Pace Race at Revere Circle Tracks Dixie Flyer Stars
Bobby Walthour known as the Dixie Flyer wowed at Revere Cycle Track and is booked as the star for a 25 mile motor paced race at the beach oval tomorrow. He faces Clarence Carman Pinkie Turville and Fred Herbert with a special match between Tim Sullivan and Ned Chandler. The event follows a season of Brassard trials and Walthour’s sprint fame by racing Leon Didier. George Wiley recovers in Revere and plans to return in two weeks.
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Dixie Flyer
Revere
Nat Butler
Beach Oval
Walthour
Clarence Carman
Pinkie” Turville
Fred Herbert
Tim Sullivan
New Haven
Ned Chandler
Kramer
Bobby
Leon Didier
Victor Linart
Brassard
Georges Seres
George Wiley
Motorcycles At Readville Postponed Adds Teddy Carroll
Motorcycle fans gain with Readville postponement as Teddy Carroll of Springfield joins the list of contestants alongside Donald Pope. Pope, holder of the one five and ten mile track records, will race at Readville and Sheepshead Bay on July 4 after his Readville entry was delayed by the scheduling change.
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Springfield
Readville
Donald Pope
Sheepshead Bay
St Louis Nationals and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader
The St Louis Nationals and Brooklyn Dodgers split a July 18 doubleheader in St Louis with the locals winning 2 1 in game one and losing 7 0 in game two. The box score lists multiple batters with hits and runs, including two base hits by Wheat Bescher D Miller Gonzales and a three base hit by Daubert. Umpires were Orth and Byron and the game lasted about 50 minutes.
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Cubs Defeat Phillies 6-5 On Ragged Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago wins 6 to 5 as Zimmerman belts a homer driving in Flack and the Cubs overcome Philadelphia after a three run ninth inning rally by Phillies pinch hitters. Vaughn pitched well until costly errors by Williams. Bender struggled for the visitors.
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Zimmerman
Flack
Philadelphia
Vaughn
Williams
Bender
Eastern Y. C.'s Cruise Is Ended
The 1916 cruise of the Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead ended at 6 tonight aboard the flagship Constellation. A fleet visit from 4 pm to sundown drew about 1000 spectators ashore and afloat to watch the ceremonies and ship dress.
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Mac
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Constellation
Eastern Yacht Club Maine Coast Race Sets 162-Mile Course
The Eastern Yacht Club launches a 162 mile ocean race from Egg Rock to Halfway Rock Marblehead with entries Vagrant Ladrone Alice Trolita and Finback. Vagrant wins Commodore Sears cup Alice wins Vice Commodore Agassiz cup Ladrone takes Rear Commodore Cummings cup amid light air and strong southwest wind.
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Maine
Egg Rock
Halfway Rock
Marblehead
Guy Norman
Newport
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Ladrone
Caleb Loring
Alice
Henry Howard
E. Walter Clark
C. H. W. Foster
Northeast Harbor
Regatta Committee
Henry A. Morss
Vagrant
Levinsky Beats Dillon In Ten Round No-Decision Bout
In Baltimore on July 13, Battling Levinsky of New York and Jack Dillon of Indianapolis boxed ten rounds in a light heavyweight match at Oriole Park with no decision recorded.
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Baltimore
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Battling Levinsky
New York
Oriole Park
New Yorker Outpoints Hoosier in Exhibition Bout
The New Yorker outpointed Dillon in most rounds of a ten round exhibition agreed after a 15 round plan. Dillon bargained for a knockout but Levensky’s speed and steady defense prevented it, with Levinsky gaining the advantage in the seventh and enduring punishment late.
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New Yorker
Dillon
Levinsky
Oldring Signs with the New York Americans
Reuben N. Oldring, former Philadelphia Americans left fielder, who retired July 1, signed with the New York Americans. He will play his first game next Saturday. Manager Mack of Philadelphia made him a free agent at retirement. Oldring began his big league career with the New York Americans in 1909.
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New York
Reuben N. Oldring
Philadelphia Americans
New York Americans
Oldring
Mack
Philadelphia
Yankees
Foremost Athletes for St Marys Meet
New England track stars compete at the Uxbridge fair grounds for St Marys Church. Notable entrants include Tom Halpin Dave Caldwell Billy Meanix J Leo Foley J M Burke Roger Bell A D Colby Walter Whalen A S Roberts John Lawlor Harold Weeks Arthur W Roth and Jimmy Henigan represent major athletic clubs in this charity event.
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New England
Uxbridge Fair Grounds
St. Mary’s Church
Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Billy Meanix
J. Leo Foley
J. M. Burke
Roger Bell
A. D. Colby
Walter Whalen
A. S. Roberts
A. A
John Lawlor
Harold Weeks
Arthur W. Roth
Jimmy Henigan
North
Dorchester
Girls Open Baseball Season In Lexington Tournament
The Lexington Centre playground hosts opening day action this afternoon as two girls teams meet for the first diamond title in Lexington. The playground squad faces a Lex ington High School lineup led by Miss Ruth Hubbell in a district championship clash.
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Lexington Centre
Lexington
Lexington High School
Ruth Hubbell
Dooin Released by Nationals to Rochester
Cincinnati July 13 reports catcher Charles Dooin has been released by the New York Nationals and sent to the Rochester club for assignment.
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Cincinnati
Charles Dooin
New York Nationals
Rochester
Pirates buy Warner from Dayton for 4000 dollars
The Dayton club announced the sale of Hook Warner a third baseman to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Warner will report to the Pirates on September 1 and the sale price is reported as 4000 dollars.
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Dayton
Hook’ Warner
Pittsburg
Warner
Pirates
Giants And Reds Split Doubleheader In Cincinnati
New York won the first game 5 to 2 as Cincinnati errors helped the visitors, while the Reds took the second 7 to 4. Tesreau allowed 12 hits in eight innings of the first game and Bluejacket was relieved in the fourth. Wingo was ejected for disputing a call at first base.
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New York
Toney
Neale
Doolan
Griffith
Robertson
Kauff
Tesreau
Bluejacket
Merkle
Wingo
Harrison
Knetzer
Doyle
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London
F. Robertson
Seeee Merkle
Tennis Semi Final Postponed by Thunder Shower
Owing to a thunder shower the Arlington Heights Tennis Club annual men's singles semi-final between A. M. Stewart and Carl W. Patriquin was postponed again to this afternoon. The final is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club
A. M. Stewart
Carl W. Patriquin
Tomorow
Braves May Today Play Two Games at Forbes Field
July 13 a heavy afternoon cloudburst washed out the Braves and Pirates third meeting at Forbes Field prompting manager Barney Dreyfuss to consider a double header to lure fans. If cooler weather returns the Braves look strong but pitching has suffered in the heat. Joe Connolly left for Woonsocket after word of his mother’s illness. The club heads to Cincinnati for a four game series starting Saturday as Dick Rudolph travels ahead to rest up for possible Saturday work.
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Forbes Field
Braves
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Joe Connolly
Woonsocket
R. I
Cincinnati
Dick Rudolph
Rain Delays Met Driving Club Races at Charles River Speedway
Inclement weather halted four heats at the Charles River Speedway yesterday and postponed the Met Driving Club matinee until this afternoon. The two unfinished races and nine other events will be decided later.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Driving Club
Baseball games sought for Saturday July 15 by clubs
St. Vincent Holy Name Club and Adams A. A. seek strong semi pro opponents for July 15 with fair guarantee. Contact M. J. Healey South Boston 1500 between 5 and 6 PM or M. J. Johnston 10 Hillside Park Somerville for 16 18 year old teams.
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St. Vincent Holy Name Club
M. J. Healey
South Boston
Adams A. A
M. J. Johnston
Hillside Park
Somerville
Horace Milan Recalled by Washington Americans
Manager Griffith of the Washington Americans recalls outfielder Horace Milan from Newark International League. Milan is expected to report for the game today.
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Washington
Griffith
Washington Americans
Horace Milan
Newark
Rain Delays NY Tennis Championship in Utica
Heavy downpour halted play in the New York State tennis championship as Harold Throckmorton of Elizabeth New Jersey led Charles S Garland of Pittsburg 6 2 in the first set and 8 1 in the second when rain stopped action. Play resumes tomorrow.
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Utica
N. Y
New York
Middlesex Rifle Club Schedules Postponed Shoot Tomorrow
The Middlesex Rifle Club plans a shoot tomorrow afternoon. Last Saturday’s events, postponed then, will be held tomorrow as rescheduled.
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Middlesex Rifle Club
Denies Evers 10 Be Traded Braves Denial
Pittsburg July 18 The Braves manager Stallings issued a formal denial of rumors that Johnny Evers could be traded. He stated the contract protected Evers from transfers without consent and would only consider a move for Evers personal advancement. He affirmed Evers is satisfied and the club is pleased with him.
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Johnny Evers
Braves
Stallings
Boston
Evers
Johnny
Gaffney
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