Tigers thump Red Sox 15 to 4 in Detroit opener
Detroit bats explode with 15 runs as Coveleskie and Cavet crumble the Red Sox. Ruth struggles in first inning misplays, while Mays and Gregg falter for Boston. Cobb, Cobb, and Veach pace the Tigers with timely hits as Detroit runs away late.
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Babe Ruth
Dick” Hoblitzell
Forrest Cady
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Cleveland Beats Highlanders 4 to 3 in Pitcher Duel
Cleveland defeats the Highlanders 4 to 3 with a three run seventh inning. O Neill hits a homer and Maisel and Cree steal bases as Mirke, Smith, O Neill, and Maisel star with key hits. Fisher and Cottrell split pitching duties with Mitchell also contributing. Time 45 minutes. Umpires Nallin and Dineen.
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Cleveland
Mons
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O'Neill
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Graney
Peckinpaugh
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White Sox Defeat Senators Five To One
Shanks hit by pitch and a three base hit by Fournier highlighted Chicago’s 5 to 1 win over Washington. Shaw worked six, Ayres two, with Schott, Shaw, and Ayres striking out a combined four. Bases on balls and fielding errors contributed to thel scoring as Chicago pulled away in the later innings.
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Lewis
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Speaker
Covaleskie
Hoblitzell
Gregg
Cobb
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Sox
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Ayres
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Fournier
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Moeller
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Schott
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Harry Leibold
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Jersey City Tops Rochester in doubleheader opener
Jersey City defeated Rochester 4 2 in the first game and won 3 2 in the second game. Montreal beat Harrisburg 6 4 as Providence edged Buffalo 6 4 and Toronto prevailed over Richmond 14 4.
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Montreal
Harrisburg
Providence
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Toronto
Richmond
Nicholls Tied With MacDonald In Open Championship Playoff
Gilbert Nicholls of Wilmington and Robert G. MacDonald of Buffalo finished 72 holes tied at 292 strokes for the Metropolitan Golf Association Open Championship. They will meet tomorrow at Fox Hills Golf Club for a playoff to decide the title.
Golfers Shine Amid Mistakes At Local Open
Noted professionals Nicholls and Walter Hagen of Rochester showed flashes of form while erring at key moments. Hagen finished third with 294 after an Open title loss. MacDonald Smith of Wykagyl posted a best round of 70 but ended ninth with 301, as leaders and prize winners are listed.
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Walter C. Hagenof
Rochester
MacDonald Smith
Wykagyl
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Goullet and Dupuy Meet in Revere Cycle Track Showdown
Al Goullet of Sydney and Marcel Dupuy of Boulogne race a mile and half mile special at Revere this evening with a possible third heat decided by coin toss. A four cornered paced race features Bobby Walthour, Pinkie Turville, Cy Lawrence, and Worth Mitten amid a full card of open events.
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Australia
Marcel Dupuy
Boulogne
France
Revere
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Percy Lawrence
New York
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Davenport
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Georgia Peach
Turville
Lawrence
Athletics whip St. Louis 3 to 1 in tight game
Philadelphia rode timely hitting and a strong outing from Bush to beat St. Louis 3 to 1. Bush worked six innings of shutout ball until a sixth inning rally that featured Shotton walking, advancing on Austin's error, and scoring on Sisler's single.
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Philadelphia
Bush
Shotton
Austin
Sisler
American Association Scores Report
Baseball scores from the American Association show St. Paul 10 over Toonsville 9, Cleveland 8 defeating Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 8 over Indianapolis 2, and Kansas City 4 losing to Columbus 34.
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Tounsville
Cleveland
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Eastern Fleet Is Disbanded at Wind Up in Maine
The Eastern Yacht Club wrapped its stormy cruise with an at will run to Bar Harbor from Burnt Coat Harbor. A 30 knot norwester, 80 mph gusts, and tropical rain challenged the fleet, but most yachts rode at anchor by dark. Commodore Sears led a wind up with dignitaries present to note a successful eight day voyage covering 283 miles with 199 raced, 32 boats, and several awards.
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Sears
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Portland
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Tenant's Harbor
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Reading Room
H. M. Sears
Oliver Ames
Henry Taggard
P. Ss. Sears
W. Amory Gardner
R. F. Sturgis
H. D. Scott
Arthur Potter
H. S. Vanderbilt
D. L. Pickman
G. G. Amory
Harold Blanchard
H. A. Morse
E. W. Clark
F. D. Lewis
R. T. Paine
Arthur Lyman
Buffalo Slides Past Brooklyn in City League Twinbill
Buffalo swept Brooklyn in a doubleheader winning 8 to 2 and 9 to 1. In game one Buffalo broke a late tie as Seaton departed after a Buffalo rally. Lafitte pitched a strong game in the nightcap to seal the Brooklyn winless effort.
Pittsburg and St Louis Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg and St Louis split a doubleheader with Pittsburg taking the first game 4 to 2 and St Louis winning 5 to 0. Crandall pitched well for St Louis in game one while Allen worked for Pittsburg. in game two Groom shut Pittsburg to three hits.
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Crandall
Allen
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Rogge
Berry
Ankle Deep Sunk Off City Island in Trial
The speed boat Ankle Deep was sunk off City Island during a trial spin. The crew was saved. Heavy sea conditions caused the craft to overturn and sink in 60 feet of water. Owned by Count Casimir Mankowski, the boat had competed in major U S speed racing events, finishing third in the 30 mile Lake George championship race last summer.
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City Island
Count Casimir Mankowski
Lake George
Walker Cut Loose by St. Louis Americans to Rochester
Ernest Walker, outfielder, was released today by the St. Louis Americans to the Rochester club and ordered to report tomorrow.
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Ernest Walker
St. Louis Americans
Rochester
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Burman Wins 10 Mile Auto Race in Burlington
Bob Burman won a 10 mile automobile race on a half mile track in Burlington Iowa with a time of 2 hours 6 minutes 47 seconds. The event occurred today July 9. Burman led from the start and held off rivals to finish first.
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Seaton
Lafitte
R.H.E
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Blair
Allen
Frank Smith
Simon
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Iowa
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Auto Racers Clash Today Readville Program
Yesterday's warmup saw seven events set for this afternoon at Readville starting 2:30. Drivers include Le Cain Kirk Jessup Chevrolets Basle Dickinson Lambert Mars Stutz Ryan Benedict Mercer Peacock Rollins Nationals Anderson Peugeot Vale Werson Jones in non stock specials and assorted cars.
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le Cain
Kirk
Jessup
Basle
Dickinson
Lambert
Marscheo
Stutz
Ryan
Benedict
Mercers
Peacock
Rollins
Anderson
Peugeot
Vale
Werson
Jones
Stanley Ready 76 Box Harry Carlson Challenge
Frank Steele, manager for Bob Stanley of Cambridge, announces a potential bout with Hal Carlson of Brockton if Carlson makes 133 pounds at 6 o’clock and posts a forfeit. Steele will cover the forfeit and Stanley will box winner-take-all at any New England club offering the match, with Atlas A A or Lenox A C of Gloucester preferred.
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Frank Steele
Bob Stanley
Cambridge
Hal Carlson
Brockton
Stanley
Steele
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Navy
Carlson
New England
Atlas A. A
Lenox A. C
Gloucester
Scores from Southern Football Matches
Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 4 to 3 while Memphis routed Birmingham 9 to 0. Nashville beat New Orleans 3 to 0. Mobile overwhelmed Little Rock 10 to 3.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Tittle Rock
Eastern committee questions travelers for coast games
The essay notes that several Panama-Pacific athletes refuse expenses for the coast trip. Barwise Savage Halpin and others cannot afford to join. The writer argues to fund top contenders instead of second-stringers and mentions rivals Baker Meredith Higgins Caldwell Janvrin and Kiviat.
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Eastern Athletic Committee
Harry Barwise
Billy Savage
Tom Halpin
Homer Baker
Baker
Ted Meredith
Campbell
Chicago University
Joe Higgins
Dave Caldwell
Amateur athletic entries offered for July 1924 week
Entry blanks for the Commercial and Fraternal League events are available from Hugh C. McGrath in Boston. St Marys parish field day is set for July 24 at 3 o clock in Ayer, with open handicap races including 100, 440, 80 yard dash, one mile and three mile runs and broad jumping. Entries close July 22 and go to Rev T P McGinn or Bart Sullivan.
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Commercial and Fraternal League
Hugh C. McGrath
Beacon Street
City
St. Mary’s Parish
Ayer
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