Baseball matchups across three leagues listed
The notice lists games in AMERICAN LEAGUE with Boston at Detroit and New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Cleveland. EASTERN LEAGUE matchups include Springfield at Hartford, Worcester at New London, Lawrence at New Haven, and Portland at Bridgeport.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Peete Eee Ewes
Washington
Pris Delpha
York
New York
Steune
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
P.C
Red Sox
P.C, New Haven
Ween
New London
Lawrence
Worcester Bridgeport
Portland
Wees
Springfield
Hartford
Pittsburst
American League
Worcester
New Haven
Bridgeport
Baseball scores report from multiple games
Toles 8 Louisville 2 in game one. Louisville 6 Toledo 1 in six innings. Indianapolis 4 Columbus 2 in game one. Indianapolis 7 Columbus in game two. Milwaukee Kansas City rain suspended play.
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Toles
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee-Kansas City
Baseball scores from Southern league games
Nashville defeated New Orleans 2 1 in the first game and New Orleans won 3 1 in the second. Memphis beat Birmingham 8 5. Mobile edged Chattanooga 1 0. Little Rock swept Atlanta 4 0 in the first game and 5 3 in seven innings of the second.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Litle Rock
Atlanta
Atee
Little Rock
Ruth Saves Boston in 1–0 Pitching Duel at Detroit
Babe Ruth sidelined the Tigers with a 1–0 victory as Chick Shorten tripled in the ninth after Ruth’s superb pitching. Ruth contributed a single and triple, while Dauss handled Boston well before the final winning moment, as Detroit’s offense stayed quiet until late.
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Detroit
Mich
Chick Shorten
Agnew
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Navin Field
Indians Shut Out Senators 3 to 0 in Opener
Cleveland topped Washington 3 to 0 as Coveleskie held the Senators to four hits in the opener. Gallin and Shaw limited Cleveland to six hits, with Wambsganss stealing home in the third. Washington left runners on base in the fourth before Milan batted for Gallia and ONeill completed a double play.
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Washington
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Gallin
Shaw
Wambsganss
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Gallia
O'Neill
Leonard
Graney
Chapman
Roth
Shanks
Speaker
Evans
O'Neil
Ainsmith
Dineen and McCormick
Arthur Duffey on baseball shake ups and players in play
The column reviews changes in the Braves and Pirates lineups with Walter Rehg's return to the majors and Hugo Bezdek's work with Pittsburgh. It notes upcoming outings at Wau shakum Park, a Batting mill between Jack Dillon and Bat Levinsky, and mentions Babe Batkin in California as a rising tennis prospect. It also discusses the Giants' NL lead and Bobby Gardner enlisting in the Army, hinting at shifts in sports anticipation.
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Jack Dillon
Bat Levinsky
Baltimore
The
Elks
Bat
Jack
Hayes’s 40 yard dash at Bowdoin meet sparks record doubt
The letter questions whether Hayes of St John’s Prep ran 40 yards in 42.5 seconds at the Feb 12 Bowdoin Interscholastic indoor championships and asks who, if anyone, has run faster. It notes doubts about any time under 4.25 seconds and cites Billy Eaton and Mayes as possible record claimants, plus inquiries on Dick Woblitzell’s Boston tenure 1908–14 and the era’s sprint champions Archie Hahn and Louis Guertin with a 1905 context.
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Mayes
Dick Woblitzell
Cincinnati
Boston
Archie Hahn
Louis Guertin
Cartmel
Officers chosen by national automobile dealers group
Chicago July 11 The National Automobile Dealers Association elected leaders at its convention. George W Growne of Milwaukee was named president with vice presidents John MacAlman of Boston and F W Vesper of St Louis. Bart J Ruddle Milwaukee was secretary and Thomas J Hay Chicago treasurer. The group includes 140 state and local bodies with 16 000 members.
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Chicago
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
George W.growne
Milwaukee
John MacAlman
Boston
IF. W. Vesper
St. Louis
Bart J. Ruddle
Thomas J. Hay
Tait Wins Canadian Lightweight Title
In Medicine Hat Alberta on July 11 Clonie Tait undefeated lightweight beat Johnny O Leary in the 10th round. The referee stopped the bout after O Leary was badly punished, declaring Tait champion.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Clonie Tait
Johnny O'Leary
O'Leary
Tait
Old Timers Outing Planned at Waushakum Park
The fourth annual outing of the Old Time Athletes' Association will be held at Waushakum Park South Framingham on Sunday July 29. Patriotic demonstrations and the usual events are expected with committee chairman George W Brown and members B B Osthues and Arthur Duffey leading arrangements.
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Waushakum Park
South Framingham
George W. Brown
B. B. Osthues
Arthur Duffey
Members Urged to Secure Reservations Promptly
Members should secure their reservations as soon as possible by writing George W. Brown, Exeter Street.
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George W. Brown
Exeter Street
Bobby Wallace Signs with Cardinals as Utility Infielder
St. Louis reports veteran shortstop Bobby Wallace of the St. Louis Americans and Western League has been signed by President Rickey of the St. Louis Nationals. He will be used as a utility infielder.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Americans
Rickey
St. Louis Nationals
Rocky Point Sunday Games Setback in Mandamus Case
Providence July 11 The Warwick Welfare League petition to stop Sunday baseball at Rocky Point faced a setback as Judge Brown overruled the respondents demurrer. A week was allowed to answer. The ruling affects all remaining International League games at Rocky Point and upholds enforcement of laws.
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Providence
Warwick Welfare League
Warwick
Rocky Point
Brown
Seattle pitcher Dailey sold to Detroit Americans
Seattle in the Northwestern league disbands and pitcher Joe Dailey is sold to the Detroit Americans. He will head east next Sunday.
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Seattle
Wash
Joe Dailey
Detroit Americans
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