New York Gains On Red Leaders In Narrow Series Finale
New York edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 before 30 000 fans as Barnes pitched well and Ruether wavered. Bressler and Neale fielding miscues cost the Reds while Roush tripled and was doubled up. Heydler assigned four umpires for the crucial contest.
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Chase
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Gonzales Ruether
Miller
Rariden
Boxers and fighters vie in Montana bout evealing
The article previews a boxing clash between Tillman and Siminich in Butte with both fighters showing willingness to win. Tillman displays a balanced, aggressive style while Siminich relies on power and endurance as fans await a likely state contest in Bozeman later this month.
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Bozeman
Draft rule dead says D L Fultz
The draft rule allowing major league teams to acquire players from the minors for a stated sum at season end is viewed by the minor leagues as a thing of the past, announced by David L. Fultz, president of the International Baseball League, in New York. Helena tennis draws for state championship completed with notable contenders listed and defending champion Mrs Lindblad among entrants. Willis Davis and H Vandyke Johns won the western men's doubles title at the Rock Hill course in Kansas City defeating Hosties and Drewes.
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Cincinnati climbs NL lead with series win over New York
Baseball roundup from New York on Aug 3 notes Cincinnati dethroned the Mets from NL leadership by taking two of three in their series, while Chicago faltered in the AL though retaining the lead. Indians move to second in the AL standings after beating Washington as Detroit and Cleveland chase. Yankees’ Carl Mays suspended after refusing to pay a club fine. other trades cited include Herzog to Cincinnati and Nehl to New York Giants.
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Gharrity
Cicotte Stands as the Year's Twirling Star
Old Eddie Cicotte of the White Sox dominates the 1919 big league season as a standout pitcher. He beat Ernie Shore in a July 20 duel, notching his eighteenth win, while also defeating the Browns twice Washington once and other clubs three times, showing no favoritism.
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White Sox
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Chicotte
Browns
Washington
Yankees take second win of Detroit series 10 to 2
New York defeats Detroit 10 to 2 to complete the three game set. Pipp hits a two run homer in the sixth after six Yankee hitters reach base on walks and hits. Umpire Owens injured by a foul tip and replaced by Connolly. Owens later deemed not seriously hurt.
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Willie Meehan Aims To Fight Dempsey At Earliest Chance
Willie Meehan shows eagerness to challenge boxing champion Jack Dempsey as soon as possible. Fans and Meehan seek the bout, noting Meehan has two victories over the Giant Isles in his record.
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Dempsey
Facne Evar
Jack Dempsey
Willie
Meehan
Giant Isles
Reds Face Strong Challenge as Season Unfolds
The Reds aim to top the league led by Sallee and Ruether with a potent attack. Moran warns critics while Kay and the left-handers push the club toward the lead. Bethlehem Steel's football squad bolsters hopes as teams from Paterson and Robins Dry Dock prepare for travel, with notable figures like Cahill and Lycett among entrants for major events.
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Kay
Anensiancer
Hiethlehem Steel
Stars
Paterson
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