Tigers Fight Griffmen In Long Doubleheader Loss
A five hour marathon at the local ball yard saw the Tigers lose both games. In the opener the Tigers led early but fell behind and were unable to recover as Griffmen pitchers shut them down late. The nightcap featured a Tigers onslaught of hits but still ended in defeat despite a strong showing by their batters and a late push to tie the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Milliken
Griffmen
Imingaleera
Thoae
Sven ~Wares
Tigers
Nationals
Griffmnen
Nationale
Joe Boehring
Griffith
Harper
Boehling
Jungaleers
McBride
Morgan
Milan
Foster
Rice
Nationalists Rally In Nine Inning Tie With Detroit
A chaotic baseball game left the Nationals tied with Detroit after a late rally. Boehling faltered for Detroit as the Nationals and Jungaleers traded blows with multiple scoring innings, culminating in a tense ninth inning when Morgan and Milan sparked a comeback before the game ended level.
Second Game Sloppy Fielding Haunts Nationals vs Detroit
The Nationals beat Detroit in a rough game with early 8 1 lead for the Theres and many fielding errors. Pitching shifts and late scoring run clusters defined the effort as Gallia and Shaw worked for Nationals while Detroit’s Detroito, Verach, and others produced 12 hits. Final notes credit Gallia and Shaw with key innings and umpires Menara Chill and Connelly called the game in darkness after eight innings.
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Davis
Jennings
Wes
Nationals
Cunningham
Shanks
Gallia
Shaw
Detroi
Ab.b.s.br
Po.a
Tamienon
Piriadgoi
Amarth
Rad Taoert
McBrite
Gara
Terale
Detroit
Ad.r.h.bb.so.sb.po
Bush
Cobb
G. Harper
Goodat
Crawfort Cf
Truss
Galila
Stan
Dauna
Gallial
Danas
Yimes
Shaw Fagallet Daurs
Eee Cunningham
Duns
Fo Smecifler
Fis Crawford
Feaming Danse
Menara
Chill and
Connelly
St Minutos
Cubs Win A Close Battle On Strong Pitching Hit
Vaughn of Chicago edged New York by a narrow margin as a late two-base hit from an elder and McNwire's sequence produced the only run in a pitchers' duel. The messy box shows Chicago 1 NY 0 with Salley pitching and Merkle handling infield, amid fragmentary play-by-play details.
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Chicago
Elder
McNwire
Vaughn
Salles
New York
Fietcherms
Merkle
Anate
Kocher
Lee
Angen
Labert
Torala
Ran
Sallee
Zetter
Sallee Mollwitz
Pilots
Parkart
Elter
Pwouhle Ping Fletcher
White Sox rout Boston Americans 7 to 6 in Chicago win
Chicago defeated Boston Americans 7 to 6 at Boston with Mays allowing five doubles and a triple before Jones relieved him. Jacks and Weaver led Chicago with multiple hits while Collins and Jackson produced key runs. The game lasted one hour and forty one minutes with umpire trio Measie O Loughlin Evans calling the action.
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Boston
Chicago
Boston Americans
Suns
Mays
Jones
J. Collins
Weaver
E Collins
Jarkeon
Tech
Fournier
OlGalner
Faloch
Walker
Bebalk
iGardner
Medtuilen
ZiNcatt
Russell
Cady
Agnew
P Tunes
J. Colling
BE. Colling
Jackson
Catling
E. Colline
McMallan
Scott
Gainer
F. Collins
Ournier
Chicaga
Heaton
Maya
Steuck
Measie
O'Loughlin
Evans
Dodgers Win 5 to 1. Mamaux Shut Out by Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Mamaux started but was driven from the mound as Brooklyn攻 scores in each inning. Stengel Mowrey Myers Pfeffer Schulte keyed the attack with runs, while Evans and Kantlehner held the Pirates to one tally. Time of game one hour and 58 minutes.
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Ayers
Shaw
Bentley
Boehling
Nationals
Dauis
Jennings
Dubuc
James
Coveleskie
Jungealaers
Boatling Herper
Griffith
Grifth
Mfth
Moeller
Basl
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Mamaux
Jsounston
S'Rhulis
Ota Mowrey
Evans
Hite
Matmaux
Vane
Kantleh
Preter
Mamauz
Kantlebner
Uinghes Moana 'O'Day
Boson
Yankees Rally To Beat Indians 5 4 In Uphill Win
New York defeats Cleveland 5 to 4 at home behind late runs and strong relief. Graney and Mullen lead with hits as Shawkey works seven innings with Morton closing. Key moments include two runs in the seventh and eighth to secure the comeback.
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New York
Cleveland
Leto Merton
Waltera
Fisher
Mullen
Ling Shawkey
Gedeon
Rune—Craney
Warmbsganen
Howard
Peeionaugh
Miller
Walters
Fleher
Errora
Chapman
Peckinpaugh
Turnier
Pisher
Graney
Mallen
Atulen
Morton
L Faning
Tanings
Shawkes
Strick Uut
Ry Fisher
Coreteakle
Ern
Mildebrand
L Owens
American League Standings and Today’s Schedule
Detroit visits Washington, Chicago plays Boston, Cleveland at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia as the league teams meet on the day’s schedule. Read across the standings for the current season and results.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Roston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louia
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Lead National League Standings
National League standings show Brooklyn 58 wins 61 losses, Pittsburgh 55 40, Chicago 48 60, New York 52, St. Louis 38, Cincinnati 43, and others. Yesterday's results included Brooklyn over Pittsburgh and Chicago over New York. Today’s schedule lists Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Chicago as active clubs.
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HOWL
Brooklyn
Boston
Phiad
New York
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Cinvinist
Chicago
Split Pitching Duels Tie as Phillies and Cardinals Split
Philadelphia and St. Louis split a doubleheader in Philadelphia with the first game going 4 to 2 in ten innings and the second 3 to 2. Key moments included Bush filling the bases on a single and bunts errors, Schang drawing a walk to force in the deciding run, and Pratt homering in the sixth to pace the second game. Players mentioned include Bush, Davenport, Schang, Pratt, Strunk, and McTine, with the lineups reflecting both teams’ efforts in a pitchers’ duel.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bush
Austin
Sisler
Davenport
Plank
Schang
Pratt
Myers
al Phila
Abrao Shotton
O'Witt
Miler
O Walsh
BO Sister
Strink
Boo Pratt
OlAmsh
Pavinitely
Walgh
Slater
Maranas
Mer
Whs
Walah
Kanes
T. Tous
Philadelpia
Hy Plank
Hy Bush
Severeld
Tripires
Megera
Dineen
Nalin
Seouta
ICQ al Chita
Hoa
Olwiet
Bhatrou
Tf Miter
ObWaleh
Tavan
Siffaler
Olivers
Mcklwee
St. Tole
Philedembia Eae
Rune Shotton
Webb
McTones
Marsans
Weat
Mariami
McElween
Lase
Bic Shotton
Mareana
Stennk
Salen
Staler Rouble
Lajoie
Tigers End Series at Georgia Avenue Yard Today
Nationals and Tigers close their series with Griffith to start the game and a pitching decision pending before first pitch. Ayers or Boehling are the likely starters after yesterday's work, while Jennings is expected to use Coveleskie, the left-hander, if needed.
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Nationals
Tigers
Georgia Avenue Yard
Griffith
Ayers
Boehling
Jennings
Coveleskie
Cuteo to Report for Duty with Nationals as Trial Player
Manager Griffith announced a trial for Manuel Cuteo the Cuban out fielder. Griffith spoke with the Ports mouth club president and Cuteo will report today likely to be used in left field immediately upon arrival. He hit .846 in the Virginia League.
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Grifith
Manuel Cuteo
Nationals
Portsmouth
Cuteo
Griffith
Pacific Beats East in National Doubles
Pacific coast champions Maurice McLoughlin and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles will face William M. Johnston and Peck Griffin of San Francisco on August 28 at the West Side Club courts New York for the national lawn tennis doubles challenge bowl. They earned the right by defeating Eastern champions George M. Church of Tenafly New Jersey and Willia B. Davis of San Francisco in the team elimination final 4 6 7 5 6 3 4 3 4 7 8.
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Lake Forest
Maurice McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
William M. Johnston
Peck” Griffin
San Francisco
West Side Club Courts
New York
George M. Church
Tenafly
N. J
Willia B. Davis
Church
Dawson
Davis
McLoughlin
Chure Mechan
McLoughlin Dawson
Church-Daria
McLoughlin-Dawson
Davia
MrLoughiin
Heavy Hitters Boost Cobb in Double Header
Ty Cobb collected six hits in ten at bats yesterday as the Tigers split with the Nationals, lifting his average to .304 and narrowing the gap to AL leader Tris Speaker. Joe Jackson added two hits in four trips, trailing Cobb by ten points, while Dave Robertson stood out for the NL with a lone hit in three at bats. Standings list American and National League leaders and minor league results across several circuits.
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Jennings
Young
Veach
Crawford
Burns
Ayers
Shaw
Siehth
Jungaleers
Bentley
Shanks
Nationals
Davis
Dubuc
James
Morgan
Milan
Foster
Hice
Bush
Rico Young
Wild
Jamieson
Hoehling
So,sr
Po.a.f
Morgen
Fonter
Binoogsa Jamieson
Borlydo
A Henry
Almamith
McBride
H Harper
Avera
Moeller
Williams
Roebling
Tetaie
Detroit
Abr
Witt
Boy Lo
Cobb
Om Lt
Spencer
Baker
Jamen
Harper
Amen
Balla
Lnehsing Thoe
Jamea
Nese
Janes Jeakle
Darper
Mender
Avery
Ty Benrisy
Fee Oye
Seba Haney
Gan
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Tina Speaker
Joe Jackson
Speaker Lust
Dave Robertson
Speaker
Cobh
Ted Jackson
Tanbert
Robertson
Wagner
Treasury Takes Postseason Game From Keller 2–0
Treasury defeated Keller 2 to 0 in a sectional post season game. Croson hurled five scoreless innings with a finger injury, allowing only three hits. Tomlin pitched well for Keller, but Treasury tallied runs in the early and late frames to secure the win.
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Treasury
Keller
Croson
Tomlin
al Keller
Lwisherty
Olflausmann
Flannery
Armstrong
al Figne
Rohrman
sloMmatt
Treacury
McLarren
Dust
J. Figherty
Filson
Lynch
Kelter
Balle
Groson
Bell
Backifica
Backifica Hsts
Flanneridge
Flynn
Strait
pley—Hausmenn
Dodge
Mr. Woodward
Rosedale Beats Bureau 7 4 In Opening League Contest
Rosedale took a 7 4 win over Bureau in the Potomac League opener. Mike Moran powered the offense with a triple a single and a home run while Finney Kelly allowed hits but shut them down. Lyons pitched for Rosedale and Murphy went the distance for Bureau in a game that lasted 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Bureau
Sengon Gerien
Mike” Moran
Finney Kelly
Rosedale
al Bureau
AB Hoa
Rongle
Dyer
GlDevin
Fraser
Qlemerte
Moran
Billatr
Burd
Olacsen Mis
Zannelli
Recha
Chariton
Borean
Hurd
Davin
Blair
Gordon
Gre Briore
Zannelit
Blate
Pett
Baecs
Hobedale
Fleet Tame
Kelly
Murphy
Lyons
Om ‘Lyone
ron—Moran
Dane Hite
Grey
Moore
Roche
Kehl
Ther
Wiié
Helly
Barnes Leads Golfers in Western Open First 36 Holes
James Barnes of Philadelphia and Harry Turple of Red Wing tied for the lead after 36 holes with 141. Bob Peebles of Champaign and Alex Ross of Detroit stood at 143 for third, while Walter Magen of Rochester and Jack Hutchinson of Pittsburgh posted 144. Ray Caldwell did not report to manager Donovan after a two week suspension likely to continue through season end.
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Milwaukee
James Barnes
Philadelphia
Harry Turple
Red Wing
Bob Peebles
Champaign
Ill
Alex. Ross
Detroit
Walter Magen
Rochester
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
York
Ray Caldwell
Donovan
Post season series standings and schedule in Section A
Section A lists Wor and Loa tied at 71 points with Rosedale 7 Bureau 4 after a result and shows a game today Buresay against Holy Name at 1th Street and Florida Avenue Northeast at 5 15 with umpire Hughes. Section B shows Treasury 39 1 000 Keller and Auditors with a result from yesterday and a game today Keller tors Unsen Station 5 with unclear entries.
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Rosedale
Holy Name
Buresay
Florida Avenue
Hughes
Treasury
Keller
Teller
A. Grame
Kelletors
Unsen
Limoptee
Arr
Audi
Mohawk Stakes Sparkles with Swift Mile Win
Baratoga, WN, Y. Aug. 17 sprinted to the Mohawk selling stakes in a sensational finish, covering the mile in 1.40. Miss Puzzla was second a length back with King Oak third. Felicidad upset Onwa in race one. Henry La Montagu heads to France to join allied aviation corps. trainer Cassat to sell most horses except Flying Fatry and Catchet. Other results include second back steeplechase and third hack mares races with notable entries such as Capra, Flying Fatr, and Flying Fatry.
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Miss Puzzla
King Oak
Felicidad
Onwa
Henry la Montagu la
France
Edward B. Cassat
Handliag
Peiling
Buxton
Haynen
Solvelg
Carrol
Helmet
Paughter
Bronybrook
Mxe Mirray
Alimee T . Apinster
Enda Intriguer
Broomlmtter
Bingen
Phantom Alan
Williama
Sue King
F Wartains
Duke of Duluth
Henderson
Capra
Loftus
Ant
Flying_Fatr
T McTaggart
Ima Frank
MM Gamer
Madame Herrmann
Fenmouse
Uelandria
Dorcas
Lady Hillington
Rhine Maiden
Landmark
Ide
Cintre
Porce
Sprict
Tyme
Misa Purske
Keogh
Kings Gak
Huxton
Bonnie J Tens
Murphy
Fllison
Farlenge
Hedan
Basil
Auxton
Arnold
Rutweld
Dunge Din
Gertrude Marie
Hesse
Spartacus
Sortle
Nereneat Mtao
Sky Pilot
Bally
Sarin
Burton
Old Broom
Phillipa
High Chair
Vermont
Windsor Race Day Results Highlight Several Races
In a dense set of race results from Windsor, multiple events list winners and payouts. De Haven wins the first race with 16.00 place, while Mah takes the second with 10.50 place. Other races crown Rancher and Between Us as winners with differing purses and show payouts. the card includes details on times, contestants, and a long roster of horses and handlers.
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Canada
Furlopga
Robinnon
de Haven
Armine Itt
Medermott
McBride
Garish Sun
Dorothy Carlin
Nino
Gold Bond
Molexworth
Honey Shuck
Robinson
Dr. Prather
Dore
Minnie Behrens
Duchess of ”Etzwiil
Dyson
Jarna
Commoness
Nina
Mitten
McAdoo
Robinron
Kleburne
Taplin
Verona
Aldebaran
Ryuhart
Udrd
Trne
Lady Carson
All Smiles
Berne
I tHentry
Dane Strath
Mrfermott
Venetia
Frown
Slipebod Pit Jr
Jack O'Dowd
Mileatane
Prince Sfermia
Froit Nike
Gentry
Kathren Gray
Prin Nike Molen
Lupita Gatewood
Great Daily
Master Lily
Bright Sand
Beaumont Lady
Helling
St. Furtongs
Metcalf
Kopple Ant
Dimitr
Martin Canea
Karthage
Sadosk
Booker Hill
Waterproof
Jawbone
Ren Quince
Privet Petal
Babs Lynch
Gino Ran
Unclear Thoroughbred Card List From Saratoga Races
A fragmented Saratoga racing rundown lists numerous horse names and related terms such as Burlesque Berlin Emerald Gem Regent Tetan Plittergold Hinnk O'Das Blind Ragesse Morning Telegraph Racetracks Sandow and Goldcrest Bor Hlack Coffee Madeira Diversion Julia Leon with stray references to Cincinnati Enquirer Mansolus Puritan Laas Last Spark Sonvenir Relone Peragiqe The Masquerader Keweana Sparkler Lady Iwan Manckiy Auriga Samuel BoMever Hare Dades Santareity Supreme Masims Choire Larkin Birka among others, indicating a noisy OCR capture of an event page or ad segment with many misreads and unrelated items.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Berlin
Wineful
Stonewood
Marsh Court
Emerald Gem
Regent
Tetan
Plittergold
Rhynens
Good Consol
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Priscilla
Folk Lore
Morning Telegraph
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Riverdale
Sandow
Regret
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Sand Marsh
Harry Rhaw
Ryness
Goldcrest Bor Hlack Coffee
Julia Leon
sCincinnats Enquirer
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Last Spark
Sonvenir
Relone
Peragiqe
The
Keweana Sparkler
Iwan Manckiy
Auriga
Samuel BoMever
Dades Santareity Supreme
Masims Choire
Larkin
Birka
Riverdale Racecard Preview With Mixed Racing Distances
A detailed listing covers ten races from two year olds to handicap and claiming events. Notable horses include Emerald Gem Racebrook Sandow Black Coffee Lady Trrean Crimper and Goedt Counsel with mentions of track conditions clear and fast. Territory and track details include connections to Riverdale and extensive price and Purse figures across multiple races.
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Furlonga
Riverdale
Berlin
Burlenque
Kildee
Emerald Gem
Racebrook
Stone Wood
Lady Trrean
Shoddy
Regret
Trian
Crimper
Imp
Flittergala
Krimer
Sea Irchin
Polivana Timyp.i
Yearolda
Sir John Johnson
Feminiat
Kathleen
Landmareh
Kilmer
Fagle
Harry Shaw
Belling
Goedt
Sbhynean Timp
Black Eagle
Wingold
Golden Hog
Cadet
Fout Lam
Madeira
Fantom ‘Ball
Priscilla
Julia Leon
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