Nationals and Indians Battle Ends In 2 To 1 Defeat
Cleveland wins 2 to 1 over Washington as Mogridge struggles on the mound. Matthews belts a clutch seventh inning double after Speaker nearly scores earlier, but miscues and timely hits tilt the game in Cleveland’s favor. Multiple players from both teams contribute, with Stanton Coveleski earning the win and Mogridge charged with the loss.
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Frank A. Young
Leveland
Ohio
George Mogridge
C Schacht
Altreck
Capital City
Hoyle
Washington
Cleveland
Russell
Matthews
AB. McNulty
J. Sewell
Taylor
Mogridge
T. Sewell
Burns
Stephens Lurzke
U Harris
Speaker
Coveleski
Harrison
Tudge
Coveland
Ogm Mogridge
Strucveleski
Om” Mogridge
Magridge
Connolly
Narlin
Minor League Results Interleague Standings and Scores
Summary of minor league results across multiple associations. Buffalo and Jersey City show scattered wins and losses. various leagues list team records and standings including Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas City and Toledo. Scores reflect recent games with several tight finishes and ongoing pennant races in the Southern Atlantic and Piedmont leagues.
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W.L. Pet
L. Pet
St. Paul
Toledo
ATA Indianagoing
Columbus
Loulertilie
Alwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbua
Indianapolis
Lowsaville
Milwaukee
Southern Association
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile
Greenville
Augusta
Maron
Spartanburg
Uvharlotte
Ashevie
Peternburg
Tampa
Orland
Takernade
Darkness
Durham
Raleigh
Thanville
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Debason City
S Morristown
Knoxville
Kingsport
Bristol
Greeneville
First Wins for Redlegs in a Tight 3-2 Battle
Brooklyn, N Y July 28 Rube Ehrhardt debuted for Brooklyn after Osthorpe allowed three Reds in the first inning. Ehrhardt shut out Cincinnati the rest of the way on eight hits as Brooklyn beat the Reds 3 to 2. Critz Bohne Walker Brown Deberry score for Brooklyn with three runs in the first and late offense.
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Brooklyn N .Y
Osthorpe
Rube. Ehrhardt
Brooklyn
Lakeland
Fla
Reds
Clacinngti- Abe
EE Walker
Onraler
Brown
Donohue
Ehrhardt
Critz
Bohne
Walker
Deberry
Mitchell
Breanler
Griffith
Derbie
Crittt Bresgier
Inrinnati
Palls
Onborne
Cabbre Tin
Ouborne
Jennings to Referee Davis Cup Matches in Baltimore
Joseph M. Jennings of Philadelphia, former USLTA treasurer, named referee for Davis Cup matches between Mexico and the winner of Australia China in the American zone. The event runs August 7–9 at Baltimore Country Club, leading to a September Germantown clash for the world trophy. Australia and Japan lead the American zone, with Europe narrowing to Czechoslovakia and England or France in play.
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Philadelphia
Joseph M. Jennings
United States Lawn -Tennis Association
Mexico
Baltimore Country Club
United States
Germantown
Australia
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Frazeg
England
Aoa
Ruth's 31st Homer Helps Yankees Sweep Chicago in雙header
New York moves to first in the American League pennant race by winning both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago 8 to 3 and 12 to 10 in Chicago. Babe Ruth clubs his 31st homer as Ward and Share provide early support and Mangum struggles for Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Faber
Ward
Share
Cally
Yankees
Leo Mangum
Minneapolis
Babe
Ruth
Mike Cvengaros
C.A
AL Wittef
Garddeacon
Dagen
Hooper Rt
OjCélling
Osheely
Starkit
Meusel
Pipp
Dugas
Schana
Scott
Arehdeacon
Collins
Sheely
Wward
Valk
Melélian
Falk
Award
Rons
Bchang
New Fork
Ab-H.o.a
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Warndearon
Noenenet & Bolcolingen
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Mostt Acott
Barrett
Mamaux
Oldehath
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Crouse
Jones
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Cxengtes
Ot Lyons
B. A . Thorsten
Rom
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York
Dugan
Ruth Pipp
Weimann
Les Lays
Coline Ie Indreete
Vaaely i Chicaro
Mingum
Shirley Is Sent Home To Get Ankle Cured
An injured baseman, Shirley, was sent home from Ohio on July 28 for ankle treatment under the club physician. Progress lagged and at Mike Martin's suggestion the trip back was advised to seek proper care.
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Shirley
Ohio
Washington
Mike Martin
Major League Standings And Results From Yesterday
National and American leagues standings cited with sharp focus on team records and yesterday's scores Cleveland Washington New York Chicago St Louis, plus details of last games. Pirates beat Boston 5 to 2 as de Soto Pittsburg pitcher earns seventh straight win. notable catches and double plays highlighted.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St Ronis
Pelhphan
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Aga. Borton
St. Louis
Heaten
Detroi
Pet
New Yk
Chicago St
Pittegh
Phila
Hia
Brook
Benton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Laws
Odans
Vittaburgh
Toxton
Chicaxe
Lamar's Homerun Seals 11th Inning Win Over Detroit 7 to 4
Philadelphia breaks a tie in the seventh and wins 7 to 4 over Detroit in the eleventh inning. Lamar's home run drives in three runs for the Bartlesville club, with Braggy walking and scoring earlier and Gallaway contributing later as Detroit pitchers stumble.
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Lamar
Detroit
Bishop
Braggy
Philadelphia
Lamars
Atoner
Renee Ero
Gallaway
Bice
Hellman Atlowsy
Miller
Hell+ Bitmanone
Atamini
Hanzer Jones
Croainty
Rommel
Hauser
Bere
Mlagt-Vare
Stoner
Wells
Somme
Nationalistsblank Giants in fourth game of series
St Louis Nationals shut out New York Giants 6 to 0 to even the series. Allan Sotheron pitched a two hit shutout, with Bottomley hitting a two on base homer in the eighth. Strong hitting by Holmsby and Meuseal aided a balanced attack as St Louis moved to split the series.
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York
Louis Nationals
New York
Allan Sotheron
Giants
Bottomley
St. Louis
Ab.h.o
H.O.A. Smith
Sothwerthrt
Holm
Rised
Hlornsby
Wilson
Meusel
Bladss
OlWelly
Cooney
Gonzales
OlGroh
Relggu
Usnyder
Terry
Hentey
O'Connell
Totain
Quillansin
Cadore
Mann
Erne—Holm
Satheron
Wirrors
Jackson
Kelly
Blades
Smith
Sothoron
Freiggu
Hornsby
Jeckeon
St.Louis
Cubs Lose Slugfest to Phillies 12 11
In Philadelphia on July 28 the Cubs fell 12 to 11 in a high scoring game. Both teams used four pitchers as hits piled up and Wilson belted a fifth inning homer to wipe out Chicago’s lead. After trailing by five in the ninth, Chicago mounted a late rally but fell short by one run.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
Wilson
Guenge
Abeloa
Philephia
ABH
Gricago
Philadely O
Rtate
Hollacher
Adams
Hartie Friberg
Grigsby
Barrett
Cot- Etrzinsen
Shultz
Ford
Band
Bits
Iirigeby
Statz
Iriberg
Holiecher
Abultz
Olke
Parkinson
Holke
Wrightstone
Ord
Phieens
Bush
Blake
Tani
Jotta
Dinninge
Glamer
I Carlson
Igehed - Teil
Glagher
Vogel
Buch
Glazher
Baph
Washington Club Hosts Amateur-Professional Golf Tourney
Henry Litchfield West reports the Washington Golf and Country Club hosted the first amateur-professional tournament with mixed foursomes based on low ball. Winners were George T Howard and Danny Horgan. professionals sweepstakes led by Peter James. Other scores and pairings listed include Barnes Bannigan and teammates with high participation from District pros and club members.
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Henry Litchfield West
Washington Golf and Country Club
Solr
George T. Howard
Washington
Danny Horgan
Hor
Howard
Walter R. McCallum
C. G. Duganne
Barnes
T. J. Rice
Peter James
Congressional
B. Thorne
Town and Country
Danny Morgan
Chase
David Thompson
James Crabvin
Boston Bears Rally Past Browns in Ten Inning Protest
In a tense American League clash the Boston Red Sox beat the Browns 10 to 6 after a decisive ten inning rally. The Browns protested a batting order ruling by umpire Owens favoring Rege over McMillan, a decision manager Sisler labeled as against the rules. Boston built a late surge, scoring five in the tenth as Urban Shocker struggled early but settled, and Ferguson earned the win while Lyons took the loss.
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Browns
Boston Hed Sox
Chree
Sisler
Owens
Rege
McMllan
McMillan
Robertson
Boston
St. Bonis
Arama Clark
Tobines
Bavell
Afedmanus
Barris Tb
Sl Rego
Firressa
Ximon
Koin
Shocker
Gerber
Grant
Basue
Rostou
Aksim Aan Stowe
Clark
Shanks
Harris
Boone
Collins
Flagstead
Pivinich
Piercy
McManus
Javobson
Estar Chari
Robertses
Pirin Boone
Bonne
Sirifices
Hhocker
MrManans
Evans
Waimbi
Ferguson
Dirant
Bayne
Quinn
Lyons
Johnston Easily Moves Ahead in Seabright Tennis
Seabright hosts a tennis open where six Mexicans enter the third round in the men’s singles and Miss Marv I K Browne advances in women’s singles. William M Johnston, ranked high nationally, and rivals like Howard Kinsey and Walter Wesbrook compete as others such as Fritz Meyer and Miss Vitsinta Carpenter also feature. The event includes players from Philadelphia and New York with notable appearances by past champions.
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Tensweed
Harris Clfer
Williams Ecollege
Fei i
Biddle
Philadelphig
Eof
Howard Kinsey
Siambes
Pracs Philadelphia
Wersbroek
William Jd. Clothier
Wesbrooks
Seatrigat
Manoly Brean Norten
le Africa
Lennada de A Monrige Rernon
Gerdes
Niles Ginio
Pyehiney
Brian Norton
Walter Weshruak
Ikynaston
Harvesy Snodarass
Anu
Wien Williams Amnong
William M. Johnsie
Robert
Kinsey
Alex Thases
Viarpence Rift
Nile
Maleyrand
Jerome Lang
Hugh Kelleher
New York
Lucien Willams
Intercollepion
Hiott New York
Fritz Meyleur
Mayme Mardoneld
Elas Champie
Carpeént Philadrlpi
National
Yehampion
Merle Cows
Wohkkoet
Mitchell Terris Fight Postponed After Injury Report
A boxing match between Mitchell and Terris is delayed due to an injury to a fighter. O'Brien and Wels provide commentary as the card shifts, with ongoing concerns about the bout’s timing and arena readiness.
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Mitchell-Terris
Hancock Yearlings Sent to Sales and Local Matches
Hancock yearlings are set for sale in Saratoga Springs New York after a late season trip. The event aligns with the Eastern at Frederick schedule where manager Hachinson announced the squad travels with fifteen players, aiming for strong showings before leaving. Waverly games report a beat by a picked squad after Waverly failed to field a full team.
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Ho Hancock
Saratoga
N.Y
Vugast Sree
Hannesek
Frias Marois
Skeala
Frederick Ssh AG
Hachinson
Maeieo A. A
Sehedy
Ato Krederiecksburo
Steen
Waverlya
Waverly Vine
Waverly
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Stephenson
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