Printers to Play Bankers in Columbia League Today
In a post season showdown on the Columbia League grounds Ameri can Security District champions Will ash with the Union Printers meet Kensington led by Miller as both teams field their fastest line. Keene likely to pitch for Security and Weaver for the Printers with West in center field and Zachary behind the plate. A brisk crowd is expected as the outcome shapes late season standings.
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Tigers Return For Final Detroit Series In Washington
Washington faces Detroit in the last meetings of the season with Griffin aiming to split the four games. Johnson may be saved for the key starters while Cobb shines for the Tigers and Johnson works to slow him. Washington plans a Cleveland/Detroit swing with a doubleheader slate and hopes to keep pace with Boston.
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Gandil Likely to Play in Detroit Series
Chick Gandil of the Nationals escaped serious injury after a pratice mishap. He is recovering rapidly and is expected to rejoin the lineup during the current Detroit series. Durek Schacter will cover first base until Gandil returns to action.
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American Runners Lose to Germans in Berlin Meet
Thirteen members of the American Olympic team and the Greek champion Taleltiras faced German athletes in Berlin as part of a Berlin Sport Club series. Ralph Craig, Donald Lippincott, and P C Gerhardt ran the 100 meters with Craig overshadowed by Rau. Braun beat James Meredith in the 800. Lippincott won the 200 meters in a German record. Ralph Rose and Talhiras set German marks in the shot put and standing broad jump, while Tel S Berna of Cornell set a German record in the 3000 meters. George L Horne won the high jump to 5 feet 11 1/2 inches and Marks Wright vaulted 11 feet 9 3/10 inches.
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Olympic Athletic Club
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Mercersburg Academy
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Dartmouth
Local Harness Meet Opens in Wilmington Draws Strong Field
Wilmington prepares for a four day harness horse meeting opening tomorrow with a recordEntry of 164 trotters and pacers. Washington trainers drivers Alonzo Corbin John Crawford and Tom Cannon send eight entries while Charles McDermott adds four or five. Cornell hires Dr Al H Sharpe as football coach and names assistants with S H Robb guiding freshmen.
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Rain Interrupts Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the Southern League New Orleans and Atlanta games were washed out by rain while Chattanooga beat Memphis 4 1 and Birmingham won 2 0. In the International League Newark faced Providence rain while Jersey City played Baltimore in rain. American Association results show Kansas City and Milwaukee games with a 1 0 score line in a first game Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2 with Louisville 4 Minneapolis 2 and Indianapolis elsewhere.
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Cubs win double header as Giants beat Cincinnati
Chicago takes the first 6 to 1 and the second 11 to 4 in a double bill over Brooklyn. Daubert leads a 44-hit day with four hits in the second game, while Northern hits a ninth-inning homer. Reutbach goes the distance for Chicago as Brooklyn uses three pitchers.
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ERRORS BEAT PHILLIES IN LOW SCORING GAME IN ST LOUIS
In St Louis on July 21, errors by the Philadelphia infield in the third and fourth innings paved the way for a 3 to 0 defeat of Philadelphia by the locals. Scoring runs came on miscues and timely hits as St Louis held firm behind a strong pitching effort.
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Orth an N L Umpire Prominent Virginia League Veteran
The one time famous New York pitcher and long time Virginia League umpire, Orth an N L, finished his Petersburg stint and moved on to New York to report to President Lynch after being sold to the National League. Smiling Al is cited as the best umpire to work in Virginia, with praised accuracy and no evident wrong calls. Also notes the Beaumont Texans sold pitchers Martin and Brandt to the Boston Americans. The page then details horse racing results and entries across several races with multiple horses listed and odds noted.
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Unclear list of names and items from fragmentary note
Fragmentary OCR list mentions multiple proper nouns and phrases such as Isesama, Burning Bush, Sierra, Montgomery, Peters, and Gold Pian. No coherent event or context emerges. cannot determine a definite news item or outcome from the readable text.
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Brquirer
10 & GR
Peene
Dale Sierra
Burning Bush
Tub Rose
Balyage Cool
Speedy motorboat Neptune to race at Cadillagua meets
Detroit readers learn of a bold entry by Lawrence Bue a two year old hydroplane driver in the Cadillagua speedboat races. Neptune a craft similar to Renace boats shows speed in practice and is entered in the 18 mile Tadaca championship while skipping the 4 mile event. Races run Tuesday and Thursday with the long race to follow.
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Cadillagua
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Renance
Har ness Races Open at Detroit Five Day Meet
Detroit prepares for the July 31 opening of the annual blue ribbon trotting meet with five days of racing and a strong field from the Gray Circuit. Promised for each day are substantial purses and top horses, aiming to crown one of the circuit’s premier events. Drivers Top Geers and George Spear have previously dominated, with this year’s event expected to draw elite contenders and high interest from merchants and manufacturers.
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Top Geers
George Spear
Federation of American Motorcyclists approves ocean to ocean relay plan
In Columbus Ohio on July 21 the federation passed a resolution to hold an ocean to ocean motorcycle relay. Every U S motorcycle club is urged to participate, with plans calling for delivering a message from New York to Los Angeles and involving more than 20 riders.
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Federation of American Motorcyclists
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U S Athlete 15 Winner at Copenhagen Meet
A large crowd at the stadium watched the American Olympic team in Copenhagen. J Donoghue of Los Angeles A C cleared 14 feet 4 inches in pole vault and jumped 2 feet 7 inches in the running broad jump, finishing second in the high hurdles won by Buh Dans.
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