Cubs win by 2 to 1 and Pirates 7 to 2
Baseball scoreline shows Cubs defeating their opponent 2 to 1 while Pirates win 7 to 2. The recap lists key players, inning rallies, hits, errors, and pitching notes including Cooper and Miller performances, with details of runs, hits, and bases. Multiple team and player names appear in a dense box score style excerpt.
Giants Continue To Defeat The Braves In Doubleheader
New York defeated Boston 6 to 4 and 4 to 0 in a doubleheader here. It was the fourteenth straight win for New York over Boston. The game details include Burract, Taggert, Doyle, Zimmerman and Thorpe among others. Also noted are Duke Kahana moku breaking the world record in the 220-yard swim and Miss Claire Galligan setting the woman’s American mile swim record with 29 33 3 5.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Snapshot
Baseball standings and notices show American League leaders Boston and Chicago with records around .589 and .481. Yesterday Washington defeated Philadelphia while Detroit and Washington meet today, with several matchups listed including Chicago vs Boston and St Louis vs Philadelphia. In the National League Chicago leads with 68 wins, New York 63, Cincinnati 49, Brooklyn 48, while yesterday’s NL results included Chicago beating Pittsburgh and New York sweeping Boston. Cincinnati tied with St Louis in a 12 inning second game.
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Daubert Sparks Dodgers Win Doubleheader Over Phillies
Brooklyn wins both ends of a twin bill from Philadelphia. Daubert stars in both games as Brooklyn takes the opener 2 to 1 and the nightcap 4 to 2 after 12 innings. Olson and Meusel contribute key hits while Daubert plates runs in each contest.
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Ring of Reds Holds St Louis to Four Hits
Ring pitched shutout to beat St Louis 6 to 0 as Cincinnati dominance showed in a four-hits game. Roush Cueto Griffith Blackburne Winnen and Ring led the offense with multiple runs while St Louis errors fueled the decisive victory.
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Nationals Take Doubleheader to Tighten Pennant Race
Washington nationals win both ends of a doubleheader from the Athletics 5 3 in game one and 6 1 in game two. Walter Johnson dominates game one allowing no runs until the ninth and drives in four Griffs runs including a fourth inning homer. Harper shines in game two as the Griffs score six in the seventh to chase Watson while three new Athletic pitchers debut.
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Johnsons Clout Decides The Opener
The Griffs win a tight opener as Johnson drives in key runs and Lavan supports with doubles. Shotton and Dugan spark early rallies while Keene struggles in relief, Phillies stranded in late innings. Johnson and Lavan spark multiple scoring chances for Washington while Philadelphia fights back but falls short.
Sixth run burst seals second Griff win in seventh
Watson held the Griffs to late chances until a seventh inning surge sparked by Foster. Foster, Milan, Lavan, and Shanks delivered key hits as the team pushed across four runs to overcome a dangerous Athletics rally. Burns and Gardner produced sporadic help, but Dugan and Milan stifled most late threats as the Griffs claimed the nightcap.
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Shanks
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Jud
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Watson
Macks
Bert
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Dyken
Athletics
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McAvoy
Wmashington
Jarper
Buys
Knot Ross Filly Wins Kentucky Selling Stake
Washington owned Knot, a filly by Jack Atkin Snarl trained at Benning, won the Kentucky selling stake at Saratoga in five and a half furlongs, earning $2 050. George Walls rode Knot who led early but faced challenge from Trompeuse. Knot finished clear of Uncle’s Lassie as the Calumet Stable’s Be Frank set a track record in the fifth race.
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Griffs Win 13 Of 20 Games On The Trip
The Grits finished a successful road stretch with thirteen wins and seven losses. Nationals and Sox edge toward pennant, Cleveland ends season on the road. Schutte nearing lineup return from ptomaine poisoning. Ainsmith 3 hits in a game. Walker challenged by Nallin. Jamieson appears in box score. Roth suspended for rest of season. Groom released by Cleveland.
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Ten of Giants to join shipbuilding work at Kearny
Lew Wendell former high school star and ex New York Nationals member now manages the Federal Shipbuilding Company crew at Kearny New Jersey. He has signed Giants players Arthur Fletcher Larry Doyle George Burns Ross Young Jay Kirke Pete Compton Joe Withholt Cecil Causey Al Demaree and Bob Steele to workmen's jobs at the plant after the National League breaks up.
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Larry Doyle
George Burna
Ross Young
Jay Kirke
Pete Compton
Joe Wiiholt
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al Demaree
Bob Steele
Murphy Drives Three Winners On Circuit
Tommy Murphy dominated Belmont track day two at the Grand Circuit meeting driving Chestnut Peter to win the 3 year old trot for $2,000, Oro Fina to win the 2:14 pacers stake, and another win as Joker D Lake took Philadelphia heats. Cossack and the Divorcee split places. Allan Wertel won the 2:13 trot.
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Veteran doubles team wins two matches in national event
F B Alexander and B C Wright, veteran internationals, reached the second round at the national doubles tennis championship held at Longwood Cricket Club. They defeated opponents in two straight sets after short rest, as favorites advanced, with several defaults and close scores in first and second rounds featuring players from New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Red Cross Handicap Heading Saratoga Feature Monday
Saratoga Springs Aug 13 Next Monday marks Red Cross day with a high fund expected from the Red Cross handicap race on the program The fourth event saw Cudgel run a mile in 138 with Valais The Lat ter ridden by Carroll Shilling led by fifteen lengths at finish Commander Ross paid 27500 for Billy Kelly a gelding not eligible for next year’s big stakes The imported Black Jester colt from Ross’s sale is a handsome yearling Duke Kahanamoku announces intent to enlist as a naval aviator soon
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District tennis rounds completed at Columbia Country Club
Junior and boys district title events at Columbia Country Club show no upsets after second round. Don Dudley beat Perry Knapp in the boys feature in three sets. Doubles pairings set, with Denton, Knapp, and Conklin among leaders in juniors. Adams, who won Olympic standing high jump, will coach troops in France in track and field and baseball.
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Interior racketers win 4 of 5 matches in league
Interior kept pace with Treasury 1 in a tie for the lead in the Departmental Tennis League by taking four of five matches from Justice Trade yesterday at the Princeton Club courts. Interior and Treasury each have won 12 of 15 contests. Matches included Candor and Kidwell defeating Girene and Clift, Farnsworth and Sanborn defeating Merchant and Lacades, Haughton and Wan defeating Welle and McCulloch, and Marine and Hopkins defeating McGlure and Thompson. Also Fred Fulton, after a recent incident in Harrison, NJ, has become floor walker and guard supervisor at a Minneapolis flour mill.
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Equity and real estate actions in Washington circuit court
A Tuesday docket lists numerous cases across divisions led by Mr Justice Hitz and Mr Justice Hils. Decrees include mandates, publications, and confirmations of sales. probate matters grant letters testamentary and adoptions. real estate transfers cover multiple neighborhoods in Chevy Chase and surrounding districts with varied parcel lots and prices, while several divorces and suits conclude with defaults and dismissals.
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Frederick W. Behrens
Jane Lewis
Currie
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Koy
L L Perkins 1 Bond Filed by USF&G Co
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co files bond related documents for L L Perkins. Southern bids noted. Contact details listed as M 913 for further action.
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Deeds of Trust Seem To Plague Sqaure Listings
Property records list numerous deeds of trust, detailing mortgage agreements with monthly payments, interest rates, and named parties. The dense entries name lenders, borrowers, and securing parcels across multiple lots and squares, reflecting a broad array of real estate obligations.
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