Ralph de Palma Wins 305 Mile Cube Auto Event
Ralph de Palma wins a 305 mile cube auto race amid a dramatic finish. GH Anderson finishes second with Mulford third as Wishart falters with a fuel tank issue. Oldfield and others also compete as contenders for the Elgin national race.
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Brickley Starred In Early Baseball Victory
Brickley played well as Harvard star Sam Brickley led the campus team to a victory in a baseball game at Char tresville near the horse show grounds. He homered and scored on the bases, with Princeton and Stag teams providing a tough challenge as the campers rallied late to pull ahead two to two before a decisive inning.
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Washburn to Net Finals in Meadow Court Tie Cup
Harvard tennis star Washburn reached the final at Meadow Court after defeating Alfred S Datney of Boston in the semifinal. The match was part of the Tie Cup singers event on turf courts and advanced Washburn to the title round.
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Navy Footballers Begin Vacation Early at Annapolis
Thirty six Naval Academy football players arrive by tug Stan d from the practice fleet to start leave ten days before the school year. Lieut SH Ingram named head coach will begin work with the new class when weather cools. Early fall workouts will be interrupted by a cruise orders in September. many games postponed across several leagues.
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Treasury Faces Eastern and Ninth in Postseason Double Header
Intersectional post season double header today with Treasury meeting Eastern in game one at 2:30 pm and Treasury vs Ninth in the second game. Probable batteries list Bell and Strait for Treasury Becker and Fitzgerald for Eastern, Downey and Strait for Treasury Cheney and Giovannetti for Ninth. Umpires are Hendryos, Hughes, and Woodward.
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Reds Defeat the Giants At Outset Of Contest
Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 2 as Cincinnati bats early. Mathewson was touched for three runs in the first inning and the Giants could not recover, despite late rallies and a double steal by Merkle and McLean. Snodgrass pitched six innings for New York, while Benton's relief kept Cincinnati at bay after the initial onslaught.
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Two No Hit Games Mark Southern Michigan League Day
Detroit reports two pitchers threw no hit games in the Southern Michigan League. Brayener of the Mt Clemens club twirled eleven innings against Battle Creek, while Russell Robins of the Saginnaw Club shutout Jackson. An umpire was assaulted by Bay City fans after a disputed plate call in the South Bend game.
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New Pitcher Jensen to Report After Eastern League Sale
Announcement from New Haven states William Jensen, pitcher for the local Eastern Association team, has been sold to the Philadelphia Americans. He is to report at the end of the league season.
Early lead by Cubs fuels Phillies defeat in opener
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 7 to 3 as early Cubs scoring by Rixey’s wildness and Chicago base running, aided by sharp defense from Zimmermen Leach and Byrne, sets the tone. Key moments include Burns Magee Leach scoring, and Chicago holding a 4 0 0 edge through innings before Philadelphia answers.
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McBride Signs with Washington Baseball Club Amid Roaring Signings
Captain McBride has joined the Washington Nationals as manager Griffith secures most infield slots for one or more years. Reports hint at a three year deal, with Johnson Milan and others unsigned. Johnson's sharp defensive work shines in a rain shortened game against the Browns, while Mitchell leads American League sluggers. Griffith eyes outfield upgrades and plans for next season as Rondeau arrives for a September trial.
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Hagen Wins Midlothian Open in Chicago Thriller
Walter C. Hagen Rochester New York claimed the Midlothian title in Chicago by a narrow margin over Western amateur champion Charles Evans Jr hampered by an ankle injury. Evans led after the first day with 142 but could not hold off Hagens late surge, finishing one stroke back with rounds of 71 and 70 for 141. Sargent and McLeod tied for third as numerous notables competed in the dense field with strong showings across the amateur and professional entrants.
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Miner Brown Loses Farewell Game for Sloufeds
St Louis battled Baltimore 7 to 4 as Miner Brown pitched what was labeled his farewell appearance with the club. The outing ended with Baltimore scoring in multiple innings while St Louis failed to rally, yielding the loss in this turbulent conclude-and-release moment.
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Indianapolis Wins Two Games In Federal League Race
Indianapolis defeated Brooklyn twice to surge in the Federal League standings. In game one Brooklyn’s errors and timely hits powered Indianapolis to victory as RIS Deonklyn and Shoo Poon Oo starred. In game two Marwell Lach Mosely and Harlden fueled the win with strong battery work and late scoring, while Kaiserling also contributed.
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Cullop Shuts Out Pitfeds as Kansas City Triumphs
Cullop limited Pittsburgh to three safeties in Kansas City's 7 1 victory. Yatterjee Dickson Berry Culloy and East erly contributed for the victors in a game that featured early runs and strong pitching.
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Cardinals Win Game From Dodgers 4 to 1
Cardinals defeat Brooklyn 4 to 1 in opening game highlighted by smart base running and timely hitting. Pfeffer pitched for Brooklyn with Sallea grounding the effort as Louisa Mamerun-Wilson provided key support for St Louis in a 1 hour 25 minute game.
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BUFFEDS EDGE CHIFEDS 4 2 ON Schultz Prowess
Tight pitching by Schultz drives Buffalo to a 4 2 win over Chicago. Halverins Schultz Britt Lange Prendergast Watson and Hoerr in action. Hoerr retains tennis title by defeating Rees 6 4 6 3 in Dallas district championship.
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Unclear Sports Card Snippet With Team Abbreviations
Fragmentary OCR showing scattered team abbreviations such as Cincinnati New York Baltimore St Louis Kansas City Pittsburgh without readable context or complete game details. The readable items hint at a sports standings or score list but lack concrete outcomes or dates to summarize properly.
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Postponed Grand Circuit Races Due To Rain
Pittsburgh Aug 21 The Grand circuit races were postponed after rain disrupted the program. Favorites like Humiliation and Lil Orme faced delays as organizers rescheduled heats across seven furlongs and longer distances.
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Drew Ties 120 Yard Record at Crescent Park
Providence Rhode Island August 21 Howard P Drew of Springfield equaled the world record time of 11.35 seconds in the 120 yard dash at the Eagles games held at Crescent Park yesterday. The feat places Drew among the fastest sprinters of the era and draws attention from local sports fans and track enthusiasts.
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