Rumors swirl on Hed Sox ownership change in Boston
The Round-Up reports Boston insiders expect Hed Sox to change hands before the next American League season. Frazee may sell at a high price amid a looming compromise, with Boston fans preferring native ownership. Washington fans hope for stronger spending and new infield stars under Clark Griffith. Ray Schalk sets an iron man record with his hundredth game, while Sherwood Magee finally nears a world series bid after sixteen years of near-misses.
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Noted of Nationals Double Steal and Ruth at Bat
A baseball recap describes Sehang triggering a first inning double steal with Umpire Naslim amid Leonard's scoring. Milan and Ellerbe pull a dual burglary in the third as Milan steals home. Ruth drives runs, Jones and Shanks shine on defense, and controversy over a close play at first arises.
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Burns Triple Lifts Giants To 4-3 Victory
Burns delivered a three-run triple with two on in the seventh, as New York defeated Brooklyn 4-3 at Ebbetts Field. Young cut off two Brooklyn runners on the bases, and Miller’s muff at the plate aided the comeback. Umpire Klein ejected the Brooklyn bench after disputed strikes, and Grimes was badly spiked on a close play at first.
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Cubs Triumph 1–0 Over St Louis in Series Finale
Chicago defeats St Louis 1 to 0 as Alexander limits three hits and Herzog scores on Merkle single. Umpire Byron ejects Lavan for protesting at second base. Shultz and Hornsby steal and drive offense. St. Louis lightweight on offense with two late baserunners, Chicago improves to finish the set.
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Griffins Dominate Red Sox in Eighth Inning Rally
The Nationals defeated the Red Sox 6 to 2 after a burst in the eighth inning led by Zachary and Johnson. Ruth and Rice contributed with hits as Washington surged ahead, while Jones yielded multiple walks and hits. Ellerbe and Harris debuted for Washington with solid fielding and two errors by Harris, in a game marked by frequent baserunning and aggressive play.
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Diamonds Want Games In Hyattsville Maryland
The Diamond Athletic Club of Hyattsville seeks baseball games for teams with players up to fifteen years old in Hyattsville Maryland. Interested nines should contact W Sheehy on Schley Avenue.
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Tigers Best Browns Despite Triple Play
St Louis Aug 31 Rolla Mapel recently acquired from Jeplin of the Western League pitched his first major league game and lost to Detroit 4 to 1 a triple play by Gedeon Gerber and Lister with two on in the second inning keyed Detroit s win Detroits runs came on a home run and timely hits with Love winning.
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Indians Rally Past White Sox 6-1 at League Park
Cleveland narrowed Chicago's American League pennant lead by defeating the White Sox 6 to 1. Gransy, Speaker and Gardner doubled on the first pitches in the Gret inning to spark four runs, Williams and Coveleskie combined on the mound, and a late errorful baserunning spree by Chicago aided the Indians. Attendance marked the largest ever for a League Park game.
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Reds Stoppped by Pirates In 3 To 2 Game
Cincinnati, Ohio Aug 31 Pittsburgh edged league leaders 3 to 2 as two early hits and a sixth inning run produced the difference. Groh was badly hurt by a pitched ball in the fourth and retired, likely out for days. Carlson outpitched Ruether as Pittsburgh capitalized on small-ball plays and a double steal attempt thwarted by Schmidt.
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Pennant Race Tightens in American League Standings
The White Sox hold a 6 game lead over the Indians in the AL pennant race as Detroit begins a pivotal three game series with the leaders. The Yankees push to remain in the elite, aided by the Browns defeat. In the National League Cincinnati slips to four and a half back after a loss to Pittsburgh while the Giants rout the Dodgers. Pirates win moves them into fourth ahead of the Dodgers. The Cards vie for last place as the Phillies drop further behind.
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Yankees Rout Athletics in 6-0 Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 in easy fashion as Mays held the Athletics to seven scattered hits. It was New York’s seventh straight win. Turner, McAvoy, Naylor and Maniprow contributed with key at bats, while Philadelphia failed to reach third base.
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Grand Circuit Races Open at Charter Oak Park
Hartford awaits the twelfth Grand Circuit meet at Charter Oak Park with over 150 trotters and pacers. The feature Charter Oak stake offers $10,000 for 2:12 trotters, Cox expected to pilot Mignola. Chanticleer for 2:10 trotters with $3,000 purse opens the card tomorrow.
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Timonium Six Day Race Meeting Opens New Life
Timonium Maryland starts its fall racing campaign as the six day fair and race meet opens at the Maryland State Fair Grounds. The program emphasizes a high quality but not stake class field with about 200 horses, eight starters per short race, daily racing and cross country steeplechases. The event aims to lift racing’s tone with new entries and improved selling prices, while a later segment covers the Chicago area fly casting tournament where J McCarthy wins with 123 2 length average.
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Police ve Home Defense League at Americans park. Regattas and tournaments listed include Delaware-Chesapeake Division American Canine Association on Potomac. City championships at Tidal Basin Beach and Fort Myer service events noted. Multiple clubs named with times.
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Semifinalists on U. S. Tennis Team
New York Aug 31 Tipen the showing of players in the semifinals tomorrow at Forest Hills will largely decide the U S team for the match with Australia starting Thursday The semifinals pair Johnston of San Francisco and Johnson of Philadelphia in one match and Tilden II of Philadelphia and Norris Williams of Boston in the other The selection may use four or six men with four on the visiting Australian side Two singles and two doubles are planned with tie rules determining the winner.
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District of Columbia tennis meet opens with few upsets
The opening round of the District of Columbia tennis championship at the Dumbarton Club saw most matches decided in straight sets. Notable results include Rowe defeating Price in a three-set thriller, with several players advancing to the third round as play continued into the next morning. The Teddy Bears colorized baseball team slated to face the Harrisburg Giants at American League Park Thursday at 5:40 PM.
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Hanan Shoes Fall Boots Impress Discerning Wearers
Satisfied customers report reliable Hanan Shoes with dependable character. Fall models, especially Hanan Autumn Boots built on the famous lasts, attract men daily as they try on the new arrivals and express approval.
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Potomacs in Regatta at Philadelphia Race
Potomac Rowing Club boats compete in the 28th annual Middle States Regatta Association on the Schuylkill River. The four m are racing over a mile straightaway course this afternoon aiming to beat victors from the historic river race.
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