Koney Pitching Has Sad Results For Braves
Chicago. July 12. Manager Stallings used Ed Koney as pitcher against the Cubs. the Braves were blanked as Chicago bashed out 8 runs. Hendrix and Paskett led the offense. Koney fanned Merkle and Paskett but got little support. A new outfielder Murphy was added on trial from Des Moines for 16 days.
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Chicago
Stallings
Ed Koney
Cubs
Braves
Koney
Merkle
Paskett
Tyro
Mann
Honey
Red Smith
Hendrix
Deal
Zelder
Killefer
Massey
Canavan
Cub
O'Farrell
Red
Wickland
Henry
Smith
John Henry
Murphy
Des Moines
St Louis Beats Phillies 8-2 Behind Cruise Home Run
St Louis dominates Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Cruise leads with a home run and two singles. Jacobs yields many hits and May allows several runs in a lopsided early-season game at Busch Stadium.
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ST. Louis
Phillies
Louis
Jacobs
Philadelphia
Cruise
Pu.a
Heote
Bancroft
Isher
Williams
Stock
Paulette
Meusel
Baird
Cravath
M’henry
Luderus
Grimm
H’gway
Gonzales
Burns
Fitzgerald
Doak
Sane Ae
Sone
Heathcote
Fisher
McHenry
Hemingway
Error
Scien Eae
Ms May
Eo Winn
May
He Mane
Sunday Lineup Spotlight in Navy Versus Bumkin Island Game
Tomorrow afternoon at Braves Field Burkin Island meets Newport Naval Reserves in a pitchers duel led by Ernie Shore and Dana Fillingim. Major leaguers with Shore include Rice Barry Shay Shorten O’Brien and Schultz in Bumkin’s lineup. Fillingim backs will feature Kelly Rehg Powell Bailey Tragesser plus Fabrique Miller and a nine man Bumkin squad. Umpires Hvans and Hildebrand assigned by Ban Johnson. game at 3 30 with gates at 1 80 and a pregame military concert starting 2 15.
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Braves Field
Burkin Island
Newport Naval Reserves
Ernie Shore
Red Sox
Bumkin Island
Dana Fillingim
Braves
Navy
Newport
Shore
Arthur Rice
Jack Barry
Arthur Shay
Cubs
Shorten
O'Brien
Toots Schultz
Phillies
Bumkin
Fillingim
Kelly
Rehg
Powell
Bailey
Walter Tragesser
Stallings
Fabrique
Dodgers
Miller
Pittsburg
Messrs. Hvans
Hildebrand
Hollocher Ordered To Report For Service Examination
Chicago shortstop Charles Hollocher, 21, of the Nationals, was ordered to report July 15 for a medical exam for military service. He is a fine fielder and reportedly batting .310, and he claims no exemption.
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Hollocher
Chicago
Charles Hollocher
Chicago Nationals
Two Ball Players Ordered to Work or Fight
Washington July 12 Edward Ainsmith catcher for the Washington American League club and Joe Judge first baseman were ordered to engage in useful occupation or be assigned to Class 1A by their local draft boards due to wartime service requirements.
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Washington
Edward Ainsmith
Joe Judge
Unclear schedule snippets of 1920s games listed
Fragmented sports note lists pairings Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and regional matches including Springfield Hartford New Haven Worcester Waterbury New London Bridgeport Providence with unclear leagues or dates.
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Chicago Toro
New York
Eenee
Philadelphi Setteeeeweeenne
Senee
SAE
Aeron
Sense
National League
Sreee
Philadelpehia
Soat P.O
Bridgeport
New London
Seseve BT
Providence
Hartford Aven
Ringfield
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
National
Cincinnati
Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Worcester
Waterbury
Baseball scores and weather noted in odd summary
Toledo beat Louisville 8 to 1 in an indoor in Indianapolis and Columbus tied 1 1 after 10 innings with darkness ending play. Minneapolis and St Paul finished 4 to 4 after nine innings but halted by darkness.
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Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hockey Scores From Weekend Twinbill Across Cities
Binghamton defeated Jersey City 4 to 3 while Rochester beat Buffalo 4 to 1 in the early game. Baltimore edged Newark 8 to 7 and won the second matchup 1 to 0. Toronto topped Syracuse 10 to 7 in another result.
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Binghamton
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Artillerymen Compete Today at Pemberton Harbor Forts Carnival
Coast artillery athletes from harbor forts join a track and field carnival at Pemberton Hull this afternoon. Walter F P Wyman chairs the event with running jumping tug of war shoe and boat races on the schedule. The 1st Artillery C A OG is favored to win most events with Fort Heath and Fort Andrews likely challengers. A harbor defense baseball championship features the crack Artillery nine versus a Fort lineup.
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Coast Artillery
Harbor
Pemberton
Hull
Furnighen
Walter FP. Wyman
J1st Artillery C
Fort Heath
Fort Andrews
Harbor Defence
Kramer Meets Verri at Revere Tonight
Italian night at the Revere cycle track features Frank Kramer the 16 year sprint champion facing Francesco Verri in a best two of three. Also on the card Vincent Madonna scratchman in a five lap motor paced handicap against Marcel Bereger with Pau Suter four laps and Frank Corry three. Michael Barber leads amateur events as Nate-Sam Gerring of Chelsea and Dante Reagan of Cambridge confirm plans.
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Revere
Frank Kramer
Francesco Verri
Vincent Madonna
Marcel Bereger
Pau Suter
Frank Corry
Michael Barber
Brighton
White Sox and Ruth Dominate Series Atmosphere
Arthur ease notes Babe Ruth and the Yankees’ consistent power as the White Sox face a tough Indians squad. The column highlights Dempsey’s New York arrival and boxing plans, plus local athletic events, military games, and Frank Kramer’s cycling debut as part of a bustling sport scene.
Boxing Gossip From Boston and Beyond
The Armory A A invites Jack Britton to box in Boston next Monday and Tuesday before meeting Eddie Shevlin next Tuesday night at the Arena. Britton may also appear in New York against Packy McFarland. Atlantic City results spark chatter about K O Loughlin. Barney Adair and Terry Brooks reportedly set for the Commercial A C main event next Friday. Willie Jackson may replace Johnny Dundee against Benny Leonard in the Garden boxing tourney. Lee Anderson hints Turner and Stanton may be the same fighter and eyes matches with Robinson Rivers or Jeff Smith. Joe Jeanette agrees to a Jersey City bout with Kid Norfolk on July 19.
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Billy Wellman
Athletic Equipment Fund
Madison Square Garden
Jack Britton
Packey McFarland
Ivy Lewis
Jack
Eddie Shevlin
Britton
New England
Shevlin
I Nee
Boston
New York
McFarland
Barney Adair
Terry Brooks
A. C
Willie Jackson
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Garden
Lee Anderson
Clay Turner
Soldier Stanton
Chicopee
Anderson
Turner
George Robinson
Joe Rivers
Jeff Smith
Box Rivers
Cicotte and Mays season win loss totals
Eddie Cicotte of Chicago won 28 games and lost 12 last season while Lefty Mays of Boston had 9 wins and 0 losses. The note mentions torque on a Knights of Columbus secretaryship and a racing dispute at Revere track involving Smart and a wheel regulation.
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Chicago
Mays
Boston
Lgtte
M. W
Prout
GQ State
De-Harry Coveleskie
Stanley
Arry
Philadelphia
Arlington to hosts meeting on civilian rifle club plans
At the old Town Hall in Arlington next Tuesday evening a meeting will gather all interested in forming a civilian rifle club to affiliate with the National Rifle Association. G Company 11th Infantry Massachusetts State Guard in Arlington is promoting the effort and aims to plan a local shooting range if the club forms.
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Arlington
National Rifle Association
G Company
11Th Infantry
Massachusetts State Guard
William F Brophy Team to Meet West Roxbury at Billings Field
Tomorrow afternoon at Billings Field the William F Brophy baseball team will face West Roxbury Company M G in a rematch after a 4 4 draw on July 4. Murphy and Seppo will pitch for the visitors with the State Guard lineup to be announced and a start time set for 8 p m.
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Billings Field
William F. Brophy
West Roxbury Company
M. G
Murphy
Seppo
State Guard
Curry K. O's Jack White in six round feature
Joe Curry of New Haven knocked out Jack White of Chicago in the sixth round at Commercial Arena. White outweighed Curry but lacked defense and accuracy, with Curry landing repeated body shots and strong crosses. The card also saw Charlie Parker over Young Honey, Joe Flynn over Sam Bell, and a draw between Teddy Murphy and Charlie Mitchell amid disputed tactics.
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Jack White
Chicago
Charley
Joe Curry
New Haven
Windy City
White
Curry
Boston
Conley
Charlie Parker
Young Honey
Revere
Joe Flynn
Sam Bell
Teddy Murphy
Charlie Mitchell
Weymouth
Murphy
Golf Notes at Arlmont Club Highlight Handicap Event
The Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights hosts a handicap versus bogey match this afternoon as the fourth event of its kind this season with two more similar tours listed. The season's trophy tournament first round closes August 4. A cemetery tournament second round at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington is scheduled this afternoon, with the executive committee trophy second round also on the club links today.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexinton
Eastern League Bridgeport Providence Split
Bridgeport and Providence split two games with Bridgeport winning 4 to 1 in game one behind Ferguson on the mound and losing 8 to 0 in game two as Voyls held the masters to two hits. Scoring and fielding details are listed for both teams with notable hits and errors noted.
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Bridgeport
Tay
Br T
Providence
Tas Tete
Ferguson
Droing
Voyls
Senators Rally Late for 10-Run Win Over Hartford
In Hartford Bach faltered after five innings as Worcester pitchers allowed a strong late surge. Grimes and Low provided key stops and hits while Hartford totaled 10 runs on 14 hits, with Shay Gardella Meyerjack Briar Weaver Werre and Low driving in scores.
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Genn
Bach
Senators
Grimes
Low
Wedger
Kelly
Werre
Waters
Regman
Walker
Shay
Gardella
Meyerjack
Bri R
Weaver
rrors—Gardela
Dee
Werve
Phoenix
Waterbury Edges New Haven 7 9 In Close Contest
Waterbury defeated New Haven 7 to 9 in a high quality afternoon game. Key players include Mameo Hinchman Tuckey Nutter Rai Of White Cook and Burnett with multiple hits and runs. Umpire Brady officiated a compact matchup in Waterbury.
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Mameo
H'chman
Leid
Tuckey
Nutter
Rai
Stpsom
Hite
Walker
Cook
Miller
Burnett
Christie
Ros Smith
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Tolen
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Brady
New London
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Gonzales
Reiner
Vise
Eiger
Dufresne
Messenger
Wendell
Rates
Flynn
Kes
Jlemens
Gross
Keinlander
Yheat
New London Defeats Springford Eight to Zero
New London blanks Springford 8 to 0 as outfield errors aid the win. The locals play a clean game with strong fielding while the visitors fail to score, ending in a decisive home victory.
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New London
Springford
Bergeres
New York Beats Indians Steady in Cleveland Series
New York wins the game in Cleveland, taking the series as Morton allows few runs. Moron and Cleveland hitters struggle, with a squeeze play breaking the shutout and key hits guiding the visitors to victory.
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NW York
New York
Morton
Easil
Cleveland
Sant la Aheok
Chapmans
Vans
Brié O'Neill
Mogridge
Chapman
Calawalt
Miller
Nah
Waplesauss
Evans
Orifice
Fockinoe
Babe's Runs Win From White Sox at Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 at Fenway Park as Babe Ruth slugged long drives. The game ended early after seven innings due to rain and the umpire halted play.
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White Sox
Boston
Big Babe
Benz
Fenway Park
Hildebrand
Red Sox
Ruth and Sox Fall Short in Rain-Soaked Boston-Tied Contest
Ruth struggles with a miscue and a triple in a rain interrupted game. Babe Ruth and Scott lead Boston with multiple hits while Hooper Shean and Weaver shine in the field as Chicago’s Benz falters against strong Red Sox hitting and timely relays.
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Butcher Benz
George Babe
Babe
Scott
Hooper
Dave Shean
Shean
Sox
Sam Jones
Sam
Red Sox
Jones
Eddie Collins
Buck Weaver
Benz
Cicotte
White Sox
Risberg
Shane Collins
Weaver
Stansbury
Boston
Chicago
Fone
Murphy
Leibola
Fumle
Baseball Box Score Summary Boston vs Chicago
The Boston line totals 7 runs 7 hits 1 error while Chicago totals 15 runs 4 hits 1 error. Ruth and Ruth added two base hits and two three base hits while Hooper Seibold Stansbury Strunk and McMullin contributed runs. The game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with Hildebrand as umpire and Eyang at the bases.
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Boston
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Ruth
Weaver
Whiteman
Scott
Stansbury
Agnew
McMullen
Beng
White Sox
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Seibold
Hooper
Eddie Collins
Shean
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Jacobs
Jones
Benz
Tos Mere Ciei Gy
Routh
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McMullin
Moore
Ei Collins
Stansbury Touth
E. Collins
Y. Collins
Hildebrand
Eyang
Chicago
Gedeon Delivers a Fifth Inning Triple in St. Louis Win
In Philadelphia, Gedeon hit a two out triple in the fifth to drive in two, giving St. Louis a 5 3 victory. McAvoy and Shannon miscues cleared the way for another run as Watson shut out St. Louis for the final four frames. Dugan homered for Philadelphia as Sothoron and Geary tied the game early before Gedeon sealed it.
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Watson
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Walker
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Eary
Tobin
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Kopp
Hendryx
Gardner
Severeld
Muench
bOldring
Cobb and Johnson Battle in Washington Batting Duel
Ty Cobb homered and doubled driving in three as Washington beat Detroit 5 to 4. Walter Johnson added a triple and single for three runs. Matteson relieved Shaw in the fourth and pitched well in the game with both teams totaling errors and outings by Shanks Schulte Picinich Ainsmith Johnson Bush Jones Cobb Stanage.
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Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
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Johnson
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Shaw
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