22 July

A daily movie roundup lists four films for 4/8: Tim Burton's stop-motion tale Frankenweenie (2012), the faith-based drama God's Not Dead: We The People (2021), George A. Romero's horror classic Night of the Living Dead (1968), and 22 July (2018), Paul Greengrass's drama about the 2011 Norway attacks. The picks range across animation, comedy, family, history, horror and thriller genres.

An MLB.com Gameday listing shows the Braves defeating the Cardinals 5-4 in a final score dated July 22, 1920. The date stands out, as it falls more than a century before the current MLB season, and the page offers no further detail beyond the box score result. Baseball fans following Braves and Cardinals results are noting the unusual listing as it circulates.

MLB.com's Gameday listings show a final score from July 22, 1920, in which the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 3-1. The entry gives no further detail beyond the result, and there is no indication of what prompted renewed attention to the game. The score stands as a historical record rather than a current result.

A Major League Baseball score listing shows the Pittsburgh Pirates beating the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 on July 22, 1941. The Pirates edged out the Phillies by a single run in a low-scoring contest from the wartime era of the sport. Historical game scores like this one draw attention from baseball fans and statisticians revisiting classic matchups between the two Pennsylvania rivals, whose series is known as the battle of the state.

Records show the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-3 on July 22, 1941, during the height of the 1941 baseball season. The box score comes from the era when Joe DiMaggio's record 56-game hitting streak dominated headlines. Fans are revisiting classic Major League Baseball scores from that season.

A final score from July 22, 1941 is drawing attention: the Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 in an MLB game played more than 80 years ago. The box score was published on MLB's official Gameday archive, which logs historical results alongside modern ones. No current event connected to the matchup is known, and no figures involved are commented on.

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-2 in a Major League Baseball game dated July 22, 1941. The final score has been published on MLB's Gameday scoreboard, drawing attention because of its vintage date. Details beyond the score itself are limited, and there is no word on what prompted renewed interest in this particular matchup.