Browns Rally Past Athletics In Third Inning Win
Philadelphia game notes show the Athletics fell to the Browns as Rice and Gaston starred. Rice bunted for an unassisted score and Gaston drove in key runs, while Philadelphia miscues and pitching shifts shaped the late innings.
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St. Louis
Sta Ua
Athletics Browns
Wee
Rae
Salit Na
Vedi
Cote Make
Philadelphia
Browns
Rice
Gaston
Baumgartner
Perkins
Heimach
Fladelphia
Raed
Beste Iton
Groves
McGowan
Dineen
Los
Tabi HO
AB Rice
Lamotte
Sisler
Williams
Jacobson
Ie Robertson
Dama
Ss Oo Ao
Emea Extenne
Baseball Standings from Southern Association
Atlanta leads Mobile 7 to 5 while Birmingham 5 and New Orleans Greene 3, Nashville 11, Memphis The Rock 10 and Chattanooga 8 show the current league results.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
New Greene
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Middle Atlantic League Scores Across Five Games
Clarksburg defeated Fairmont 10 to 8. Cumberland and Johnstown were tied 6 all. Scottdale posted 6 and Wheeling led 9 innings into extra time in a thirteen inning game.
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Clarksburg
Fairmont
Cumberland
Johnstown
Scottdale
Wheeling
Sports scores and results from several league games
In the International League updates Jersey City lost 2 to 11 to Rochester with other scores: Jersey City 5 Rochester 7 and Syracuse 1. The York area and Buffalo matches show Lawmore scoring 7 in Buffalo’s 18 run, with Dealtmere at 14.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Syracuse
Ane
Toga
Oueete
Dealtmere
Buffalo
Lawmore
Results Yesterday In Major League Matchups
Yesterday’s games featured Washington defeating Cleveland 19 to 6 and New York edging Detroit 7 to 3. Boston fell to Chicago 10 to 2 while Philadelphia lost to St. Louis 6 to 2.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. New York
Deroit
Philadelphia OS
Boston Scemeeccereseen Mecesae
Cambridge and Oxford Victors in International Track Meet
A combined Oxford Cambridge track team defeated a Princeton Cornell group 9 1 3 to 22 3 in Atlantic City. English scoring gave nine outright wins and a pole vault split, while American stars Hills and Russell claimed the only American firsts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Oxford
Cambridge
Princeton
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Ralph G. Hills
Henry A. Russell
Australia’s colors float high in Brookline tennis
Gerald L. Patterson of Melbourne became the first foreigner to win the Longwood bowl singles and teamed with John B. Hawkes to win the Longwood doubles. Patterson outlasted Japan’s T Harada in five sets. Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley won the invitation singles for women, defeating Marion Sinderstein Jessup.
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Brookline
Mass
Australia
Gerald L. Patterson
Melbourne
John B. Hawkes
Signes Patterson
T. Harada
Japan
Patterson
Love
Henry L. Johnson, Jr
Malcolm T. Hill
Brookline Youths
Helen Wills
Berkley
Calif
Marion Sinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Miss Wills
Jessups
Mary K. Browne
Santa Monica
California
Tilden Secures Fifth National Clay Court Victory
William Tilden II of Philadelphia defeats George Lott of Chicago in a five set final 3-6 6-3 2-6 6-2 8-6 to win his fifth national clay court title and claim a second singles trophy. Harvey Snodgrass and Walter Wesbrook of Los Angeles beat Wray Brown and Brian Norton of St. Louis in doubles semis.
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St. Louis
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Tilden
States Lawn Tennis Association
Lott
Harvey Snodgrass
Walter Wesbrook
Los Angeles
Wray Brown
Brian J. C. Norton
Gertrude Ederle Aims to Swim the English Channel
The piece weighs Miss Gertrude Ederle as Americas leading mermaid plans a Channel swim late this month or early August. It notes the feat has defeated many top swimmers, cites past record holders and times, and weighs whether endurance and tides will test her limits while praising her courage.
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Gertrude Ederle
America
English
Dover
England
Calais
France
Carlson
English Channel
Miss Ederle
Matthew Webb
Charles Toth
Henry Sullivan
Webb
William Burgess
Borique Tiraboschi
Toth
Sullivan
Tiraboschi
J. von Isacescu
Austria Hut
Annette Kellerman
Australia
Lily Smith
Ederle
Battery
New York
Sandy Hook
Channel
Two Firsts Won by Yankee Star
American athletes swept six of nine teen events at the British Amateur Athletic Championships two day meet at Stamford Bridge Arena. Loren Murchison of Newark AC won the 100 and 220 but his amateur status is under British review with trophies withheld. Osborn and Jones of Illinois AC captured multiple events, with Osborn taking high jump and others winning pole vault and 440 hurdles while Schwarze set a notable shot put mark.
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London
Stamford Ridge
Loren Murchison
Newark
Murchison
Germany
British Amateur Athletic Association
American Athletic Union
J. J. J. Rickel
England
H. T. Evans, Jr
Ilinois Athletic Club
Harold Osborn
H. W. Jones
Illinois Athletic Club
Ivan H. Riley
Illinois AC
H. Schwarze
Illinois
A. C
National League results and today’s games
Pittsburg defeated Boston 9 to 8 in a high scoring opener. Boston won the nightcap 2 to 1. Cincinnati blanked New York 3 to 0. St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 1 while Chicago edged Philadelphia 7 to 6. Today St Louis plays Brooklyn and Cincinnati faces New York.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pet. Pittsburg
ATL
Ower Ee Eee
Kalamazoo Purses Attract Fast Fields
Kalamazoo Mich July 18 Purse total for horses that have raced on the Grand Circuit draws strong fields for a five day harness meet at the recreation park track. Twenty events headlined by the 26000 American derby for 2 08 pacers with three races for 3000 two for 2000 and other races at 1000. Thirty eight horses nominated for the derby Tuesday with over twenty likely to start.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
American Jockey ONeill Signs to Ride for German Owner
Paris reports Frank ONeill the American jockey recently with A. K. Macomber and formerly with W. K. Vanderbilt has signed to ride for a German owner in Germany for the remainder of the season and next year. ONeill, a Saint Louis native, has long been a leading American jockey in Europe.
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Paris
Frank O'Neill
A. K. Macomber
W. K. Vanderbilt
Germany
O'Neill
St. Louis
Europe
Martha Washington Wins Jimmie Stakes at Coney Island
Martha Washington won the Jimmie stakes a $5,000 added feature at Coney Island. Roshee finished second and Dandy Ann was third. the winner paid $18.20 $6.00 and the show payoff not listed.
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Cincinnati
Martha Washington
Roshee
Dandy Ann
Keefe Carter Captures Western Amateur Golf Title
Keefe Carter, a nineteen year old from Oklahoma City, defeated Russell Martin of Chicago three and two in Lochmoor’s 36 hole final to win the western amateur golf championship. Carter rallied from a 3 down start, clinching with a seven foot par putt on the irig fourth green as Martin faltered. Carter becomes the youngest major winner since Chick Evans, the first winner from south of the Mason Dixon line in this event’s history.
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Detroit
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Russell Martin
Chicago
Lochmoor
Martin
Carter
Irig
California
Chick Evans
Two New Pipe Lines Set to Cost Two Million
New York July 18 two new pipe lines costing 2 000 000 will be laid in the Mid-Continent field this year by the Natural Gas subsidiaries of Cities Service Company. One line sixty nine miles long runs from Kayee county Kansas into Wichita the other seventy two miles from the Cambridge compressor station to the Petrolia compression station where it will connect with the Kansas Natural Gas Company's sixteen inch main line.
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New York
Mid-Continent
Cities Service Company
Kayee County
Kansas
Wichita
Cambridge
Petrolia
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Braves Tie Pirates in Twin Bill Split
Boston on July 18 split a doubleheader with the Pirates, losing the opener 9 to 8 then winning 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Bob Smith pitched the full second game. The decisive run came after Welsh and Burrus bunt and Felix singled.
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Boston
Braves
Bob Smith
Burrus
Felix
Gaunan
Inghis
Bell
Sean SS
R. E. Pittsburg
Yde
Kremer
Gooch
Cooney
Casey
Gencesess Moore
Morrison
Sarazen Captures Metropolitan Open Golf Crown
Gene Sarazen, former national open champion, won the Metropolitan open golf crown at Grassy Sprain Club with a 72-hole total of 295. Joe Turnesa finished one stroke behind, while Mike Brady of Winged Foot and Tommy Kerrigan of Siwanoy were tied at 297.
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Bronxville
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Grassy Sprain Club
Joe Turnesa
Fairview
Snished Cone
Mike Brady
Winged Foot
Tommy Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Turnesa
Enarda
Burglarists Skip Silver Store Heist Treasure
Burglars struck a shop and stole 7000 dollars in old silver but left 10000 dollars worth of jewelry behind. Police investigate the break in and review security footage for clues and suspect profiles.
Bluefield Baseball Dominates Rivalry Amid Crabbing Debate
Bluefield played a strong game with no errors as Lefty Moss and Harrison pitched well. Schulman and Fistar shone in the field, Brownlie and Price made notable plays, and the crowd praised baseball's spirit despite heated protests over umpires calls.
Roosters Day Draws Crowd as Bluefield Beats Harrison 7-5
A large crowd witnessed Bluefield defeat Harrison 7 to 5 in a high scoring game on Roosters Day. Lefty Ross pitched well for Bluefield with strong support from fielding plays and timely hits, particularly in the third inning when five runs were scored. The win tightens Bluefield within a game and a half of league leader Pocah Bramwell, with next games set at Pocahontas and Coalwood.
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Everyar
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Bluefield
Lefty Moss
Arrison
Gary
Iuefield
Harrison
University of Virginia
Cincinnati
Pat Kanady
Pat
Blakey
Price
Roosters
Princemen
Lefty Ross
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Blue- Grays
Lumber Pice
Eane
Blue Grays
Ross
Lubs
Brown
Noble
Rutherford
Faircloth
Schulman
Fistar
Ruterford
Hayworth
Gary—Harrison
Schulmaz
Kircer
Hall
Hassocks
Foley
Kircher
Gary—Rutherford
Dreifus
Allen
Rutheford
Faireloth
Witry
Gary—Ryder
Fairecloth
Harriston
Hall Kircher
Gary—Cassell
Schukmann Noble
Doc
Bluefelé
Sebalsnefield
Jar
Erford
Gary—Brown
Bow
Ryder
Ryde Faircloth
Wity
Beshelt
Polis
Rowe
Woul
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Date Snyder
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Ryde
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