Baseball Roundup with Scores from Philadelphia to Boston
A compact sports summary reports Philadelphia a 3 to 3 tie with Cincinnati after eleven innings, New York beating Newark 3 to 1, and Pittsburgh edging Boston 3 to 3 in extra frames. It notes injuries to Kopfan, Groh’s suspension, and pivotal plays by Meathcote and Nicholsson in separate games.
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Causey
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Wingo
Louis Tops Boston In Tight Extra Inning Affair
In a July 12 decision Louis edged Boston 5 to 2 in extra time. Burwell relieved, Van Wilder pitched well until the ninth when he walked in a run. Sotheron retired the side with Pinch Hitter Penrock at the plate. Batteries included Wangiider Burwell Sothoron and Severed Harper Fortune.
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Wangiider
Sothoron
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Coaching shifts spark debate over Olympic team leaders
The American Olympic committee adopts a board of coaches with Cornell’s Jack Moakley as chair and Pennsylvanian Lawson Robertson directing sprinters and eastern athletes while Martin Delaney handles middle west athletes and either Maloney or Cromwell covers coast performers. The plan draws Pennsylvanian discontent amid California and Oregon fan push for Chrystie or Hayward.
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Jack Moakley
Cornell
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsyvania
Martin Delaney
Chicago Athletic Association
Mike Ryan
Colby College
Maine
John Maloney
Stanford University
Bertie Cromwell
University of Southern California
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Walter Chrystie
Golden Bears
Bill Hayward
Webfooters
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Oregon
Hayward
Ken Bartlett
Merchant
Sprott
Stanford
Greatest fighter ever seen said Vacarelli
Paul Vacarelli recalls famed boxers George Lavigne Walcott and Joe Gans as the three greatest. He praises Lavigne as a relentless fighter, Gans as a ring artist, and Walcott for aggression. The piece also notes Sam Rice praising Peckinpaugh and Jim Goffroth’s travel plans.
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Paul Vacarelli
Paul Kelly
Paul
George Lavigne
Wolcott
Joe Gans
Lavigne
Escott
Barbadoes
Was & Wonder
Gans
Walcott
Tennis Davis Cup Matches Canceled by Rain
In Eastbourne England on July 12 the tennis matches between the American and French Davis Cup teams were canceled due to rain. After the Americans eliminated the French on Saturday the remaining encounters were to be exhibitions only.
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Eastbourne
England
New York Yacht Club Sets July Dates for Americas Cup Races
The America's Cup races will begin Thursday July 15 with a second race on Saturday and a third on July 20. If more than three races occur, remaining contests will be on July 22 and 24. Races each day cover 30 miles with specific windward and triangular legs. Prep signals start at 10 45 a m standard time, noon local time.
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Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Grand Circuit Racing Opens with Spirited Finishes at Toledo
Grand Circuit racing opened at Fore Miami track in Toledo with close finishes and fast times. Murphy and Fleming shared driving honors as Red Russell led in the 2:15 trot while Great Britton and Miss bm End Great Britton upset Voltage in the 2:12 pace. About 4,000 saw favorites win most races as Canadian driver Fleming claimed three straight heats.
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Ohio
Miami
Murphy
Valentine
Dodge
Vic Fleming
Red Flussell
Voltage
Great Britton
Dillon Triumph in Montana State Shoot Invite
Dillon, July 12. Word arrived this morning that Dillon secured the Montana state shoot for 1821, earned by the Dillon Rod and Gun Club delegation. Local shooters led by Otto Bhulte and rivals from Butte and Manhattan showed strong form, capturing medals and honors in high tower trapshooting and complementary events.
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Roy Worrester
Rick Manhattan
West Tin
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Calle Torn
Etka
Parson Davies the Parson of boxing fades from scene
Parson Davies, famed boxing manager to Peter Jackson and rival of John L. Sullivan, has died. The colorful promoter known for his immaculate dress and the clashing pursuit of Sullivan left a mark on the sport and the claim that his looks earned him the nickname Parson.
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Orlus
Nick Altrock
Parson Davies
Peter Jackson
Parson
John L. Sullivan
Jackson
Davies
Nick
Engeland
Prince Edward
National Sporting Club
England
Dresden
American Association scoreline shows tied games and one loss
The report lists multiple baseball results with teams Columbus and St Paul drawing 4 4, Minneapolis 3 and Aiwauken 8 and Kansas City 7, indicating a set of outcomes in the American Association standings.
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American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ene Aiwauken
Kansas City
O'Brien of Butte Wins High Amateur Title in Kalispell
Special Dispatch reports OBrien of Butte captured the high amateur event defeating T W Harker of Billings with a score of 202, breaking 132 straight in the lone amateur run. Other top marks include William Bowman with 126 of 140 as two hundred and eighty-one shooters joined a Flathead Lake cruise.
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Butte
T. W. Harker
Bilings
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Rush Razee
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Elghty
Flathead Lake
Madison Square Garden Lease Announced for 10 Years
Boxing promoter Tex Rickard announced Madison Square Garden is leased for ten years. He plans to stage boxing events there and rent the arena for expositions political meetings and circuses, reflecting the venue’s versatile use in New York.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Madison Sawaarden
Lesser Lights Shine in Net Tourney Opener
At Glenwood South Side Country Club several favorites won their first round matches in a clay court tennis tournament. Roland Roberts of San Francisco Joe Armstrong of St Paul and Vincent Richards of New York advanced easily while others faced tough early rounds and byes.
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Fulton and Wills to Meet July 26
Fulton and Wills are scheduled to meet on July 26. The article notes a change prompted by the ongoing discussion surrounding the “indefin ing Inn” project.
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Indefining Inn
Sheridan Chosen Battleground for July 3 Title Match
Sind Henry Irvlinwer of Texas was today signed for a match here on July 3. The bout is for the champions title and a side bet of $000.
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Sind Henry Irvlinwer
Texas
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