Old Pitts Shut Out and Black Specs in Great Great Came
Long legal testimony recounts pre World Series talks among White Sox figures including Cicotte Attell Gandil Maharg Rothstein and others. Witness Burns describes meetings in New York Cincinnati and at hotels as prosecutors press details of alleged fixed games and finance for the World Series.
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Pittsburg Defeats Giants 10 to 1 Clinches Series Lead
At New York on July 14, Pittsburg surged to a 10 1 victory over the Giants, seizing a three game edge. Adams allowed scattered hits as Pittsburg built a 3 0 lead, then added seven runs in the fourth inning. Ryan, Salles, Benton and Caurey contributed in the rally while Schmidt closed for the win.
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National Open Qualifying Opens With American and British Stars
Nelson M Whitney amateur from Audubon Golf Club New Orleans and Pat O Hara professional from Richmond County Country Club Virginia led the opening half of qualifying at Columbia Country Club with 73s. Scores ranged to 78 with 17 tied for last. Abe Mitchell and Jock Hutchinson drew crowd interest as top names in a day of erratic play and fan attention ahead of 72 hole final rounds.
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National Open Golf Begins With Strong Field This Year
The national open golf tournament started yesterday as the ranking event in the country drawing 262 players in the qualifying rounds. The Columbia Country Club course near Chevy Chase, Maryland, is praised as one of America’s best with top greens and new improvements for the big event. Prominent players include Rigs Duncan and Ave Mitchell, with notable Americans and English amateurs in the field. local interest centers on Montana’s Toe Novak, a Butte native now at Spokane, hoping to qualify among the 72 finalists.
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Cleveland Defeats Washington 6 to 4 in Tight Game
Cleveland takes three of four from Washington with a 6 to 4 win. Erickson pitched well through five innings, O Neill returns behind the plate for the first time since Memorial Day, and Bagby starts for the first time since July 4. Batteries were Erickson Schacht Bicinich for Washington and Mails Bagby Nunamaker O Neill for Cleveland.
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Stining of the Clubs At Butte Causing Tepid Cheers
A fragmentary sports note recalls Ping Bodie’s donation reply to a relief fundraiser and mentions Rube Cléring’s move to New Haven’s Eastern League club under Connie Mack’s influence. It also notes ex majors at New Haven, including Chief Bender and Neal Ball, famous for an unassisted triple play.
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Clean Fielding One Big Feature
Cole-Pitts defeated the Black-Specs 3 to 0 at Clark's playground in a well played game. Stodden pitched a four hit shutout with strong fielding backing him. Wilcox for the Specs allowed six singles but was wild at times, and Lefty Carroll's defense in left helped curb threats. Key moments included a fast double play and sharp catches by Coady and Carroll, while Cole-Pitts exploited walks and timely hits to secure the win.
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Dempsey's Share Handed 0 Woods In Suit
New York July 19 AP report says Tex Rickard testified in a 100000 dollar contract suit by J Frank Spellman against Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns. Rickard said he paid Dempsey 300000 from a Georges Carpentier fight to James Woods. Carpentier's 200000 was paid to Robert Holgren as stakeholder. No reason given for paying Dempsey's share to Woods. case adjourned for documents. Spellman has attached Dempsey's automobile. court refused to vacate.
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Former Butte Boy Starts In Tourney
Washington July 19 voe Novak formerly of Butte now with the Boocane Soantey club will play around the Chimmbia Country club links tomorrow morning in the second half of the run to unite a stated there will be 10 starters tomorrow and the low 36 will enter the Rampionship contest Novak will be among the yearly starters Flowed to start at 9 20 The weather is not ideal for golf weather conditions hinder play Novak has been playing for several years on the links aiming to rate with the best in America
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