Giants Shut Out Visiting Cubs 1 to 0 in New York
New York defeated Chicago 1 to 0 as Nehf held the Cubs to three hits. Alexander pitched effectively, and Frisch scored after two passes and a hit filled the bases in the ninth. Batter ies Alexander and Killefer. Nehf and Smith. Also notes: Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 5-3 as Schupp wild pitches and errors shaped scoring. Boston beat Cincinnati 1-0 on a late rally. St Louis topped Philadelphia 9-4 with Pfeiffer allowing runs.
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Boston Wins Over Tigers In Long Ball Contest
Joe Bush limited Detroit to four hits as Boston won 6 to 4. Hellman belted the longest recorded homer at the local park, 619 feet, per the groundskeeper. Ruth’s 460-foot shot this season at the Polo Grounds is noted. Bush and Ruel led Boston with 10 hits. Detroit’s Holling and Bassier shared pitching duties.
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Joe Bush
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Baseball case is off till Monday
The state indicated it would seek the maximum penalty of a 2000 dollar fine and five years in prison for each man found guilty in the baseball trial as jurors were questioned. Judge Friend sustained an objection and adjourned court until Monday with four jurors sworn in and no others tentatively accepted. Rice paper fact noted.
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Record Time in Mines Teague Game 7 2 Win
A.C.M. defeated Black-Specs 7 to 2 in exactly one hour and five minutes in a fast Mines Teague summer contest. Gilboy led the winners with three hits while Henry allowed five to the Anacondas. Umpire McGonigle ruled a hit for Matson amid disputed plays.
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Left Handed Hitters Dominate Baseball And Other Sports
A column examines why baseball features many left hand hitters, noting contrasts with tennis golf polo and hockey where right handed play is common. It highlights stars Ruth Cobb Speaker and others, argues left handers gain base reach and stride advantages, and sketches local league trends while drifting into miscellaneous musings on training and squads.
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Sisler
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Collins
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Harry Heisman
Dempsey Declares He Will Not Fight Johnson
Associated Press reports in Omaha that world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey said he will never fight a colored man and refused to meet Jack Johnson or any other black fighter. He stated the public may not want the bout and pledged to follow public wishes as far as possible. Dempsey added he will fight whoever Kearns selects, and dismissed marriage rumors while mentioning possible upcoming bouts with Gibbons.
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Dempsey
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Carpentier
Jersey City
Kearns
Gibbons
Harry Wills Faces Johnson and Willard Fights Openly
A crowd at the union railway station greeted champion Harry Wills who admitted confidence against Johnson and Willard. He woke from sleep on arrival, rose, and engaged with fans, rolling up his sleeves and playfully swiping at trainer Teddy Hayes while posing for photos.
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Teddy Hayes
Single G Sets Season Pace Track Record at North Randall
In the gateway of the Grand Circuit card at North Randall Ohio the pacer Single G owned by W B Barefoot Cambridge City Ind paced the fastest season time to win the free for all pace sweepstakes in straight heats. Peter Beller and Lord Busby also claimed their pace events in straight heats.
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Women’s weekly tour at Butte Country Club finish tied
Mrs Harry Gallwey and Mrs C C Cohan tied for first with a net 65 over 12 holes in the women’s weekly tour. In the playoff Mrs Gallwey emerged as winner.
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Harry Gallwey
Gallwey
C. C. Cohan
Kearns May Lose High Fat Job Rumor Circulates
Atlantic City reports say Mayor Edward Bader may replace Jack Kearns as manager of champion Jack Dempsey. The mayor avoided confirmation, preferring Dempsey to announce any decision. Bader indicated willingness to help Dempsey and denied needing to resign as mayor. Kearns did not travel with Dempsey to the West.
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Amo Atlantic City
Edward Bader
Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Bader
Carpentier
Kearns
Dempsy
Montana and Westerns Battle. Montana Wins 17 to 6
The Montana nine defeated the Westerns 17 to 6 last night in a game featuring a dazzling blend by Weingartner and Merritt with Marick on the mound. Home runs came from Tucker, Bush, Marick, and Devine. Western’s batteries were Bush, McLeod and Emerson. Montana’s were Marick and Trudgey. A rematch is set for next Friday night.
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Tucker
Bush
Devine
McLeod
Emerson
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