Hearing on Yankees injunction postponed to September 5
In New York the hearing on the New York American League club’s bid to permanentize a temporary injunction blocking Han Johnson from stopping Carl Mays from playing with the local club was postponed to September 5 after counsel agreed. In Philadelphia an announcement reported that Australian women swimmers Pantie Durack and Nina Wylie have been suspended.
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New York
Han Johnson
Carl Mays
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pantie Durack
Nina Wylie
Sus
Swim Meet Fallout Shifts Results Across Cities
The Middle Atlantic Association of the AAU suspended teams for refusing to swim in a specially arranged meet last night. Results show Waco beating Shreveport 5 4, Dallas 8 over Fort Worth and Galveston 2 8 Antonio as the meet concluded.
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Middle Atlantic Association of
Waco
Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth, & Galveston
Antonio
Griffs Take Doubleheader Split With Yankees
In New York on August 25 the Washington Nationals lost 4 1 and 6 1 to the New York Yankees in a doubleheader. Jack Quinn pitched well for the Yankees in the opener while Val Picinich sparked the Nationals with a third inning double. The Yankees staged a late rally in the fifth to pull ahead and final scores favored New York. In the second game the Griffs led early as Harris, Gharrity and Milan produced for the Nationals but the Yankees answered with timely hits and two costly errors for two unearned runs in the seventh and eighth frames.
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J. W
Gerald
New York
N. Y
Nationals
Griffs
Yanks
Jack Quinn
Val Picinich
Herb Thormahsen
Shaw
Erickson
New Yorkers
Quinn
Ficinich
Wrieckson
Judge
Milan
Rice
Bodie
Menosky
Leonard
Picinnich
Pipp
Zeb
Sam
Harris
Pratt
Lewis
Hannah
Thormahlen
Foster
Yankee
Washington
Alan
Menceky
Peckinpaugh
Si Baker
Picinich
Baker
oOff Quinn
Ile
Cicotte Guides White Sox Past Indians 3–2 for 26th Victory
In Cleveland on August 23, Cicotte earned his 26th win as Chicago staged eighth and ninth inning rallies to topple the Indians 3–2. Cleveland scored first on an infield hit by Chapman and Speaker’s double, with Caldwell and Graney adding later. The White Sox tied in the eighth, then Schalk drove in the winning run in the ninth after Laibold’s single.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Cicotte
Chapman
Speaker
Caldwell
Graney
Seibold
E. Collins
Weaver
Starth
Leibeld
Jackson
Falsh
Schalk
Cleotte
Laibold
Bees
Tinecgne
Tf Graney
J. E. Collins
Tobaprisa Weaver
O/Speaker
Ci Jackson
Vaj Harris
Felech
Gardner
Guandit
Weagane
Risberg
Smith
Solaik
O'Neill
Clestic
Gleveland
Mans Collins
Eckern
Beatie
O'R
Melil
Om Dasse
Seva Jang
Hig
Pennant Race Tightens as White Sox Lead AL Standings
The White Sox pushed their AL lead to eight games after a late rally win over the Indians. The Tigers won to pull even for second, while in the NL Cincinnati continued its road trip and the Giants slipped, leaving Cincinnati with a strong edge. The NL season ends September 30.
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Chicago
Reds
Nationals Beat Griffs In Doubleheader Etiquette
Hank Shanks returns to left field after resting in game one, ending his hitting streak at sixteen attempts. Pratt makes a stellar first inning play to quell Monocan offense. Quinn limits Griffs to four infield hits as pitching belts them back. Ellerbe and Harris rally in game two with a rally and a double, Ellerde adds two hits. Altrock injures shoulder during act and will rest. Griftsch signed Outfelder Twombly and infielder Davidzon from New England.
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New York
Hank Shanks
Feld
Pratt
Griffs
Quinn
Ellerbe
Harris
Ellerde
Grits
Yanks
Nick Altrock
Pirates OLT Cards In Erratic Contest
Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in a loosely played game as both Shar Dell and Miller pitched well but errors behind them produced most runs for St Louis. The box shows Sacrifice hits, double plays, and fielding miscues amid the erratic play.
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Pirates
Pittbburgh
Pittsburgh
St. Louia
Shardell
Miller
Will
St. Louis
Shaits.Jr
Bormeyins
Seni
Gy Bache
Jore
Attrdeh Bisbee
J. Miller
Clemons
Erry
Leeee Bt
Tonks
Pieerah
Sherdell
Johnston Defeats Patterson In Thrilling Net Clash
In Forest Hills on August 29 1919 William M Johnston of San Francisco beat Gerald Patterson of Australia in a dramatic four set match 6-2 6-4 6-4 4-6 6-4 to advance in the national singles championship. Patterson electrified the 40 000 spectators with brilliant shots before Johnston exploited Patterson’s forecourt. Brookes defeated Garland 6-1 6-2 7-5. Kumagae fell to Til den 6-4 -1 1-6 4-2. Norman Williams II beat Thomas and Murray defeated Doyle in other rounds.
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N. Y
Clasa
Norman H. Brooks
Gerald J. Patterson
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston- Petterson
Brookes
McLoughlin
Johnston
Patterson
San Francisco Star
America
Garland
Charles
Pittsburgh
Fth
Deuce
Ichiya Kumagae
William T. Tilden 2d
Philadelphia
Tilden
Kumagae
Wes
R. Norman Williams 2d
Boston
R. i V. Thomas
Australia
Richards
Willis Devis
Thomas
Maurice BD. McLoughin
Los Angeles
Percy L. Kynaston
Rockville
Canter
I. II
R. Lindley Murray
Niagara
M. W. Rites
Walter M. Hall
New York
Tigers Grip Victory on Jones Long Smash
In St Louis Aug 29 Detroit topples St Louis 3 to 2 as Jones belts a fourth inning three run shot with two on base. It is Jones first homer since joining Detroit and marks St Louis third loss to a homer in as many games with 16 homers allowed in 12 games.
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Jones
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St. Louis
Cleveland
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Ab.h.o
St. Loui
Arbor
Austin
Gedeon
Ainmith
Dauss
Serbar
Koop
Yeach
Hellmann
Shorten
Aund Gedeon
Gerber
Tobin
Red Sox Even Series With 7 1 Victory Over Macks
Boston ties the series by routing Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Kinney struggles with poor support. Ruth fan twice, Witt shines on defense and offense as Hooper and Burnts contribute multi hit efforts for the Red Sox.
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Thrash Macks
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Beoston
Philadelphie
Kinney
Ruth
Witt
Phila
Ab.h.o.a
Beaton
OlHooperrt
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VietSb
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Burngrf
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McInbistb
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Writersc
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Shannon
Perkina
Dnney
Rawsell
Philadelphia
Buns
Thomas
Hooper
Huth
McInnis
Scott
Nerora
Burns
Perkins
Roth
Burros
MecIngss
Heston
Russell
Aye Carters
Giants Cluster Hits to Humble Dodgers
New York bunched seven of its nine hits off Smith in the seventh inning to win 6 to 1 over Brooklyn. The Giants added four runs in the seventh as Nehf and Myers supported by strong defense limited the Dodgers to a single tally.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Smith
N. York
O.A
O.A. Burns
Glaon
Yim'man
Hickman Rf
Batra.ae
Ag Wneanit
alMyesad
Konetehyib
Kildumr
Miller
Kauff
Hong—Young
Frisch
Klug
Chase
Gon
Gales
Nehf
Myers
Neht
Braves Tumble Phillies After Losing a Game
Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader in Philadelphia. The Phillies won the first game 4 to 3 in 12 innings on Callahan’s single after Paviette’s double, then lost the second 6 to 4. Key plays included Tragresser’s bunt and Cravath walk to load the bases, with Boeckel, Rawlings, Powell and Holke among the scorers.
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Boston
Callahan
Paviette
Tragresser
Cravath
Boa Phila
H.qla
Boeckel
Can
G. Smith
Inmog
Rank—Boerkel
Orviso
Pillingio
Willsms
Bancroft
Paulette
Williama
Menn
Holke
Blackburne
Ladarva
Powell
Gowdy
Heston
Phila
Elphia
Balle
Borton
Ab.h.c.a
Ab.h.o.a
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Callehaort
I Rwlings
Rawlings
Mann
Williams
Clarke
Menysei
Pauletta
Laderys
Demaree
Cantwell
Iy Cantwell
Demare
Thunderclap Bests Thunderstorm In Hoosick Falls Handicap
At Saratoga Springs a modest crowd watched Thunderclap prevail over Thunderstorm in the Hoosick Falls handicap for 8 year olds and up. Athlone and Tetley split third with Startling winning the Uncas handicap later as Lord Brighton and Old Rosebud faced disqualification and remounts in a day of mixed racing outcomes.
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Harry N. Prick
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga
Poet
Hoosick Falls
Tetley
Tunderstorm
Thunderclap
Athlone
Thunderers
Campfire
Lucullite
Cobra
Hildreth
Lord Brighton
Carman
Startling
Old Rosebud
Weska
George Starr
H. Perkins
Crank
Flags
Havre Dé Grace
Harry Whitney
Star Court
Capt. Herghler
Germa
Buckhorn
Beach
Harry
Harry Breivogle
Dorcas
R. Bradley
Little Boyle
Jirst Rach
Bockhorn Hf
Rewan
Schuttinger
Sadia D
Nolan
Red Domino
Midian
Ifelen
Siz Friongs
Zasor
Vida
Harry Breivogel
Musgrave
Ensor
Romeo
Mar Poantre
Hickory
Egurth
Pairbrother
Ennor
McAfee
Tima
Tetleyalan
Porte Drapeau
Boyle
P. G. King
Bnettleman
Wilfreda
Myera
Courcelles
Nanette Flack
Rena Day
Ambrose
Capt. Herschler
Behuttinger
Anns Gallup
Abweep Clean
Horace Larch
Yan
Jewelers and Sewing Machines Offer Specialized Advice
Merchants urge consulting the man who knows for legal health financial and clothing matters. Society Brand and The Hecht Co. represent high training in design fabric selection color coordination and fit.
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Society Brand
Hecht Co
Notable pace of Saratoga features and shipments noted
At Saratoga on August 28 J B Madden talks up Captain Alcock a 2-year-old with a $25 000 price tag and possible sale in three days. Goods and horses from GW Loft and J W Medella head to Havre de Grace and Maryland course with plans for two older horses to Kentucky. Terry Carroll ships to Havre de Grace and Belmont Park while Trans late Bet Sea Queen and Jack Moon go south. The last day card features Saratoga and Hopeful Stakes with only three overnight races. Man o War anticipated in the Honeful. Erickson rides in Montreal King Plate Nursery while Buckthorn II and Summyr Ras see price and name changes. McCabe faces rough riding charges tomorrow on Oi¢ Romebui.
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Saratoga Springs
Madden
Captain Alcock
Havre de Grinen
Maryland
Cromwell
Salles Eternal
Kentucky
Terry Carroll
Havre Dé Firace
Belmont Park
Translate
Bet
Sea Queen
Jack Moon
Orhge
Tun
Erickson
Montreal
Bunday
King - Plate
Nursery
Jim Boden
G. W. Forman
Buckthorn
United Hunts Entries Show Varied Long Distance Races
Entries list for multiple races includes names such as Strathvartons Goblin Crumpaull Pullery Toynbee Ardencraig Trinh Girl Jay Bird James A. Sheridan and Manager Mirth. Distances range from about furlongs to 2 miles with numerous weights and odds noted for each horse.
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Armintice
Tackiel
Cormiqua
Northwerd
Serpent
Strathvartons
Goblin
Crumpaull
Pullery
Toynbee
Ardencraig
Trinh Girl
Jay Bird
James A. Sheridan
Wie
Mirth
Perigord
Indingwert
Furlones
Almphton
Amphion
Toynbes
Toppy Nix
Whinton
Curraghaleen
Hyonset
North Star
M48
Robin ‘Dornl To How
Hibler
Manager Mirth
Braves Buy Talent in New Haven Sale
In New Haven Connecticut on August 28 three Eastern League players were sold by owner Welas. Everett Nutter an outfielder transfers to the Boston Nationals.
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New Haven
Conn
Welas
Everett Nutter
Goen
Boston Nationals
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