Red Sox Drop From AL Lead After 4–6 Loss
The Red Sox fail to back up their league lead as Chicago's Red Russell shuts them down. Boston manages six hits and falls to second place after a 4 to 6 defeat in windy Chicago. Russell dominates with nine hits allowed over eight innings, while Mays gives up three walks and two strikeouts. Attendance reaches 11,800.
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White Sox top Mays in Chicago shutout at Comiskey Park
July 22 saw Mays again beaten by the burly left hander at Comiskey Park as the White Sox built a first inning lead and rode Russell’s four hits to a 2-0 victory. Barry's bat and Walker’s standout defense highlighted a tightly pitched game with Mays unable to back his overhand delivery.
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Speaker's Hitting Lifts Indians Over Phillies 6 3
In Philadelphia, Speaker steals home in the seventh to spark Cleveland 6 3 victory. Speaker drives a triple and two singles with a walk, scoring three runs as Cleveland defeats Philadelphia. Graney, Strunk, Bodie, and Jamieson also contribute multiple hits in the win.
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Senators Defeat Tigers In 13 Innings
Washington wins 5 to 4 over Detroit in 18 innings with McBride driving in Rice on a bases loaded single in the final round. Details include runs by Bush Vitt Young James Judge Foster Milan Rice and errors by McBride setting the stage for the dramatic finish.
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Regional Scores and Odd Also Hazy Scribbles
Baseball score rundown shows Columbus 9 Toledo 1 Indianapolis 1 Toursville 0 Pant 8 Kansas City 6 Mineapolis 11 Milwaukee 11. First game extended to 14 innings Minneapolis 5 Milwaukee 0 second game 7 innings noted as dark.
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Portland pitcher Norman PHit sold to Brooklyn National League team
Norman PHit of York Pennsylvania right handed pitcher for the Portland team of the Eastern league was sold today to the Brooklyn Nationals for delivery at the close of the season. He joined the Portland club last year.
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Regional Basketball Matchups Mixed Across Cities
A list of upcoming games includes Chicago at Boston, St Louis at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, plus Feeston at Chicago with two games. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Eastern teams New Maven at New London, Bridgeport at Hartford, Lawrence at Worcester, and Portland at Springfield.
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Harvard Jackies to Play Officers Corps
Arrangements are underway for a charity baseball game between a Harvard Jackies unit now in the coast patrol and a Harvard Reserve Officers Training Corps picked nine. The event, to be held at Soldiers Field or the Charles Town Navy Yard, will feature more than a dozen former Harvard varsity players among the naval men.
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Boxer Finney Boyle scales early and late sparring rounds
Finney Boyle of Jowell informed his manager Hector McInnes that he has been training at dawn and dusk for upcoming bouts with Eddie Shannon at the Commercial A. C. and Patsy Cline at the Armory A. A.
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Last Chance to See Clarence Row Land’s Championship Contenders
Arthur Omment notes last chance to see Clarence Rowland contend for title before Sept 21 at the local park. Mentions Ivy Lewis halting future bouts until weather improves to spare boxers and fans. Updates on athletes Lawson Robertson, Al Demaree, Johnny Evers, and Johnny Dundee in season context and college sports fate amid war.
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Takes Second $10000 Stake at Kalamazoo
Busy's Lassie the New Jersey mare won the Pacpr Mills Stake for 2:08 trotters at Kalamazoo repeating her Detroit triumph in straight heats. The field was similar and Walter Cox earned his third Paper Mills Stake victory as the best time 2 05 ¼ tied the race record.
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Witt of Athletics Called by Draft
Philadelphia August 1 Laws ton Witt shortstop of the Athletics has been ordered to appear before his exemption board in Massachusetts to take his medical examinations He held one of the first numbers drawn in the draft and is believed to be the first major league player to be summoned.
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Thunder Stops Golf Seabright Special Tourney
Holcombe Ward, six times national tennis champion, led the entrants for the round robin doubles in a special tourney at Seabright New Jersey, but a heavy thunderstorm halted play with no decisions recorded.
Sox and Red Sox Face Seven Scheduled Games
A reader asks how many games remain between the White Sox and Red Sox. Seven games are listed: three in Chicago on Aug 20 21 22 and three in Boston on Sept 21 28 24. The letter also seeks official baseball photographs of Everett Scott Harry Hooper Jack Carey and requests Sports section clarifications.
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Dodgers Defeat Reds 6 to 2 in Ragged Game
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 in the third game of the series. Seven errors and misplays marred the contest as Pfeffer held the Reds to two runs while Regan was touched for multiple hits. Notable miscues by Cincinnati and defensive lapses by Brooklyn framed the shakier play.
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Phillies Defeat Cards 2-1 in Ten inning thriller
Philadelphia edging St. Louis 2 to 1 after a wild tenth inning throw at home plate by J Smith. Whitted Evers and J Smith scored for the Phillies. Mayer, Watson, and Ames pitched for the mound staff in a tense game at St. Louis.
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Football scores roll in from Southern region games
Mobile 7 beat Little Rock 6 while New Orleans edged Memphis 2 0 and Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 4 0. A rain delay affecting Birmingham Nashville and surrounding area noted without final result.
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Giants Rally to Beat Pirates 3 1 in Fourth Game
New York wins the fourth game of the Pittsburg series 3 to 1. Holke power drives a two run triple as Fletcher errors and Steele hits batters spark the Pirates. W Wagner sneaks ahead to third on Fischer, scoring on Steele infield sacrifice.
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Baseball score roundup from multiple city games
In the listed doubleheaders Buffalo defeated Rochester 11 to 3 in the first game and 6 to 4 in the second. Toronto beat Montreal 6 to 5 in both the first and second games. Baltimore edged Richmond 7 to 6 in the first game while Richmond won 1 to 0 in the second.
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