Cleveland Amateurs Slow in Ninth Inning Drama
The Cleveland in front amateur baseball team battled Washington for two games, winning none in the ninth inning. In the first game Walter Johns delivered a pinch hit to drive in Washington’s run as Cleveland faltered late, while in the second game Moeller’s infield hit produced the decisive run with two out in the ninth. details note Kin Engle Ayres and others on both sides, with a 4-2 and 3-1 score escalating through late frames.
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Washington
Cleveland
Walter Johns
Girors
Ef Fortese
Tech
Moeler
Foster Tring
Wamby
Tratteries
Engle
Ayres
Henry
Chicago
Aden Boston
Uitkfarter
J. Collins
Enie Fy
Boston
Nother Seh
Wood
Remeeives
Pase
Hoston
Thomas
Fa Het
Clootte
Sehalk
Deer Lodge
Black Rock
Aeither
Balveson
Wan
Fahrenwald
Greenwood
Salveron
Centers
Rocks
Grogan
Smith
Stern
Felders
McNamara
Black Rocks
Hage
Seuvbter
Dillon
Paul Huddoft
Centerville
Englewood
McLaughlin
Rivet
Hill
Bobbles
Johns
Cen
Sie
Burtwell
Ine Kine
Ella Goppe
Coppe
Niede
Einouth
Englewood Pyyurtwell
Fey
Basletwood
Ovbrion
Leahy
Mon Sundbera
S. 1
Oconnell
Cavan
Elenet Ranewood
Clark
Review of Sports Events in Early 1915 Season
The review surveys major league baseball through July, detailing team standings, runs, hits, errors and baserunners across the National and American leagues. It notes St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn standings, plus amateur swimming championships in San Francisco and Olympic prospects in Tokyo. It also mentions individuals such as Arthur Shafer and Christy Mathewson in side notes and describes timing controversies in rowing at the Poughkeepsie regatta and watchmaker insights.
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Associated Press
New York
Mn Clube
Atheike
Grenune
Philadelphia
St Louis
Musee Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Hehins
Renna Thaves
St. Louis
Philadelpnia
Boston
Detroi
Washington
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Ffth
Athletics
Browns
Tigers
Mackmen
Three World Records Fall At Panama-Pacific Swimming Meet
San Francisco July 18 Three world records and two American marks were set at the Panama-Pacific exposition swimming championships. Duke Cahanamahake set an indoor world record in the 425 yard dash. Mike McDermott of the Illinois Athletic Club lowered the 20 yard breast stroke record to 24.05 seconds. The Illinois Minetic Club matched a distance world mark in the 400 yard relay, while Frances Cowell of the city posted a new American record in the 50 yard dash in 3 minutes 20 seconds. Langer of Los Angeles broke the American record in the 500 yard event. Illinois swimmers led final standings as champions. the meet featured strong performances and a lengthy final.
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San Francisco
Duke Cahanamah Ake
Mike McDermott
Illinois Ath
Wren
Illinois Minetic Club
Mise Frances Cowells
Tuoe
Dash
Tudy, Langer
Los Angeles
Perry McGillvray
Fee Tainors Athletic Club
Illinois
Mordegal Attempts His Famous Stunt In Series Rumors
In a chaotic display during the 1908 World Series, Mordecai Brown mishandled a sacrifice attempt and sparked a Detroit rally, as Buffalo beat Chicago 6 to 4. Newark defeated Kansas City 10 to 4 behind strong pitching by Cullop and Easterly, while Falkenberg started both Newark games.
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Mordecai Brown
Chicago
Detroit
Frits Hug
Engle
Buffalo
Ms. Rutfalo
Esse
Schulz and Allen
McConnell
Brown and Wilson
Notable attractions headline next Sunday card at Irish American club
On Sunday, Hanness Kolehmann and Maurice McLoughlin headline exhibition at Irish American Athletic Club in Butte on the way to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. McLoughlin defeats N Norris Williams in a tense match at the California Lawn Tennis Club, 4-6 6-1 6-3. Williams earlier upset by Grima of San Francisco. Mathey of Princeton beats Bundy of Los Angeles 8-6 3-6 4-6. Washburn of Harvard performs strongly.
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Hannes Kolehmann
MaiButte
San Francisco
Maurice FE. McLoughlin
N. Norris Williams Gritarvand
Californ Uga Lawn
Williams
Elimi
Cb Grima
McLoughlin
Eean Mathey
Princeton
Thomas Bundy
Los Angeles
Foward
Mathey
Ed Rome
W. M. Washburn
Harvard
Portland Team Trades and Moves in Baseball Page
Portland officials report a flurry of baseball moves: Walter McCredie recalls pitcher Robert Keefe and infielder Doane is sent to California with St. Louis plans. Jean trades to Vernon for Wale, while Carlisle, another outfielder, is involved in the shifts.
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Portland
Ore
Walter McCredie
Robert Keefe
Doane
Californ
Walead
Jean
Vernon
Wale Fer Carlisle
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Creatiler
Enele Wood
Faber Com
Bostox
Spressier
Wine ‘Club
Dclphia
RWE
Delphin
Yressier
Lapp
Avnet Goweleskie
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Baker
Meader Park
Jack Deer Lake
Meaderville
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Sourbier
Silver Park
Excelsior
Amateur Athletic Union
San Francisco Exposition
Yacht Harbor
United States
Oregon
Arthur Shafer
New York Nationals
Pink Note
Shafer
Sam Angeles
Clu
Feste
Christy Tathewson
Bill Kiem
Sainte
Cornell
Pike
Tokio
Manila
Japan
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Sclarke
O'Connell
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Gilbride
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Tine
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Yue
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McNulty
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Cope
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Driscoll
Theiver
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Gam
Salt Lakeaman
Gregory
Sma "Klawitter
Emote Rowe
Taxe
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Larnn
Batterten—Scoretin
Brooke Inet
Bitze
Verne Tower
Boles
Mitchell and Spencer
Northwestern League
Seattle
RM. F
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Datlin
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Inama
Frank
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Feite
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Pratt
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Bel
Merical Co
Park Street
Dulce
Bad Park St
Ada, Mont
Callum Deh
Milwaukee
Strachan
Ea. G. M. Church
William Johnston
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