Nationals Fall From First Division in Doubleheader Losses
The Nationals were swept in a twin bill by the Tigers, losing both games and dropping to the second division. After a five-hour day, Washington fell 7-6 in the opener after a 15-inning marathon and were edged in the nightcap as Detroit built an early lead and held on. Strong pitching by Oldham and Davis kept the Griffs in contention but errors and late rallies sealed the defeats.
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Bengals Win Dramatic Fifteenth Inning Rally
Delayed Stuff and Bush lead a Bengals comeback as Hale and Bush pair up for a late-inning rally. Detroit plates a run in the eighth and ninth to force extras, then Gharrity starts a back-and-forth eleventh before Gharrity makes the difference with a key double. The Griffs and Tigers trade blows in a long, uneven doubleheader ending with Cincinnati prevailing in a sun-soaked finish.
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Richmond Virginia
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Mack Obtains Shannon by the Waiver Route
Philadelphia July 20 Connie Marek manager of the Philadelphia Americans announced he has purchased Maurice Shannon infielder from Washington at the waiver price. Shannon formerly with the Athletics had difficulties with President Griffith of the Nationals and was released for indifferent play. Neither manager could agree on a trade, though Griffith tried to obtain one of Mack's infielders in exchange for Shannon.
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Pirates Pay $10,800 for Virginian League Star
Norfolk Virginia July 20 A Virginia League star Traynor of the Portsmouth club was sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals for 10800. The 19 year old will be traded for Tutcher Schatt plus cash.
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In The Wake Of The Gar Game JV Fitz Gerald
The Gar Game JV notes Fitz Gerald hitting streaks with a run of 18, singles in both games, and a stolen base reaching 41. Roth went 0-for-4, Milan retired after a second inning foul, injuries plague the Griffs, and Nick A’track and Mikéertin could face week-end work. The Griffs face an off day and hope for relief as Shanks shines at third.
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Torres
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Leading Hitters And Team Notes From Brewers Opener
Leading hitters include AMESCAN and Sisler with high averages, plus Huth Bere and national leaders PlumBynsby and Roush. Mentions Griffis Bush Frickson and a tense opener where Bush scored both winners and Frickson hurled relief despite the loss.
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Major League Pennant Races American League Standings
The standings show Cleveland leading with 53 wins and 28 losses, Washington at 42 481, New York 58 42, Boston 33 44, Chicago 52 34, Detroit 29 53, St Louis 42 43, Philadelphia 24 64. Thursdays results include Washington 6 1 and Detroit 7 2, Cleveland 9 8, Boston 8, New York 5 8, Chicago 7 3, St Louis 5, Philadelphia 4. Today’s games feature St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Braves Are Jolted Again By Chicago Braves
Chicago beat Boston 9 to 4 to clinch a series win as Fren drix replaced Carter in the first inning after the visitors scored early. Team fields, player lines, and scoring details follow, noting runs by Powell Pick Mann Davis Flack Herzog Swombly Deal Kuyater Henanx and others with Watson credited for relief work. Oakdale report: Earl Preuss and Sid Goncoulin signed by St Louis Americans, with Preuss at .240 and Goncoulin winning 26 of 25 games in Louisiana League.
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Giants win as NEHF shows form in 5-2 victory
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in a game where NEHF showed form. Neshi limited Pittsburgh to two hits through eight innings before a late rally. Whitted and Grimm misplays aided the visitors as York AR and Burnett scored in the ninth.
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Pilgrim to Arrange for Yank Athletes for Antwerp Trip
New York athletic figure Paul Pilgrim of the New York Athletic Club sails from New York to Antwerp Belgium on Friday to arrange housing and training for the American Olympic team. He will carry a full list of entries except rowers, to present to Belgium Olympic officials. Renrock A C to duel Hilltop A C at Monument No 1 today at 3 pm, after a rough day for Renrocks with nine errors in a 9 to 2 loss to Miami Club.
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Minor Leagues Scores From Several Circuits Across the Nation
Box scores show results across the International, Southern, American, Texas, Florida, Piedmont and other leagues. notables include Syracuse routing Reading, Avon edging Reading, Birmingham prevailing Mayiip, and Columbus and Milwaukee posting wins.
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Shawnee Open Leads James Barnes in 72-Hole Golf
Shawnee open medal play tournament leaders after 36 holes include James Barnes of Sunset Hills with 144, tied with 72 from Barnes and Harry Hampton. Edward Ray and Teer Tellier impress with strong drives and putts as others struggle. Edgar Davis posts a 70 in the afternoon to lead 18-hole scores.
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McLeod Fails To Finish Among Golf Leaders
Fred McLeod, Columbia Country Club pro, finished far down the Shawnee course leader board, posting 156 for the two rounds. He shot 78 in the morning and improved two strokes in the afternoon as Jim Harnea led with 144. The report notes America’s rapid golf progress and highlights several promising young players among the field.
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