Thunder and Rain Delay Mines League Rivalry At Clark Park
Lightning and heavy rain postponed the Mines league clash at Clark Park drawing fans into talk of the title chase. Clark leads followed by A C M Anodes and Powers as two thirds of games remain with potential reshuffles amid trades and injuries.
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Mines
Clark Park
Clarks
Anodes
Powers
Clarkmen
Lodell
Ralph Erickson
White Sox
Zanic
Ricker
George Murchio
Clark
George
Injuries Prove Fatal for Maj. Gen Lora Cheylesmore
Maj. Gen. Lora Cheylesmore died from injuries after an automobile accident. He was a renowned rifleman and sportsman. The report notes his wife was Elizabeth Richardson, daughter of the late F. O. French of New York. In a separate item, Edmondton council bans raising at municipal dances.
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Associated Press
Ncon
Lora Cheylesmore
Elizabeth Richardson
F. O. French
New York
Cubs Gabby Hartnett homers as Giants beat New York in Chicago
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 in a pitching duel between Blake and Greenfield. Gabby Hartnett hit his 23rd homer to break a tie in the seventh inning. New York, trailing the Pirates, stumbled after the blast as Greenfield shut them down.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Blake
Greenfield
Giants
Pittsburg
Pirates
Braves
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
MceGraw
AB. R.H. PO. A
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Frisch
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Moecusel, Lf
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Lindstrom
Snyder
Seth
Gowas
Sescacseer
OD Greenfield
Walker
Bentley
Wilsons
Cardinals Trim Robins in High-Scoring Tilt at St Louis
The Cardinals defeated the Robins 10 to 8 at St Louis as bunched hits and two Brooklyn errors helped offset Brooklyn’s 15 safeties. Four Brooklyn pitchers worked, Marberry left in the seventh after a late swap, and Johnson earned the win for St Louis.
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Cardinals
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores From National American Leagues
Baseball results reported from major and minor leagues with city matchups and final scores. Notable games include Chicago vs New York 4 2 and Philadelphia 10 Detroit 2 in 12 innings. American Association games Indianapolis 12 Columbus 5 and Milwaukee 7 St Paul 5.
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Pittsburg
Brook
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American League
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National
Brooklyn
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis-Kansas City
Ewer
Cincinnati Eewe
Brooklyn Eee
Ngee
Eeneee
Chicago Wee
Enne
Vones Ey
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento
Ye Vernon
Louisville Paul Ee
Steer
Kansas City Eters
Minneapolis Ee
Eee
Columbus Aeere
Seabright Bowl Tennis Round Sees Young Star Triumph
Seabright New Jersey July 29 18 year old Cranston Holman of Leland Stanford defeats Dr George King of New York 6 4 6 2 in the third round of the Seabright bowl. King had eliminated American No 3 William Johnston yesterday.
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Associated Press
Seabright
N. J
Cranston Holman
Leland Standford
George King
New York
Dr. King
America
Wiliam M. Johnston
Young Bob Fitzsimmons to Face Gene Tunney in September
Reports from New York say Young Bob Fitzsimmons son of the former champion and bearer of 12 straight knockouts will challenge Gene Tunney for the light heavyweight title in San Francisco in September. Fitzsimmons stopped Quintin Romero the Chilean in Newark in the third round last week.
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Associated Press
New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gene Tunney
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Quintin Romero
Newark
Hennessy Ramblers Beat Walkerville Rowdies 15 to 6
The Hennessy Ramblers defeated the Walkerville Rowdies 15 to 6 at Cinders Tuesday. They led from the start and held the advantage throughout. The Ramblers express interest in meeting Boulevard Bobcats or other independent teams. batteries were Mullaney and Conway and D Holland and D Harrington.
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Walkerville Rowdies
Ramblers
Boulevard Bobcats
Mullaney and Conway
D. Holland
D. Harrington
Jornson's Homer Wins For Yanks
Ernie Johnson hit a 12th inning homer off Danforth to give the Yankees an 8 7 win over the Browns. It capped New York's fifteenth two game streak this year as Harry Rice joined Sisler in tying the game with a ninth inning homer for St Louis.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernie Johnson
Danforth
Yankees
Browns
Harry Rice
Sisler
St. Louis
Barberton
Wanninger
Tobin
Jacobson
Shocker
McManus
Hargrave
Vangilder
Rice
Johnson
Meusel
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Giard
Robertson
Lamotte
Ruth
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A. E
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Paschal
H. PO
E Ward
Meuse
Woosse
Gehrig
Stmene
Shanks
See
E Johnson
Bengough
Senators Rally To Beat White Sox In Eight Inning Win
Washington overcame a rough start to score four runs in the eighth and defeat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4. Zachary started for Washington before Marberry and Johnson pitched, with Faber taking the loss after Blankenship left the mound.
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Severeid
Chicago
Washington
Mostil
Sheely
Judge
Barrett
Kamm
Davis
Falk
Blankenship
Faber
Zachary
Johnson
Senators
Associated Press
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Athletics Hammer Detroit In 10 2 Victory
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit 10 to 2 as Slim Harriss allowed 13 singles but excelled in tight spots. Tigers left 13 runners on base, showing Athletics’ pitching and timely hitting.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Slim Harriss
Tigers
Doyle
Deerak
Miller
Simmons
Hale
Lamar
Galloway
Jones
Harriss
Bishop
Poole
Blue
Rigney
Collins
Carroll
Record on course at Lincoln Park course in Oklahoma City
Harry Roberts and C. H. Kitterman combined for a record at the 140 yard eighteenth hole with a tee shot near the home and a second shot that rolled Roberts ball into the cup. Roberts credited with a hole in one. Also notes baseball summaries from Philadelphia and Cleveland games with hits, runs, and fielding details.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry Roberts
C. H. Kitterman
Lincoln Rk
Roberts
Kitterman
Hall outlines 1926 football rule changes and forward pass impact
E K Hall, rules committee chief and Camp successor, reviews 1926 changes from kickoff yardage to screen pass limits and 12 minute high school quarters. He praises Western development of the forward pass and notes Grange's prominence, plus plans a Yellowstone Glacier trip.
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Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee of America
Walter Camp
Spaulding Football Guide
Butte
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hall
Dartmouth
University of Illinois
Red Grange
Illinois
Eckersall
Bill Kelly
Football Authority
University of Montana
Kelly
Stagg
Red” Grange
Grange
Illinois Star
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Hail
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
St. Joe Club Becomes Joplin Miners After August 4
Joplin will host the Western League club after transfer approval from Warren Giles. The St. Joseph Saints will finish current home games, then be renamed the Joplin Miners after August 4. A road trip precedes a first home appearance on August 19 with plans for a gala opening.
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Joplin
St. Joseph
Warren Giles
Saints
Joplin Miners
Man Freed of Blast Charge in Reedley Explosion
John Manoogan a tailor and choir singer was released in Los Angeles after investigators could not tie him to the fatal Reedley blast that killed five people.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
John Manoogan
Reedley
Unprecedented Swedish Heat Wave Claims Multiple Lives
An extreme heat wave sweeps Sweden over the past week causing several deaths and extensive fires in factories farms and forests due to lightning drownings sailing accidents and crop damage from hail. Estimated damage runs into several million kroner.
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Malmo
Sweden
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