Nationals to Meet Tigers In Two-Ply Battle Today
Rain delayed yesterday’s schedule as Nationals and Tigers set a double header this afternoon at 1:45. Griffith plans Harper, Gartia in the home lineup with Davis and James likely to start, while Willie Mitchell sits out after tonsil surgery. Joe Judge may rejoin soon, and Boston’s jinx on Walter Johnson looms as Detroit eyes a pennant push.
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Tennis Title to Nold in Terminal A R M G A final
Walter Nold defeated G W Bradt 6 0 7 5 to win the championship after a two round advance and semifinals. Earlier results include J N Black beating WW H Brown 6 5 1 and W L Heap beating H A Tucker 6 2 6 2. Bradt also beat Troan while Graves and Mayo faced varied scores in the tournament rounds.
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Yankees Recall Thirteen Players From Minor Leagues
The Yankees recall thirteen players previously let go on optional agreements from Baltimore Columbus Newark Richmond Salt Lake Toledo Toronto and others. Enwright the only recalled pitcher to report this year. Also notes trades and sales involving Jon Jenkins Frank Walker and Redding with other clubs.
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Red Sox win two long games to take early pennant lead
Boston defeats Chicago in a 16 inning opener 5 to 4 after a sixteenths finish, then wins 2 to 1 in a five and a half inning second game halted by darkness. Key players include Hooper, Gardner, Weaver, Jackson and Fournier as Boston rallies past Chicago with timely hitting and strong pitching. Attendance tops 35,000 amid pregame ceremonies lifting the pennant mood.
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American League standings and yesterday's results
Baseball standings show Detroit, New York, Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, and St Louis with winning percentages, plus yesterday’s results for Boston, Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Cleveland. Data appears in compact line form with W and L figures and team totals.
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Heavy Hitters Lift Joe Jackson to Lead Batting Averages
Joe Jackson boosted his batting average with ten appearances in a Boston Chicago double header. He collected a double a triple and four singles moving from .wi to . 62 and leading several major leaguers. The Speakers average rose slightly while Ty Cobb sat idle. National League leaders saw no action yesterday. In minor leagues Newark Providence Richmond and Hanover figures appear with Batterien setups and local battery pairs. A St Louis fan sues the Browns for 15000 claiming he was wrongfully accused of stealing a ball batted into the stands.
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Treasury Downs Auditors In Bection B Be sector series
Treasury won 9 to 3 in ax innings aided by opportune hitting and airtight pitching by Dust and McLarren. Key players included Anderson Morrissey Beal and Downey, with several two-base hits and stolen bases noted. Time of game was around one hour and thirty minutes.
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Yanks Win At Start In Easy Opener
New York beat Cleveland 8 to 3 in the first game of the season. Five New York runs came in the first inning on Gould’s wild pitching, with key hits by Speaker, Magee, and Peckinpaugh. Errors and timely hits aided the Yankees as Morton and Kiepfer struggled for Cleveland.
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Only Big Stars Left In Newport Tourney
Newport R I August 16 Players left to compete in the fourth round of the singles termina play for the Canino cups. National champion William M Johnston of San Francisco will meet W M Washburn of New York while Throckmorton the schoolboy faces N o Rit Beaton the Japan champion. Matches feature Harte, Niles, and Williams among others as rounds proceed.
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Lawn tennis doubles final set for national title
Maurice McLoughlin and Ward Dawson, Pacific coast champions, face Eastern titlists George M. Church and Willis E. Davis in the national doubles preliminaries final to decide who challenges W. M. Johnston and Clarence Griffin for the national title in New York. Davis sparked a comeback to beat Hayes and Burdick after a slow start. Johnny Evers rejoined the Boston Braves in Jamestown after a two week absence due to illness.
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Minor League Games across several leagues reported scores
American Association results include Bt Paul over Columbus in gameone and Columbus over Bt Paul in game two. Minneapolis fell to Toledo while a second game saw Minneapolis 6 Toledo 4. Milwaukee beat Louisville in a first game and lost in a second. Indianapolis split with Kansas City with a drat game and a second game result. North Carolina League scores: Winston-Salem 2 Greensboro 1. Asheville 6 Raleigh 2. Charlotte 3 Durham 0. South Atlantic entries include Hartford and Southern Association matches with Atlanta 4, Memphis 12, Mobile 1, and Birmingham 2 defeating Chattanooga 3 with a 4 to 0 Birmingham over Chattanooga. Little Rock pounded New Orleans 9 to 3. Texas League notes Beaumont 6 Fort Worth 2. Galveston 1 to Ahreve 3.
Post season series standings and results note
Standing of teams in section B shows Keller and Auditors, with yesterday's dates and game day details at Union Station. Umpire Woodward, Treasury and Auditors appear in the notes. Today’s schedule lists Fotomae versus Rosedale at Anacostia with Carr noted.
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Napoleon Direct Triumphs In Grand Circuit Free For All Pace
Columbia Ohio August 16 Pon Geers veteran driver secured victory with Napoleon Direct in the Grand Circuit free for all pace setting a 2 minute mile and a 1 55 pace for the mile time trial also breaking pacing records for 11 16 miles Devereaux stake trotting heats awarded 2000 dollars Baby Bert, The Natives, and Directum Kelly among winners in pacing events with times listed and a variety of purses noted.
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Fragmented Morning Telegraph and Enquirer Name Mix
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and words across Morning Telegraph Cincinnati Enquirer and Clacimatt Enquirer mentions. It reads as a collage of dog names, person surnames, and odd phrases with no coherent event or clear figures.
Crank Defeats Grabbag in Saratoga Classic
At Saratoga on Aug 16 Crank wins the Grab-bag stakes despite a chaotic finish. Cassidy and Tom McTaggart were heavily involved in early moves, but Crank storms past rivals to secure the maiden race victory, with Nevranka and Thm among the notable outcomes.
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Windsor Rage Results First Race
Race results for Windsor with six events detailing winners such as Minnetonka and Kootenay, payouts, times, and a list of other runners including Lady London and Anakin. Includes Purse totals, age categories, and distances for 2 year olds through 3 year olds and up.
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Windsor Racing Card Full of Races in Clear Weather
Windsor card lists seven races from selling events for two year olds to a maiden claiming, with horses like Tootsie Heumet's Daughter Stonybrook Mae Murray Fell Jacl and Intriguer in a crowded lineup. Multiple purses range from 600 to 800 with distances from four to two miles, noting entries such as Moonlighter Bingen Qowa Solveig and Phantom with track conditions listed as clear.
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