Mayer Victory Over Braves As White Sox Triumph
Erskine Mayer outpitched Ted Cotterkie as Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 1. Cobb was the only Tiger with a hit late, while Bush’s error aided one Chicago tally. Cleveland beat St Louis 8 to 6 as Pratt’s first-inning triple and eighth-inning double sparked the win. Philadelphia topped Boston 2 to 1 with Mayer’s strong hitting aiding the victory. Pittsburgh shut out Chicago 4 to 0, while Brooklyn knocked off New York 2 to 1. Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 4 in a late game. several games were postponed by rain.
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Scott
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Tetroi
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Bush
Cleago
Smith
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St. Louis
Pratt
Ausin
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Lanter
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Frekine Mayer
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Cravath
Meaders
Boston
Ragan and Gowdy
Kilifer
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Tesreau
Griner
Killer
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Clarke
Grifith
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Bee
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Snyder
Bent ‘Toney
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St. Louie
New York
Santa
Pacific Coast League score snippets mixed with city abbreviations
Fragmentary league notes show teams linked to cities such as Oakland Venice San Francisco and Topeka with partial counts like 8 and 26. Additional pieces mention Des Moines St Joseph Lincoln and Sioux, but the text is incomplete and lacks full context or outcomes.
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Denver
Penver Smi
Wienita
AL Topekea
Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moines
St. Joseph-St. Joseph
Sioux
Indianapolis
St ‘Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
San Francisco
Lo Angeles
Portland
Lake Oo
Oakland
Venice
Joseph
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Victoria
Standings Summary From Midwest Club Matches
Standings show Minneapolis Kansas City 4 to 5. St Paul 1 to 0 over Milwaukee. Indianapolis Javisville 1. Cleveland at Columbus postponed due to rain.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mnnepolis
AL St. Paul
Mwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Javaisville
Connolly Crossed the Ocean Eleven Times in Wrestling Feats
Pat Connolly the Dig Irishman has crossed the Atlantic eleven times in pursuit of wrestling matches and now plans another trip after the war. British subject, he avoids returning to war and notes he has wrestled most major mat artists except Westergaard. Westergaard arrives next Monday for a big bout likely to draw a capacity crowd.
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Pat Connolly
Jess Weaterkaard
Empress Theater
Saime
Atlantic
Pat
County Cork
Connolly
Westergaard
Wheeler Wins At Seattle In Potlatch Match
In Seattle on July 1 a Potlatch golf championship round concluded with Mrs. Wheeler of Butte upsetting Mrs. Andrew Browar of Vancouver, advancing to the semifinals while men’s play continued. Several matches featured Nevile and Pringle, Russell Senith, and others, as the field narrows toward tomorrow’s decisions.
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Mets
Neville
San Francisco
He Pringle
Jacoma
Russell Senith
Portland
Carl Halscamp
Hi van Tuy
Seattie
Ismelingham
George Fen
Beattie
T” Gardner
Van
Weinert Outboxes Gunboat Smith in Brooklyn Bout
Charley Weinert of Newark outfought Gunboat Smith of San Francisco in seven of ten rounds at Ebbets Field. Weinert used a left hook effectively, leaving Smith with a bleeding face after round six. The rest of the page notes tennis and local sports results with various names and upcoming matches.
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Charley Weinert
Newark
Smith
San Francisco
Ebbetsfield
Weinert
Rodel
Faller Frits
Brooklyn
Jack Hemple
Calliforns
Jim Johnson
Thound
Bennie Kauff Gets Into Another Full Row Over Salary
Brooklyn and Kansas City split a doubleheader 6 2 and 6 0 as Bennie Kauff refused to play over salary disputes. Marion blew a second game with two consecutive errors after two two-base hits, scoring details show Kansas City taking the first game 9 4 and Brooklyn 2 8. Baltimore and Chicago also played, with Baltimore winning the first game 6 4 and the second 5 2. Newark defeated Chicago 2 1 in a hard fought inning battle, and golf champion history notes Massachusetts open winner with 28 over 72 holes.
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Brooklyn
Benny Kauff
Kansas City
Marion
Brooks Seers
IOI
Simon
Wilson
Newark
Chicago
Ares
Op Ghicagon
Iliack, Brown
Fischer
Reu
Bach
Rariden
Jockeys Endure Hard Weight Cuts Amid Tormenting Pay Pressures
A veteran rider story highlights how jockeys shrink to gain mounts and outside pay, risking health for extra salary. The piece notes trainers’ controls, the sport’s rising money, and past heavy salaries. it also touches on Arnold Hauser’s mental collapse and return hopes after tragedy.
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Jockey Club
Seale
Europe
Kauff Plans Jump From Brooklyn To Giants
July 1 news notes Tenny Kauff, star of the Brooklyn Fer eras, ready to move to the New York Nationals after a salary dispute with Kansas City. He previously jumped to the Giants but was barred by the Federal league. Kauff claims he was willing to play for Brooklyn and sues for unpaid salary as he seeks a new contract. Giants manager McGraw hopes to sign him.
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Tenny Kauff
Bheider
Brooklyn Fereras
Kansas City
Federal League
New York Nationals
Kauft
Giants
Federals
Brooklyn
Fox Salary
McGraw
Katt
Inland Empire open tennis progresses toward final rounds
In the ninth Inland Empire open men’s singles, two third round matches and eight others, including the challenge round, remain to finish the event as play resumes tomorrow. Phil Rain of Libby Montana advances to the fourth round by defeating Harry Gray. Spokane’s Joseph Bailey and Myron Hutchinson with Victor Barrington also win in three sets. Young Jack Wright of Spokane, 13, defeats top Mt Spokane players while 18 year old James Isbister shines. Alfred Kettenbach of Lewiston faces his father F W Kettenbach in the fourth round. both have won three matches. Northern Pacific announces a special fight train to Missoula for Leo Hens versus Frank Barbeau, leaving at 7:37 and returning at midnight.
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Phil Rain
Libby
Mont
Harry Gray
Half Million Men May Be Thrown Out of Work
A Chicago building trades shutdown by carpenters triggers wide economic impact. 12 000 carpenters work for non members of the contractors’ association while 200 000 workers in mills quarries and yards may lose jobs. The strike also threatens 60 000 more in nearby states.
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Carpenters’ Union
Contractors’ Association
Janes Fryer
Builders Commercial Agency
Chicago
Wisconsin
Timois
Indiana
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Mrs. Wightman
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Leclaire
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N.Y
Mr. Brady
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Gilbert Nicholle
Wilmington
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W. J. Barnes
Whitemarsh Valley
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Arnold Hauser
St. Louis Cardinals
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Leo Hens
Frank Barbeau
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