bills seek exemptions for various industries, and a Baltimore Federal League judgment prompts renewed debate. Major leagues face draft tensions with minors and potential new antitrust suits if exemptions fail.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Baltimore Federal League Club
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Futhermore
Mays
Mass
Sted Sox
Browns Pound Jones for 10 to 3 Victory
Boston reliever Shocker yielded in the third as St Louis overwhelmed Jones and Boston 16 to 3. Gedeon, Williams, and Sisler led St Louis with several hits while Shocker and Musser worked innings. McGraw pitched five for Boston in a blowout loss. Johnsons beat Rosters 7 to 1 in a separate bureau clash.
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Shocker
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Om Jones
Innnings
McGraw
Cleveland takes series with 2 1 win over Yankees
In New York on August 12, Cleveland again beat the Yankees 2 to 1 to take the series three games to one. Coveleskie outpitched Mogridge as Graney drove in two runs with a double in the sixth. Chapmans sacrifice, Speakers single and steal, and Harris’s single produced the go ahead runs.
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Mogridge
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Chapman
Speaker
Harris
York
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Speakeret
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Shewhe
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G & OjPraugh
Oneill
Corleskie
Baker
Gravey
Ruel
Stole Banes
Vick
Fratt
Pipp
Mogridse Doubie
Barnes equals 1919 major record in Giants win
Brooklyn Aug 12 Jess Barnes tied the 1919 major league mark by winning his tenth straight as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 to 1. Barnes bested Mitchell in a pitchers duel while Burns and Gonzales delivered key hits and Kauff pulled in a crucial late catch.
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Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Jess Barnes
New York
Bob Shawkey
Mitchell
Griffith
Johnson
Zimmerman
Myers
Chase
Gonzales
Burns
Kauff
Wheat
N. York
H.O.A
Olson
Young
Il Johnson
Fletcher
Grifith
Doyle
Yount
Oleon
Kenetchy
Hare
Fletchre
Naval Operations win Government League title in 3 2 victory
Naval Operations captured the Government League title by defeating Bureau 3 to 2. Buscher delivered a two RBI double after a 2 1 count in the ninth, driving in two runs to pull ahead as Owens closed out the Bureau in the final half. Sterzer pitched solidly for the losers.
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Bureau
Iome
Buscher
Owens
Sterzer
N. Oper
ADB. O.A
H A. Long
MacCarthy
Denan
Dyrean
Crackes
Philips
Long
Morrin
Fitzgerald
Long McCarthy
Meran
Gorhel
Bares
Hager
McCarthy
Degnan
Rby Sterzer
Navy Yard
Tigers Humble Macks to Get Three in Row
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1 for a third straight win as Cobb scored on a Turner error in the third inning. The Tigers secured the victory with solid pitching from Leonard and Kinney, aided by timely hits and several Philadelphia errors.
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Macks
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cobb
Turner
Hellmann
Destro
al Alo Abilo
A. Bietiss
Walker
Fligt
Tueney
Dones
Perkins
Amusinith
Ndolmson
Leonard
Rinney
McAvoy
Tateis
Kinney
Lush
Con GO
Vegeh
Johnson
Ainsinis
Burns
EU Cath fies—Huens
Rusk
Thomas
Perkina
Turver
Ant Perkins
Wlaggstead
Youn
Bades
Plula- Heipna
Balle
Leonard Wi Kinney
Ilits
His Choice and Kentucky Stakes Sparked by Roze
Saratoga Springs August 12 Commander J K L Roze celebrates His Choice a Hessian Melee filly ridden by Andy Schuttinger as she wins the Kentucky Stakes over a fair field of Hessian offspring Asurita second Larabee third The card includes steeplechase winner Bughouse and War Rocket in the mile race The day also notes injuries and future Havre de Grace entries with substantial added purse funds.
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Saratoga Springs
J. KL. Roze
Hessian
Andy Schattinger
Larabee
P. A. Clark
Commander Hogs
Bedwell
Lerabee
Capt
Ral Parr
Bughouse
Blazes
Garth
Lewis
W. T. Wilkinson
War Rocket
Princesa Orna
Daydue
Huttontrope
Huttentrope
Johnny Farrell
Clean
Carpet Sweeper
Hildreth
Attah Goon
Samuel Ross
Ballymooney
Arrah Goon
Bachelor’s Bligs
Grawford
Parr
Toppy Nix
Freddie Williams
Sandy Beal
Grayssian
Rach Tof
Musgrave
North Star
Tevers
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Toppy Nixalan
Hoge
Celto
Glelpmer
Don Kilkenny
Leap Frog
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Wool
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Uchereek
Ensor
Hetle
Pitania
Robinson
Bysor
Huttontrepe
Froztown
Bridesmah
Vulcanite
Athlone
Rice
Qrayssian
Nolen
Foe
Ira Wilson Kinburn
Ireland
Genie We
Endy Wood
N. Y
Tom Healey
Kentucky
Olambala
Ogdan
Madden
Phil Musgrave
Ballymooney Boma
Gean
Havre de Grace
Harford County
Sam Louis
Benevolent
Emil Herz
Herz
Sanford May Decide Juvenile Supremacy
Saratoga Springs Aug 12 Golden Broom and Man o War the two top juveniles may settle supremacy tomorrow in the Sanford Memorial both carrying 130 pounds. Man o War to be ridden by Loftus and Golden Broom by Ambrose. The pair trained by different men but in same stable. Earlier workouts showed Golden Groom ahead briefly. Man o War later clocked a 46 second half mile.
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Golden Broom
Sanford Memorial
Loftus
Ambrose
Golden Groom
Man O' War
Coast Racketers Defeat M A Team in Doubles Cup
In the second round of the United States National lawn tennis doubles championship Maurice McLoughlin and Thomas Bundy defeated Conrad Doyle and Fred Harris to advance. Los Angeles pair Gerald Lutkarson and Norman Brookes won their match, while R W Thomas and Randolph Lycett were eliminated by an American team. Patterson and Brookes defeated Norris Williams and Watson Washburn in straight sets, and Howard Voshell and Fred Alexander beat Lycett and Voshell. The Dallas duo Thalheimer and Jester defaulted to Johnston and Griffin. Semifinals set for tomorrow as Brookes and Patterson face Patterson?
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Randolph Lycett
Patterson
Brookes
R. Norris- Williams 2d
Watson M. Washburn
New England
Thomas and
Lycett
New York
Howard Voshell
Fred B. Alexander
Tristate
Dallas, Tex
Louis Thalheimer
Leven Jester
San Franciscans
Wiliam M. Johnston
C. J. Griffin
Northwestern
Williams
Washburn
Alexander
Voshell
McLoughlin
Bundy
Johnston
Griffin
Grace Direct Wins 3000 Circuit Stake at Belmont
Grace Direct, fastest daughter of Walter Direct, won the $3000 stake for 2.06 pacers at the Belmont Driving Club track Narberth opening day. Three starters, decided in straight heats. Harper won the final heat in 2 13 while Homefest and Prince Pepper won earlier heats. Oscar Watts topped Hollywood Kate in the 2 08 trot for the A. E. Mathews cup. In baseball, Shops and Southern meet in a five game Terminal Baseball League series at Union Station diamond to decide the circuit crown, with daily games through the week.
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Grace Direct
Walter Direct
Belmont Driving Club
Narberth
Ed Geers
Homefest
Ben Walker
Prince’ Pepper
Harper
Oscar Watts
Hollywood Kate
Dodge
Shops
Southern
Terminal Baseball League
Union Station
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