Nationals Ruth Hits Homer As Tigers Lose
New York won 6 to 5 over Detroit in the final game of the series. Ruth hit his 27th homer of the season, though Detroit out batted New York and Mays kept the hits scattered aside from the sixth inning. Cobb Hale and Ruth were among the game's standout hitters for New York while Mays and Ehmke worked on the mound.
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Doak Wildness Sinks Cards In Tight One Run Game
Doak and Wildness faltered as the visiting Cardinals edged the hosts 2 to 1. Marquard kept St Louis in check after a rough start, with Wheat and Arnkivrn delivering key hits and Doak allowing only two early runs while the lineup chased a late push.
Wake Of The Game Notes Inning By Indiana And Washington
Indiana and Washington clashed in a tense season finale with pennant implications. Key plays featured Rice and Johnson, a watch gift to Johnson, and Chapman stealing in the fifth as Indy tumbled late.
Morton and Johnson duel as Indians top Nationals 4 to 0
In a seven inning relief effort Walter Johnson left with a sore leg while Guy Morton matched him for most of the game. The Indians won 4 to 0 as Johnson faded in the seventh and Cleveland pulled away with timely hitting and sharp defense. Johnson received a watch chain from fans at bat in the third inning. Shanks and Ellerbe key for the Nationals but Moore and Chapman stifled the attack.
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Burns Clout Secures Giants Victory Over Cubs
New York defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in final game of series as Burns doubles in the decisive run. Benton's error on Jier zog’s grounder followed Snyder's single, Doyle ejected for arguing third strike. Box shows Burns, Snyder, Vaughn among players. Prouty?
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Baseball Scores From The Minor Leagues And Leagues
In the American Association at Pau Columbus beat Minneapolis 10 to 4 while Toledo shut out Tousville 4 to 0. Milwaukee triumphed 9 to 1 over Indianapolis, and Rochester defeated Syracuse 5 to 3 in the International League. Tersey City won 7 to 4 at Akron, Buffalo edged Baltimore 7 to 5, Branmont led Texas League with 6 to 2 over Houston, San Antonio beat Galveston 1 to 0, Wiehts Falls 2 Shreveport 1, Fort Worth 23 Dallas 6 and 0.
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National League Standings and Results Summary
The National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 48 wins and 42 losses, followed by St. Louis, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Yesterday results include New York defeating Chicago 8 to 2, Brooklyn tying with St. Louis, and Cincinnati beating Philadelphia. Today’s matches feature Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Central Net Title Won by Roberts in St Louis
Roland Roberts of San Francisco captured the singles crown at the central States championship on the Amateur Athletic Association courts defeating Roland Hoerr of St Louis in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-3. Theodore Drewes and Fred Josties of St Louis retained the doubles title with a victory over Harold Bartel of Cleveland and Arthur Von Reppert, making their fourth consecutive win and earning permanent possession of the Association trophy.
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NATIONAL REMOUNT AGENCY TO FUND HORSE BREEDING PROGRAMS
Washington Indians display strong hitting in six game series led by Tris Speaker as the U S plans an annual 2500000 dollar appropriation for horse breeding across zones under federal supervision. The National Remount Association expands with 1400 members, locating 420 thoroughbred sires nationwide to support remount depots at Fort Iweagh Fort Reinson Fort Reno Front Royal and Front Royal.
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Chick Evans Makes Good Golf Score In Memphis
Memphis July 11 Chick Evans former national open and amateur champion shot 73 in the 22nd Western Golf Association championship opening rounds at Memphis Country Club. James Manion of St Louis scored 78 as other national figures and section champions tee off before 36-hole qualifying and subsequent match play ending with finals Saturday.
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Kegeris Wins 100 Meter Backstroke at Trials
Chicago July 11 Ray Kegeris of the LA Athletic Club surprised Eastern swimmers by winning the 100 meter backstroke at the national Olympic trials in Lincoln Park. He posted a time 2.5 seconds behind the Olympic record held by Harry Jebner of the Illinois Athletic Club. Kealoha of Hawaii, Kruger of Hawaii, and G W Kane of the US Navy followed. Norman Ross of the Illinois Athletic Club also excelled in the 440 yard AAU championship, winning easily by three yards over W H Harris of Hawaii. Howell of the Oakland Athletic Club was disqualified after protest from Otto Wahle, coach of the American team.
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Nationals Practically Out Of Pennant Race
The Griffs are eleven and a half games back of the lead after a Cleveland catastrophe. They remain in the first flight from the Red Sea by two games, while first place went to G H Taylor of the Chicago Athletic Association. Steve Ruddy of New York’s Quinby finished close behind. United States Navy ranked third. Coach Wahle departed for New York with the American team makeup to be announced by Thursday.
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Fred Taylor Wins Bike Sprint Title
Fred Taylor claimed the bike sprint title in a busy event featuring veterans and local racers. Newark and surrounding clubs were represented as riders competed for top honors and a regional cup.
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