Pirates Break Even In Bill With Braves
Boston shuts out Pittsburgh 1 0 in game one of a doubleheader then loses 7 6 in the second game. Marville, Snodgrass, Kanetchy, Egan, Magee lead Pittsburgh with solid hits as Boston battles back in a seesaw doubleheader.
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Turfs card reports a crowded racing program and odds at Piret
Listings describe selling races for two year olds and older horses at Piret de Leon with weights and imp entries, plus steeplechase and hurdles, Maiden races, military handicap and various stakes. Hundred plus horses named with weights, speeds, and track conditions noted. weather shows track slow and odds scattered.
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Spotless Baby
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Lady Teresa
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Tation
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Atimtobulua
Hasty Cora
Lady Mo
Orperib
Requiram
Miss Garis
Lady London
God
Bitterly
Fairly
Lavender's Pitching Stifles Phillies in Cubs Win
Chicago Aug 30 Lavender limited Philadelphia to three hits as a two-base hit burst in the fourth inning off Demares powered the Cubs to a 2 1 0 6 victory. Zeider and Sailor Williams provided the key two-baggers while Plack and Cravath each contributed for Philadelphia.
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Hunter
Sailor Wiliams
Flack
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Luderus
Hancriff
Niehoff
Zetter
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Binet
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Quighay
Results of Racing First Race at Mineola Meet
Three year olds and up battled in the opener with Fuary Wuary 116 ridden by Byrne winning at 4 to 1. Longfellow 120 piloted by Louder took second at 19 to 1, while Abara 120 with Butwell finished third as time noted. Foreweather and Rose Water among others also ran.
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Fuary Wuary
Byrne
Longfellow
Louder
Abara
Butwell
O'Sullivan
Foreweather
Rose Water
Juliet
Maison
Far Rockaway
Yurionge Prince of
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Troxler
Davies
Oratorium
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Lourala
Wolke
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Rusila Alng
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Hanes
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Maléen
End Upward
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All Ames Alec
Haye
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Honey Shuck
Cherry Belle
Dolly
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Gallia Puzzle Wins 3 to 1 Over Indians
Bert Gallia dominates for Nationals, besting Indians lefty Coumbie. Smith doubles, Gallia allows five ex-hits, seven strikeouts. Coveleskie relieves, clinching 3-1 with timely hits and strong defense. Speaker held hitless as Cleveland falls in the finale.
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Nationals
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Graney
Indians
Foster
Minor League Scores From Various Leagues Briefs
Baseball scores from the American Association International League South Atlantic North Carolina Virginia Texas and Southern leagues list results for multiple nights. Notable results include Toronto over Richmond 10 to 3 and Dallas edging Fort Worth 7 to 2.
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Baseball rivals clash across the American League today
Cleveland visits Washington while Chicago travels to Philadelphia. Detroit plays at New York and St. Louis faces Boston in decisive AL matchups. A rush of early season action unfolds with four city pairings shaping standings.
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Faber's Slabbing Helps White Sox Top Phillies 7 to 3
Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 as Faber held the Phillies in check except for a four-run fourth inning. Von Kolnitz led Chicago with three singles and three RBIs, while Jackson and Ness contributed key hits.
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Yankees Upend Tigers After Manager Shake Up
New York defeats Detroit 6 to 2 after Don Oavan reshuffles Magee to second base and Mullen to right field. Box score notes Magee 2b and others, with Crawford and Oldring among lineup. Also mentions impending heavyweight bout in Santiago and Johnny Dundee’s eight round win in New York.
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Leonard Twirls Hitle ss Contest
Dutch Leonard tossed a no hit no run game for Boston as St Louis made four errors. The Browns failed to reach second while Boston connected for four runs off Wellman. Capt. Barry suffered a fractured bone in his right hand and will miss about four weeks.
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Weisman
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Walker Gardner
Walker
Murphy Drives Two Winners at Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit
Murphy won twice at the Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit meeting driving Expressive Lou to victory in two heats of the Guy Axworthy three-year-old trotters and winning two of three heats in the Poughkeepsie 218 trotters with Brisac, as patrons noted draw times and purses amid the Hudson Valley event.
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Hudson Valley
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Eb. m
Peter the Great
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Ringars
Series to Columbia clinches pennant in SL league race
Atlanta report states Columbia defeated Charleston 3 to 2 at Columbia to clinch the pennant for the second half of the South Atlantic League. The season closes Monday and a post-season series will be played next week between Columbia and Augusta. Augusta had won the first half pennant.
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National League Showdowns Chicago at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh
Chicago visits St Louis in a National League clash while Boston travels to Pittsburgh as the circuit wraps up midweek action. Both games feature key NL contenders and potential impact on the standings and pennant race.
Dodgers Bunch Hits For 4 To 1 Victory
Brooklyn bunched hits and took advantage of St Louis infield errors to win 4 to 1. Wheat drove in three runs, starting each Brooklyn inning with a single as the visitors built the lead. St Louis struggled with timely hits and defensive miscues as Brooklyn cruised to the win.
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Giants Win In 11 Inning Victory Over Reds
In Cincinnati on August 30 New York edged ahead in the twelfth inning with four consecutive singles to win 6 to 1 and take the series. Batter details note Burns Robertson Hersog Fletcher Tasreau Groh and Clarke among scorers with Tesreau earning the win.
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Kumagae Beaten in Net Tournament at Forest Hills
The thirty sixth annual National Tennis Association championship saw Ichiya Kumagae of Japan upset by George M Church of Tenafly New Jersey in straight sets 6-3 6-2. Other round two results included Iyean Mathey Cranford defeating AW MacPherson of Russia 6-4 7-5 6-2, and Theodore Pell New York besting Frederick Alexander also of New York 6-4 6-3. Several California players were eliminated. Church dominated the Oriental entrant Kumagae with relentless net play and placement.
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National Tennis Association
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Japan
George M Church
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Cranford
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New York
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Autos For Ball Players
Ban Johnson says a railroad strike next Monday should not disrupt the baseball schedule. Clubs will use automobiles and trolley lines to reach games, may arrive late and shorten practice, but games will be played as planned. Plans for transport by motor boat and interurban trolley have been discussed for leagues likely affected.
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Ban Johnson
Nationally Known Store for Men and Little Men
A concise note touts quality quantity value and service at a nationally known store serving men and little men, highlighting broad product lines and customer appeal.
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Prizes on Exhibition for Middle States Prizes
Seventy gold watches and reventien plaques will be awarded to top individuals and clubs at the Middle States regatta. The event begins Monday at 1 pm with a luncheon recess from 12:15 to 2, and is expected to finish by 6 pm. Aqueduct Bridge offers the best view, midway between start and finish, as town contestants compete under local rowing authority Claud to dappone.
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Fighter Wears Head Guard Ahead of Cedar Point Fight
Cleveland, August 30. George Chaney, the Baltimore featherweight challenger, is making all precautions for his Labor Day tilt with champion Johnny Kilthana at Cedar Point. Chaney wears a head guard that also protects his ears and a nose guard, with hands well bandaged to prevent any possible injury.
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