All Star Stars Defeat Three Forks in Tight Showdown
The HLL All Star team edged Three Forks 8 to 0 at the Gardens. Tea Doran controlled the game with sharp pitching and solid defense while McPhail of the visitors fanned and reached on a hit. Peterson, Knight, and Steck contributed key hits as the locals pulled away in the seventh, drawing about four hundred fans who praised the fastest, most error free play of the season.
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McPhail
Zeller
Gui- Goni
Peterson
Fanning
Hogan O'Brien
Boyer
Steck
Down
Knight
Lucky Ly
Focal
Trotting Teams to Feature Race Meet
About 150 trotters and pacers will quarter at the Belmont club track in Narberth this week for the Brand circuit meeting opening Tuesday. The four day program includes nine early closing stakes six open classes and a first ever trotting teams race for a purse on the grand circuit with total purses over 30000 dollars. KR E Biggs of Baltimore to start the meet.
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Belmont Club
Narberth
KR. E. Biggs
Baltimore
Elbert Defends Hazard World Double Target Championship
In Chicago on August 10 B F Elbert of Des Moines Iowa defended the Hazard world’s double target championship trophy for the second time this year by defeating James S Day of New Orleans This victory came as one of three events preceding the Grand American trapshooting tournament slated to begin tomorrow in Chicago.
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Chicago
B. F. Elbert
Des Moines
James S. Day
New Orleans
Italians Shine in Inter Allied Games as Wikel Praises Training
Italian basketball teams impressed in the interallied games at Pershing Stadium, aided by CAC athletic directors with Italian Army support. Henry Wikel, back from Italy, reports rapid growth in Italian teams across basketball volleyball and baseball, with strong showings by Italian players and extensive demand for equipment. Gavvy Cravath is set to manage the Phillies with Pat Moran noting his experience and fairness. Also: boxer Billy Miske faces a month of rest for spine and hip injuries, seeking medical evaluation after a tough run of opponents.
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United States
Pershing Stadium
France
Talian Army
Henry Wikel
Grea
Mr. Wikel
Delore
Gavvy Cravath
Phillies
Pat Moran
Gavvy
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Miske
Jack Dempsey
Norfolk
Brennan
Tom’ Gibbons
Levinsky
Toledo
J. E. Reddy
Reddy
Untitled sports recap with scattered plays
Hit by pitched balls by Harwood Dawson Peter gon. Stolen bases McPhail Zeller Mcknaney. Carlson Boyer Carpenter Steck. Bases on balls Of Harwood. Struck out by Guidoni ten, by Harwood twelve. Left on bases Three Forks four, Putte eight. Time one thirty. Umpire Doran eee By Scar.
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O'Brien
Harwood
Dawson
Petergon
McPhail
Zeller
Mcknaney
Carlson
Boyer
Carpenter
Steck
Guidoni
Three Forks
Putte
Smpire
Doran
Can Butte Considers International Baseball League
Local enthusiasts discuss reviving professional baseball in Butte by joining an International Class B League with three American clubs Spokane and three Canadian towns Calgary Lethbridge and Edmonton. Promoters face capital hurdles and regional apathy, while Herb Hester plans visits to build support.
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Calgary
Lethpridge
Edmonton
Cliff Blankenship
Nick Williams
Herb Hester
Butte
Couny
Tigers Threaten Chicago Lead in Baseball Pennant Race
Cincinnati widened its NL lead to five and a half games over New York while Detroit surged four and a half behind Chicago. Cincinnati pitchers limited opponents as Eller blanked Brooklyn and Meadows struggled in six innings, with a 13 inning win elevating the Reds. Boston won a double header from St Louis as Hoyt logged his third straight victory.
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Bitsbure
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le Polina
Louis
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Peeeler
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Sherdel
Clemons
Mays Aim Wins Game for Yanks in 11-4 Victory
Mays earned his second win for New York in the uniform as Cleveland fell 11 to 4. Boston? No, the narrative notes heavy base occupancy for Cleveland and five first-inning runs by New York after Myers struggled. Umpire protests marked by a throw into the dugout on a play involving Baker and Pipp.
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New York
Carl Mays
Cleveland
Mays
Myers
Faeth
Milwaukee
Hildebrand
Baker
Pipp
Graney
Seaoeeddell Batteries
Myons
Klepfer
O'Neill
Thomas, Mays and
Ruel
Reds Cinch Lead By Another Win
Cincinnati wins an 18 inning game against Philadelphia 3 to 2 after a wild pitch by Meadows scores the winning run. Key earlier scoring included Groh and Roush in the fourth, with Phillies rallying via Callahan, Trogr essor, and a double steal. Five double plays by Cincinnati mark the defense in a tense extra inning affair.
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Philadelphia
Meadows
Groh
Roush
Kopf
Magee
Phillies
Callahan
Trogressor
Bancroft
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Ring
Wingo
Australian swimmers win events at Chicago water carnival
Misses Fanny Durack and Wilhemina Wylie, Australian stars, won two of five women’s events after initially refusing to enter competitive races. Betty Grimes of Minneapolis A. C. captured the national AAU high diving championship. Duluth Boat Club won the four-oared race from Lincoln Park Boat Club, and also took the women’s relay. The program closed the Chicago Athletic Association’s second annual water carnival, amid a clash over whether the Australians would compete.
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Fanny Durack
Wilhemina Wylie
Yester
Betty Grimes
Minneapolis A. C
A.A. U
Duluth Boat Club
Lincoln Park Boat Club
Duluth
Wor
Chicago Athletic Association
United States
Canada
Fred W. Rublen
AASU
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