Notable baseball happenings yesterday race leads
Red Sox White Sox and Yankees pace the standings as Cobb posts three singles and a perfect day, Jackson adds three hits in nine at bats while Speaker is injured and not at bat. Ness White Sox raps four hits and scores thrice in first Athletics game. Gardner Lewis Bush Roth各 collect three hits. Felsch Terry Marsans contribute in openers for Mackmen and Browns against Yankees. Athletics drop their seventieth loss. Sister Browns posts 27 put outs in two games. Jackson homers and doubles while Felsch also homers and triples as top sluggers.
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Noted of Nationals Cleveland July 30 Injury to Tris Speaker
The Nationals report Tris Speaker injured making a draining catch off Foster's short fly. His ankle is badly swollen and he was carried from the field using crutches. Acosta likely to return to Washington. rotation in outfield needed as two regulars are out. Walter Johnson pitched well, but speaker’s loss derails Indians offense and defense.
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Cardinals, Clarendon tie in Virginia series for lead
In Alexandria, the Cardinals defeated the Eagles 4 to 1 while Clarendon beat the White Sox 7 to 2, leaving Clarendon and the Cardinals tied for first with two wins and one loss each in the Northern Virginia championship series.
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Nationals edge Indians in 10th as Speaker exits hurt
In a sweltering Cleveland heat the Nationals outslug the Indians 7-5 in ten innings. McBride doubled home the tying run in the tenth after Johnson and Beebe battled hotly, with Speaker leaving the lineup due to injury earlier. Johnson fanned eight over ten frames as Beebe faltered late.
Marines Triumph Over Rex In Afternoon Prime
In a terse report from the afternoon session, Marines defeated Rex with a score of 8 to 6. Key players included Roo F, Glovagetti, Turner, and Dathers contributing to the narrow victory amid an unsettled lineup and shifting play.
Red Sox Ground Tigers With Easy Victory Lead in AL
Detroit July 30 Boston pounded Mitchell for ten hits in four innings and defeated Detroit 3 to 0 to seize second place in the American League race. Cunningham relieved Mitchell and allowed only one run while Mays anchored Boston’s defense and Vitt made key plays at third.
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Yankees Hit Chute As Browns Win Two
St Louis swept a doubleheader from New York, taking game one 4 3 and game two 2 0 to extend their win streak to ten games. Marsans sparked a key fifth inning with a double and run, while Koob balked on Nunamaker to atone for New York’s missed chance. Plank outdueled Fisher in the second game as St Louis plated two in the third and held on for the shutout.
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Golf match decided 3 up with 2 to go
James Spencer of Suburban Club teamed with Fred McLeod of Columbia Country Club to defeat the Burgess brothers Jack of Chevy Chase Club and Davie of Bannockburn 3 up with 2 to play in a professional foursome at Suburban Club yesterday. The host pro and his partner steadied the play while the Burgesses faltered early. all four produced spectacular golf. Also, Sitney H Hatch of Chicago won the 26.8 mile marathon in 3:07 in Johnstown, N Y, July 30.
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Standings and scores from American League games
Regional standings show Chicago New York Cleveland Detroit and Washington near the top with records around .520 to .570. Yesterday results include Washington 2 St Louis 2 and Cleveland 1 New York 1 while Boston edged Philadelphia 1 0 and Detroit beat Philadelphia.
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Baltimore Cricket Match Ends in Large Washington Victory
Baltimore Sons of St. George Cricket did not appear at the grounds yesterday afternoon as scheduled. Captain Cannon of the Washington club picked 22 players, and an eleven called Vice Captains defeated the Captains 153 to 74. Bowling analysis noted.
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Holy Name Wins Catholic League Half Title in Narrow Victory
Holy Name defeated St. Peter's 2 to 1 to capture the first half season of the Catholic Church League. A second-half clash with St. Margaret's today could seal the overall title and a possible three-game playoff if St. Margaret's wins.
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Pennant Race Shifts In American League Standings
Boston took first in the American League by defeating Detroit while New York lost to St. Louis. Chicago swept the Athletics to move to second, five games ahead of the Yankees. Brooklyn still led the National League as Boston Philadelphia and New York followed in order. The season’s weekly records show wins losses and series details across both leagues.
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Chappelle Tops Batting Leaders In A A League
Chappelle from Columbus leads hitters with a .333 average, while Stovall Toledo and Becker Kansas City stand at .324. Becker also dominates home runs with eight. Demmitt Columbus shows 142 total bases. Pitcher leaders include Carter Indiana Delig and Middleton Tewnsville with strong records.
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Opportunity Knocks on Your Wardrobe Door Today
A street hustler touts a real sounding chance, claiming thousands of men have seized the opportunity called the merchandising classic of Washington. He invites passersby to listen, insistently promising dollars saved and profits gained from a long standing scheme.
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Marines Beat Poolesville 7 To 1 In Washington League
Marines of the Government League of Washington defeated Poolesville 7 to 1 in Poolesville Maryland. Line scores list multiple players with positions and runs batted in. Game duration about one hour and minutes, with noted errors and fielding plays.
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