Tigers Coast in Dual Losses as Cobb Steals and Slumps
Detroit’s Aug 2 doubleheader saw Ty Cobb steal second and third in the first inning but fail to spark a comeback. McAleer and Cashion delivered mixed efforts, Schmidt and Stanage changed infield roles, while Jennings eyed a three- or four-win push against Washington and the Athletics amid rocky fielding and pitching.
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Johnson
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Willett
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Fogel Protest Denied Umpire Reversal Upheld
President Lynch of the National League rejected Philadelphia club president Fogel's protest over yesterday's game in which Umpire Eason reversed a call and ruled Downey safe. Lynch stated two umpires cooperate on such judgments. Philadelphia reports also note Mike Doolan was suspended three days for protesting the decision in the fourteenth inning of the game with Cincinnati.
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Eastern League meeting moved to August 28 in Buffalo
President Edward Barrow announced that the Eastern League will hold its league meeting on Monday August 28 in Buffalo instead of September 1. The board of directors will meet in the morning to decide two appeals from the president on protested games. The afternoon session will cover league business and the higher classification report, with final post season series arrangements to be concluded.
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Beat Tigers In Opener Then Lose In Ot Roundup
Washington hands Detroit a rough double header with a 16 to 2 opener loss and a 7 to 6 comeback win by Detroit in the second game. Cobb struggled at bat while Milan and Schaefer each had five hits. A peculiar double play near the sixth inning amazed the crowd as a series of misplays and a late conservation by umpire produced a final Detroit victory.
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First Game in American League Standings and Results
Yesterday's results show Washington 16 Boston 3 and Detroit 2 St Louis 2. Detroit 7 Washington 4 in a tense game, with chaotic events noted and players cheering. later games include Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland among others.
National League hi tea results and midgame notes
Baseball recap notes a Washington defeat to Detroit 7 to 1 with Lafitte homering for Washington and late rallies failing. Scoring details include four runs in the eighth and multiple errors. Detroit capitalized on Washington baserunning miscues and fielding miscues as Johnson and Mullin pitched. Today's games Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston.
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Second Game Detroit Aug Split Delay Faces Washington Pitchers
Washington’s Cashion started for Washington and struggled to throw strikes as Detroit's Willett fared better. Gabor drove in runs with a single double and home run while Morgan and Gainor punching hits. The game featured a wild sequence ending with Gainor’s over the left field bleachers blast, and the action continued on the ninth page.
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Bauman
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Cunningham
Big Suits at Half Price At D J Kaufman Store
Big Men of Washington offered large suits at half price with sizes 38 to 50 and price points from 7.50 to 15.00, plus a famous $18.50 serge suit reduced to 13.75 and various shirts pajamas and hosiery. Straw hats also in half price sale with $2 to $4 options. The Man's Store at 1005 7 Pa Ave urged shoppers to buy now.
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Aew
Alaney
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Phillies in Uproar Over Lynch Protest and Moore Trade
Philadelphia fans confront President Lynch amid protests over umpiring with Johnstone and Eason. Dooin blocks Moore trade plans, accusing rival figures of meddling as Fogel and Dooin clash and Dooin warns of quitting over Moore departure.
Sox Use Seven Twirlers as Giants Rally to Lead
Chicago climbs past New York in the American League race behind Tannehill's single driving Messenger home for a 6 to 5 verdict. Seven pitchers used, five on the mound, two others as pinch hitters with solid results. Chicago errors aided New York while Boston and Chicago split a pair with mixed defending and offense.
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Red Sox Win Doublebill in St Louis Opener and Second
In St Louis on Aug 26 Boston swept a doubleheader from the Browns. The opener ended 3 to 3 after a late rally by St Louis, while the second game was called after seven innings due to darkness with Boston leading 6 to 2. Pitching changes, fielding notes, and key hits are detailed, showing Hall and Wood shaping the mound for Boston and Pelty and Lake for St Louis.
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Reds Win In Extra Innings In Ten At Philadelphia
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 8 to 4 in ten innings as Alexander shuts the door in the tenth. Hoblitzell and Bates carry the offense, with Walsh replacing Doolan who was suspended for three days after yesterday’s argument with umpire Johnstone. Bescher, Marsans, and Hoblitzell homerless. numerous hits drive the high-scoring finish. Time of game eight hours and thirty-six minutes.
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Reds Catcher Larry McLean to Stay With Team This Season
Special to The Weekington Post Cincinnati Aug 2. Word from manager Griffith in Philadelphia confirms Reds catcher Larry McLean will remain with the club this season despite reported tensions and potential minor league assignment. Ownerships’ statuses and full club stance unclear as reports circulated.
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Philadelphia
Larry McLean
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Michigan coach bets on fastest eleven this fall
Chicago reports coach Fielding H. Yost of the University of Michigan claims to have material for the fastest team since he took charge at Ann Arbor. Invitations have been sent to nineteen players to report at Whitmore Lake on September 19. The squad will average about ten pounds heavier than last year.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Whitmore Lake
Minor League Scores and Rain Postponements Across Leagues
A roundup of minor league results notes several games completed with scores such as Columbus 6 Columbia 4 and Chattanooga 4 0 over Montgomery. Numerous games are postponed due to rain including Elmira rain and Harrisburg Lancaster. Other line items cover Columbus Macon Savannah Albany and Norfolk Lynchburg, plus Montreal Baltimore Toronto and Greensboro scores.
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Flinch and Ashline Lose as Cloudburst Delays Race
In Baltimore a big field chased Flinch Fin and Ashline in a pacing meet. Flinch finished 6 5 and 2 in the 2 12 pace before being ruled out after the third heat due to poor condition. Ashline won two heats 2 11 2 and 2 08 1 4, with Dusty Rhodes taking the next two heats. A downpour halted the program and racing continues tomorrow with additional events and entries listed for Saturday.
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M Farland to Fight Kelly in Labor Day Bout
Chicago dispatch reports Packey McFarland will box six rounds with Leo Kelly in St Louis on Labor Day despite Promoter Multhern threatening to cancel the Wolgast bout. McFarland confirms the September 4 matchup with Kelly, with a posted forfeit and no backing out. Also notes Emil Thiry's stance on the Milwaukee fight and introduces a separate feature on new edible ideas by Mary Hamilton Talbott in The Sunday Post.
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