Cliff Markle Goes on Hitting Spree Versus Vols in 10–5 Loss
Nashville July 18 The Rabbit ball theme runs wild as Cliff Markle slugs four singles and teammates mash seventeen hits. Mace Marks leads Cracker offense with heavy support from Lankenau and Burka. Wally Warmoth struggles as Vols fall 10 to 5, while Joe Guyon adds a three-base hit and Knoepp’s club ties the day’s scoring.
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Roush Meusel Spark Offense In National League Clash
In a doubleheader Domination by Cincinnati and Philadelphia, Roush and Meusel led the offense with key hits and space to pull ahead. Daubert and Konetchy delivered power, while pitchers Donahue and Euler secured decisive wins for their teams. Umpires Moran and Rigler called the games, with times around 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Doubleheader Split as Cincinnati Tops Philadelphia Both Games
Cincinnati swept a twin bill from Philadelphia scoring 9 to 9 in both games. Peter Donohue, a recruit from Christian Brothers College Texas, relieved in the first inning of game one after Philadelphia scored four runs. Eller earned the win in the second game as Philly rallied briefly. Other scores include Syracuse over Reading 11 10 4 and Toronto over Baltimore 5 4 in 13 innings. Various minor leagues report dozens of scores and today’s slate lists key NL AL and minor league matchups across multiple cities.
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Gibbons to meet Carpentier for light-heavy title
New York July 18 Tom Gibbons of St Paul was signed to meet Georges Carpentier in October for the world light heavy title. Articles were signed by Eddie Kane and Tex Rickard. The bout will be in Jersey City arena or Madison Square Garden at 175 pounds or under. Rickard did not announce other terms. Memphis club sells pitcher Red Hill to Mobile club. Hill left with Mobile after Sunday game.
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National Open Golf Qualifiers Start at Columbia Club
Washington July 18 Play in the national open golf tournament begins at the Columbia Country club with half of the 262 entrants in an 18 hole qualifying round. The 36 lowest scores and all ties for 36th advance to the championship round Thursday.
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Marathon Washable Flexyde Belt introduced
A new scientifically produced material named Flexyde makes the Belt for Men more comfortable than leather or rubber. Sir Harry Lauder endorses it as the most comfortable waistband he has worn. Available in colors black cordovan gray and white with Marathon buckle that adjusts precisely and never slips.
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