Indians Rally to Beat Griffs 8-4 After Poor Fielding
Zachary carried the Griffs six innings with four hits and no runs but faded in the seventh as Cleveland erupted for four runs then added two more in the eighth. The Indians seized a 8-4 victory, breaking a slump and maintaining their league lead over the Yankees while Washington dropped its fourth straight. Zachary and Griffs miscues cost them dearly.
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Philadelphia Edges Chicago In 5 4 After Early Homers
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 5 to 4, evening the series as Welch and Perkins homer in early innings. Williams settles after a rough start, Chicago errors and late rallies keep game close. risky plays and fielding by Gedeon, McNally, and Scott influence the outcome.
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Brooklyn Splits Doubleheader With St Louis
Brooklyn and St Louis split a doubleheader, winning 7 to 2 in the first game as Brooklyn pounded two pitchers, and losing 8 to 9 in the second. Mamaux held the locals in check in the second, aided by two hits from a Brooklyn player. Schupp struggled in the first.
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Ruths Twenty Fifth Homer As Fans Honor Him at New York
New York defeated Detroit 9 to 3 as Babe Ruth hit his twenty fifth home run of the season. The Yankees showed hard hitting while Quinn puzzled the Detroit lineup. Ruth received a diamond studded gift from local Knights of Columbus during the game.
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Tharber Ends Chicago Victory In Thirteenth Inning
Tharber singles home the Chicago win over New York 3 to 2 in the 13th after Twombly and Hollacher set up the rally with a single and a sacrifice. McGraw suspends pitcher Douglas for conditioning failures as the Cubs scrape past the Giants in an extra inning.
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Gendre Headlines Olympic Trials Lead Points Showdown
Everett L Bradley of Kansas led the decathlon point totals after half the events at Travers Island Olympic trials. A W Richards of Ogden A A won the high jump and shot put, while Robert LeCendre of Georgetown topped the broad jump. William Yount of Los Angeles won the 400 and tied for top in the 369 meter dash with Bradley and LeCendre.
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In The Wake Of the Game JV FITZ
A vivid game account highlights early lead and key plays. Neill drives in runs with singles while Griffis and Caldwell spark the offense and fans cheer as Speaker gains support from Washington crowds.
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Major League Pennant Races in American League Standings
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with a 50 27 record and a strong margin, followed by Boston New York Detroit Washington Philadelphia and Chicago. Yesterday results include Cleveland 8 over Wassup and New York 9 over Dewat. Today’s games list Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Speaker Hammers Through Another Perfect Game At Bat
Speaker continued a hot series vs the Grifts, going 3-for-4 with a walk and a sacrifice, driving in three runs. He extended his hitting streak to ten straight in ten at bats across three games, boosting his series average to .763 and season surge to .769.
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Baseball scores from several minor leagues and leagues
Scores list across leagues include Southern Association Little Rock 7 Nashville 5 Chattanooga 4 Memphis 1 Birmingham 8 Mobile 7 Atlanta 3 New Orleans 2 Beaumont 4 Galveston San Antonio Houston 2 Richmond 5 Portsmouth 4 Spartanburg 5 Columbus 2 Greenville 7 Charlotte 5 Charleston Augusta rain Raleigh Winston Salem 9 Durham 10 Danville 2 Greensboro High Point rain Toronto 8 Jersey City 2 Akron 12 6 Syracuse 64 Buffalo 9 Reading 3 Baltimore Rochester 1ain Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 4 Louisville 16 Milwaukee 9 Columbus 5 Minneapolis 2 Paul 5 Toledo 3 Hag.
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Olympic team delays spark New York shipping shuffle
President Kirby of the Olympic committee announced changes to the American team’s sailing plans. The bulk of U S athletes bound for Antwerp will leave New York around July 26 and arrive around August, with July 20 sailing delayed due to the Northern Pacific’s withdrawal to drydock. A camp near New York will host trials, under Team Captain Halpin and coach director Jack Moakley. Meanwhile Calvo’s bat led Nashville to a 7 5 win over local heroes.
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Mlotowski Defeats Meidich in Chess Masters Race
Stasch Mlotowski of Los Angeles and Charles Jaffe of New York led the masters' tournament in Atlantic City after Mistowski adjourned against George Meidich of Cornell. Frank J Marshall, United States champion, and several others split results with Meidich and Sharp.
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Davis Cup victories by Johnston and Tilden in Eastbourne
William M. Johnston of California and William T. Tilden of Philadelphia won easy Davis Cup elimination singles in Eastbourne, each taking their matches while dropping only one set to French opponents Gobert and Laurentz. Johnston led 4 1 in the second set before Gobert rallied with superb volleying and smashing. Laurentz showed improved form compared to Wimbledon, with crisp net play and forceful returns against Tilden.
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Watkins and Jones win golf title bid at Southern clash
Watkins and Jones, golf victors, vie for the Southern title as they play today in Los Angeles amid a noisy scene. The card features strong matches and standings, with local and visiting players highlighting the event.
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