Umpires Deny Omer Harris Home Run in Fourteenth
Frank Fr. Lough reports a protested decision as the Nationals claim a fourteen inning win over the St. Louis Browns after umpires and Nallin rule Harris did not home run. The ball’s trajectory and a wall bounce are disputed, with manager Griffith pressing for reversal while players argue over where the ball landed. The game stretches into extra innings with twists on calls and lineups as grounds for protest are debated.
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Ban Johnson
Nationals
St Lows Browns
Stanley Harris
Nallin
Kncen
Buss
May Be Counterfeit at Lous Washington Baseball Game
Louis Washington game box score details show multiple base hits by Jacobson and team. Scoring and pitching lines list Danforth as winning pitcher and Marberry as loser with lengthy 4 hours 45 minute game time.
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Jacobson
Robertson Martina
Taylor Feckinpaugh
S Rice
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Danforth
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Taylor
Hucks
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Washington
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Shocker
Martina
Marberry
Martina L . Russell
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Russell
Zahniser
Gerber
Messiah Sallin
Pineen
Netherlands to Stage 1928 Olympic Games
The Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in Newark announced there is no truth to reports Amsterdam would lose hosting rights for the 1928 Olympics over finances. Amsterdam is ready to proceed, boasting a fine stadium and full facilities for athletes and spectators.
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Los Angeles
Richards Wins Olympic Tennis Triple Chance
In Colombes France United States claim first Olympic tennis final as Helen Wills and George Wightman defeat Kathleen Milkane and Mrs Goveli Great Britain 7-5 7-5. Vincent Richards ahead in singles and doubles advances toward a potential mixed doubles title with Mrs Jessup.
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George Wightman
Kathleen Milkane
Mra Goveli
Great Britain
Stuervan Olympic
Vincent Richards
Henri Cochet
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Senorita Alvarez
Tichardo
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Miss Wills
Wightman
Wiss McKane
Covell
TWO WAR DEPARTMENT TEAMS WIN IN OPENING PLAY OF POO SEASON HERE
Detroit Tigers crush Boston 18 to 1 in the first game and win 4 to 3 in the second to pull within half a game of first place as Blue and Warke exit due to errors. Ostos led a Boston rally but Detroit tallied ten runs by the second inning while Jones and Wingo delivered key hits amid miscues by Quinn and ONeill.
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Giants Beat Pirates Before 1000 Fans in Exhibition
War Department and Fort Myer polo teams drew a large crowd at Hast Potomar park as Maj Parker Wispiny starred with 33 goals for the War greens and whites. The event featured lively play, strong horsemanship, and high scoring, including a 12 to 1 and 10 to 2 pair of wins. The day also noted the second game of a Forbes Field event with a record attendance of 31,900 as New York defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 8 in a baseball game.
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Major League Statistics and Yesterday's Scores
Baseball round up with National League standings and results from yesterday. Includes team tallies for Detroit Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Cleveland and St Louis Washington Pittsburgh and others. Today games listed St Louis at Washington Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia among others.
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World records tumble in Olympic swimming and diving events
International competition delivers rapid marks as women swimmers and divers, led by Chen Wechselau and Sybil L, post world bests in 100 meters freestyle and backstroke while American divers Elizabeth Becker Caroline Griffin and Helen Meany clinch semifinals and plate a strong team showing. Johnny Weissmuller and teammates edge toward finals in 100 meters freestyle with US promising medals. high diving features Clarence Pinkston White and Dave Fall aiming top three as Americans push for dominance across water sports.
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Elizabeth Becker
Caroline ‘Grgith
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Americans Rout British in Little Olympic Relay
A fragmented report describes American athletes dominating a youth Olympic style event. Key moments include a 4x400 yard relay where the Americans reportedly set a world best, aided by swift sprints from Charles Wo Padd and Alfred Leaney. The British team faced multiple baton mishaps and fierce competition as the crowd cheered the Stars and Stripes.
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Phiadelphia
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Liddell
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