Tigers Defeat Yanks In a Double-header
Detroit tops New York 4 to 1 in the second game, with steady hitting by Cullop and Love and strong pitching by Mogridge. Crawford and Young spark early offense as Detroit takes both ends of the twin bill. Leach adds a triple and a double and draws three walks.
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Welsh White championship fight set for Labor Day
Announcement from the Colorado Springs Athletic Club states the Welsh White championship fight will proceed in Colorado Springs on Labor Day despite railroad conditions. Reports circulated suggesting a postponement pending railway settlement. Also, Pittsburgh confirms the purchase of pitcher Richard Allen from Jacksonville of the South Atlantic League by a National League club.
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Easy for Athletics to Crush White Sox
Philadelphia notes a 3 to 2 victory as Johnson dominates with a homer and strong pitching. Weaver and Felsch led Chicago while Schang Strunk and Ness produced hits for Philadelphia in a tense early season clash.
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Giants Rally Falls Short in 3-2 Loss at Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on August 29 New York exploited timely hits to win the second game 3-2. Burns Robertson Kelly Housh and London sparked the late rally but fell short as Cincinnati held on. Pitcher Ry Mitchell worked as the loser with several key plays guiding the Giants, while the crowd noted a lengthy game time.
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Bagby in Form Wins Game 4 0 For Indians
Jim Bagby crafts a four hitter as Cleveland pitchers hold Nationals to four blows. Bergman tripled. Henry accounted for a run, Gharrity added a hit, and Shanks played solid defense. Indians score in fourth, fifth, and ninth while Bagby walks seven but survives to complete the shutout. Nationals threaten late but fail to muster punch.
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Bonus to Alexander After Cubs Victory in Chicago
Grover Alexander, star pitcher for the Philadelphia National League team, won his game against the Cubs in Chicago yesterday. The win marked his twenty fifth victory of the season and earned him a $1000 bonus.
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Red Sox Losers In Two Ply Bill
St Louis narrowed the AL race by taking two games from the leading Red Sox in Boston. In the opener the Browns leveraged timely hitting to beat Boston 5 3 as Shore allowed four in six. in the second Davenport and Shore battled, but St Louis pulled away 8 0 with strong support from Pratt, Miller, Ruth, and Mayer.
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Baseball Schedule Notes for Today A.League
Cleveland plays Washington while Chicago meets Philadelphia. Detroit travels to New York and St Louis visits Boston. Top matchups include key divisional positioning with early season stakes in play.
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National League Standings And Schedule Brief
National League standings show Brooklyn and Boston leading in a rough table with teams including Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh. Schedules note Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis and Chicago at Philadelphia with multiple matchups listed.
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Braves Take a Pair at Pirates' Expense
Boston and Philadelphia split two games in a pair of July style results. The Braves swept two from Pittsburgh with an 8-5 victory and a 9-5 win, powered by strong hitting from Maranville Magee and Johnston, while Pirates' errors and pitching woes guided the outcomes.
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Nationals Hold World Series Hope Amid Varied Ball Results
The American League sees a shift as the Red Sox and Tigers win, narrowing the gap to three games behind the Browns and Tigers. The Braves and Dodgers press leaders in the National League while Griffith paces the Indians as Gypsy Gallia and Moxie near returns. Jim Shaw, Bagby and Henry duel on the mound in Cleveland Pittsburgh clash as Hal Chase and Roth steal bases and Ray Morgan returns for the Athletics.
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Johnston Griffin Triumph in National Turf Tennis Doubles
In Forest Hills on August 29 1916 W M Johnston and Clarence J Griffin of San Francisco defended their doubles title at the West Side Club defeating Maurice McLoughlin and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles in four sets 6-4 6-3 5-1 6-1 The singles featured Karl Behr beating Conrad B Doyle in five sets 2-6 2-6 8-6 6-4 6-4 in a standout match The event marked the first National turf championship of the year with strong clay court style play and local favorites prominent in early rounds
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Treasury wins 5-3 as Flannery clears bases in first
Treasury defeats Rosedale 5 to 3 in a tight first inning then holds on. Flannery cleared the loaded bases with a homer at Terminal M and A grounds, Albaugh pitched poorly before Dyer relieved, and Kelly finished the day strong. Darkness halted play after six, with Treasury advancing to the intercity series against Richmond and Baltimore.
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Minor league scores across leagues report varied results
International League saw Montreal 17 Baltimore 38 Providence 2 12 Rochester 14 Buffalo 6 Newark Toronto 5 Richmond 0 South Atlantic Jacksonville 0 Columbia 5 Charleston and Columbia 11 Augusta 0 North Carolina Winston Salem 2 2 Asheville Greensboro Durham rain Raleigh Charlotte rain American Association Minneapolis Kansas City 7 Louisville Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 1 Texas Dallas Fort Worth Galveston 2 San Antonio 1 Shreveport Waco 2 Houston Beaumont rain Virginia Petersburg 5 Norfolk Rocky Mount Portmouth rein Southern Association New Orleans 8 Atlanta 2 Nashville 5 Memphis 1 Little Rock Chattanooga 6 Mobile 1 Birmingham 6 Eastern League Portland 9 Lowell 1 Tawreorn 6 New Haven 4 Worcester 8 Bridgeport 2 New London Hartford 0 Blue Ridge Georgeburg Frederick 2 Hagerstown 9 Hanover 2 Chambersburg 0 Martinaburg 0-2
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Yacht Race to Pontiac Wins at New Rochelle
Bowes Pontiac of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club won a 203 mile cream race around Long Island off New Rochelle Yacht Club. His elapsed time was 26 hours 30 seconds and corrected time 1 hour 20 seconds.
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Errors Aid Dodgers to Beat Gaprinals in 2nd Entry
St Louis, Aug 2. Brooklyn hammered Ames and Williams for hits in the eighth, aided by errors, and won 7 to 4. Box score shows numerous batter statistics and substitutions, with final time listed as 2 hours 24 minutes.
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Results of racing card with multiple stakes and routes
Outcome results for a racing program featuring several races for different age groups and distances. Notable performances include Berry Candle winning the first race for three year olds and up at six furlongs, and Mont Dor, Rhine Maden Lena Misha, and Fellowamp claiming varied placings. Other events include maiden, handicap, steeplechase, and allowance races with entries from Republican, Jem Ball, Sky Pilot, and Martian among others.
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Nationally Known Store Offers Late Summer Clearance Suits
Cool weather sale highlights P-B suits marked down for late summer and early fall. Regular mid summer clearance pricing includes $25 suits at 18.75 and $20 suits at 14.25 with many other departments having clearance values. Teck Oxfords priced at 4.25 are noted among deals.
Maiden and Mixed Races at Mineola Track Card
Turf program lists first race for three year olds and up at a mile and a sixteenth with horses such as Fursy Worsy Fiver Venture Anara Rosewater Sullisar Far Weather Maisou Longfell and more. Second race four furlongs main course Wenren Xvin Hanberk Hank Pree at Come WP Fins!o. Third race for older horses Urres lie and Aina Balt Rok Tih Sureesa Diane. Fourth race features JAck Mount Ward Streight Feranra Rollie Wistfal. Fifth race three year olds and up ates pace abet onales with Davis Be Jobneen Mosba Faker Humla Mohay Racy. Sixth race Lon temrearole Tak Moat Ny Fri Koresyie Rortie Netranna Weather Wear. Purses range from $100 to $500 with numerous named horses and entrants listed.
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Western Athletes Named To National Track Team
Pick Western athletes Auk A Fyeret Brown, local Amateur Athletic Station representative, announced the selection of 15 of 20 athletes to represent the Middle West at the national track and field meet in Newark on September 8. The named athletes include GF AF, Frank Loomis, Dan Ahearn, Tala Ray, Rob Simpenn, Una Arhe Mucha.
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