Nationals trample White Sox in Chicago exhibition rout
Frank H. Young reports a lopsided game as Ted Lyons struggles and Zachary dominates. Washington uses early pressure to build a 16 to 2 lead, while Chicago fans watched miscues and feeble rallies. The contest ends with the Nationals cruising past their rivals.
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Xmas lead shapes late inning mishaps in tough frame
Zachary lofted a lob ball while Falk chased Collins and McClellan who had been killed in this frame. Bin hit for three bases and scored on gramm's single safeties as Barrett and Grabowski contributed enabling Willie to dent the pan before the Nats could retire the third man. The Nats pounded the field sending Rice, Sei bold, Taylor, Goslin and Judge in succession, then Ruel's sacrifice. Harris then delivered a laser, Peck walked and Zachary smiled as Falk pulled off a juggling play. Rice blasted to left as frame ended. CONTINUED on fourth page.
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Bassler's Bat Helps Tigers Defeat Yanks in July 21 Game
Detroit beat the world champions New York 9 to 7 to trim their AL lead to a half game. Bassler led with five singles, Blue had a triple and two singles, and Manush Heilmann and Rigney added key hits as Detroit totaled 18 hits off Hoyt and Bush.
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Kolp Hurls Browns To Win Over Macks
Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 as Kolp dominates and Evans drives in the decisive run with a seventh inning triple. Evans replaced Bennett in left after the latter was hit by a pitch. Game featured Kolp’s solid outing and a late go-ahead scoring play for the Browns.
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Tribe Beats Red Sox 2 1 in Ninth Inning Triumph
Cleveland edges Boston 2 to 1 as Speaker doubles and Sew gil bunts home Myatt run in the ninth. Burnes and Wambsgang turn double plays, Uhle allows two hits and six walks. Final score Boston six, Cleveland eight.
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Mohawks to Meet Arlington in Sandlot League Clash
The Mohawks travel to Union League Park at 4 45 tomorrow to face Arlington in the Sandlot League second honors battle. Kelly or Newman will handle the mound duties for the Hawks while Arlington’s starter is not yet announced.
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Major League Standings And Results From The League
Major League statistics show standings with New York and Boston near top. Washington, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland trails listed with records and percentages. Yesterdays results include Washington over Chicago and Detroit over New York. Todays games set matches across league venues including Chicago at Boston and New York at Cincinnati.
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U S Swimmers Dominate Prizes at Olympic Meet
In Tourelies France July 21 US swimmers claim the majority of awards after a water polo match with Sweden. French officials greet winners with handshakes while Elois Monton, Morton of Great Britain, and other victors receive honors. The Star Spangled Banner plays for the American winner, then God Save the King for Miss Morton.
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Austria Wins in Weight Lifting at D'Hiver Velodrome
The July 21 Paris event saw Austrian athletes dominate the featherweight division as Francico Stadler of Austria lifted approximately 78 kilograms, placing Austria first. The report notes the U S failed to participate in this branch of sport.
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Golumbias and Grays In Je League Battle
Golumbias and Grays clash in junior league action at Cardinal Park, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Both teams seek a decisive win as they vie for standings in a tight league race.
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Reds Rally In Eleven To Beat Giants 8-7
Cincinnati wins a tense eleven inning game 8 to 7 over New York. Rixey masters the mound after late Reds scoring drives, while Frisch and Kelly pace the Giants with key hits and an important triple by Pinelli.
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Phillies Trim Cardinals Behind Haines Strong Batting
Jesse Haines pitched well but was hit hard as the Phillies defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 4 in game three of the series. Haines allowed fifteen hits including a triple and three doubles in the ninth inning, while Holke drove in runs and Wrightstone scored ahead of him. Betts and Hubbell combined for the mound work.
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Dodgers and Pirates Split Rough Doubleheader
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split a July doubleheader with Brooklyn taking the first 6 2 and Pittsburgh winning the second 4 2. Vance held the Pirates to six hits in game one before Johnston sprained a knee and kay, likely sidelined days. Kremer dominated in game two as Pittsburgh topped Brooklyn. Ty Cobb hits 100 for the season in an AL note.
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Minor league results across leagues show scattered wins and losses
In the American Association Toledo, St. Paul and Kansas City posted records around .570 to .689 as Toledo led with 53 wins. The International League featured Baltimore and Toronto atop standings, while the Blue Ridge and Southern leagues reported mixed results including Martinsburg and Hagerstown claims in their divisions. The Piedmont and South Atlantic Leagues also showed competitive scores, with Greensboro and Charlotte winning and others battling into long innings. Florida State and Virginia leagues delivered notable shutouts and tight decisions, highlighting a busy small‑league baseball slate.
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United States leads in Olympic tennis and all-round scoring
The United States swept tennis events and built a commanding overall lead with 96.5 points, far ahead of France with 47, Britain with 44, and Finland at 34. The tally shows the U S total includes 10 points for tennis and 2 for gymnastics, as competition spans 16 events so far with more to come.
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Milstead in Fine Form Cubs Win 6th Straight
Milstead pitched strongly in his Chicago debut as the Cubs beat Boston 7 to 1 for their sixth consecutive victory. Hartnett and Friberg homered, with Tierney saving the visitors from a shutout. Boston’s offense managed little as Milstead and the Chicago defense controlled the game.
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American tennis players win all Olympic titles at stadium
American stars dominate the Olympic tournament as Vincent Richards and Francis Hunt win the men's doubles in five sets over Cothet Brugnon, and Miss Helen Wills with Marion Jessup triumph in the mixed doubles. Richards also wins the men's singles, Williams takes the women's singles, and the Americans finish with 56 points, far ahead of France.
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