Nationals Rally To Beat Indians In Cleveland Tilt
In Cleveland on July 27, the Nationals edged the Indians 4 to 3 as Uhble allowed fewer hits than Ogden. Key moments included six walks by the Indians starter, solid work by Lebold Goslin and Taylor, and Summa's late two-base hit that helped secure the victory and keep Washington tied for second, a half game behind the leaders.
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White Sox Rally Wins 7-6 in Hectic Ninth
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 6 after a wild ninth. Babe Ruth and Meusel error aided the decisive rally as Gaston forced in the winning runs. Thurston a masterful starter left with the lead, while Robertson earned the win in his first start since April.
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Major League standings and results from July day
Major League standings show American League leaders Chicago and Cleveland with tight records. Yesterday Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 to 2 as Meeker outpitched Dauss with strong bullpen work. Today Washington visits Cleveland and New York plays Chicago among other matchups.
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Sisler's Home Run Wins for Browns in Boston finale
In St Louis July 27 Sisler hit a eighth inning home run driving in three to break a 6 6 tie and lift the Browns to an 8 6 victory over Boston in the second game of the series. Boone also homered for St Louis with Danforth and Fullerton top performers in a rugged pitching matchup.
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Hagen and Kirkwood Receive Bad Beating in Charity Golf
At Shenecossett Country Club Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood endured a rare defeat as Alex Smith and Jack Stait of Hartford dominated. Kirkwood shot a 67 to threaten the course record, but Smith’s display, aided by Stait, sealed the win. A senior league meeting is set for Thursday at 529 Wieventh Street Southeast with Virginia managers Ballston Falls Church and Glen Carlyn urged to attend.
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Dodgers Edge Reds In Doubleheader Split
Brooklyn opened with a 5 to 4 win as Vance struck out nine in a strong outing. In the nightcap the Reds defeated the Dodgers 9 to 1 as Rixey held the line until the ninth inning and Ruether was hammered early, with Pyrene July 27 in Brooklyn.
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U S Olympic Stars Sail for Home Today
Paris July 27 More than 200 American Olympic athletes remaining for the closing ceremonies will sail tomorrow from Cherbourg on the steamer America. The returning contingent includes about half of those who came over to France with the eighth games. Notable names lead track and field rosters with Robertson and Christi among the stars aboard.
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Giants Take Another From St. Louis 6-4
New York Giants beat St. Louis 6 to 4 in the third game of the series. Virgil Barnes pitched nine innings, allowing eleven hits. Ross Young out, Southworth in right field. Young hospitalized with internal troubles. Final line shows multiple batters with hits and runs, including Holmes Hornsby Frisch Wilson Jackson Groh. St. Louis hitters tallied with Holm and Leagy, while Meusel Blades Snyder contributed in field. Forfeits noted: St Joseph's forfeited to Stanley in midgets section B for no appearance.
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Minor League Results Across Multiple Circuits
International League standings show Toronto Syracuse and Newark in tight spots with Rochester, Jersey City, and Baltimore trailing. American Association games feature St Paul and Columbus close, while Milwaukee and Kansas City post wins. Southern Association results cover Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans, and Memphis in a busy midweek slate.
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Sweden Wins Olympic Equestrian Games at Colombes
Sweden captured the Olympic equestrian games at the Colombes stadium in France. Belgium took second while Holland Portugal Switzerland and Italy shared other honors. Maj Sloan Doak, who earlier won the cross country, did not finish among individual scorers.
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Western Golf Champion Heads to National Event
Harrison R. Johnston of St. Paul won the Western Golf championship at Hinsdale and plans to enter the national championship at Philadelphia and possibly the Western Open at Calumet Club in Chicago. His late surge against Albert Seckel featured several near-miraculous holes and a dramatic finish. The piece notes Johnston’s remarkable 36 holes and his formidable finishing putts.
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Firpo and Wills Fight Set for Jersey September 11
Argentine heavyweight Firpo and challenger Harry Wills will meet in a 12 round bout at Boyle’s Thirty Acres in Jersey City on September 11. Promoter Rickard announced after a long conference with officials. The heavyweight clash may precede other international matches and a possible September 15 bout. Tickets cost 2 dollars and up, with ringside seats. taxes extra.
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Japs Buy Tennis Goods With Donation
A donation of 4406 to the United States Lawn Tennis Association accompanied by a Japan letter recounts relief aid after the Tokyo Yokohama earthquakes. Funds funded 44 rackets 110 nets 22 dozen balls and tape as a gesture of gratitude from Japan.
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Saturday Winners In Montgomery League Report
Special to The Washington covers Montgomery County league results. Bethesda defeats Ho e at Bethesda 12-7. Boyd wins from Washington in Washington Grove 12-4. Jo on ville defeats Dickerson 9-1. Bethesda leads with 12 victories, second place Boyd 11, Rockville strong with four straight wins. Next Saturday Bethesda faces Washington in a key matchup.
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Whitney Calls Parke To Ride at Saratoga
Parke prepares to ride at Saratoga as Whitney signals him for a mount. Rider Ivan Paria leaves this week to wear silks for Hairs Payne Whillis, while Mose Gelidtatt and Viniunat turfinun are also mentioned. Parke leads the Raceland riders in victories.
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Junior Doubles Championship to Be Held at Dumbarton Today
The district junior doubles championship takes place at the Dumbarton club courts at 3:30 noon. Doyle and Jedwiler face Callan and Bowen for the honors in what promises to be a competitive, well contested match based on past performances.
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Cumberland Colts Defeat Elks 20 to 2 in Maryland
Cumberland Colts overwhelmed Uniontown Elks 20 to 2 in Cumberland Maryland with ten runs in the third inning. Batteries Offenbacher Jones and Wavunas Skidmore and Pflester. Elsewhere Washington All-Stars beat St Os 72 to 7 and Herzls prevailed 15 to 7 over Fairfax pitchers as the Tiezzis delivered big second inning.
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Prospects Likely Defeat Amateurs at Columbia Club
Report outlines a tennis event where amateurs face professionals at Columbia Club. Article lists players such as MeLeod and Tessin and notes a later schedule of matches across clubs, with emphasis on pairing amateurs against professionals and the anticipated advantage for the professionals. The piece mentions Ontario wins and notes organizers coordinating pairings and venues for the interclub competition.
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