Browns back Weilman stylish in 5 0 win over Nationals
Left handed pitcher Carl Weilman held the Washington Nationals to five scattered hits for a shutout as the St. Louis Browns won 5 to 0. Brown batters Harper and Zachary figured prominently with timely hits and strong support from Weilman who allowed no runner to reach second through eight innings. Jacobson and Sisler powered the offense with extra base hits and critical RBI, while Grammars and defenders starred behind Weilman in a dominant Cleveland-style shutout performance.
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Baseball standings and schedule note from yesterday and today
National League standings show New York 48 23 .676 and Cincinnati 49 26 .653 with Boston 28 45 .384, Chicago 35? ?. Brooklyn 38 36 .614 and St Louis 29 48 .377. Yesterday all games postponed by rain. Today matchups include Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Two Passes Pave Way For Tigers Victory
Detroit defeated Boston 2 to 1 behind two bases on balls and clutch hits. Young scored on a walk and Cobb singled then came home on Veach’s single and Heilman’s sacrifice fly. Cobb drew a base on balls in the sixth, contributing to Detroit’s second run as Boston left 11 men on base.
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Griffs lose second Western invasion in St Louis series
Nationals finish Western swing with losses to Detroit and St Louis but split the Cleveland Chicago engagements. Mollie Craft departs for Minneapolis while Harper struggles to win a game. Gharrity bats for him, Jacobson returns with a two-run double and a seventh-inning triple, and Ruston’s defense helps keep the score close. Browns fall to Washington after five hits, and Griffs head home Thursday morning.
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Gerber Drives In Run as Nats Rally to End Game
Gerber drove in a run and doubled Williams off second. Foster singled to center to start the ninth for Washington, then new batter popped to Gerber. Rice singled Foster to second, Murphy lined to Smith, Foster third on the catch, Rice stole second, Bronkie threw out Foster to end the day.
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Cleveland Tops Phillies 4 3 for Third Straight Win
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 to complete a third consecutive victory. Elmer Myers improves with a triple that drives in two. pinch-hitter Burrus foils Philadelphia in the ninth as they attempt to rally with the bases loaded and two out. Myers earns the win while Naylor takes the loss. Crawford? none.
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Yanks Bunch Hits To Beat White Sox 6 1
New York defeated Chicago 6 to 1 at Chicago, stopping the White Sox winning streak. Quinn pitched masterfully for the Yankees and got strong defense, including two sharp double plays. Chicago’s lone run came after two were out in the ninth as Pipp fumbled Weaver’s grounder, allowing Leibold to score.
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Recount Wins Gramatan as Canada Moves Toward Racing Legalization
New York reports a dark damp day at Empire City where Andrew Miller’s Re count won the Gramatan handicap over Pickwick, with Rose d’Or taking third. Earlier, Woodtrap led to win in Cornwall, and Loftus’s ride on Sun Sriar was dismissed after an official investigation. The Toronto scene notes Canada may legalize horse racing once war ends, with a 1917 order in council previously banning racing.
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Grand Circuit Races in Toledo End With Multiple Injuries
Edward F Geers and Tommy Murphy win major events at Fort Miami on day two of Grand Circuit. Murphy takes 2:11 trot with Fenesta and Maumee stake with Royal Mac, Geers drives Goldie Todd to 2:09 pace win for $1,000. Natalie the Great wins 7 year old trot. An accident in heat two injures four drivers including Murphy and Hedrick. Ashby suspended for the season over conduct in heat three.
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Australian Net Star May Appear At Newport Exhibition
Norman E. Brooks of Australia and Maurice E. McLoughlin of California, famed Davis cup finalists, may renew the rivalry at Newport during the week of August 4 as the U S National Lawn Tennis Association announced. The Australian side expected Aug 1 may take part in Newport exhibitions while McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy plan to be in the East the week before the national doubles in Boston.
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Southern tennis opens with Phelps advances in singles
In Asheville on July 22 the first round of men s singles concluded with Esmond Phelps of New Orleans defeating J D Hunt Jr of Atlanta 1 6 4 6 4. Capers brothers Frank and Rutledge of Augusta won in doubles, defeating W Erwin and W L Carey of Spartanburg.
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Striking Prisoners Demand Shorter Hours at Leavenworth
Two thousand nine hundred military prisoners at Leavenworth Federal Disciplinary Barracks struck in protest today refusing to work. Guards were repelled when ordered to move from cells as Col. Frederick Rice received a twelve-man committee seeking shorter hours and more to eat. The hearing identified most strikers as foreign-born radicals, with many sentenced in France. Rice said he would convey the demands to Washington.
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Army Trucks Reach Iowa in Welcoming Tour
Special to The Washington Post Clinton Iowa July 22 The motors transport corps train passed from Illinois into Iowa amid citizens and festivals. A formal welcome will be extended tomorrow at Cedar Rapids by Lieut Moore yesterday’s run of 80 miles to Kalb was the most disagreeable due to heavy dust Cedar Rapids will be tonight’s stopping place.
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Duke Named President of State Normal School for Women
Samuel P. Duke, state supervisor of high schools, was named president of the Virginia normal school for women in Harrisonburg, with the board in Richmond approving the choice. The appointment places Duke at the helm of the women’s normal school here starting this session.
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