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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

2

Harris P CS puzzle in Indians loss and series opener

The report details Harris managing innings and key plays as the Indians fall in the first game of the series. Dykes and Shannon are noted among players, with repeated passes and near misses as Cleveland hosts the matchup. The garbled text references fielders, outs, and runs scattered throughout the inning-by-inning recap.

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Red Sox Rout Sothoron's Slants in Lopsided Game

The Red Sox exploded offensively to rout Sothoron's Slants in a decisive matchup. Key players dominated the action as Boston posted a commanding lead early and maintained it, delivering a high-scoring win.

Braves Triumph? Chicago Cubs Beat Braves in Rough Series

A garbled sports page notes a Cubs win over the Braves during a series in Boston with players mentioned such as Merkin, Poston, and Lanning. It references innings and a pitcher’s performance, plus a game at Union League Park with Georgetown and the Southern Warvlinders in a late Sunday context.

Boston Trier Rex Owings Georgestown Pirk

Racing Bodies Will Perfect Agreement Between Associations

A report notes ongoing talks between racing bodies led by Marvian and the Kentucky Racing Commission to craft a formal working agreement. Key topics include penalties, censorship of phone and telegraph communications, and joint enforcement. The discussions aim at a written accord and coordinated rules across jurisdictions.

Kentucky Racing Commission of Ponts Pole

Treasury Nine Triumphs Over War League Nine

Treasury nine defeated War League Nine 9 to 1 in the District playoff game at the Main Building. Jim Shaw or Zachary pitched for the Treasury, with strong hitting from Clarke and Mack driving in key runs. The victory extends Treasury’s advantage as they pursue the District championship.

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Rapids Triumph In Independent Series

Rapids win 8 to 6 in an independent league game highlighted by a key three in the sixth and a sensational double play from Alden of Tynworth. Ferguson and Moor contributed strong defense and timely hits as Wil­liams and Wood led the effort with multiple runs batted in for the Rapids.

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National Archery Meet Leads Elmer to Victory

Elmer dominated the fortieth annual National Archery Association event in Philadelphia, winning the overall title with a dominant score. He led the field, while women’s rounds highlighted top performers including Sue Philadelphi and others, with prizes and recognitions announced.

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Major league pennant races standout in stacked standings

Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeating Cleveland 2 1 and Boston beating St Louis 11 1. Today games feature Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago St Louis at St Louis Boston at New York and St Louis at Boston.

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Rixey Shuts Down Phillies as Reds Win

In a crowded box score rhapsody, the Reds defeat the Phillies 4 to 3 behind key hits and timely pitching. The game features multi hit efforts, stolen bases, and late scoring bursts that swing momentum in Cincinnati's favor.

Vardon and Ray Triumph Over Burke and Pennant Hope in Golf Match

In St Paul on August 25, H Vardon and Ted Ray edged Jack Burke and a Pennant Hope team 3 to 2. Harry Vardon praised his brother Tom Vardon who partnered with him, noting a strong putter gift from Tom that boosted his own play to a 67 with four birdies and an eagle. Burke showed brilliance on the greens but fluctuated with steady missteps, and Ray matched strong driving though with less distance.

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Seven perfect scores made at Cleveland

Seven men finished the first 50 reads with perfect scores in the American amateur trap shooting championship at Cleveland. The list includes A. J. Jennings Todmorden Ontario W. B. Phillips Jr. Chicago J. Livingston Kansas City W. Hoon Jew Iowa Jon G. Martin Newburgh Pa R. A. Kang Delia Calf and W. M. Poord Wilmington Ohio.

Cleveland Anz A. J. Jennings Todmorden Ontario W. DB. Phillips, Jr Chicago Kd. Livingston Kansas City Hoon Iowa Jon G. Martin Iarrishurs R.A. Kang Delia, Calf W. M. Poord Wilmington Ohio

Tennis Stars Win at Southampton Meadow Club Cup Singles

Southampton New York August 25 three lawn tennis stars Watson Washburn Burdick Beekman won round matches to reach the Meadow Club cup singles semifinals. Washburn, a past champion, beat Caner 6 4 7 3 won by net play and strong serving. Burdick easily defeated Burrell. Beekman defeated Alfred Dabney. Doubles saw Washburn and Wrenn advance over Broomons and Van Ingen.

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Mrs Perry Fiske Defeated In Womens Western Golf Match

In Oakpark Country Club second round play, Miss Jenees Hadfield of Milwaukee defeats titleholder Mrs Perry Fiske of Dekalb. Weather ideal as matches feature numerous results with multiple players advancing toward the next round in the Womens Western Golf Association event.

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Joe Thomas to race despite injury after car accident

Aug. 2 report says Joe Thomas, injured when his car overturned during practice around the track, will compete Saturday in the two mile race. Officials state he is hospitalized but certain to be on hand. Thomas cited unfamiliarity with the machine as the accident cause.

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Northern Direct Wins the Vassar in Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit

Northern Direct, piloted by an unnamed driver, won four heats in the Vassar pace feature at the Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit meeting. Second place went to Jarvester and third to Moks Axworthy in multiple heats. Tootsie Taise won the 2007 trot heats while Ima Jay finished unplaced.

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England Seizes Olympic Boxing Title in London

England wins the Olympic boxing title with 11 points led by Paulist A Few York and Graham of Canada placing high in several weight classes. The United States and other competitors trail with notable performances from various national boxers including Welterweight and Heavyweight entrants. Antwerp reports the event on August 4 as the international competition concludes.

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Pros land match Olympic record by Ethelda Bleibtrey

Hampton Va August 25 Musselman the crack pitcher of the Hampton Peninsula League was purchased by the Washington American League team and will report to Gar smiths club this week. Musselman’s work with the Hampton club has attracted attention of several big league clubs. He is the leading pitcher of the league and holds the seventh record.

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Rockville feature highlights a busy but readable meet

The article covers a large Rockville event with numerous races and participants. Washington and other named competitors show strong performances in trotting and pacing invites, with horses owned by various owners achieving top placements.

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