Sharp Fielding Helps Erratic Pitcher In Sox Win
Sharp fielding backed an uneven pitcher as Chicago scored on Schalk’s play at the plate in the third inning. Umpire Thomas Connolly and Red Sox president J Lannin received cups from Natick enthusiasts after the defeat. Red Sox 5, White Sox 1 in a 9 inning game with Scott on the mound and Schalk driving in the decisive run.
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Doubleheader Splits as Baltimore Beats Pittsburg in 14 Innings
July 2 saw Pittsburg and Baltimore split a twin bill with Baltimore winning 2 to 1 in 14 innings and Pittsburg taking the first game 4 to 1. Bender was knocked out in the ninth in the opener as Kansas City clashes and umpire ejections sparked tension in a Brooklyn visit.
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Rudolphs Pitched In Championship Style
Cincinnati beat Boston 8 to 6 in a rugged series opener as Rudolph pitched well and Gowdy backed with strong defense. The game featured five tied innings and a decisive sixth. Batteries Rudolph Gowdy Me Kenry Clark. Alexander Mup by Ox St Luke July 2 Louis hit Alexander and Philadelphia errors aided a 8 to 7 win. Pitchers Doak Snyder. Pittsburgh July 9 Brooklyn game postponed due to rain. Chicago July 2 New York Chicago game postponed for Eastland funeral. Some teams scheduled today.
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Canadian Champion Girds for Connolly Clash on Aug 12
Canadian champion Pat Connolly enters training after news Italian Pat Pelestina’s would be rival. Duncan Gilles, recent Canadian and Scottish champion, set for August 12 in Gate, with Connolly-Giles match finalized. Gilles weighs 212 pounds, 6 feet tall, has beaten top contenders in Toronto and New York.
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Minor Leagues Seem To Hold The Whip Hand
Chicago July 28 President Gilmore of the Federal league declares the minor leagues dominate the scene and need not honor contracts. He answers Rochester International League president Chapin over Kores who joined St Louis Federals from Rochester for 2500 dollars. Gilmore cites 1914 Omaha meeting and directs Chapin to Johnson and Harry in handling complaints.
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Boxing Club System to Run Montana Match Under Law
The forthcoming bout will use a club system where patrons buy club memberships for the match. Officials say this arrangement complies with Montana boxing law and permits admission under the club model.
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Clabby and Leo Bens for Deer Lodge match
Clabby and Leo Bens will box during the Deer Lodge race meeting if plans are confirmed yesterday. Clabby wires that he will sign, with a special train planned from Kutte and Anaconda to host the open-air bout. Date awaits more definite word from Clabby.
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Lewistown purse set for McCarthy Dillon clash
Lewistown backers raise 2000 for a scheduled August 17 match between Tommy McCarthy heavy weight and Jack Dillon light heavy. Negotiations nearly complete with catch weights around 180 pounds. Arena plans underway as state convention of the Tribe notes the event.
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Weakened Johnston Falls to WeNiles in Ennwallawn Tennis
In the Northwestern League at Longwood Cricket club, W M Johnston of San Francisco Pa Cle coast loses in the fourth round to Nat We Niles of Boston, the only notable upset of the day. Norris Williams II defeats G P Gard in straight sets, Williams remaining flawless with his backhand. Tomorrow Williams meets C S Griffin of San Francisco, who recently beat him on the Pacific Coast. The eastern doubles event yields no major shocks.
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Contest of Endurance speech by Asquith in Commons
London July 28 Premier Asquith described the war as a contest of endurance in a general review to the house of commons. He spoke as Parliament adjourned until September, signaling a prolonged struggle ahead.
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Canadian Division Leader Turner Takes Overseas Command
Ottawa reports General Turner, who led a brigade in the flat Canadian division and earned distinction at St Julien, is awarded command of the second overseas division. General Turner previously served in the Boer War winning the Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Order. General Sam Steele gains command of the southeastern England division around Shorncliffe, the Canadian training camp and base, where about 49,000 Canadians are assembled.
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NO LETTERS HOME. Austrian prisoners barred from correspondence
Berlin reports via wireless that Austria_hungary forbids prisoners of war from exchanging letters with families under a Vienna dated monsoon regulation. The same rule reportedly applies to detention camps, while Russia ignores protests and treats captured Austrian officers illegally by removing their rank insignia.
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