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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
11
A chaotic report outlines upsets and rallying action in a net tournament. It mentions Borotra and other players, with scattered references to teams, venues, and matches, including Forest Hills and American players upsetting French stars amidst rallying plays and sequence of results.
The piece recalls a Nationals outing with onlookers including Mayor Hylan and officials. It notes game actions such as fielding by Zachart, Pennock on a bunt, and Schang’s position amid attempted steals. Umpire assignments and a late crowd reaction with hat cheers are described, along with game momentum in the fifth inning.
Boston wins both ends of a double bill as they shake off a late rally by Philadelphia. Boone homered for Boston and Winters debuts in relief before a rough fourth inning curtails Ferrells start. Meeker struggles for Philadelphia as Ross earns the win.
In a high scoring game Washington 6 New York 4, key hits by Ruth and Goslin plus strong pitching by Russell and Marberry fueled a late rally. Dugan, Ruth, and Meusel starred for the visitors while Panock and Gaston worked on the mound for the home team in a time extending contest.
The article notes a strong entry for the P. G. A. title by Boddington from French Lick starting September 1. It references practice events at Fox and Staten Island with dates including September 4 at Calumet as part of the buildup.
Sacramento threate ns equat suit as Landis accuses Clark Griffith of confiscating property and delaying payment for Earl McKeel. Mor ing vows court action to recover value and return McNeely, stating he will pursue legal battles to force compensation and protect his interests with Washington club involved.
Sacramento report says outfielder Matthews 36 will rejoin the Griffiths organization after a deal that sent him to Sacramento in exchange for Herr Wonasl. Washington management approved the move and Matthews will return to the Griffith fold at season's end on the Pacific Coast.
Reported sparring notes from Firpo camp detail Harry Wills and Jeff Clark as heavyweights working to stay sharp for a September engagement with Luis Angel, while sparring partner Stoessel departs after a tense night. The session describes weights near 239 pounds, protective issues, and a shifting lineup as preparations continue at Atlantic City and nearby camps.
Philadelphia defeated Atlanta 1 0 in the first game of a two game set and won 9 3 in the nightcap. Pitcher dominated the first game hurling seven innings with three hits allowed and two runs scoring on a single sequence. In the second game the Phillies pounded out multiple hits and rode a strong offensive showing to a decisive victory.
Major League statistics show American and National League standings with W L records and recent results. Notable games include Washington loss to New York and Philadelphia defeat, while Chicago and Cincinnati posted victories. Upcoming games list Washington at New York and Chicago at St Louis among others.
The Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Hornsby struggled at the plate and Cincy scored four runs in the second inning. Coonen was knocked from the box after two innings, with several players contributing on offense.
District PGA president Brad McLeod says no response has been received from Ernest Anderson secretary of the PGA of America regarding action on a reported rule violation by Mel Shorey in the professionals qualifier at Columbia course. Anderson to designate next steps. Separately hockey news notes Pacific Coast and Western Canada leagues granted Vancouver and Victoria membership applications, finalizing league expansion.
Cleveland and Chicago split a nonleague twinbill with the Indians winning the opener 7-0 behind Sherrod Smith. In the second game Chicago forced extra innings but fell 7-6 as the White Sox rallied in the 10th to level the series.
New York reports the Davis Cup committee named BH Nerris Wil Tian as nonplaying captain of the Davis Cup team. The singles lineup includes Tilden and Taiasten with the doubles not yet decided, and Dees would likely be matched in the singles.
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