Young Girls Swim Faster Than Older Rivals Meet
Ten swimming events at the municipal pools directed by Superintendent Fred J. Brunner showcased strong performances by young competitors. Notable feats included a 90 foot race for women, a half mile won by May Crockett in 19 minutes 34 2 3 seconds, and standout times by Katherine Conmar Ruth Reached and Jennie Snyder among others. The meet featured multiple age groups from 12 to 18, with several girls achieving rapid times in freestyle and stroke races.
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Foster Enjoys Errorless Fielding Run Against Indians
Eddie Foster played a standout game in the field versus the Indians, handling eighteen chances without an error. He amassed ten chances in the first game and eight in the second, continuing a strong stretch of fielding form.
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Cards Defeat Braves In 11 Inning Battle
St Louis edged Boston 4 to 3 in eleven innings as Cruise doubled and scored on a Paulette single and Baird sac fly. Raul Paulette, Baird, Hornsby, and Cruise contributed key hits while Packard and Ames pitched for St Louis. The game featured a late scoring rally and a tense extra frame finish.
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White Sox Hammer Four Yank Pitchers
New York May 27 Chicago defeated New York in a hard hitting game. The visitors wounded four New York pitchers Caldwell Love Shocker and Mogridge for thirteen hits. Miller and Hendryx starred for Chicago as Russell left the mound.
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Cobb Traps Ball And Starts Double Play
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3 as Cobb sparked a fifth inning double play trap and collected two hits in five at bats. Johnson and Anderson struggled for Philadelphia, while Vitt and Bodie stood out with multiple hits and RBI as Detroit pulled away early and held the lead through the game.
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Reds Fifth Inning Seals Victory In Short Rally
Cincinnati wins after five first-inning runs, as Mayer exits early. Phillies’ pitching struggles yield 6 runs in the frame, with key hits by Cravath and Dagey. Final score 6 to 0 or 9 to 4?
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Giants Beat Cubs 3 1 In Seventh Inning Rally
Chicago yielded four hits to Ballee while New York capitalized on Demaree’s step and pulled ahead 3 1. The 458th Highlanders band played patriotic airs and drilled before the game to boost recruiting efforts.
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Nationals Tie Indians With Strong Win In Doubleheader
Jim Shaw yielded a tight performance guiding the Nationals to a 4 to 2 victory in game two after a 3 to 2 loss in the matinee. Harmful insults and heated exchanges marked the park as Hank Shanks clashed with Fred Coombe while Bert Gallia absorbed blows but remained effective.
Indians Hold On For Narrow Win In Early Scoring
Joe Judge connected for a first inning double driving in a run as Cleveland's Indians struck early, adding one more in the third and eighth innings. Zeb Milan stole second and third twice but was left on base both times while Mike Menosky batted for the younger Milan. Despite threats in the eighth and ninth, fast fielding kept the Nationals from crossing the plate.
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Griffmen Rally In Long Game Against Nationals
Griffmen hold lead after the fourth inning as Judge and Foster drive runs, Morton struggles through four hours of baseball. Shanks, Milan, and Rice contribute with key hits while Arnamith, Shaw, and Judge push the offense late. Indians gain first run in the fourth on Speaker’s hit as Tris steals second and Harris scores.
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Judge Delivers Stellar First Base Defense and Key Hits
Jos Judge shines as one of the American League's top first basemen, delivering timely hits and flawless fielding for the Griffmen. He collects runs, makes two brilliant plays in an inning, supports double plays, and handles 26 chances without an error as the Nationals and Indians clash.
Draft may prevent big series says ban
Chicago July 27 There is talk of delaying the world series as a result of the draft on major league baseball players by the draft Bob Johnson president of the American League said here tonight on his return from New York He said that valuation of draft members held by players shown that probably 25 men would be taken from the American league and that the American would not play the series if it were handicapped by that serious a loss The league president also stated that he had learned that the military drilling installed by the league in the season would not cause the War Department to extend exemption to ball players until the end of the season His information Mr Johnson declared was that the ball players would be drafted about September 1 An interview by the American League president in New York urging ball players not to claim exemptions gave rise to suggestions by baseball experts here that the draft would result in recalling to the major leagues many men now playing in the minor leagues who once were stars in the majors but are now past the age of the draft The second division clubs and the smaller leagues will suffer more from the draft it was pointed out than the big leagues owing to the larger percentage of older men in the first division clubs The younger players now being tried out in the small clubs and the second divisions will show a larger percentage taken by the draft I sincerely hope that ball players in both major and minor leagues who have been drafted will go to the colors without claiming exemption Mr Johnson said.
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Fall Noted Runner Enlists Amid Baseball Standings
Chicago July 27 Edwin H Fall of Oberlin College, holder of the Western conference mile record, enlisted in the navy. The column also lists yesterday’s baseball results with Detroit beating Philadelphia and other NL standings and today’s matchups. Major horse racing entries follow with purses and entrant names across seven races at Yonkers and more.
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Milan and Judge Have a Field Day With Bats
Clyde Milan led Washington with five hits in six at bats to raise his daily average to .333 in a two game set against the Indians. Joe Fudge added four hits in seven appearances for a .571 tally, including two doubles off Boecking and a stolen base, as the pair powered the club's offense.
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Barry Shannon Nose Ahead In The Mahopac Handicap
At Empire City race track July meet, Barry Shannon, an outsider at 7 to 1, nosed ahead of Gillies in the Mahopac Handicap for 3-year-olds and up over about 6 furlongs. Brooklyn, the favorite, finished third as Barry Shannon edged clear nearing the line.
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Malden 2 Year-Olds Race Results at Kenilworth
Malden two year olds race results from Kenilworth include Purus winning the first race over Rasenta and Hasty Mabel with times around 1:07 and purses of 800 dollars. Cuddle and Edith Baumann place in the second race with Finn Father among notable runners. Rafferty dominates the third race, with Wow and Thile Prince following. Sargon V1 wins the fourth race as Jack Knipe places second and Brightlands third. Isabelle F leads the fifth back in Canada foaled contenders, with additional entrants listed.
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Palzer Boxer Near Death After Father Shoots Him
Al Palser, a heavyweight boxer, lies near death in a Ming Falls hospital after his father fired a rifle at him while Palser tried to shield his mother. The shooting followed a quarrel between Palser’s parents.
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Horse racing results and traffic fine at Brooklyn
Racing cards show multiple races with winners and odds in New York on July 27. Benon Leonard, light heavyweight champion, paid a $25 fine for violating traffic rules after his car struck a trolley car discharging passengers in Brooklyn.
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