Athletics Blanked by Stovall Tribe in Fourth
St. Louis held Philadelphia to 0 as Mitchell hurled shutouts in pinch moments. Browns supported by strong defense and timely hits, scoring four runs in the third game of the series at home. Battery: Brown Houck Lapp Schang for Philadelphia. Mitchell Agnew Thomas for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Mitchell
Brown
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Ascoscoses Cosvecseo
Ste Tard
Occes Veceseseuszss Ont Ff
Ninth-inning rally lifts Chicago over Washington 6 to 5
In Chicago on July 22, a late rally turned a 5-3 deficit into a 6-5 win over Washington. Collins doubled and scored on Fournier’s double, Bodie drew a walk, Rath delivered a game winning hit with two outs after bases loaded, tying and taking the lead.
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Chicago
Washington
Collins
Fournier
Weaver
Bodie
Cicotte
Chappelle
Rath
Mattick
R. H. E. Wellmsmsercous
Chigero
Groom
Henry
Russell
Schalk
Detroit Beats New York 2-0 in Baseball Tilt
Detroit tops New York 2 to 0 as visitors strand runners twice. Strong defense blanks scoring with Ford and Fisher behind the plate and Dauss patrolling the mound. McKee and Smith also contribute in a tight pitching duel.
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Detroit
New York
Davis
Roy
Cleveland Beats Boston In Weekday Matchup Eight to Five
Cleveland defeated the world champion Boston team eight to five in Cleveland. Both pitchers showed mediocrity with wild pitching by Gregg and strong catching by Cleveland that knocked Leonard and Haley from the box. Joe Jackson, the league batting leader, went hitless. Dashner and Cheney joined the rosters from minor leagues. Same two clubs scheduled to play again today.
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Cleveland
Bostons
Gregg
Leonard
Haley
Joe Jackson
Dashner
Ohio State League
Cheney
Red Sox
R. H. EB. Poucoely
Leonard, Malloy, Hall and Carrigan
Greg
Carisch
Victoria Breaks Long Losing Streak Over Portland Bees
Victoria ended a prolonged skid by defeating Portland 11 hits to 7. Narveson pitched a strong game for the Bees allowing five scattered hits while Mays struggled and received uneven support. Lamb homered twice amid a battered attack as Portland’s errors aided the visitors. final score 11 to 5.
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Portland
Ore
Victoria
Narveson
Bees
Mays
Lamb
Ede Sas
Spokane Beats Seattle In Twelfth Inning Slugfest
In Seattle on July 22 Spokane defeated Seattle 5 to 3 after MecCarr singled in the twelfth and Pappa homered with two outs. Spokane jumped to a 3-0 lead, Seattle tied it in the seventh but failed to score again against Spokane pitchers.
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Seattle
Spokane
MecCarr
Pappa
Ceccss Cocees Oa Sen
S$ God Sartuir
Cadreau, Coveleskie
Hannah
Fullerton
Cadman
Evans Wins Low Medal in Western Amateur Halfway
Chicago July 22 The western amateur golf championship at Homewood course reduced contenders to 16 after round two and first match. Chick Evans, the current champion, shot 73 for round two totaling 151 for 36 holes to secure the low medal. Warren K Wood and Mason Phelps of Chicago followed with 152 and 158. Be P Allis of Milwaukee Harvard champion made a freak opening hole 290 yards in one stroke.
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Chicago
Homewood
Middle West
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Chick” Evans
Warren K. Wood
Mason Phelps
BE. P. Allis
Milwaukee
Harvard
Larned and Wright Reunite in Eastern Doubles Match
Boston July 2 William A Larned and B C Wright, former national singles champions and noted doubles team, teamed up again in the eastern doubles championship at Longwood. They defeated R D Little and P R Pell of New York 7 5 6 8 5 7 6 1 in a four set match noted as the day's best.
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Boston
William A. Larned
B. C. Wright
R. D. Little
P. R. Pell
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
Touchard and Washburn Defeat Princeton Duo in Tennis
Gustav Touchard and W M Washburn eliminated G M Church and Dean Mattey with scores 7 6 3 and 2 4 10 8 in a closely contested match indicating a late comeback and strong serving from the new pair.
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Gustav Touchard
W. M. Washburn
Princeton
G. M. Church
Dean Mattey
Beavers Beat Wolves 4 1 in Portland Sacramento Series Opener
In Sacramento on July 22 before the largest weekday crowd, the Portland Beavers won 4 to 1 over the Wolves. Kinsella struck out 16 but allowed 10 hits, Kores homered with a man on base in the second, Krapp yielded 6?1 hits, and the Batteries were Krapp and Fisher for Portland while Kin sella and Bliss worked for Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Portland Beavers
Sacramento Wolves
Kinsella
Kores
Krapp
B. Portland
la Antenentioek
Venice Falls to Oakland 3 1 as Elliott Homers
In San Francisco on July 22 Venice lost 3 to 1 to Oakland. Elliott homered for Venice. Oakland produced all its runs in the fourth inning with Klepfer loading the bases by hitting Searcher in the head, Herling driving in two on a double, and Cook bringing in another run. Final sequence shows Klepfer Harkness Elliott Pruitt Rohrer as batters.
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San Francisco
Elliott
Venice
Oakland
Klepfer
Searcher
Herling
Kaylor
Ness
Cook
Rohrer
Pruitt
BR & Vorico Ceeseesse
CURIE
Kelpter
Frisco-LA Game Postponed As Team Fails To Arrive
The San Francisco basketball squad postponed their matchup with Los Angeles after failing to arrive for the game. Officials announced the contest would not be played and rescheduling was uncertain pending travel and logistics.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Frisco
Talk of Butte Sport Circles Champion Clabby Battling for Title Try
Champion Jimmy Clabby arrives in town bearing his middleweight belt as he prepares for a scheduled Aug. 2 bout with Jimmy Hicks over Regan's Treasure State club. Hicks, a strong Detroit contender, will train at Centerville gym as Clabby also conditions for the match, with McGoorty hinted at an October rematch if weight limits are met.
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Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Clabby
Jimmy Hicks
Detroit
McGoorty
Regan
Man Hicks
West
MccGoorty
Hicks
Jeff Clark
Joe Jeanette
Eddie McGoorty
Bob Moha
Jim Smith
Dave Smith
Willie Lewis
Jack McCarren
Jack Dillon
Bill McKennan
Frankie Perrine
Glen Coakley
Howard Morrow
Tommy Sullivan
Mike Ibbons
Tony Caponi
Winnipeg
Madison Square Garden
Ty Cobb
Jimmy
Mce- Goorty
Centerville Gymnasium
Wisconsin
Pirates Fall Twice to Giants in Twin Bill
New York defeats Pittsburgh twice in a doubleheader with the champions taking a 8 to 3 win and a 2 to 1 11 inning victory. Batteries details show Camnitz Robinson Simon Gibson Demaree Meyers Wilson in the opener and Adams Gibson Simon Coleman Mathewson Fromme Meyers in the nightcap.
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New York
Pittsburg
Clarke
R. H. E. Pittsburgeeene
Seemeee
Ees
Camnitz
Robinson
Simon
Gibson
Demaree
Meyers
Wilson
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Adams
Coleman
Mathewson
Fromme
Philadelphia Sweeps Doubleheader Over Chicago
Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 6 in game one and 8 to 6 in game two. Chicago led early in the first game but Philadelphia tied it in the eighth with a center field homer. In the second game Philadelphia chased Humphreys in the first inning, then scored three runs in the fourth on four hits and three errors, with Mayer finishing for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Humphreys
Reulbach
Mayer
Humphreys, Reusbach, Richie and
Bresnahan and
Needham
Rixey, Chalmers, Mayer and Killifer
Sallee Shutsout Brooklyn as St. Louis Open Season With 2 1 Win
In Brooklyn on July 22 St Louis defeated the Superbas 2 to 1 with Sallee pitching. Brooklyn collected 11 hits but failed to score until the ninth inning when Wheat crossed after the bases loaded with none out. Batteries were Sallee and Wingo for St Louis and Curtis Stack Miller for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Sallee
Superbas
Wheat
R. H. EB
Ogre Axivecse
Denseossesserme
Sallee and
Wingo
Curtis, Stack and Miller
Cincinnati Takes Doubleheader as Brown Closes Games
Cincinnati wins both ends of a Boston doubleheader by one run each. In the first game the score is 4 to 3 after 10 innings with Three-fingered Brown shutting down the Braves in the final frame. In the second game Cincinnati prevails 3 to 2 as Bates delivers a fifth inning homer with a man on base.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brown
Bates
Ae Creek
Johnson
Ames
Kling
Hess
Rariden
R. H. EB
BE “i
Neste Fen
Capeveey Scan
Benton, Brown and Clarke
James
Whaling
Walsh Clarifies In Butte Money Comment In Boxing Bill
Tommy Walsh manager of Greek K. O. Brown and Joe Mandot denies saying a meal ticket fighter could get money in Butte. A Chicago paper quoted him, he wrote to the Standard, he only told the boxers that fights in Butte would draw a good house in a wealthy town. He notes the Wisconsin bill passed and a strong boxing season is anticipated there.
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Tommy Walsh
K. O. Brown
Joe Mandot
Butte
Chicago
Walsh
The
Standard
Wisconsin
Badger
Butte Montana Boxing Flourishing Under Fair Commission
The Chicago American praises Butte Mont boxing, calling it a safe and sane fighting map. It credits a reputable boxing commission for guarding the sport, operating fairly without following New York or old precedents, and notes the game flourishing there.
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Chicago American
Butte
Mont
Boxing Commission
New York
Republican Attack On Bill Continues In Senate Debate
The Senate debate on the income tax and tariffs extends with Sen Smoot arguing for higher revenues and criticizing pottery tariffs. Sen Cummins supports a bill to curb rate discrimination by transporters, insisting domestic producers need stronger protection. Borah plans to resume his tax speech, while Democrats signal a concise opposition to amendments.
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Smoot
Salt Lake City
England
Ohio
Senator Cummins
Borah
Danish Prime Minister's Daughter Completes Joinery Apprenticeship
Miss Anny Berntsen, daughter of the Danish prime minister, completed a three year joinery apprenticeship. In the United States, inspectors found 48,000 of 74,000 locomotives inspected last year defective according to the interstate commerce commission.
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Anny Berntsen
Interstate Commerce Commission
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