Yankees Beat Indians In Opening Tilt For AL Lead
New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 to seize early lead in the American League series. Speaker and Gardner doubled to spark a ninth inning rally as Meusel Pipp and Ward delivered timely hits. Mays won, Caldwell took the loss.
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PERRY PITCHES MACKS TO AN EASY VICTORY
Perry and Witt sparked the Philadelphia Athletics to a 7 to 4 win over the Browns as Bayne faltered for St Louis and Sotheron struggled with the mix of hits. Mentioned are Dykes, Griffin, Dugan, Perry, Witt, and Berverniec with key plays and scoring details from the game.
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White Sox Meet Reverses in Hub
Boston defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Jackson hit a home run for Chicago in the second. Boston answered with a fifth inning rally on Walters double Hooper triple and Vitt sacrifice fly. Williams pitched for Chicago. Jones won for Boston.
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Pirates Stop Dodgers Streak In Pittsburgh Battle
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a game where Marquard exited in the fifth and Mitchell held the Pirates at bay. The home team pushed three runs on four hits as Brooklyn’s offense stalled after the early innings, with key plays and errors shaping the outcome.
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Braves Miscue Lingers In Long Loss To Cardinals
In St Louis on July 21 the Braves and Cardinals battled to a 3 to 3 tie after twelve innings when Doak scored from first on a wild return of St Aith's double to right. Sharp fielding defined the game as Heathcote made a running grab in the final inning with two out and two on. Doak pitched for Boston, while Fayrs, Smith, Hornsby and Knode provided key hits for St Louis.
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Umpires Withdrawn Amid Fan Turmoil at Durham Park
Durham July 21 President W G Bramham of the Piedmont League said he withdrew all league umpires from Durham Baseball Park due to ongoing unsportsmanlike behavior by many fans. He scheduled a league meeting in Greensboro for Monday July 26 to decide on the case.
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Minor Leagues Scores From Multiple Circuits
Akron 65 Reading 34 Jersey City Rochester rain Baltimore 16 Toronto 4 Syracuse 61 Buffalo 5-3 Memphis 10 Nashville Milwaukee 2 Columbus 0 Kansas City 63 Toledo 5-7 St Paul 2-8 Lagiserme 0- Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 3 Greenville 1 Charleston 0 Spartanburg 4 Augusta Columbia 5 Durham 3 High Point 2 Winston Salem 5 Danville 6 Raleigh Greensboro 0 Norfolk 5-0 Richmond 0-3 Petersburg 2 Suffolk 1 Portsmouth Tague San Antonio 2 Beaumont 1 Shreveport 8 Fort Worth 2 Galveston 6 Houston 5 Wichita Falls 3 Tampa Bay Florida State League Tempe Bradenton 4 Lakeland 7 Daytona 3 St Petersburg 2 Orlando 1 Sanford Bartown rain
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Major League Pennant Races Update and Schedule
Baseball standings show Washington and New York atop the AL and NL with several clubs in pursuit. Today's games feature St. Louis at Washington, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, and Detroit at Philadelphia as pennant chatter continues.
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Yankees Ruth Draws Biggest Crowds in Baseball History
Roundup reports pennant races tight in both leagues with standout figures. Babe Ruth fuels record attendances beyond World Series figures, drawing fans to the Polo Grounds and other parks as New York bids for the pennant. McGraw’s Giants aim to stay in the NL race while Jack Johnson faces a legal comeback, unlikely to reclaim boxing glory. Ed Bacon jumps from Richmond Virginia League to an independent club in Virginia.
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Barnes Wins Shawnee Open In Stunning Golf Show
James M. Barnes of Sunset Hills captured the Shawnee Open title with a 287 gross, five under par, two strokes ahead of runner up Edward Ray. Ray led early with superb drives and birdies, while Barnes countered with iron play and steady rounds, finishing with a 71 in the final round and setting the pace for next month’s Inverness course event.
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Chess Masters Award Prizes At American Chess Congress
The American chess congress formed at a dinner with four masters in the event. A.J. Melure of Lakewood NJ was elected president, M.OD Merkland of Atlantic City and Herman Behr of New York as vice presidents, FS Tackanr of Philadelphia secretary, Walter F Shiplex of Philadelphia treasurer. S Jackson of Philadelphia won first prize for the best game, Charlie Jaffe of New York took second, Frank J.T. Marshall of New York received the special prize for the best game. Two Rex A.C. games against the Washington Giants are set for Sunday at Fifteenth and H streets, and Monday at American League Park. Ernest Rockier and Carl Stockholm depart for New York to join Olympic cycling events.
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