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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

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Williams Richards Goldstein Slams Ledoux in Colom­bes Ring

Americans Williams Richards Goldstein and Wills advance as Ledoux, Kehrling, and others contest in Colombes Velodrome. Goldstein dominates Ledoux across fifteen rounds with Ledoux scoring late in spots. Dineen urged for Onondaga sheriff. Sullivan Dundee match set for Aurora bout.

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Detroit Tigers sweep doubleheader from Red Sox in Boston

Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 4 and 11 to 3 to pull within a game and a half of the league lead. Cobb homered and drove in runs as Detroit’s offense exploded in the second game with eight runs in the seventh inning. Burke doubled and tripled in the opener as Manush and Wambsganss starred in the field and at the plate.

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Giants Take Series First From Pirates

New York defeats Pittsburgh in a hard fought opening game of the series. Cuyler drives in four runs with two triples and a single for Pittsburgh, while Kelly hits a home run in the seventh for New York. Strong pitching and clutch hits mark the contest as the Giants take an early series lead.

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Sixth Company Athletes Win Meade R C T C Meet

Athletes from Sixth Company ROTC dominated the Meade camp intercompany track meet, scoring 47 points to Fifth Company’s 39, with Virginia Military Institute and Virginia Tech athletes also prominent. Kellogg led Sixth with three wins in the 120 and 220 hurdles and the javelin, while Watkins anchored a dramatic 1 mile relay victory as Sixth narrowly beat Fifth.

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Shante Hurls Tribe To Win Over Yanks

New York July 16 The Iveland Americans won the first game of a six game series, 4 to 3, over New York. Hoyt started, faltered in the sixth, and Cleveland bunched five hits for three runs. Shaute worked key innings, Ruth walked three times as Cleveland narrowed the league lead. Speakers, Sewell, Myatt and Witt produced offense for Cleveland. Witt and Scott doubled.

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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results

American League standings show New York at 48 wins and 3 losses, Washington 47 20, Cleveland 47 38, Detroit 47 38, Chicago 41 41, Philadelphia 34. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 4 3, Philadelphia 5 6 Chicago 9 5, Detroit 5 11 Benton 4 3. Today St Louis at Washington two games, Detroit at Boston, New York at Philadelphia.

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National League Scores and Today's Games Highlights

National League updates list results from yesterday with New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis and others. Today's schedule shows New York at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago with multiple matchups noted in brief summaries.

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Reds and Dodgers Doubleheader Ends Split in Tight Games

Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with the visitors winning 5 to 4 in game one and the home club taking game two 8 to 6. Both games featured hard hitting and were closely contested as rosters and box scores show.

Cubs Rally Short as Phillies Win 3 2 in Chicago

Chicago staged a ninth inning rally to force a one run deficit but fell short as Philadelphia won 3 to 2. Joe Bush pitched eight innings for the Cubs after a Texas League arrival, while Hartnett and Ring provided late drama but could not complete the comeback.

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Brave Hurlers Claim Two Wins in Doubleheader

St Louis Cardinals defeat Boston Braves 7 to 4 in game one and 11 to 3 in game two at St. Louis. The second game features 13 hits and 11 runs for the Cardinals aided by Boston miscues. Paired lineups list many players including Hornsby, Mueller, Padgett, Tierney, Blades, Stengel, and Cooney.

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Weissmuller Leads US Stars in Olympic Trials

Johnny Weissmuller led a strong American swimming contingent at the Paris Olympic trials, qualifying for the semi finals in the 400 meter free as Andrew Charlton and others posted solid showings. The event featured a protest over a disqualification and saw top U S finishers also advance in diving and breaststroke events.

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Twin Bill Opens for Brownies and Giants in New Series

The two teams square off in a doubleheader opening a six game set. Manager Joe Ttare leads the Browns in a cautious start while the Giants hope to rally. A light crowd is expected as fans anticipate strong pitching and timely hitting.

Nationals Have Chance To Gain Lead Today

Nationals trail the Yankees by a half game with key games ahead against Cleveland and St Louis. A win today could put them in a tie for the lead if Washington splits with the Browns and New York loses. Harris returns at second as the mound assignment looms for the afternoon.

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