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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1914

Page

13

Burns Suffered Shoulder Injury But Out Week For Tigers

Burns shoulder bruised, likely out for a week. Tigers beat Nationals in Detroit with Reynolds erratic, Johnson solid. Veach stole second but was held by Shanks. Series opener in Boston planned. Kavanaugh, Morgan, and Moorekey contributed hits as Maulers left with a win.

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Bay City Club Quits South Michigan League After Fines

Bay City voters and fans witnessed a chaotic scene as the Bay City club withdrew from the South Michigan League after suspensions and fines. Umpires suffered abuse during a Bay City vs Saginaw game. Caesar Steel, Barry, and others were suspended. President Frank fined the Bay City club $20 and Manager Jenkins $100 for fielding suspended players. The tumult and penalties led the club to withdraw rather than pay further fines amid a turbulent season.

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Johnson Loses Game Through Own Misplays

The Detroit Tigers defeated the Nationals 2 to 1 as Walter Johnson faltered in fielding and in key plays. Stanage started a late rally with a third inning single, Cobb misplayed a ball to ignite the decisive run, and Johnson allowed only two Tigers to reach scoring position after the third. Moeller began strong for Detroit, while Johnson held a steady line, but misplays and missed chances sealed Nationals’ fate in a tense pitching duel.

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Ninth Champion Downs Treasury in Two Battles

Philadelphia shut out St Louis in both games, 8–0 and 1–0, as Bressler and Pennock starred. Kelley pitched well for Ninth, allowing two hits in the opener and Bell matched him in a tense 1–0 win in the rematch, with Treasury stranding runners.

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Two Runs In Fifth Step Up Boston Victory Over Chicago

Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 1 with a two run rally in the fifth inning. Bresnahan and Vaughn drew bases on balls and hit a double, powering the visitors to the win as New York rested due to rain and Chicago slipped closer to the pennant pace.

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Red Sox fall to Indians in 3 1 loss at Boston

Boston loses 3 1 to Cleveland as Hoblitzell and Chapman error allow two Cleveland bases in the fourth. Jackson drives in a run on a single, while Hoblitzell adds a third inning hit. Hooper and Gardner contribute for Boston, but Cleveland pitchers hold firm with Mitchell and Wood working five and seven innings respectively.

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Yankees blank Chicago in lopsided 9 to 0 win

New York pounded Chicago with 9 runs on 11 hits while Benz lasted less than an inning and Walsh was hit hard. Cole pitched steadily for the Yankees as Maisel led the batting with key hits and Burnett, Sweeney, Fournier, and Mabel contributed offensive support in a decisive victory.

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Pirates Triumph Narrow In Pitchers Duel Final Pittsburgh Attend

Pittsburgh shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 in the final Pitt to Philly game of the season. Mamaux and Alexander matched zeros until late, with five hits apiece. Errors and miscues plagued Philadelphia while Pittsburgh cashed in late for the decisive runs.

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Thomson Aims At All Round California Meet Record

Fred Thomson of Pasadena plans to attempt the all round championship at the California State meet in Fresno He will compete in ten events under Amateur Athletic Union rules seeking a record across multiple disciplines.

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Johnson and Sherman Clash Over War Smile Missing During Parla Scene

In Parla Aug 25 a chaotic scene unfolds with Jack Johnson and Sherman in a tense exchange about war and peace. Johnson claims Sherman failed to shake hands, while Johnson, in a French accent, insists on peaceable aims and humorously references the Statue of Liberty. The event features garbled speech, German money, and a crowd near the American Express notice as Johnson wrestles with the spectacle and a lingering tooth issue.

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Detroit Beats Washington 3 to 2 in Close Showdown

Detroit edges Washington 3 to 2 in a tightly contested game. Cleveland and Boston both posted wins while Philadelphia and St Louis also recorded victories. Chicago teams faced mixed results in the slate.

McLoughlin Bundy defend tennis doubles title in straight sets

M Loughlin of San Francisco and Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles retained their national doubles championship. They defeated Dean Warne Branford and G M Church of New York in straight sets 6-3 6-1 6-3 with strong net play and steady returns.

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Washington Golfers in Amateur Tourney Highlight Local Entries

Washington golfers including Work Aug, Allan Latd of Chew ta Club, Norman Fo Frokes, Jerome Drivers, and CB Grrr Royal Vontea Golf Chair Panada feature among international entrants in the annual amateur championship. Other notable names include Wood Travis Garden Cir, Gardner of Hirsdale, and Charlee Frans Jr. of Chicago as the field to compete next week for the cup and title.

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Capital Golfers Ninth at Western Championship Lead

Washington DC professionals Fred Widecd and George Swerent led the field for ninth place after the first eight holes of the western championship. Notables include George Ampson Omaha MG Tom McNamara James Barnes Philadelphia Herbert Strong and others from Glenview Chicago St Louis and Chevy Chase. Scores and standings listed with numerous names appearing throughout the field.

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