Sargent and McLeod Qualify For Open Golf Championship
Sargent and McLeod qualified for the Open Golf Championship after a tough elimination day at Midlothian. Tom McNamara led scoring with strong play across fast greens, while Donald Edwards topped amateurs with 65. Late results and conditions improved as showers cleared and wind eased.
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Buffalo
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Chevy Chase Ao
John Cethersum
Ridgewand
Fred Melech
Houston
Jack Solty
Newark
Barr
Lincoln Nebrsa
Arthur Smith
Two Plays Tell Story of Nationals' Defeat
A shaky fourth inning and a late rally define a 8 to 5 loss for the Nationals against St Louis. McBride mishandled a grounder, four Browns score, while Griffith’s club fights back in the eighth with four runs and a near tie before final errors seal the defeat.
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Treasury Wins 6 to 4 Over Eastern in Interseries
Treasury defeated Eastern 6 to 4 in a hard fought first game of the intersseries. Strong Treasury hitting and pitching by Lowney carried the day as Brewer Moran Fitzgerald and Thompson contributed top defense and fielding. key moments included Varela driving in two on a fourth inning double and a two base hit by the substitute.
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Post Season Series Scheduled in Toway District
Post season series set for the Eastern league on Ninth Street and M Street North chair seat at policy price of 18 dollars. Umpires Mesers Headtboe and Wandwerd assigned to the games, with officials listed for the doubleheader.
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Ninth Takes Section B Series In Slab Duel
Ninth defeats Union Station 4 to 0 to claim the Section B championship. Pitcher Larry Cheney held Union Station to no hits until the eighth as Thompson struggled. Cheney and Giovannetti powered a late inning rally with two runs in the eighth and two more in the final frame.
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Holden Free Agent Ruling Shifts Outfielder to New Club
National Commission Chairman Herrmann announced that outfielder William Holden is a free agent after being sent from the New York Americans to the Baltimore club in the Birdie Cree deal. Holden now holds agent status as of today per the ruling.
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International League
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National Commission
Why Was Weisman Taken Out In The Browns Game
Branch Rickey faced questions after removing pitcher Weilman in the eighth with a six run lead. Mitchell and Moeller battled Nationals, while Boehling’s knee hurt his availability. The move sparked talk of Rickey’s tactics and Wellman’s reaction, as Griffith shuffled players and subbed in pinch hitters.
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Foster
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Moeller
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Wellmann
Morgan
Lavan
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Mitchell
Slay Smith
McBride
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Branch Rickey
Browns
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Weismann
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Wellmansz
St Louis
Roy Mitchell
Sy Pratt
Browne
St. Louis Is New York Washington and Philadelphia
A garbled OCR note lists city names with inconsistent punctuation and spacing. reads like fragmented place references including St. Louis New York Washington Philadelphia Detroit Boston and stray symbols, offering no clear event or context.
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Detroit rallies to beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 in eighth inning
Detroit pitchers limited Philadelphia to a 5 run lead through seven innings before rallies in the second and seventh, and a game winning triple by Davis in the eighth. Schang scored on Davis's triple. Dauss started for Detroit, Cavet worked several innings, Pennock closed in the eighth.
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Red Sox Take a Pair by Narrow Margin
Boston wins both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago, taking game one 3 1 and game two 4 0. Hoblitzell and Gardner pace the offenses, with solid pitching from Wood in the second contest. Errors and base running minorly affect the score as Boston edges Chicago in a tight set.
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Cubs Release Two Veterans In Economy Move
Chicago Aug 10 Tom Needham the veteran catcher and pitcher Charlie Smith were unconditionally released by the Chicago Nationals President Thomas today in a move labeled for economy. Needham rarely caught in recent seasons but aided training of young pitchers and baserunners.
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Smith
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Tom Needham
Charlie Smith
Chicago Nationals
Thomas
Needham
McLoughlin Beats Murray for New York Tennis Title
Maurice B. McLoughlin defeated R. Lindley Murray at Crescent Athletic Club this afternoon by 6‑1 6‑4 to regain the New York State lawn tennis championship. Murray showed signs of rust while McLoughlin controlled the rallies with sharp shots and solid ground strokes as a large gallery watched the match.
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R. Lindley Murray
Crescent Athletic Club
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Braves Gain On Giants in Tight National League Race
Cincinnati Aug 19 Ames wildness and Cincinnati fielding cost them as Boston won 3 to 2. A bases on balls two hits and an error produced Boston’s first two runs, while another on a walk and two errors made it three. Cincinnati scored once in the fifth and twice in the eighth on Clarke’s single, Herzog’s double, and related plays. Ames got the decision with relief from others.
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Cubs Suffer Blanks At Hands Of Dodgers
Chicago August 19 Brooklyn hit well and Chicago fielded loose as Dodgers won 6 to 0. Aitchison pitched well with strong support from Leach and Stengel. Leach, Stengel and Egan contributed in a one sided game as Brooklyn secured the shutout over Chicago.
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Yankees Rally In Eighth To Beat Cleveland 7-5
New York ties series by scoring six runs in the eighth inning. Eight hits helped the locals overturn a 5-1 deficit as Brown pitched seven innings and the bullpen held Cleveland, with Jackson Kirke and Turner key, while Leibold and Peck contributed late.
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Abe Oal
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Twirler for White Sox signs with Chicago Americans
George Klepfer, pitcher with Venice in the Pacific Coast League, has signed with the Chicago Americans for next season. The move follows Dee White’s transfer to Venice, with Chicago exchanging players with the California club.
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George Klepfer
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Chicago Americans
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Minor League Baseball Results Across Circuits
Across the International League and other leagues scores are reported. Toronto lost to Newark 0 while Paul beat Louisville and Milwaukee topped Columbus and Kansas City. Mobile defeated New Orleans and Montgomery beat Birmingham in the South. Albany bested Jacksonville, Charleston won 8 3 over Columbia, Savannah and Augusta played to 2 2, with other mixed results across Reading Allentown Wilmington Harrisburg and more in Tristate and North Carolina leagues.
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Savannah
Falkenberg Outpitched as Indians Lose 8 2 to Pirates
Falkenberg and Camnitz dominated as Indianapolis errors proved costly in an 8 2 defeat. Pitttsburgh held the lead from early on while Falkenberg faced tough opposition and was outpitched. Berry and Rarden contributed to the Pittsburgh offense as the locals mishaps secured the win.
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Rarden
Chifeds Regain Lead In Federal League Win Over Baltimore
Chicago over Baltimore 6 to 4 as Chifeds reclaim first in Federal League. Flack hit a homer after weeks out, driving the decisive run while Indianapolis faltered. Pitching duo In Coney Russell and Jack Lis Headelx worked, with Wison in relief.
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Red Cross Day Planned By National League Cities
New York Aug 19 The National League of Professional Baseball Cities to day designates one day of its championship playing schedule as Red Cross day with a percentage of gate receipts donated to the Red Cross for relief work in Europe war. Secretary John A Herd Jr. said tonight it is expected all leagues in organized baseball will likely adopt similar action. The specific Red Cross day is to be selected.
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Ouimet
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Ford Must Quit Pitching for Buffalo Federal League
Buffalo pitcher Russell Ford is likely out for the season due to a long standing spine injury. He left a game three weeks ago with side pain, then consulted Bonesetter Reese in Youngstown Ohio, who said months of rest were needed for any potential recovery. Ford, who believes the injury came from a diving accident in California in 1912, has suffered since.
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Russell Ford
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Bonesetter Reese
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St Dominics Triumph Over Potomacs In Slugfest Showdown
St Dominics defeated Potomacs 74 to 61 in a late game rally. Merrity and Megee led with multiple hits while Tucker and Braund contributed key RBI. Errors by St Dominies kept Potomacs close early, but a decisive stretch in the middle frames sealed the win.
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Insecticide winner of interurban flag game recap
In a tight interurban match Plant Industry edged Grove 4 to 3 in the final inning. Pitcher Woertendske held Weed resistance to three hits while Joe the former hurler had a slight edge early, but Plant Industry capitalized late to seize the victory.
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