Mitchell Injured But Not Serious Will Play Today
Nationals left fielder Mitchell escaped serious harm after a foul line drive struck him on the forehead in the seventh inning. The injury sidelined him briefly but he recovered and is slated to play today as Mitchell, Williams, and Ayers delivered strong performances.
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Upper Montclair
Dropping Athletics To Join Armies In World War Effort
Prominent athletes enlist or serve in wartime units across nations. Jean Boum, world hour record holder, Geo Wes Larpentier, heavyweight champion, Gobert, Olympic tennis champion, and others join military frames. Figures like Han Brian in Germany and Rilo Tunghl in Italy listed among cavalry and army roles.
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Bmelides
Jean Boum
Geo Wes Larpentier
Gobert
Tr Frame
Han Brian
Mars
Suport
Yankees Rally Edges Cleveland In Late Innings
New York and Cleveland battled as New York surged with six runs in a late inning to win the game. Keating and Nanamaker were ejected for arguing calls while multiple pitchers appeared for both sides in a high tension International League clash.
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Baseball score table fragment headlines for league results
Sports brief lists yesterday's American League results with teams including Cleveland New York Detroit and Chicago. The legible portions show scores such as Cleveland 94 New York Best 2 and Chicago 21 with limited readable context.
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St Boule
Poston
Chicago
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Nationals Beat Browns 5-4 In Ninth In Error Filled Tilt
Nationals rally in the ninth to edge the Browns 5 to 4 after a chaotic game marked by six costly errors. Gandil and Shanks drove in the decisive run as Baumgardner relieved James, while Williams and Mitchell led offensive punch for Washington.
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Browns
James
Asiavers
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Acosta
Walkers Ba
Mitchell
Griffith
Alva Walliams
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Johnson
Ayes
Ayers
Baumgardner
Henry
Pratt
Shotten
Howard
Fist Shotten
Gandil
Henry EB Walker
Williams
Great Place for Tennis in Golden Gate Park
In San Francisco Golden Gate Park hosts famed lawn tennis courts where most of California’s leading players trained. The mild climate allows year round play, contributing to the region producing many excellent players.
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Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
California
Levnig Payers
Pacific Coast
Collins Smash Defeats Tigers In Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 3 to 1 with three homers, Moriarty and Collins both going deep. Lapp leaves due to a foul tip in the fifth as Wyckoff and Murphy score, Burns and Murph contribute, and Philly pitcher Wycko records the win.
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Red Sox Win Despite Six Errors In 4-2 Victory
Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as Shore allowed only two hits. Red Sox capitalized on timely hitting and Chicago miscues, with Hooper Gardner and Janina contributing in the win.
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Balto feds Shut Out by A Rankin Johnson
Chicago defeated Baltimore 4 to 0 today with three doubles among the hits. A Rankin Johnson held Baltimore to scattered offense as Chicago pitchers limited scoring opportunities.
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Chingo
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Runkin Johnson
Braves win on long drives as Rudolph shines in eleventh straight
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 3 for the eleventh straight win by pitcher Rudolph. Hitters O Toole and Denzelman helped, with extra-base hits by Rudolph and strong defense. Giants gained a half game as Boston moved closer to the pennant.
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Phillies Win 1 0 In Ninth As Paskert Delivers
In St Louis, the Phillies scratch out a 1 0 victory as Paskert singles and Burns doubles in the ninth. Cravath Magee and Labine contribute during the late-inning rally. Tincup and Doak keep the Cards off the board until the final frame.
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Cubs Edge Dodgers in Tight 3-2 Victory
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a tight nine inning game. Key contributors include Stengel Gileard Hummel and Leach for Chicago while Brooks, Leach, and Corriden sparked Brooklyn. Sacrifice plays and clutch defense shaped the outcome as the Cubs secure a 3-2 win.
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Eastern Beaten by Ninth Team in Intersectional Game
Eastern lost to the ninth team in a post season intersectional game, defeat sealing their elimination from the district championship race. Kelley and Finns Hell pitched, sixth inning rally decided by fielding errors, drives by Moran, Marceron and Rountree, with Steele and King contributing key hits and defensive plays.
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Reach Tennis Semifinals by Gardner and Washburn Wins
Gardner and Washburn reached the tennis cup singles semifinals after defeating Johnston and Johnson respectively. Washburn, the Harvard star, upset Johnston 7-9 8-1 5, while Gardner beat Wallace Johnson 2-6 10 4. In doubles, Johnston/Griffin beat Clothier/Gardner 6-4 2b 4b, and Brookes/Larned defeated Buffum/North 1 and 9.
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Rherman EH Brookes
William A. Larned
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Frederick North
Ninth and Treasury in Crucial Contest
Ninth and Treasury meet today in the third game of the intersectional series tied for first place. The winner likely secures Washington’s berth for inter city clashes with Richmond. Carrico and Gidwonnetti lead Ninth while Downey and Strait pace Treasury. Bell planned to pitch but Eastern’s loss may keep Treasury’s left hander rested with one day’s rest.
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Kanfeds Win First Game 4 0 Despite Short Second Battle
Johnsons pitching dominates as Brooklyn and Kansas City split the doubleheader. In the opener Kansas City wins 4 to 0 with strong relief and batting. The second game features a tight pitchers duel between Stone and Marion, with late eighth inning action keeping it close.
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Buffalo-S Louis double header ends in split 1 0 5 3
Buffalo blanks St Louis 1 0 in game one then loses 3 5 in game two. Batteries Monre Mair Davenport end Simon. Gallery Apperson Allen Keupper Chap mat Lennis Champion in football and lawn tennis noted. Harvard University link mentions 1917 football and baseball player as a varsity prospect.
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Hagen Tops List In Golf Open Debut At Midlothian
In Chicago, Hagen leads after the first day of the national open at Midlothian Club with a 68 in the morning, a course record for the day. McNamara and Quimet trail, while Guimet de fending champion falls back after a strong start.
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Peter Stevens Wins 3000 Dollar Stake Race at Grand Grismeret
Peter Stevens takes the Fort Via pace stakes race at the Grand Gremet meet on Bruits Island in four heats. King Coachman led early. Lassie Meltesor, Maginech, and others trailed as Frank Bogash Jr and Lacie McGregor also contested heats. The result highlights a brisk card with multiple trots and purses, including a 2000 dollar event for Sweet the Bom and other named horses.
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New Auto Race Method Delays Start At Elgin Event
A revised starting arrangement for the Elgin national road race prompts a two car start at 1045 am with 24 entrants lining up two abreast. Fred Wagner acts as starter and Tetzlaff and Dearborn lead the procession. Veteran entrants include De Palma Anderson Burman Wishart and others as practice speeds top earlier marks.
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Plum week in Washington Fall perliou ars
The fragment hints at a Washington display or event titled Plum week during August, noted in a Sunday issue. Specific dates, location, or organizers are not clear from the readable text.
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Ten Eyck Sets New Rowing Records at National Regatta
Duluth coach Jim Ter Eyck shatters winning marks sweeping the national championships regatta. The Dy int crew dominates the spring season as they prepare for summer events. The piece notes Ten Eyck’s potential return next year and recalls brother Leward Hanlan Ten Eyck’s earlier flying finish in the senior single sculls race.
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Duluth
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Leward Hanlan
Pyar
Knox Wins World All Round Professional Championship
Knox defeats Crambe to claim the world’s all round professional title at Manchester England winning six of eight events including sprint hurdles pole vault discus and high jump with hammer throw among the contests. He is noted as a former coach for English Olympic teams.
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Enlarged Athletic Meet Planned by Northwest Sunday School League
An enlarged program for the Northwest Sunday School League athletic meet will be held at Citenth and A streets northeast on Saturday August. Proceeds from the event will benefit the various Sunday schools. The meet was postponed from last Wednesday when it was to be played at Ameran League Palm.
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Night School for Rugby Inaugurated at Galesburg
Jack Dudle heads night school for instruction of schoolboy collegiate rugby candidates. Twice weekly through August and thrice weekly thereafter, football tactics will be discussed by prominent authorities. Galesburg in August. Jack Hrusks 4 catcher sold to Brooklyn Nationals by Galesburg Central Association club. Also mentions many tennis courts at Central Park, New York City.
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