Fan disrupts game as umpire attacked in riot at Cleveland clash
Yesterday's 15 to 11 loss by the Indians to the Nationals nearly sparked a riot when a fan leaped from the stands and punched umpire Ducky Holmes. Police restrained the assailant, trainer Mike Martin revived a fainting spectator, and peace returned after reserves arrived. Washington hitters fueled the rally with nine dangerous hits, including Harris and Goslin, while Speaker also contributed. The incident may draw suspensions for manager Harris and possible action against Ban Johnson after postgame reports.
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Mr. Fan
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Ban Johnson
Washington
George Uhie
Watson Glark
Luther Roy
Virell Cheaves
Frank
Turkey) Frawer
Bret Marberry
Paul Zahniser
Nats
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Peck
Ate
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Sam
Jameson
Speaker
Leibold
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Uckis
Cleveland and Washington Faceoff In 2 Bases Packed Game
Cleveland and Washington clashed in a 2 45 game with Harris Goaslin and Jamieson driving two-base hits, Rice clearing a three-base hit. Key plays included Bluege Lutzke sacrifices and double plays Harris Peckinpaugh Judge. Zahniser earned the win over Clarke.
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Messrs. Holmes, Moriarty and Hildebrand
Stribling Refuses New Greb Terms
Chicago July 13. Harry Greb world middleweight champion and Young Stribling were to meet in a ten round title bout at Michigan City on July 26 but the match was postponed after Stribling refused 25 percent of receipts. Stribling had been guaranteed 15000 dollars for a July 4 plan that was postponed.
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Michigan City
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Greb
Yanks Defeat Browns In Second Of Series
The New York Americans beat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 2 to take the second game of the series. Bush outdueled Davis in a pitching duel as Ruth collected three hits and drove in three runs. Williams, Jacobs, and Severeid produced St. Louis' only runs.
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Ruth Still Leading In Home Run Race
Ruth extends lead in major league home runs with two more this week to reach 24 for the season while Fournier of Brooklyn sits close with 21. Williams of St Louis trails in the National League with 15 as Ken Williams adds another blast. Giants Kelly and Wilson also slug homers with New York’s Hauser and Hartnett among leaders in the American circuit.
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U S Matmen Win 3 and Lose Bout in Paris Quarterfinals
In Paris Velodrome dHiver this morning the United States posted three victories and one defeat in wrestling quarterfinals. Robin Reed of Oregon Agricultural College beat Mattch of Japan in featherweight, Chester Newton of Portland defeated Torgensen of Denmark on points, John T Spellman of Brown defeated Rumple of Canada in light heavyweight, while Bryan Hines of Northwestern lost to Bihlafamaki of Finland on points.
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Robin Reed
Oregon Agricultural College
Mattch
Japan
Chester Newton
Portland
Oreg
Torgensen
Denmark
John T. Spellman
Brown University
Rumple
Canada
Bryan Hines
Northwestern University
Bihlafamaki
Finland
Major League Standings and Scores
Major League standings for American and National Leagues show team records with wins and losses. Yesterday results include Washington 15 over Cleveland 6 and St Louis 2 over New York 6, with other games noted. Today's schedule lists Cleveland at Washington and St Louis at New York among others.
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Minor League Results From International and American Associations
Scores recap from the International League and American Association show Buffalo, Toronto, Reading, Newark, Baltimore, Syracuse, Jersey City, and others with varied results. Notable games include Baltimore 64 26 0.675 and New Orleans 5 Birmingham 0 with Chattanooga Mobile 6 1. Nashville 6 tie Rock 44.
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Giants Win Behind Seventh Inning Homers Over Cubs
July 13 Chicago Giants defeated Cubs 9 to 6 with Wilson and Kelly homering in the seventh. Jackson also homered as New York used three pitchers and silenced Chicago’s offense after Tony Kaufmann’s relief. Overflow crowd of about 36,000 witnessed the comeback at Chicago.
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Tony Kaufmann
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Reds And Braves Split In Doubleheader At Cinccinati
Cincinnati and Boston fight through a doubleheader with both games yielding shutouts. Luque and McNamara pitched well in the first, errors aiding Boston. Rixey silenced Cincinnati in the second, completing twenty innings without a run as Boston won.
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Fournier Hits 21st Homer as Brooklyn Tops St Louis
In St Louis on July 13 Brooklyn defeated the Cardinals 9 to 4. Fournier belted his 21st homer of the season in the ninth. he earlier singled in the third with the bases loaded, driving in Grimes and Johnston. Other contributing bats included Wheat, Johnston, Brown, and Grimes as Brooklyn built a lead and held on.
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Black Gold to Run In Ashland Derby
Black Gold will ship to Ashland Kentucky on Tuesday to run in the Ashland derby at a mile and a quarter next Saturday. Trainer Hanley Web plans Latonia work after the race to prepare for the fall season. The colt, son of Black Taney Sneakt, extended his 1934 earnings to 84 790 after a 332 875 victory yesterday in Chicago, chasing a record year total.
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Bethesda Holds Its Diamond Leadership
Bethesda defeats Dickerson 14 to 7 to retain the Montgomery County Baseball League lead with nine wins and two losses. Rockville drops to fourth after a 6 to 4 loss to Washington Grove. Glen Echo leads in the lower standings. Next Saturday features doubleheaders among Glen Echo, Rockville, Boyds, Washington Grove, Bethesda, and Dickerson.
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Cuban Tennis Team Heads to Canada for Davis Cup Matches
An all-star Cuban tennis team from Vedada and Loma clubs in Havana arrived in New York en route to Ottawa to face the Guardian Davis Cup team on July 24 26. If they win they will meet the Japanese team in Montreal making this their first Davis Cup venture.
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Bannockburn Club Dines McKimmie Honoring New Members
The Bannockburn Golf Club board hosts a dinner at 7:20 PM in the club’s dining room to honor the membership committee chaired by ym C. Alvord and the new members. Special guest R. Cliff McKimmie, recent Middle Atlantic champion, attends.
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Ym C. Alvord
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Middle Atlantic
Americans win multiple events and set records at Olympic Trials
Clarence Demar leads U S swimmers as Nurmi Ritola excel in Olympic trials with eight day competition. American relay teams break world marks in 400 and 1600 events while Bud Houser secures discus and Harold Osborne tops decathlon with record points. Crowds are smaller for the marathon closing day as Italians and French host nations highlight the Paris games atmosphere.
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Bud" Houser
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Paris
America Wins Heat In 4 Oared Shells
The United States crew won the first heat of the elimination trials in the four oared shells with coxswain from Belgium and Spain. Other qualifiers included Hungary and Switzerland, with the U S defeating Switzerland. The regatta opened today as frames and rounds continued.
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