Browns Rise to Fifth After Third Straight Win Over Nationals
The Browns stake a claim in the league race with a third consecutive victory against the Washington Nationals. The win tightens the standings as St Louis and Washington push for position, with Milan delivering crucial hits and Harper pitching in key moments.
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Browns Beat Griffs In High Scoring Ninth Inning Thriller
In a wild late rally the Browns outslugged the Griffs 7 to 6 after a tense ninth inning. Les Nanamaker sparked controversy with a cap toss and heated exchanges with Bill Dineen, while Doc Ayers allowed the go ahead runs as St Louis rallied from a 4 4 tie to win their third straight in the series.
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Major leagues may split as a result of Perry case
New York July 9 major league factions escalate over Scott Perry as National League president John Keener demands Perry be turned over to Boston per the national board. Connie Mack vows to keep Perry with Philadelphia as a court injunction blocks Boston interference.
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Ban Johnson says resigning Premier Tener no worry
Chicago July President Ban Johnson says he fears no break with the National League as Tener is expected to resign. He notes Gov Tener’s impending departure, praising its necessity for baseball's welfare and defending Mack's stance in the Perry case while criticizing prior commission decisions as unfair.
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Herrmann Sees Little Disruption Between Leagues
Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati, representing the National League on the national baseball commission, said July 9 that he did not believe the Perry case would disrupt relations between the National and American leagues. He declined to discuss Dewers stand until more details emerged.
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Red Sox Win In Twelfth For Lone Run Over Indians
Boston defeats Cleveland 1 to 0 in twelve innings as Scott doubled and Truesdale scored on Mayer's single. Bush limits Bagby to eight hits in a pitching duel. Cleveland bats limited to scattered hits with timely extra innings set. Teams next face Chicago and other foes as standings tighten.
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Garbage Wins at Aqueduct in Season Debut Race
New York July 9. Maj E. B. Cassatt's six year old chestnut gelding Garbage won the fifth race at Aqueduct a mile and a sixteenth selling event. Airman a heavy favorite and Bar of Phoenix trailed. Trained by Simon Healey Garbage led early and won by two lengths with Bar of Phoenix second and Airman third.
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Favorites And Outsiders Divide Grand Circuit Races
The Grand Circuit meet featured favorites and outsiders splitting wins across the card. Big purses, multiple divisions, and live betting defined the afternoon with notable performances by Mamie Toarke and Grace Elder in the trots, while Hal Bo and Margaret Margrave highlighted pacing action amid challenging wind conditions.
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With the Racketers at Washington Tennis Assn Rally
The fraternity tennis team schedules afternoon matches at the court near 8th Street. Dvie and Conte, sons of the Wish Washington rule, consider leaving the game but may play for Columbia in the next Washington Association match. The Ship Emergency team meets Smithsonian as part of the Departmental League tomorrow.
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Notes From Golfdom by Linksmans
The Pittsburgh Field Club hopes to raise 19100 for the Red Cross with a foursome match featuring Chick Tvans Robert Gariner Tim Barnes and Jock Hutchingen on Saturday. A Western lifter would curb rough and allow hay to grow on excess space. Jim Barnes notes top golfers practice as much as play to improve rounds. Two elderly ladies wandering the course misinterpret the scene, one joking about being chased by angry geese.
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Walthour Recalled in 44 Years Service and League Results
Walthour, former champ, served 44 years and later joined the Navy. In league play the Navy Yard defeated War Trade 10 to 6. International League results include Baltimore 4K over Jersey City and other matches featuring teams like Wyo War Trade and Newark with players listed in brief notes.
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