Wills and Browne Duel for Women’s Singles Crown
Miss Wills, of Barketes California, faces Miss Browne, Los Angeles, in a key women’s singles final at the Congressional tournament after a day of tough matches. Browne and Miss Wightman lead the doubles bid as Miss Wills advances toward a likely showdown with Miss Browne for the title.
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HES. SN
Yokup
Successine Mess Ifelen Wills
Barketes
Calif Nariona
Olymtengis Vhanpier
Mra Meita Ponestedt Mallary
New York
Wamens
Chub
Samar
Miss Wills
Greorge W. Wightman
Boston
Mixa Browne
T. Horace Or
Los Angeles
Marion Z
Jessup
Willming
Heb
Miss Wille
Arcardig Ora Rd
Mona R. Mallory
Aingles Town
George W. Wightman
Weston
Mise Mario Browne
T. J
Angeles
Victori
Magniman
Misa Eleanor ‘Ross
Marion
Wilmington
Del
Memb
Mornig
Wwaf Califort
Raat
Hvul
Suer
Tigers Gain on Yankees With Final Rally
Detroit beats Philadelphia 4 to 3 to gain a half game on the Yankees in the series finale. Johnson pitched strongly until a late rally threatened to tie. relief by Leonard sealed the win as Detroit held on. Haney and O’Rourke were among the batters, with multiple pitching changes and key two-bag hits shaping the outcome.
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Yankees
Philadelphia
Johnson
Olimmari
Itelahet
Daumer
Biebep
Hauser
Harris
Detroit
Aooo
Rune—Haney
O'Rourke
Rigoey
Bishop
Bley
Errer
Beenter
Wisao
Lamar
Welch
Simmons
Haney
Bassler
Bares
Bane
Br Johnson
J. Hite
Heimach
Leonard
Innnings
Lesing
Seimach
Ured Marberry
Perrott
Tig Texan
Navy
Pople
Bengal
Boston and Chicago clash in late 1920s style baseball clash
Boston hosts Chicago in a spirited game with Eddie Collins and Sheely delivering strong plays. Multiple batters contribute as both teams push runs, while pitching changes and defensive maneuvers shape the contest.
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings from the American and National Leagues show Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and Philadelphia in various slots with recent results. Today’s schedule includes Detroit at Washington and Chicago at New York among other matchups. several minor leagues list standings and scores for Baltimore, Buffalo, Jersey City, Reading, and more.
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W. L. Pet. Cink
Clevela
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
National League
Cigh
W. Tf
Bet
Cink
Cincinil
J B. Pittnn
Phil'phia
Brkiyn
Pittsburgh
Cinchanetl
Brooklyn
St. Lewin
International League
W. OL. Pet
W. L. Pat
Baltimore
Buffalo
Bpracope
Jersey City
Jersex City
Bustain
Toronto
Newark
Reading
Rochester
American Association
Fribergs Home Run Leads Cubs to Victory Over Phillies
Friberg belted a two run homer with two on as Chicago built a commanding lead, Barrett added a run with a man on, and Chicago defeated Philadelphia in a 3 5 to 6 flat game. Williams also homered with a man aboard, while Harper and others contributed in a high scoring showdown.
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Chicago
Friberg
Barrett
Philadelphia
Harper
Williams
Wrightstone
Feld
Adams
Heathcote
Otter
Ae Theorg
Pirates Rally to Take Third Straight From Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates overcome a four-run New York Giants burst with a two-run rally in the third led by Cuyler’s three RBIs on a bases loaded homer, as Pittsburgh holds off New York 5 to 4 to remain within reach of the NL lead. Nehf started for the Giants, Kremer and Jonnard worked for Pittsburgh, with Smith cited in the box score.
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Wills
Miss Browne
Misa Wilts
Amite
Vrerot
Miss Wills
Miss Wils
Miss Browns
Nisy Browne
Boston
Chicag Jing
Tip
Quinn
Eddie Collins
Chicag
Ablilo
Boaten
Morenarian
Aliina
Sheely
Seener
Ahownkie
Gergann
Smest
Schaik
Percy Mangum
Connajiy
Ol i Lyons
Grabowski
Ceioaily
Eidhth
Piercy
Forth
Rune
Horehart
Kooper
Kamm
Gabowski
Mangum
Figgatead
Boone
Harris
Crack
Breers
Morehar
Bhody
Hite
Sfostil
Pieinich
Clarks
Stelen Bal
Collins
Wambdy
Doys Bart
Céline
Rheely
Wamby Barris
Cal
Qain
Ittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
New York
Pittsburgh
Cuyler
Nehl
Ab.h.o
Ab.a.o.a. Grok
Carey
Aaa
Frisch
Bernbartre
Young
Caylertt
Wileoet
Wrightiss
Meusetif
Traynor
Kelly
Onergnville
Kos Jackson
OlGrimm
Boyderc
Schmidter Nebf
Kremer
P. Jonnerd
Terry
Ryan
Jonnard
Fried
Wilson
Afeutel
Barnhart
Cuyier
Kreveer
4Ston
Grimm
Groh
Bmaranville
Gayler
Nehf
Cards Beat Braves Upon Return Home
The Cardinals celebrated their homecoming by defeating the Boston Braves 6 to 3. They rallied for three runs in the eighth inning, with key hits from several players as St. Louis completed the win at home.
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Braves
St. Louia
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Hoston
Loui
AB. AO. A
Wireoa Lf
Padgett
Holmedt
Hornsby
Bottomley
Bladeslos
Mbay
al Coonegias
Ol Gonzalez
Frelgauad
Dickerman
Barnes
Boat O.cotta OS Louis
Fuma
Stengel
O' Neil
B. Smith
Blades
Cooney
Gonxalea
Frotgax
Shay
Witt
J_ Smith
Holm
Ouble Playa
R. Smith
Meiinia
Powell
Smith
Tennis Stars in National Singles at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills on August 35 the national men's singles championship entries close with a record field. About 110 players from the United States and foreign countries, including top American stars and international players, are expected to compete. The final draw will be made next Wednesday, August 20.
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Little Bill Johnston
Peck Griffin
Washington
Congressional
Gore
Philadelphia
U Johnson
Albert J. Gore
Thomas J. Mangan J
Fannis
Eastern Shore
J. Mangan
O. White
Dumbarton Club
Paul Harding
Oaks Bluff
Mass
United States Lawn Tennis Assection
White
Arcing
Forest Hills
International Stata
Laxduries
T.A
Amaria
Davia
Augielia
Ching
France
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Lee
Che
Australians Beat Japan in Davis Cup Play at Agawam Hunt
The Australian doubles team Patterson Patterson O Hara Wood defeated Sunao Okamoto and Takeichi Harada 7 5 6 2 6 4 on the grass in Providence. This, with Australia’s earlier singles wins, secures a place in the inter zone finals against France. An exhibition doubles capped the day, with Brookes and Schlesinger defeating Tilden and Wetner.
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Japan
Rovidence
R. J
Gerald AL
Patterson
Pat O'Hara
Wood
Agawam Hunt Club
Sunao Okamoto
Takeichi Harada
Okamoto
Shimizu
France
Norman E. Brookes
Richard E. Schlesinger
William T. Tilden
Proiese
Sandy" Wetner
Philadelphia
Reds Triumph In Slugfest Over Dodgers 10 to 5
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 10-5 in a high scoring game played in Cincinnati. Luque and Grimes left early and Luque hit a center field homer. Roush and Wheat led the Reds with multiple hits while Sheaheean worked 4 2 3 innings for the Dodgers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn
Luque
Grimes
Grimew
Decatue
Brookiza L
Cincinna Hass Aistchen
Wheat
Crite
Roush
Walker
All
Hargrave
E. L
Daubbert
Cavenay
Bert
Tatur
Mitchell
Fourcher
Clucinpati
Lana
Sheshan
Steck
Sheehan
Anethi
Aft Sheehan
Lonty
Decatur
Rinning
Rime
Murray and Caldwell Clash In Southern Finals
Jef Hunt of Atlanta was eliminated in the Southern net titular tournament semifinals here in Ashville North Carolina by Dan Murray a promising youngster from New Orleans The score line was 6 2 4 3 1 6 2 Jack Caldwell of Atlanta defeated Hop Owens 1912 champion and will face Murray for the title tomorrow
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Murray
Caldwell
Ashaville
N.C
Jef Hunt
Atlanta
Southern Net
Dan Murray
New Orleans
Jack Caldwell
Landis to Witness Game in Frederick
Final plans announced for a reception and dinner in honor of Judge Landis chief of baseball in Frederick Maryland August 15. After dinner he will tour the $16 000 Blue Ridge League ball park inspect the field deliver an address and witness a game between the Frederick and Martinsburg clubs.
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Landis
Frederick Frederick
Benesew Mountain Landis
Frederick
Martingsburg
Molly Brand Wins Saratoga Feature Over Broomstick
In sports Molly Brand wins the Saratoga feature from Broomstick in the stretch. Brooklyn shuts out Cincinnati in both games of a double header. Maher, American jockey in Fingland, rides four winners at Stocktom track.
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Molly Brand
Saratoga
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Maher
Fingland
Stocktom
Johnston Newport Net Finalist in Two Glasses
California lawn tennis players took both singles and doubles in the Casino Cup at Newport. William M. Johnston former national champion and Davia captured brackets. Johnston beat Norman Brookes 6 0 2 in singles. Doubles went to Johnston and Clarence J Griffin after five sets in a tight finish.
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A. P
Callifornia
William M. Johnston
Davia
Johnston
Norman E. Brookes
Harvey Snodgrass
Os Angalas
Brian I. CC. Norton
St. Louis
Fohnasen
Clarence J Griffin
Griffin
Harvey Snoderass
Walter Wesbrook
Howard
Robert Kinsey
Lewis N. White
G Louis J. Thalheimer
University of Texas
Cu Newport
Firpo Returns to Camp After New York Trip
Saratoga Springs reports Luis Firpo back at his training camp from New York. He arrived in a gray suit with a phonograph under one arm and new training tops. Photographers chased him until lunch. he then resumed real work. Firpo said June Stoesser, Dixie Kid, and Jack Townsend were expected to assist tomorrow.
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Saratoga Springs
Firpo
New York
Luis
Jack Townsend
Hagen Kirkwood Beat Robeson Yates Two Up In Open Match
Water Hagen paired with Joe Kirkwood to defeat Fillmore Robeson and Arthur Yates two up on the Oak Hill Country Club course. Hagen posted a medal score of 23 34 67 while Kirkwood 69 and Robeson 75. John McGraw to assess Melvin Westlake at New York tryout. Vernon manager Bill Kessick suspended indefinitely and fined $50 for umpire trouble. catcher Truck Hanna suspended with his club.
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Rochester
Water Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Fillmore Robeson
Arthur Yates
Oakill Country Club
Hagen
Water
Kirkwood
Robeson
McGraw
John McGraw
Melvin Westlake
Martin's Ferry
New York
Bill Kessick
Vernon
Williams
Truck Hanna
Cobbmen Face Nationals In Crucial Series At Stadium
The Nationals meet the Tigers in the first game of a five game series at Georgia Avenue Stadium. Both clubs enter with momentum as Washington seeks to extend a winning streak while Detroit aims to reverse a seasonal slide. The Nationals, riding strong batting practice and confidence, look to continue their dominance in the 14 prior meetings.
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Phane H. Yor Nene
Georgia Avenue Stadium
Nationals
Tigers
Washington
Jungaleers
Barris
Execs Othes Club
Ban Jolienn
Ne Ail
Zachary Called Home by Death of Father
Zachary leaves game duties as Tigers and Nationals head into key series after word of his father’s death. Veteran Southpaw Zachary departed for home in Tirana and will be away several days, affecting the team’s pitching depth for upcoming games.
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Zachary
Tigers
Nationals
Heme
Peranse
A'Sher
Qou'einek
Tiranam Fe NO
Remai
Unclear OCR sports notes on Navy pitching and players
An distorted report covers Navy moundsman plans for an afternoon game, injury status of a young player, and scattered past details about Vic and Sacramento, with fragmented references to teams, leagues, and media notes. The piece mixes speculation, injury recovery, and career snippets without coherent dates or outcomes.
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Woole
Ermifira
Ma‘leors
Mireanor Goss
Wila
Rosensatteta
Avereer
Mary WK. Browne
Los Angles
Aisa
Johnston, Griffin and
Kinsey Brothers
Arthur J. Knapp
Robert J. Jobe
Congressional Country Club
Dumbarton
Little Bill Jonkston
Harold
Bob
Alt Gore
Norfolk
Richmond
Mangan
Owen Howenstein
Capt. Miller
Bob Burrell
Edward and
Cecil Dowd
Stanley Carr
A. O. White
Willy
Sidney West
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Cope
Wiuries
BLUE
Penn
Big Gar
Pat Morank
Tre Champiion
Bancroft
Asserce
Wes
Tae Wy
Macks
Mee
Pet
Fodlenepolia
Kansas City
Rt Paul
Toledo
Souletile
Minneapeli Columbue
Milwaukee Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toursville
Maul
Piedmont Leagup
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Reenshore
Fishpoint
Durham
Danville
Petersburg
Hocky Mount
Portsmouth
Greenville
Charlotte
Auqueta
Spartanburg
Asherine
Maron
Southern Association
Auvpin
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Johnson City
Kingsport
Bristol
Knoxville
Merriatown
Cubs
Giants
Antipodes
Harada
Orientala
Reds
Dodgers
Brookes
Griffith
Gotham
Hagen-Kirkwood
Robeson- Yates
Nats
Marberry
McNeely
Gritfire
Karl MrXeety
Panifie
Cane
Worris
Hese
McNeelsts
Vic
Sandinis
Sacramento
Rites Coast Feague
Sagu
Jemine
Sacramento Cigb
Palais Royal
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