Studebakers Top Knights of Pythias 6-3 in Tight Toss
The Studebakers defeated the Knights of Pythias 6 to 3 as Ray Chaffer hit a home run and Grover connected for a three run shot. K Christy pitched well before wobbling late as Sweeney contributed two hits for Coach Bill Hughes's club.
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Studebakers
Knights of Pythias
Knights
Tolliver
Grover and Sweeney
Ray Chaffer
K. Christy
Jack Sweeney
Ray-Glos
Sweeney
O. K
Billy Williams
Bill Hughes
Studebaker
Ray-Glas
White
Short
Peden
Grover
Giauque
Matson
Oldfield
E. Christy
Kolister
Gibson
Wise
McVay
Christy
Banks
Peg
Chaffer
Ray
Theres Grover
Ss Matson
Christ
Arte Watkins
Bas
Oder
Olves
Pauley
Seipel
Olliver
Nks
Tee Eens
Joe
Ohaffer
Kristy
Ben’s Neat Note Sparks Local Puzzle
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Ben item hints at a local note about Ott and Neal with a three S pattern and a West side reference. The readable bits suggest a brief community update or puzzle snippet rather than a full article.
Baseball leaders and totals for 1925 season
National League leaders include Hornsby 24 for the Cardinals and Brown 14 for Beanstick as top homer totals with Cuyler 11 and Meusel 21 among others. American League mentions Jacobson 10 for the Browns and Williams 21 for the Browns with Hartnett 21 and Fournier 4 among notable names. Totals show 1925 NL 416 and 1924 260. AL 1925 348 and 1924 230. Fable notes a writer failing to link July 4 league leaders to October winners.
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Hornsby
Kelly
Giants
Etvececcceceese
Cuyler
Pirates
Henline
Phils
Brown
Beaddick
Jacobson
Browns
National
American
Cardinals
Williams
Hartnett
Cubs
Meusel
Yankees
Fournier
Dodgers
Simmons
Athletics
Bottomley
Wright
McKenzie Looms In Golf Arena As Young Prodigy Emerges
A Joe Williams profile on Roland MacKenzie, the Washington district teen rising in amateur golf. McLeod rates MacKenzie’s poise and potential, citing MacKenzie’s Merion showing against Von Elm and his smooth, deadly putting. Jones looms as a veteran rival in the coming national amateur championship context.
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Joe Williams
Stewart Maiden
Freddie McLeod
Maiden
McLeod
Bobby Jones
Links
Roland MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Jones
Pittsburgh
Merion
George von Elm
von Elm
Dempsey's September Bout Targets Michigan City Opponent
Jack Dempsey plans his first 1926 bout in September at Michigan City Indiana. A候t list includes Bartley Madden Young Bob Fitsimmons and Martin Burke with Gene Tunney and Harry Wills as possible opponents. Dempsey says manager John Lee Kearns and he may part ways after September 1 1926 if the right match arrives.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Jack Dempsey
Michigan City
Ind
Fifth Avenue
Bartley Maden
Bob Fitsimmons
Martin Burke
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Harry Wills
John Lee Kearns
America
Europe
Kearns
Wills
British Press Urges Youths to Drop Golf
London July 17. A campaign aims to discredit golf as a sport for youths amid a slump in England's recent sporting successes. Fathers offer money to sons who deny ever owning a golf club by twenty-one. Editors deride golf as a minor pastime and warn it harms polo tennis fighting and cricket prospects.
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England
Tildens
Johnstons
Vincent Richards
L. J. Maxes
The
National Review
Mr. Tilden
Miss K. McKane
Baseball Scores From The American Association Standings
The American Association reports multiple games with Kansas City defeating Columbus 14 to 9, Louisville beating St. Paul 11 to 9 in 10 innings, Toledo 5 Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 1, Washington 2 Detroit 1, Philadelphia 12 Chicago 3, Cleveland 17 New York 9, St. Louis 11 Boston 4, New York 7 St. Louis 5 and Boston 9 Pittsburgh 8 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 3 Chicago 0, Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 2.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Umpire Action If Runner On Third Confusion By Coach
When the third base coach deviates from advisory duties and appears as a baserunner, confusing the fielder and causing a wrong play, the umpire should penalize the at bat team. If the coacher interferes while a play on a batted ball is in progress, the runner rated for third is ruled out.
Army warehouse in Brooklyn claims world’s largest building
Report describes a vast Brooklyn facility as the globe’s largest structure with fifty two acres of floor space, sparking interest in its scale and purpose.
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Army Warehouse
Brooklyn
Baseball game wrap New York beats Cleveland 9 to 7
New York recorded a 9 to 7 victory over Cleveland. Kirrors-Wanninger and Sewell contributed in relief, with Veach and Paschall among the players collecting multiple hits. Gehrig Dugan and Wanninger led with three base hits, while Burns and Jamieson each had two stolen bases.
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Johnson
New York
Cleveland
Kirrors
Wanninger
Sewell
Veach
Paschall
Ferguson
Burns
McNulty
Jamieson
Speaker
Gehrig
Dugan
Indians
Yankees
Tris Speaker
Joe Sewell
Eteee
Bengough
Jones
Seeneee
Caldwell
Eeree
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Y Fewster
Ra Spurgeon
Eeere Myatt
C Shaute
Peeveese
Reds Lose to Brooklyn 5 2 in Second Straight
Brooklyn Robins win 5 to 2 over Cincinnati. Tiny Osborne strong at key moments for Brooklyn after wild stretches. Reds use three pitchers. Brown hits a fourth inning home run off Rixey.
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REDS
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tiny Osborne
Robins Land
Brown
Rixey
Biemiller
Caveney
Cimneinmath
Smith
Wingo
Ford
Fournier
Stock
Tierney
Greb Defeats Rosenbloom in Cleveland Bout
Harry Greb world middleweight champion decisively outpointed Maxie Rosenbloom 8 rounds to 2 in ten round match. Rosenbloom challenged to avoid a knockout after the third round as Greb hammered with sustained offense.
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Greb
Cleveland
Harry Greb
Maxie Rosenbloom
Grebb
China Holds World Largest Untouched Coal Areas
China possesses the largest coal region globally with vast portions remaining largely untouched. The extent of unmined reserves underscores potential future energy impacts and policy considerations for mining development.
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China
Rabbit Maranville Named Cubs Manager in 1920s Change
Rabbit Maranville is named to succeed Bill Kilifer as Chicago Cubs manager, ending Kilifer’s tenure since August 4, 1921. A longtime star infielder and former Pirate trade acquisition, Maranville wins his first game as manager, joining a growing list of player managers in baseball.
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Abbit Maranville
Chicago Ms
Bill Killifer
Maranville
Long
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bench bosses to stay says Davis Walsh
In a bold take Davis Walsh argues player managers will remain common and bench bosses long term. He cites John McGraw and Connie Mack as enduring leaders and notes many current players like Cobb Speaker Collins Bancroft Wheat and Maranville may shift to bench roles within five years.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Dave Bancroft
Braves
Zach Wheat
Dodgers
Rabbit Maranville
Cubs
Hornsbyand
St. Louis
Stanley Harris
Washington
Harris
Baseball slate lists city matchups across leagues
Today’s schedule features Columbus versus Malleae City, Toledo facing Milwaukee, Indianapolis meeting Minneapolis, Louisville against St. Paul, Boston versus St. Louis, Washington versus Detroit, New York versus Cleveland, and Philadelphia present. In the National League Cincinnati plays Brooklyn with Pittsburgh at Boston and St. Louis visiting New York while Chicago visits Philadelphia.
Buckeye delivers strong back-to-back wins for Cleveland
Garland Buckeye a 235 pound left hander from Cleveland has won his last two starts beating Detroit and Chicago while holding Chicago to one run. He has impressed with his control and pace on the mound.
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Garland
Buckeye
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Cubs Tout Percy Jones as Bright Pitcher Hope
The Chicago Cubs show confidence in Percy Jones a promising hurler who has won most of his starts and generally limited opponents to modest runs and hits in his appearances.
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Chicago Cubs
Percy Jones
I Rickard and Gotham Comish Go to the Mat
New York July 17 boxing war erupts as Tex Rickard battles the New York commission over signing Dempsey to two title bouts. Rickard aims for September and next year with Wills, Tunney, Godfrey, Renault named as tentative opponents. Commission delays until Farley returns. Rickard planning further signings and cross state engagements.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
New York Commission
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Rickard
Kearns
Wills
Broadway
Gay Causeway
Tex
James E. Farley
New Jersey
Boyles
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Jersey
Gene Tunney
George Godfrey
Jack Renault
Tosti
Richard
Bartley Madden
Michigan City
Ind
Tunney
Godfrey
Renault
Base ball enduring popularity and managerial role endure
The piece notes that baseball remains a steady presence in public interest and that bench managers will continue to be part of its landscape, not fading from view.
Strunk Back In Charge Of Shamokin In NY-Penn Circuit
Amos Strunk former American League outfielder manages the Shamokin team in the New York Pennsylvania circuit. Reports say he is performing well. Strunk was known as one of the fastest players, a strong hitter and fielder in his day.
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Strunk
Amos Strunk
Shamokin
New York-Pennsylvania
Koppisch May Join Pro Gridiron as Captain Coach
Walter Koppisch famed Columbia football and track star may enter professional football. He has reportedly been offered the captain and coaching role of a New Britain team in Connecticut. Koppisch was one of Columbia University’s greatest halfbacks and a Blue and White standout.
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Koppisch
Walter Koppisch
Columbia
Easterners Lose College Net Supremacy
The article notes a shift in college tennis power from the traditional eastern universities to Pacific slope schools. It highlights California players Eddie Chandler Stanford Philip Neer and Wallace Scott from Washington, with doubles teams from Stanford Texas and California winning titles over the past five seasons, signaling a crumble of eastern dominance and a期待 more competitive era.
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Art Carlson
Pacific Slope
Tbr
Philip Neer
Stanford
Wallace Scott
University of Washington
Neer
Chandler
Jimmy Davies
Louis Thalheimers
Lewis White
Texas University
California
Gerald Stratford
G. Hillis
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Wordplay and sports quips from a late 19th century column
Witty snippets note Berb Greb spelled backward and a jab at Suzanne Lenglen's harsh reputation among peers. A saying about leading a horse to water and a remark that Mickey Walker coped with a bump. The item ends with a boast about Napoleon as a top 165 pounder who was dropped from his class.
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Mickey Walker
Napoleon
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Major Leagues
Giants beat Cardinals 7 5 as Kelly homered twice and driven by a megaback McGraw team. Yankees edged Indians 17 9 in a high scoring game while Mitchell blanked the Cubs. Phillies shut out by Reds 3 0. Red Sox 11 Browns 6 after errors. Dodgers win 5 2 over Reds on a three run first inning rally. Braves win in 10th 9 to ? Pirates fall to second place.
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Red Sox
Browns
Rixey
Dodgers
Reds
Senatorial Attack Powers Coveleskie Win Over Tigers
Coveleskie earned his twelfth win of the season as he held the Tigers to five hits. He outdueled Whitehill and Doyle in a 3 to 1 decision. Rice and May Neely sparked the Senatorial attack with timely hitting.
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Tigers
Whitehill
Doyle
Rice
May Neely
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