Anodes Rally Past Powers in Rain Affected Exhibition
In Clark's Park 6 30 p m game between Anodes and Powers ended 8 1 after weather cut play short. Ralph Erickson led Anodes with strong hitting and Tommy Farrell pitched well before rain halted the contest. Captain Shanley homered and Sells added two key hits as Anodes scored late after the rain delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Clarks
Riissitorssi
Montana Powers
Clark's Park
Game
Powers
Ryan
Mike Duffy
Umps
Fanée
Tommy Farrell
Erickson
Shanley
Rnodes
Ecison
Rune
Baker
Sells
Taylor
Matthews
Allen
Balle
Farrel
Pirates tighten grip as Maranville debuts as manager
In Chicago Cincinnati defeated Chicago 3 to 1 behind a first inning Pinelli homer and strong relief work by Luque. Maranville made his first appearance before home fans as manager, while Erickson earned the win and Farrell the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranville
Associated Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cooper
Pinelli
Luque
H. P
Melvor
Morton
Hartnett
Bill
Matthews
Bush
Ryan
Grigsby
Harris
Adams
Grimm
Caveney
Critz
Holke
Tiger Flowers defeats Bogash in ten-round decision
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta won a ten round decision over Lou Bogash of Bridgeport in Aurora. The bout featured Flowers dominating each round and securing a clear victory in the lightweight clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aurora
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Cenarere
Delaney Beats Burke In Ninth Round Victory
In a 10 round boxing match at an East Coast venue, Delaney defeats Burke in the ninth round with a sharp barrage. Burke, from Pittsburgh, shows early pace but is unable to withstand Delaney’s sustained attack securing the win.
Rabbit Maranville Named Cubs Player Manager
Norman E. Brown reports on the appointment of Rabbit Maranville as Chicago Cubs manager replacing Bill Killefer. The move aims to add a playing manager, with Maranville known as a lively off field figure and expected to balance leadership with on field play. The choice drew fan approval despite Killefer’s popularity and a recent taxi incident involving Maranville and two players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Brown
Rabbit Maranville
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Bill Killefer
Maranville
Rabbit
Clarke Pittenger
Herbert Brett
New York
Cubville
Killefer
William Wrigley
Dempsey Skips Train Talk With Kearns in Hollywood
Los Angeles July 24 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion and film aspirant slipped away from his train to meet manager Jack Kearns and head home with Estelle Taylor. Dempsey said he would not talk to Kearns yet and plans to train soon possibly in Hollywood or a country camp. He named a Michigan City bout with Fitzsimmons and then a fight with Wills as next on his list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Pomona
Dempsey
Hollywood
Estelle Taylor
Jack
Kearns
Monay
Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Wills
Reed Charity Bequest Forges Million Dollar Trust
Mrs. Verner Z Reed of Denver donates 1 million dollars in the name of her late daughter Margery Reed Mayo. The trust will fund charities yet to be named with income from the fund. Mayo died of illness contracted in Lima Peru while her husband served as a at the American embassy attaché. Reed also gave 100000 toward Margery Mayo Nursery at Degree Nursery for a new building and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Verner Z. Reed
Margery Reed Mayo
Athletics blank Red Sox 6 to 0 in Boston defeat
Slim Harriss limited Boston to two singles as Philadelphia built a 6 to 0 win and widened its AL lead. Todt and Wamby produced Boston’s only hits, and Simmons delivered a late homer after Ehmke started strong before giving up five hits and five runs in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Harriss
Red Sox
Mackmen
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Todt
Wamby
Boston
Ehmke
Harriss
Simmons
Tigers Move Up in Tight American League Standings
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 4 to pull into a tie with St. Louis for fourth in the American League while the White Sox remain in third, their lead reduced to five games. The Tigers led early and stifled Sox rallies to clinch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Sox
White Sox
Yesterdays Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National results show Boston 3 New York 1 Pittsburg 5 St Louis 3 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 3. American matches Philadelphia 6 Boston 0 Detroit 6 Chicago 4. Association games list Minneapolis 9 St Paul 3 Indianapolis 5 Louisville 3 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 6 Toledo 4 Columbus 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
American League
Washington
Detroit
Chicago Aeeee
Cleveland O
Pacific
Pet
San Francisco
Seattle Ee Ee
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland Eee
Sacramento
Vernon
American Ass Roe
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
National
Herman knocks out Canadian champion in seventh round
Babbe Herman, featherweight contender, KOed Kid Henry, Canada’s champion, in the seventh round of a twelve round bout. Pitching and scoring details follow, with the box score noting base hits and sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Associated Preas
New York
Babbe Herman
Kid Henry
Erickson Not 0 Good When One Scout Looked
Ralph Erickson is headed to the White Sox with a $2,500 bonus after Chicago Powers and college scouts discussed his spring camp join. Nick Williams from San Francisco and Walter McCredie from Portland observed Mines League action as Erickson and Farrell fanned six. Kent Allen starred, making eight quick grounders and sharp pegs on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph “Lefty” Erickson
Anodes
Chicago White Sox
Clarks
Chicago
Idaho College
San
Lodell
Erickson
Tommy Farrell
Ralph Erickson
White Sox
Farrell
Ryan
Kent Allen
Doc Snell Wins On Foul From Defoe
In Great Falls on July 24 Doc Snell of Tacoma won over Billy Defoe of New York on a foul in the tenth round of a 12 round featherweight bout. Defoe weighed 127 pounds to Snell’s lighter frame. Eddie Savage beat Lew Mehrlich in six rounds, both weighed around 146 and 142 pounds respectively. Elmer Pulver knocked out Bud Bartlett in two rounds, and Young Rossberg defeated Elmer Moe in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Doc” Snell
Tacoma
Billy Defoe
New York
Defoe
Eddie Savage
Neihart
Lew Mehrlich
Batteey
Savage
Mehrlich
Elmer Pulver
Billings
Bud Bartlett
Stock
Lamp explosion kills five in Superior fire
Superior Wisconsin July 24 a kerosene lamp exploded inside a Soo Line section house killing E T Wettmaack a Harris Minnesota foreman and his four children in the blaze all occupants perished in the blaze authorities said the lamp caused the fire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Superior
Wis
E. T. Wettmaack
Soo” Line
Harris, Minn
Kerosene tax halts foreign oil sales in Canton
The Canton government has imposed a tax on kerosene causing all foreign petroleum sellers to suspend sales. Meanwhile, several American business houses open in Sydney Australia. During Denmark strikes as many as 125000 workers were locked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Sydney
Australia
Denmark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tefty
Big Chucker
Chuck
Bill McIvor
Ridings
Louie Sells
Bounder
Flinger
Wild
McKain
Duffy
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Larry Benton
Jack Scott
Wisner
Terry
Young
Ittsburg
Rhein
Reinhart
Cardinal
Louie
AB. R. Smith
Seeee
Shinners
Hornesby
Bottomley
Eee
Hafey
Toporcer
Bell
O'Farrell
Rhem
Setreee Reinhart
Ee Bigbee
Moore
Cuyler
Traynor
Wright
McInnis
Gooch
Morrison
Seer
Louis
Hornsby
Carey
Bigbee
Frisch
Meusel
Kelly
Southworth
Lindstrom
Snyder
Sree Scott
Groh Wisner
Scott
R. H. PO
Bancroft
Gautreau
Welsh
Burrus
Felix
Padgett
Seimer
Benton
Nae
Wein
R. H. EB
Seattle
Hasty
Daly
Johnson
Schang
Oakland
R. H. E. Portland
Leverenz
Hannah
Krause
Delaney
Reed
Wrht
Root
Sandberg
Piercey
Ngleton
Cook
Peters
Sanders
Spencer
Mulcahy
H. B
San Necisco
Mood
Shea
Canfield
Wackenfeld
Bogash
Generel
Ton
Hamilton
Copens
Orateur
Burke
Sade
Sek
Dewey
Conn
Benateal
Pitta- Durgs
Flagstead
Ezzell
Boone
Carlyle
Ee Bischoff
Cochrane
Lamar
Poole
Miller
Bishop
Galloway
Ays
Poolee
Harrise
Kamm
AB. R. H. PO
A. E Haney
O'Rourke
Mostl
Davis
E. Collins
Sheely
Hooper
If Wee Kamm
Barrett
National League
Wingo, If
Cope, Gisiccvecee
Heilmann, Rf
Blue
Tavener
Woodall
W. Collins
Doyle
O’rourke
Falk
Collins
Lyons
Cman
Ros-Tan
Billy
American Cigar Company, Manufactusee
Stone-Cadian-Wells CO
Butte, Mont
Walter McCredie
Leavers
Black Pitts
Doc’ Snell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!