Nationals Surprise Tribe With Ninth Inning Victory
Cleveland loses 3 to 2 as Washington scores the deciding run in the ninth. Menosky walks and scores on Shanks’ hit and a fielding miscue, with Johnson and Coveleskie used by Cleveland. Washington improves to winless-in-overtime fate, while Cleveland’s bullpen reshuffles spark late drama.
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Two Baseball Games Feature Split Decisions In New York Series
In a doubleheader between Cincinnati and New York, New York won game one 7 to 4 while Cincinnati took the second game 9 to 4. Notable actions include Gonzales and Frisch with two base hits, Barnes and Baier pitching appearances, and Daubert Daubert and Chase contributing for their clubs.
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Indians May Start Uhle or Bagby Against Washington
Nationals Cleveland Aug 15 Uhle likely to start vs Washington tomorrow with either Uhle or Jim Bagby in line. Grifith undecided. Shaw pressed for a better showing, Harper favored by Cleveland, Johnson backs up starter if trouble arises. Milan homered on a misplay, Rice fails bunt attempt, Smith paces two double plays.
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Nationals Work at Bat Bomart News
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Dodgers thrash Cubs to take decisive series
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in a five game set with Grimes contributing two singles and both Brooklyn runs. Chicago miscues and Carter’s pitching supply the Cubs’ runs as Brooklyn capitalizes on a shutout stretch and seizes the series lead.
J Collins Speed Helps White Sox Victory Over Boston
Chicago, Aug. 16. John Collins powered the White Sox to a 6 to 5 eleven inning win over Boston on Charles Comiskey's sixtieth birthday. Collins pinch ran for Gandil and scored the tying run, aided by Risberg’s sacrifice and Schalk’s fly. Hoyt started well for Boston but faded in the eighth.
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Tigers Rout Yankees in Seven-Run Baseball Game
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 0 as savage batting bombardments pace the contest. Heilmann and Jones lead with multiple extra base hits while Shawkey struggles, Detroit bullpen solid in six innings.
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Browns Tie For Fourth With 3-2 Victory
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 to pull even with New York for fourth place in the standings. The Cardinals hammered 17 hits including two triples and three doubles as Johnson faced the mound for Philadelphia and Thomas pitched for St Louis.
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Pennant Race Dope With Baseball Standings Hurled
The American League race tightens as the White Sox maintain a four game edge while Cleveland slips to a game and a half behind Detroit. In the National League Pat Moran extends a large lead as Brooklyn gains on Chicago and Pittsburgh moves into fourth place. Philadelphia fights to avoid last. Upcoming games include Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Cudgel Wins Hudson Handicap at Saratoga
Cudgel, a 5-year-old Broomstick, carries 136 pounds to defeat Spur and Valor in the Hudson Handicap over 2 miles 3 sixteenths. Loftus guides Cudgel from the back, catching leaders in the final 50 yards as Valor drops to second and Spur hangs on for third.
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Washington paddlers at regatta and tennis team to face Baltimore
Washington Canoe Club paddlers compete in the Arundelek and Palismcce regatta this afternoon with Harry Knigham rley Wagner and Fréd Bammon in senior events while juniors paddle. The District tennis team championship is decided today at the Columbia Club with Chevy Chase as Washington champion and War top team of the Department. Matches start at 3 o'clock.
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Corinthians vs Meigs Athletic Club on Mount Lot diamond
Corinthians and Reniece challenge Meigs Athletic Club in a baseball contest set for Mount Lot diamond No 1 tomorrow at a start time to be announced. The Corinthians seek a win as the featured game in a later schedule fill.
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James Milton Replaces Starter Cassidy at Saratoga
At Saratoga on August 15 James Milton would have filled in for an indisposed Starter Cassidy but Cassidy recovered enough to serve. Kilkenny and Queen of the Sea earned wins through claiming and riding action, while T r a v e r s candidates stir debate as fields tighten and star horses are absent from the richest race.
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Phillies and Cards split doubleheader in Philadelphia
St Louis won the opener 2 to 1 as Murray allowed four hits and two walks in 1 2 3 innings. Philadelphia came back to win the nightcap 2 to 1 led by Meadows and Woodward in a pitching battle, with Meadows getting the win and Woodward the loss.
Braves Sweep Pirates In Pair Of Contests
Boston won both games from Pittsburgh on August 15. First game 5 to 3 and second game 2 to 2 in fifteen innings. Fillingim and Carlson dueled as the bases loaded single by Maranville produced the winning run. Corey's stellar center field defense stood out in both games. Adame limited hits until the seventh inning in game one amid fielding miscues.
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Dudley Captures William Penn Stake at Belmont
In the William Penn stake for 2-year-old trotters at Belmont, the Brook Farm entry Mr Dudley driven by I Brusie defeated tough rivals including Natalie the Great from Laurel Hall Farms. Geers drove Kerrigan to win the third heat by a nose, while Merle Knight claimed the Nanbeek Stock Farm prize with 11 straight heats.
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Plan Great Futurity for Maryland Tracks
Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 15 William P Riggs secretary of the Maryland Jockey Club announced tentative plans for the Maryland futurity a proposed race for 2 year olds to be the richest in American turf If carried out Pimlico Laurel and Havre de Grace would each offer 20000 creating a 69000 purse The first running would be in fall 1922 with rotation among the three Maryland tracks if all associations agree.
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Bethlehem Steel Soccer Team Edges Stockholm Tigers 1 0
Bethlehem Steel defeated the Stockholm Tigers 1 to 0 in Stockholm with King Gustave among the large crowd. The match occurred on Thursday August 14.
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