Yankees Grip AL Lead With Win Over Indians in Third Game
New York, July 22. The Yankees defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 to seize the American League lead. Ruth hit his 33rd home run, Peckinpaugh added a circuit clout, and Shawkey pitched well into the eighth. Cleveland scored early on Chapman’s triple and Speaker’s sac fly, but New York answered with three runs in the fourth. Shawkey allowed eight hits in seven innings before Mogridge finished.
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Murphy's Pinch Hit Wins for White Sox
Murphy delivered a game winning pinch hit in the eighth inning, driving in the tying and go ahead runs as Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 7 to 0. Liebold sparked a six hit rally, pennock and others contributing while Fortun e pitched.
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Wake of the Gan Game Ends Series as Browns Face Griffs Today
The Griffs and Browns close their series with a 3 p.m. start to let visitors catch an early Detroit train. McBride went hitless but made two solid fielding plays while Milan led the Nationals with two hits. Sisler homered for his first hit of the series, and Sotheron fanned eight. Harris and Austin contributed solid defense, and Coyle won the Marine Corps tennis final 6-3 6-4 over Richardson on Municipal courts.
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NINTH INNING RALLY BEATS CUBS FOR PHILADELPHIA VICTORY
Philadelphia trailed Chicago but erupted in the ninth, seven runs, to turn a 7 3 deficit into a 10 7 win. Vaughn started for Chicago allowing the rally as Carter failed to stop the surge and Briley closed it out. Run totals include notable hits by Miller Fletcher and Rawlings with Car ter and Lebourreau among Chicago relievers.
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Major League pennant races pace 1920s standings
Major league pennant races report current standings for both leagues with teams like Chicago Detroit and St Louis leading their divisions. Listings show wins losses and percentages with scattered game pairings such as Cleveland at New York and Philadelphia at Chicago reflecting a busy schedule.
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Americans win final in Antwerp Olympic trap shooting
Antwerp July 2 The American team won the Olympic team trap shooting final with a team score of 647 out of 600. Individual leaders included Troeh and Airlie each with 34 of 35 in the first round. Wright and Howser posted strong scores. Canada and Belgium notable but Canada failed to place as many in the top half. Eight of nine nations survived the first round with Finland eliminated.
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Oarsmen Fail to Win Navy as Second Crew Gains in Trials
Worcester reports Naval Academy second eight wins the Intermediate eight-oared shell championship at Lake Quinsigamond, earning a spot to race against the varsity and other crews for the senior eight and a U S Olympic berth in Antwerp. Navy led early but Detroit Boat Club finished strong. Duluth Boat Club claims junior and intermediate four-oared titles amid a day of regatta heats and related events.
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Pirates Rout Mamaux But Dodgers Win
Pirates rout Mamaux 6 to 5 as Mamaux exits in eighth after three Brooklyn runs. Smith relieves to stop further scoring. Schmidt and Haeffner hit by four pitches, forcing retirements. The Dodgers gain in Texas League results with Wichita, Fort Worth, Galveston, Shreveport, Beaumont, and Houston all posted scores.
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Potomac Scullers Hold Nerve In Worcester Regatta
Washington rowers Andrew Hatterly and Robert Dancan of Potomac Boat Club placed near the top in the Donal regatta at Worcester though no event titles. Hatterly finished third in intermediate single sculls and Dancan sixth as they roved for the Potomac crew. The article lists other race details and departmental league results with various teams and players.
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