Red Sox Edge White Sox In Tossup Game
Heinie Wagner's three errors help the White Sox beat Boston 3 to 2 despite strong pitching by Ray Collins. Scott outpitched Collins with support from Beall and Weaver, while Beall's sprint catch preserved the lead. Christopher Henriecksen recovering after appendicitis in Wesley Hospital.
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Pittsburg Grand Circuit Races Open Week of Tracks
Pittsburg hosts five days of Grand Circuit racing at Brunot's Island starting tomorrow. Local horsemen fund the meet with public backing, facing a potential deficit. Key events include a strong 2:07 trot with Cas cade clashing with Rhythmell Esther W Gay Audubon and Cheeney. The Keystone stake remains open for three-year-olds, with Magowan favored over last year’s two-year-old record.
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Schang Among Few Switch Hitters In Big League Ball
Schang of the Athletics ranks as one of the rare players in major league baseball who can bat effectively from both sides of the plate. His ambidexterity sets him apart in a sport often defined by specialization.
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McAleer Denies Trouble With Stahl as Red Sox President
Chicago July 13 James R McAleer says Jake Stahl did not seek to replace him as Red Sox president and he believes the story is unfounded He explains he learned rumors two months ago but sees no chance of Stahl taking his job and notes Stahl denies any ambition while Comiskey Johnson Taylor and others back McAleer.
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Fowler Gets Appointment to Establish Grounds System
Robert A. Fowler, veteran Cambridge Marathon runner, has been hired by Manchester New Hampshire to create a system of playgrounds. He was appointed yesterday and will depart immediately for his new duties. Fowler’s background includes long involvement in athletics and coaching, including work with Harvard coach Pooch Donovan.
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Auction Expected For Star Outfielder Larry Chappelle
Milwaukee July 13 The record price 22500 for Marty O Toole may be surpassed Monday as outfielder Larry Chappelle is auctioned by Mrs Agnes Hevenor president of the club Agents from the Nationals and Americans will attend Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland and Chicago teams have reps and one club offered 15600 Murphy of the Cubs has ordered his man to go as high as 20000 if needed Others offer players and cash Comiskey of the White Sox is expected to attend in person Chappelle leads the league in batting.
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Senators Beat Naps After Hard Battle
Washington defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in a thriller at Cleveland. Washington used a late rally aided by McBride and Milan scoring in the second and Moeller and Foster driving in runs, while Cleveland tied it in the fourth and eighth before Washington won on a ninth inning sequence including Kahler’s pass and Moeller’s single.
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Highlanders Tie Browns in N Y Victory 3 2
New York evened the series with St. Louis by defeating the Browns 3 to 2 in St. Louis. Walter’s single followed Cree’s sacrifice to score the winning run. Agnew homered in the seventh. New York had two early runs on a walk two doubles and later two singles in the fourth.
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Burkett Led Worcester To Four Pennants In A Row
Jesse Burkett, famed Worcester manager and former star, steered the team to four consecutive pennants in the New England league. Born December 4, 1870 in Wheeling, West Virginia, he began pro ball at 16 with Scranton and later played for Cleveland, St Louis, and Boston before turning to management.
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Athletics Lose Two To Detroit Tigers
Detroit swept both ends of a July 13 doubleheader beating Philadelphia 8 to 1 and 5 to 4. Davis excelled in game one with five hits allowed, while Crawford Cobb and Vitt supplied key hits in the late action. The Athletics led early in game two but Detroit rallied in the sixth to secure the win behind a Vitt triple and Crawford sacrifice fly.
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Sheckard Buy Sparks Debate Over Tinker Roster Plan
Cincinnati fans question manager Tinker's veteran heavy approach and the trade for Sheckard from the Cardinals. The move prompts doubt about its benefit to the Reds and hints at possible friction with Bescher and the front office.
Capablanca Leads After Fourth Round in Chess Masters
Capablanca the Cuban champion holds the lead with five wins, none lost, after four rounds of the Masters tournament. Kupchik and Marder share second with three wins, Bernstein trails with three and two losses, while others like Chajes and Beyhoff secured wins. The fifth round is set for Wednesday night with Capablanca facing Duras.
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Branch Rickey Busy Man Balances Baseball and Football Roles
Secretary Branch Rickey of the St. Louis Browns stays busy scouting for Colonel Hedges and managing his club. This spring he coaches Michigan University baseball and this fall he will help Roy Thomas coach Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware in football.
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National League matchups headline
Pittsburg visits Boston while Chicago plays Brooklyn and Cincinnati faces New York. St Louis travels to Philadelphia as schedule showcases key early season contests.
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Games Today Across America Feature Rivalry Showdowns
Boston visits Chicago as New York clashes with St. Louis Philadelphia travels to Detroit and Washington heads to Cleveland for key basketball matchups today.
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Lowell at Fall River Lynn at Portland New Bedford at Worcester
Local sports card notes three scheduled matchups: Lowell visits Fall River, Lynn travels to Portland, and New Bedford plays Worcester. Each pairing outlines upcoming games in the New England sports circuit.
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Phillies blamed for poor showing due to misbehavior
Critics fault tension and discord in the Phillies lineup for a disappointing stretch. Analysts point to internal strife and weak clubhouse morale as factors behind uneven performances and losses in recent games.
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Open Events Highlight Scotch Picnic Meet at Caledonian Grove
The 60th annual Scotch picnic hosts a major open events day at Caledonian Grove on Saturday with nine handicap amateur events and a three mile invitation run. Banked track turns promise fast times and top prizes are the best yet in New England. Notables include Billy Queal Ter Wood Alfie Shrubb and Andrew Sockalexis among starters in the 19 mile professional race. A special prize for the pole vault is donated by Robert Pirl of the Caledonian Club.
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Not So Youthful Ward Taylor Miller Cubs Star
Ward Taylor Miller, the Cubs' outfielder, is older than most fans imagine and has passed his 28th year.
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