Foley at Home on Tremblay's Slams in Hectic Win
The A C M's defeated Black Sipece 5 to 4 in a tense seventh inning finish. Tremblay delivered a clutch double scoring Foley, with key plays from Doran Hollister and Schulte, and strong defense by Les Rover Manley and Mulley.
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Giants Rally In Ninth To Beat Pittsburg 6 4
The Giants staged a ninth inning batting rally to defeat Pittsburg 6 to 4. Rammer was knocked out. Glazner faltered in the ninth as four hits and Cutshaw’s wild throw plated the visitors’ four runs. Batteries Barnes Douglas Ryan Smith Snider Glazner and Iat.
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Roper Wins Newspaper Decision In Detroit Bout
July 28 Captain Bob Roper defeated Schuck Wiggins in a four round newspaper decision in Detroit. The Chicago fighter led in most rounds with Wiggins from Indianapolis taking one and several rounds even. Roper weighed 170 pounds and fought under the American Association schedule with Milwaukee Louisville and Minneapolis among the listed cities.
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Trial of the Chicago Black Sox and baseball morals
The article surveys the Chicago Black Sox trial, arguing the case will be decided by moral guilt regardless of criminal conviction. It notes testimony by Bill Burns supporting deliberate throwing of games, critiques legal defenses, and discusses contracts demanding players’ best efforts, with owners profiting from winning teams. It also covers baseball’s fallout, fan anger, and the eroding standing of tainted players.
Burns' Testimony in Chicago White Sox Trial Ends
The defense rested after five White Sox players testified to counter key state evidence in the 1919 World Series case. Eddie Collins, Ray Schalk, Dick Kerr, Roy Wilkinson and manager William Gleason described practice and meetings at Redlands Field in Cincinnati. The defense sought to debunk deals alleged by Bill Burns for $100,000 to throw games, as rebuttal and further testimony were anticipated.
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Finalists Crowned After Tight Press Battle
A partial report shows teams advancing to the finals with close play and emerging leaders. The text references Ms Bar and Bane as contenders, indicating an ongoing contest and upcoming decisive matchup.
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Doubleheader Split in Philadelphia and Detroit
Philadelphia and Detroit split a July 28 doubleheader. In game one Philadelphia won 3 to 2. Detroit took game two 9 to 2 with Sargent and Cobb contributing in outfield play. The nine innings saw late scoring and injuries timing a quiet finish in a tense pennant chase.
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Yankees wallop St Louis as Davis exits early
The Yankees defeated St Louis 6 to 0 after Davis was knocked out in the third. New York scored four runs on four hits with no walks and an error. Manager atugsins of New York was ejected after an argument with Umpire Owens. Patteries: Davie Kolp Burwell Hoyt Schang. Washington beat Chicago 8 to 5 in the other game with Shanks and Milan homering. Hodge left in the first, Wienecke allowed runs, Erickson and Gharrity also noted.
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Britishers Defeat Two Leading Yankee Golfers
The Associated Press reports that British stars George Duncan and Abel Mitchell defeated Joe Hutchinson, the world champion, and Laurie Ayton of Evanston 4 up with 3 to play in a 38-hole match at Bloomington Country Club. Also notes Jack Dempsey’s hotel nerves as talks about a potential movie and upcoming Europe trip unfold.
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International Track Meet Tie Alters Final Scores
Reported confusion over rules at the Oxford Princeton meet led to a disputed final score as England initially appeared the winner then the decision was revised. The three mile race featured Princeton’s Foresman defeating England’s Seagrove, with the event ending amid debate over rule application and subsequent celebrations in Port Cheaters.
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