No National Game Report and Scattered Score Notes
Fragmentary sports notes describe a chaotic score stream with Allen County league action, mentioning an upcoming game against AM at Columbia Gardens, plus a detailed account of a wild third inning and defensive miscues. Names such as Jovick, Cullen, Curtey, Pete Curley, and Carroll appear amid a jumble of scores and inning-by-inning chatter.
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Hamm
Imary
Henry
Shea Curley
Carrell
Emery
Heney
Ning Om
Curley
Shes
From Grand Stand to Major League Club Record of Dorman
San Francisco July 29 A dramatic turn in 1923 baseball as Dorman, drafted from the stands to replace catcher Byler, played for Washington Americans. Byler’s expulsion left the team short, Dorman replaced him and delivered a timely hit in a 10 run win. Dorman had previously played for Vancouver in the Pacific International League and St Joseph in the Western League.
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San Francisco
Byler
Washington Americans
Simonich and Shade to Fight in Seattle Return Bout
Joe Simonich of Butte, a rising welterweight, will return to Seattle to fight Dave Shade in a scheduled August 9 match promoted by Clay Hite for the Northwestern Athletic Club. If victorious, Simonich plans a fall bout with Travie Davin, coast champion, and a September bout with Fram Barrieu, while Shade’s solid showing here earned praise despite the narrow decision.
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Joe Simonich
Butte
Dave Shade
Broadway Theater
Joe
Puget Sound City
Shade
Simonich
Simonich-Shade
Seattle
Northwestern
Clay Hite
Sterling Anters
Orte 0
King
Simonichein
Oan
Clase
United States Tops Rhine Athletic Carnival standings
The Associated Press reports Coblenz July 29 that American athletes won the Rhine land carnival with 209 points, ahead of France 106, Great Britain 59, and Belgium 38. Other items include scattered results from Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and St Paul Columbus, with several races and scores noted amid a disrupted schedule.
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Associated Pree
Heilmann in class of Homers in Philadelphia game
Detroi ts victory over Philadelphia by 18 to 6 in a rain delayed final. Heilmann hit his third homer, Veach also homered, ball used in wet conditions affected play. Batteries Ehmke Cole Bayler Woodall Hasty Freeman Wolt Perkins Styles.
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Wiladelphia
Detroit
Panladelphia
Heilmann
Veach
Iso
Dine Chrore
Philadelpia
Beore
Philadelphia
Ehmke
Cole
Bayler
Woodall
Hasty
Freeman
Wolt
Perkins
Styles
Condors Defeat Goodfriend Team by One Run
The Condors beat the Goodfriends 11 to 10 in a tight contest last night. The game stayed close throughout with both sides trading leads, Goodfriends tying at 9 in the fifth before falling behind in the sixth. Condors sealed it in the final at bat when Halloran’s drive cleared a catcher’s mishap and two runners scored as Johnson and McDonald crossed home. Eagle of the Goodfriends was hit by a pitch, while Graham and Matheson produced other notable moments.
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Condors
Ted
Halloran
Johnson
McDonald
Eagle of the Goodfriends
Graham
Matheson
Charles McDonald
Cleotte
Gratts
Zeleer
Bennett
Abe Attell
Baseball Magnates Worry Over Replacing Stars In 1921
Major league club owners fear 1921 talent drought as summer scouting yields few viable replacements. The piece notes the drift toward star power to draw crowds, compares baseball promo methods with film industry, and argues for balanced teams to sustain fan interest despite aging legends. Giants Braves and Pirates draw crowds on battleright results rather than individual fame.
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Ty Cobbs
Babe Ruths
Grover Alexanders
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Pittsubrg Pirates
Ty Cobs
Walter Johnsons
Sisters
Cher Stars
Cobb, Johnson and Sisler
Eddie Collins
Tris Speaker
John Kling
Hoss Radbourne
Chicago
Three Finger Brown
Alexander
Mc Henry's fifth inning homer lifts St Louis past Brooklyn
In a tense game at home, Mc Henry hit a solo homer in the fifth to give St Louis a 1-0 win over Brooklyn. Mitchell worked the mound with three runs allowed traceable to Pfeiffer, who earned his fifth win since joining Brooklyn. Batteries: Mitchell Taylor Pfeiffer Clemons.
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Man
T. Louis
McHenry
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Baseball Trial Testimony Focuses on Conspiracy Claims
The argument details a scheme allegedly tying players, managers, and figures like Eddie Cicotte and Abe Attell to a fix in a past season. Attorneys claim money and favors flowed through Cincinnati hotel rooms as part of the alleged plot. The defense centers on cross examinations and the legality of the proceedings as the trial moves toward legal arguments.
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Abe Attell
Tress
Cincinnati
Bennett
Burns
Williams
Jackson
Ether
Attell
Ein- Hig
Ong
SpRese
Ple
Able
Prindiville
Tech Alamiilion
Montana Derby Revival at State Fair
In Helena on July 29 the advisory board of the State fair, after a conference with Commissioner C C Davis, decided to revive the Montana Derby a former feature. The race will offer 600 dollars to the winner for a mile and a furlong with only Montana bred entries allowed. The move is expected to boost attendance and interest in the fair.
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Helena
C.c.davis
Old-Time League Boys Celebrate Cleveland Jubilee
Cleveland marked its 125th anniversary with an old timers game as veteran players from 1879 onward defeated a second team 11 to 6. Cy Young and catcher Chief Zimmer pitched and played behind the plate, each over 50, with Cleveland's 1903 to 1905 infield making no errors. Also notes Coast League scores Sacramento 0 Los Angeles 1 Salt Lake 2 San Francisco 8 Vernon 10 Portland 1 Oakland 8 Seattle 4.
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New York
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Brooklyn
St .Louis
Chicago Arty
Sineinmati
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Br ‘Louis
Boston
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Philaddelphia
American Association
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Louisvile Ee
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Hi Bs
Milwaukee
Bai
Indianapolis Hy
Toledo
Columbus
San Francisco
Sacramento
Ohio
Cy Young
Zimmer
Charlie Hickman
Nap Lajoie
Turner
Terry Short
BM Bradley
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Vernon
Portland
Oakland
Seattle
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