Yankees Lenders Lose to Indians in Cleveland Showdown
In Cleveland, Shawkey struggled after a 10 game win streak as the Yankees fell to the Indians. Peckinpaugh contributed a long-ball season lead with 28 competitive hits, while Coveleskie and ONeill starred for the Indians in a tense game.
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Aged Game 15 Lost by Giants
New York July 9 In a loosely played game featuring disputed umpire calls the Giants lost to New York 17 to 8. Pitchers Sherdel Snyder Schupp Dabuc Hagan Gonzales McCarty faced multiple retests while Batteries Atays Boras and Paulette were noted.
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Brescia Outsider Wins Ohio Stake at Cleveland Track
Brescia, an outsider, captures the Ohio stake over a strong field at the Cleveland track as Lou and Fenesta claim other heats. Peter Coley wins the trotting division, Goldie Todd sweeps the straight heats, and attendance breaks all records with two miles run in 20.44 in the fastest heats of the year.
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Three Phillies fined for roughneck conduct
Philadelphia National League owner William Baker fined three Phillies for disorderly behavior in the bleachers yesterday. Pitcher Gene Packard received 200 dollars, pitcher Frank Woodward 100 dollars, and catcher Forest Cady 106 dollars and 10 days' notice of release. The players wore street clothes and boisterously criticized President Baker's manager change.
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Old Time Boxer Jim Krueger Visits Friends
Jim Krueger once a noted amateur and heavyweight boxer tours with old-time memories. He recalls training days when Butte was a boxing hub and shows letters and photos from early war movement times.
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Willard Dempsey bout drew nineteen thousand fans
Toledo July 9 report: 19 650 paid into Bayview Park July 4 for the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title fight. Receipts after tax and charity fund deductions left under 100 000. Included were 292 policemen 600 ushers and many ticket sellers. Promoter Franks Fiournes led the venture with notable figures such as Gallagher presenting historical notes on Dempsey’s rise and a 1920s boxing scene. Dempsey’s early career and a 1916 Murray bout with Hector Malta are cited.
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Kidnapping cases to begin at Bisbee
More than 100 criminal complaints allege the kidnapping of the Bisbee portation of July 12 1917. Justice of the Peace Jacks has left for Bisbee to hold court and issue warrants of arrest for the persons named in the complaints.
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Dempsey Fights and Kearns Era Echoes in Butte Sports
The column records boxing gossip and reminiscences from Butte Montana, recounting Jimmy Kearns managing history with Fighting Dick Hyland and Jack Dempsey. It notes Kearns as a colorful figure, Dempsey negotiations, and Norma Dempsey Standard’s praise amid Willard Dempsey bout hype, plus scattered league chatter and baseball gossip.
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War Risk Bureau Makes Payments This Year
Washington reports payments by the War Risk Bureau to soldiers and dependents reached 30 in $30,533,426 in $82,422 checks sent by mail this year, illustrating ongoing financial support amid war risk coverages.
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Clever Shawkey Helps Yankees Hold AL Lead
Rod Shawkey, the clever right hander for the New York Yankees, remains a consistent star in the pennant chase. He struck out Babe Ruth at a critical moment in the Red Sox series, aiding Huggins in keeping the lead ahead of rivals.
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