Weird Mound Work Costs Nationals Contests With Detroit Win
Detroit defeats Washington 16 to 13 in wet afternoon play as Ty Cobb and Harvey Sutherland lead a wild hitting affair. Washington pitchers Johnson Courtney Acosta toil, while Cobb's Tigers pile up runs and drop Nationals to fourth in the standings.
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Yanks Take Game To Lead In League Race
New York won 6 0 over Cleveland to move into first place, its second straight victory while Cleveland suffered a fourth straight defeat. Coveleskie exited after three innings as Ruth went hitless. A season best crowd of 28 000 attended the game.
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Doing It Right in Golf A Guide to Common Errors
A golf lessons piece outlines frequent faults such as eye on the ball head movement, wrong club choice, swinging the body instead of the club, overswinging, premature contact, leaning on the left foot, over bending, palm grip, and tension. It stresses relaxed, precise finger touch and practice adapting general ideas to the player.
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Cards Bunch Hits and Beat Dodgers in Brooklyn
St Louis scored six runs in the first inning and defeated Brooklyn 10 to 6. McHenry and Miller homered for the Cardinals as Smith Cadore and Bailey worked on the mound for the Dodgers.
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White Sox win second straight from Athletics 7 to 2
Chicago’s White Sox took the second game of the series from the Athletics by a 7 to 2 count. The win completes a two game sweep and solidifies the Sox at home.
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Nationals Young and Bush spark tied game in foggy frame
The Nationals rally with hits from Young and Bush to tie the score as the Tigers gain a lead on Cobb’s walk and key plays by Hellings Heilihan and Holling. Agcosth forced Jones home, Hollinge scored on a fly, and ninth inning threats by Shanks end with Prnch Hitter Hillerbe striking out.
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Buffalo Stars edge Washington Braves 2–1 in baseball game
Buffalo Stars defeated the Washington Braves 2 to 1 as Alex Albritton pitched four hits allowed and a late ninth inning rally by Washington was ended by Home Run Johnson grounding out. Perry and Albrittton had doubled for Buffalo in a tight pitchers’ duel.
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Embassy Cricketers Win Opening Game
In the District cricket season opener the British embassy eleven defeated the Washington Cricket club 61 to 41. Yencken scored 22 for the embassy, with Goodheart and Cannon also contributing. the clubmen bowled well. Embassy practice is set for 5 pm Wednesday at Potomac grounds. all interested are invited.
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Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues
Yesterday's scores show Detroit and St Louis among top performers with Chicago and New York posting strong results. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Boston among others with teams listed by win loss records and percentages.
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Giants Rally Defeats Reds 4-3 in Ninth Inning
New York rallied in the ninth to beat Cincinnati 4 to 3. Burns, Bancroft and Monroe delivered key hits as Snyder doubled earlier, lifting the Giants over the Reds.
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A Turkish Bath Is an Excellent Tonic
A Turkish Bath is described as a delightful experience at Riggs' Baths. Expert attendants provide careful service with perfectly appointed private rooms. Chiropodist, masseur, and barber service are available, and the barber shop stays open until 10:30 nightly.
Davis Cup Opens Amid Rain and Triumphs in New Zealand
The Davis Cup opening in Auckland sees Norman E. Brookes defeat in a five set rally as crowds honor Anthony F. Wilding. Gerald Patterson collapses in straight sets against Billy Johnston, while the American team gains early advantage after travel setbacks and weather delays.
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