BUFEDS MOVE UP AT BROOKFEDS EXPENSE
Buffalo gains sixth place in the league after beating Brooklyn as Chase drives in a seventh inning triple with bases loaded. The game features a strong attack from Willie Smith and Simon for Buffalo against Brooklyn in July action.
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Red Sox Rally Over Tiger Pitchers In Detroit Game
Boston tops Cleveland in a slugfest as Foster shines and Kavanaugh hits his third homer of the year. Cavet holds Cleveland to five hits. Caldwell fans the side late as New York blanked by Detroit. Other scores include Philadelphia over St. Louis and Kansas City at Columbus in a day of varied results.
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Visions of pennant hit Brooklyn in doubleheader sweep
Brooklyn fans cheered as the pennant chase surged after a double victory over Chicago, 8 to 2 and 6 to 0, extending Brooklyn’s win streak to three and narrowing the gap to the Cubs. Dell pitched well in the second game as Brooklyn moved 11 of 12 and pulled within several games of Chicago.
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Zimmerman Does Wonderful Nitting Leads Cubs Batter Pace
Chicago July 1 Heinie Zimmerman of the Chicago Cubs rose from about fortieth to twelfth in the National League batting race last week. In 86 at bats he collected 21 safeties, lifting his average to .298 and threatening a return to the top ten. Today's figures also show Daubert of Brooklyn leading Nationals at .337, Robertson of New York tops stolen bases with 17, LaRue leading in total bases and runs with 43 and 45 respectively, Ty Cobb of Detroit again at 400 class in batting and runs, Magee at Federal League batting pace with .82, Kaul leading in steals with 23 and runs with 42, Wal with 125 total bases.
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Eastern stars win in Panama Pacific tennis event
Four eastern tennis stars led by W. M. Washburn and Dean Mathey passed through the preliminary round at the Panama Pacific international exposition championships in San Francisco. Maurice McLoughlin Melville Long and Te L Murray also won easy in the doubles at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove. Alfred S Dale and J Clothier also advanced in singles with Clothier set to meet Karl Rehr for the cup.
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Gaelic football event opens Catholic field day program
The 7th annual Catholic field day opens with a Gaelic football game at 2:00 pm in the gardens, followed by an exhibition wrestling match Connolly versus Martin ee, and a program of foot races and track events for all ages at the grounds.
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Presbyterians Rout Grace Church In Twilight Baseball
The First Presbyterians overwhelmed Grace church ball team with nine to three in five innings under lights. Grace started short-handed, while Presbyterians benefited from wild pitches and steady hitting led by D Helman and Bowman. Baptists and Presbyterians scheduled to play Tuesday. attendance noted as 00d.
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Birmingham Sues Over Iron Clad Contract Dispute
Joseph Iveland, former Cleveland manager, sues owner Charles W. Somers in common pleas court for 0000 to recover salary and damages after being discharged by the team. The suit targets the validity of an iron clad contract without a 10 day clause, covering 1914 1915 and 1916 at 6000 annually with 1500 option. May influence labor terms in the league.
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The Breaks in Baseball Psychology and Play
The piece discusses psychology in baseball, noting how breaks or lucky events influence games. It explains how players can control or succumb to small incidents, such as a weak batter unexpectedly hitting, which can rattle a pitcher and change the inning dynamics.
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Chicago carpenters end strike with 70 cent wage deal
Chicago union carpenters ending a two month stoppage agreed to return to work after negotiations with the Building Construction Employers' Association. The settlement sets 70 cents per hour and a uniform three year agreement dating from May 81 to prevent further strikes or lockouts.
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Sacramento hosts 1919 FA M national convention plans
Capital City Motorcycle club announces the 1919 FA M national convention in Sacramento. Arrival and registration Wednesday include a reception at Travelers hotel with a Thursday business session. A boat trip on the Sacramento river Friday tours California fruit country, a basket picnic, and the national championship race at the state fair grounds. Friday evening motorcycle parade prizes, Sunday delegate snapshots, and the second championship installment. Delegates depart with reports of many languages in the city.
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