Browns squeeze play sinks Griffs in ninth inning
In St Louis on July 21 the Browns used aggressive squeeze plays to beat the Griffs 5 to 4. Sisler, Williams, and Shanks led the Browns offense while Davenport and Shaw held the Griffs to a late rally that fell short as Judge, Foster, and Murphy produced key hits for New York.
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J. ¥. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Browns
Jim Shaw
Griffs
Dave Davenport
Shaw
Williams
Foster
Squeezing drives late rally in extra innings
A wild pitch put him on second as Bronkie walked and Gedeon’s fly dropped between Janvrin and Rice to fill the bases. Shaw forced in Davenport with four bad ones. Sisler tagged Bronkie at the plate while Williams caught a deep drive. Gharrity started the ninth with a single, Janvrin doubled, and Picinich advanced. Leonard ran for Picinich.
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Smith
Griffs
Charritty
Janvrin
Shuinks
Pirinich
Judge
Foster
Browny
Isler
Rice
Browns
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Shaw
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Washington
Murphy
Gharrity
Devonport
Shanks
Williams
Gerber
Shaw Skrean
Severerd
Bronkie
Gedeon
Picinich
Leonard
Griffs Lose Narrow Nightcap in One-Run Setback
Nationals 9 Griffs 1 rally in the ninth, continuing a string of one-run losses. Rice and Judge sparked offense, Gedeon and Murphy made stellar defensive plays, Gerber added two squeezes, and severeid on base situations helped keep Nationals from further scoring. Sisler and Shaw escaped trouble on steals and wildness, while Tobin and Williams saved late damage with sharp catches.
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Judge
Gedeon
Murphy
Severeid
Gerber
Sisler
Moriarity
Shaw
Tobin
Foster
Williams
Nationals
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White Sox sweep twin bill from New York in Chicago
Chicago routs the Yankees 7 to 6 and 6 to 4 to take three straight. Kerr earns the win in relief in both games as Shawkey and Russell are hit hard by the White Sox offense. Pipp, Lewis, Pratt, and Fewster lead New York while Collins, Weaver, and Felsch pace Chicago in the nightcap.
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Ruth's Wildness Helps Tigers Win 6 to 2
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 2 as Ruths strong pitching and fourteenth homer pace the win. Ehmke allowed hits but held in late innings. Ruth adds long homer at Navin Field. Poston notes Navin's longest homer to right field. Chicago hosts Rogue League championship opening with players from across the country entering.
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Romany Wins After Shoal Disqualified at Empire City
In a rain soaked Empire City card Shoal finished first but was disqualified for fouling Romany who was declared winner. American Boy placed second with judge claims and a four day suspension for Kummer. Other races featured Ticklish You Need and Day Due among tight finishes and wide rain soaked fields.
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Indians Rout Phillies 7 to 1 as Speaker’s Crew Wins
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 7 to 1 in the July 21 regatta of the season, marking their third straight win under Tris Speaker. Morton scattered hits while Rogers endured early trouble and Johnson relieved for Cleveland. Highlights include Kopp, Graney, Chapman, Speaker and Johnston driving runs, with Wambsganss making an error on defense.
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Braves Edge Cards In Fifteenth Inning Battle
Boston wins 7 to 6 over St Louis in a 15 inning game. Boeckel delivers a run scoring single in the 15th to bring Maranville home. Heathcote homered for St Louis while Hornsby and Herzog features in key plays. The match closes with Boston edging St Louis in a high effort contest. Concurrently Longwood club opens turf courts with tennis tournament action and player defaults noted.
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Holke
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Balla
Baseball standings and results from major leagues
American League standings show Chicago leading with .854, St Louis at .537, Boston .834, New York .564, Detroit .507, Philadelphia .492. Yesterday St Louis beat Washington 5 0, Cleveland 6 2, Boston 2, Chicago 7 6, New York 6 4 in 10 innings. Today Washington at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Village on sale by government seeks buyers for 296 homes
The Emergency Fleet Corporation housing division seeks buyers for an entire Baltimore county village St Helena. The 296 houses have modern utilities including a power house electric lighting cafeteria building and rail and trolley connections. Located 10 minutes from Sparrows Point shipyard the stucco houses offer four rooms and bath maple floors and front porches. Sealed bids due August 4 at 140 North Brand Street Philadelphia.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
United States Emergency Fleet Corporation
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Philadelphia
Reds to Get Hearing on Protested Game
Cincinnati Ohio July 21 August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati baseball club received a telegram from John Heydler head of the National League stating the Reds protest on the ruling canceling the July 6 game with Pittsburgh will be considered by Heydler and league directors. The telegram indicates the Reds request to complete the game by playing the seventh to ninth innings will be the only matter reviewed.
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Ohio
Four straight wins open Toledo Grand Circuit races
Toledo Ohio July 21 four events on opening day at Fort Miami Park were won in straight heats. Single G Direct C Burnett Mc Gregor the Great and Britton Forbes took the free-for-all pace 2 11 pace Tecumseh and 2 17 trot with purses of 2000 4000 3000 and 1000 respectively.
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McGregor the Great
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