Nationals Batters Shine as Griffith Leads Final White Sox Tuneup
The Nationals win the final series with the White Sox as Griffith shines at bat with a .432 pace for 19 names and strong fielding. Rice collects four hits while Eddie Collins goes perfect at the plate. Johnson to be held in reserve if Bart falters as Jamieson pinch hits and drives in two runs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's Games
The American League standings show New York at 50 wins and 48 losses, with Cleveland at 49 and Chicago at 6. Yesterday's results list New York, Detroit, St. Louis, Washington, Philadelphia, and others. Today's games feature Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Boston, St. Louis at New York, and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Indians Bunch Hits Gandil Getting Trio
Cleveland bunched nine of its twelve hits off Nabors in three innings and beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. Gandil led at bat with three singles in four times up.
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Mamaux Honored With Diamond Pin In Pittsburgh Game
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh battled in rain delayed action with Pittsburgh leading 8 to 2 in the fourth inning. Mamaux day saw friends present him a diamond pin and Hinehman homered in the third inning.
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Nationals Beat White Sox In Slugfest Despite Errors
The Nationals defeated the White Sox 7 to 6 in a high scoring game marked by miscues. Eddie Foster and Griffiths misplays helped Chicago gain advantage, while Moeller Gharrity and Foster led Nationals with multiple hits and 17 total. Scott started for the White Sox, relieved by Cicotte, as Chicago threatened late but fell short.
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National League Standings and Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary standings show Pittsburgh at 37 40 and Chicago at 40 45 with several games listed. New York hosts Chicago while Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and Boston plays Philadelphia as partial 1940s era NL schedule text appears.
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Herzog's Hit Carries Giants Past Cubs 7 to 1
New York Giants defeat Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 as Herzog joins the New York lineup with a fifth inning homer. Teammate Wortman homered, Burns and Williama drive in runs, Tesreau lasting six innings for the win while Packard struggles in relief.
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Mathewson Debuts as Reds Lose in Extras
Cincinnati hires Christy Mathewson as manager for the rest of the season and 1927. In his first game, the Reds tied Philadelphia in the ninth but fell 4 to 2 in the tenth. Players Stork Good Whitted Lauterna Bancroft Grob Roush Grittaul Clarke Errore Whitted and Eines scored for Philadelphia.
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Victory for Braves on rally in eighth at St Louis
Boston wins 4 3 in St Louis as Messem weakens in the eighth and allows a homer a triple and a single. Hornady belts a long homer at the park, Beaton and Maranville drive runs, Gowdy and Gonzales factor in errors and hits. Time two hours sixteen minutes.
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U S Golfer Praised by Lord Northcliffe
Chicago reports Charles Chick Evans, fresh Open champion at Minneapolis, shown a congratulatory note from Lord Northcliffe of the London Times. The English editor lauds Evans's victory, recalls his conduct at Sandwich, and remarks on temper and sportsmanship.
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Yachts Show Speed in Put-in-Bay Races
In Put-in-Bay July 21, eight regatta events ran under a brisk breeze. Winners included Buffalo and Detroit boats with times ranging from 1 hour 4 minutes to 27 minutes. Notable placers were Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo, and Minneapolis entries across multiple classes.
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