Reds and Pirates Halt Contests Over League Agreement
The Reds and Pirates pause their games as WT and Ty Cb and others face penalties for violations of league rules. Meran and Bezdek are highlighted by the board for signing an agreement. Officials warn that further infractions by managers or staff will bring heavy penalties. The column notes results from Columbia Charleston Augusta and Spittanvurg with limited clarity due to the damaged text.
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Bezdek
Notge
Improved Griffes Meet Macks Here
Washington notes on the Nationals road trip with the club lagging in pennant pace down the Western swing. Griffs show improved form and plan a series with the Athletics before facing Western teams again as they aim to climb from mid-standings.
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Red Sox
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West Tners
Theii Astern
Bathhey
Lagues Orchestra
Phillies halted after winning five straight
Philadelphia, July 23 two game doubleheader results show the Phillies ending a five game win streak. In the first game Pittsburgh won 6 to 1 behind Meadows and Bancroft key hits. The second game featured a strong pitching duel with Watt and Miller and an Orioles-like defense supporting a lone Pittsburgh run by Bigbee while Philadelphia failed to capitalize.
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Navy Retains Richard Glendon to Coach Oarsmen
Annapolis Md July 23 Richard Glendon of Boston college rowing coach with longest term of service returns to the Naval Academy for a three year stay He has tutored Navy oarsmen for seventeen years Terms nearly agreed and contract sent for signature The past season was Glendon s best with an eight that defeated Pennsylvania Harvard Princeton and Syracuse at Annapolis and won the Henley event at Philadelphia while his junior crews also did well
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Naval Academy
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Griffmen Face Mack Clash At American League Park
Tonight at 330 p m the twelfth Griffs Macks meeting of the season unfolds at American League Park. Griffs lead the series in nearly every stat, with the Washington club holding the edge in most categories as they seek victory.
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Washington
Red Sox Deliver 8-1 Win Over Tigers in Detroit
Boston pitchers limited Detroit to one run as the Red Sox racked up 12 hits and capitalized on errors and walks. Hooper, Schang, and Jones powered the offense with key RBIs while Detroit’s pitching struggled to contain the visitors.
Barnes Takes Lead With 69 In Western Open Round
James Barnes of Sunset Hill Club set the pace at the Western Open at Mayfield Country Club, carding a 69 to lead a field of 134. Tom McNamara was second after a 70 while Fred McLeod and Walter Hagen posted 71 and 72 respectively as strong scoring produced a tight early leaderboard.
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Ohio
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Sunset Hill Club
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Mayfield Country Club
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Fred McLeod
Columbia Country Club
Washington
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Leo Diegel
Metro
Michigan
Wille Kdd
St Lewi
Charles D Thom
Shinnecock Hills
Wiger
Bob MacDonald
Chiago
Hagen
Nu Creek
Phelps Bests Capers to Lead Southern Tennis Championship Progress
Asheville July 23 Edmond Phelps of New Orleans defeated Rutledge Capers of Augusta to sharpen his chances at the Southern championship. Charles Rodgers of Knoxville eliminated A M Kennedy of Atlanta and will meet Fred Thomas of Asheville as rounds advance toward a semifinal with J W Erwin of Spartanburg and, ultimately, Edmond Phelps or A Mansfield.
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Augusta
Edmond Phelps
New Orleans
A. M Kennedy
Atlanta
Charles M Rodgers
Knoxville
Tonn Rodgers
Fred Thomas
J’ W Erwin
Spartanburg
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Wakefield Romp for Carmandale at Empire City
New York July 23 heavy track at Empire City. Carmandale owned by R F Carman won the Wakefield handicap for 2 year olds over 544 furlongs. Dream of the Valley, Krewer and Lovely chased. Carmandale led early and held off Fancy rivals to win narrowly as Dream of the Valley failed to rise. Short final results across multiple races noted with heavy footing and close finishes for Barley Water and others.
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Empire City
R F
Carman
Carmandale
Glen Riddle Farm
Lovely
Krewer
Hackamore
Brewer
T Lovely
Barley Water
Vosheel Beats Kinsey in Exhibition Tennis
In Cleveland on July 23, Howard Voshell defeated Robert Kinsey 6-3 in an exhibition singles match after the Tri-States sectional doubles tournament began with fourteen teams competing at the University Club courts.
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Kentucky
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Fred Alexander
New York
Howard Voshell
Brooklyn
Robert Kinsey
Rael Graves
California
Lucien Williams
J Webber
Chicago
Giants Rally Past Reds in Rainy Giant-Red Clash
Benton outpitched Sallee as a downpour delayed events in the first game of a doubleheader. Benton also slugged a two-run homer with two aboard in the third, lifting the Giants over the Reds in the muddied classic and signaling a strong start for the visitors.
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Sallee
Cubs Blank Dodgers In Doubleheader
Brooklyn reports a split with Chicago as both games featured pitching and fielding miscues. Alexander and Woe pitched for Chicago while Grimes struggled for Brooklyn in the opener, and Chicago batted hard in the nightcap despite defensive errors on a slippery field.
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Hurricana Stud Plans Yearling Auction at Saratoga
John Ranford of the New York State racing commission and Hurricana Stud owner announces an auction of 18 yearlings at Saratoga on August 7. Fifteen colts and three fillies to be sold, eight to ten fillies retained for future stud service at Hurricana, with Sardanapale and The Manag Tooven among stallions represented in the sale.
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Dirigibby
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Fompie City
12000 See Trotters in Action at Toledo
Toledo Ohio July 29 twelve thousand persons said to be the largest crowd that ever saw racing on Toledo track witnessed the teranad Maltvenss at Port Miami. Jimmy was fast and the track fair. HilGken won the 299 trot Water QWish ne at am the first heat. Mariondele won the 214 trot. Trink Giney with Walter Cox winning the Walls Quiriand stake of 300 dollars. Mr Dosald drove Duter lee to a win in the 4 year old trot. Little Lees best time was 210 percent.
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Jimmy
Thomas
Peto
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PLAN U S REGATTA FOR BRITISH COLONIALS
Boston invites yachtsmen from Australia New Zealand and Canada to visit in September for races with American amateur rowers. The plan includes overseas crews and a regatta in Neg Tesult 13 at a rowing club with arrangements being made for a September event.
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