Dillon Slump and Fringe Boxing Matches Highlight Baltimore Boxing
In Baltimore, Jack Dillon’s decline follows a strong showing against Frank Moran as a shorter 10 round bout replaces the planned 16. Jon Welling faces Walter Butler next Tuesday at the Armory, with promotion outside pressure from Jimmie Johnston raising expectations of Welling’s prowess.
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Jack Dillon
Levinsky Mill
Baltimore
Frank Moran
Dillon
Jon Welling
Walter Butler
Armory
Jimmie Johnston
Jimmy
Butler
Amateur games sanctions and baseball queries
Letter requests list of sanctioned amateur games for August print in the Post. It asks for addresses to obtain blanks from J Frank Facey and Thomas Grieve. Also asks about Janvrin errors in Cleveland games and Cincinnati Reds scores for June 30 to July 6 with specific daily runs.
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Jack Slattery
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Pierce Field
Roslindale
Thomas Grieve
Kilby Street
Automotive Executives Attend Luncheon As Industry Updates
W H Knobloch of Cole Motor Car Office dines with Conrad Smith. W E Potter of Cadillac Boston to start a cross continental vacation to San Francisco. J L Snow Beacon Motor says Peerless eight cylinder cars available by August September on current orders. Buick model details promised in tomorrow's Sunday Post. Charles W Nash leads Jeffery company toward major gains. Chevrolet New York completes Warner Manufacturing Toledo acquisition negotiations begun months ago.
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W. E. Potter
Cadillac Automobile Company of
Boston
San Francisco
J. L. Snow
Beacon Motor Car Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
New York City
Warner Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Ohio
Bay State Short Ship circuit races highlight July card
Springfield reports straight heats dominated as Bay State Short Ship circuit rescheduled events. In the 2:20 trot Zombie Rex with Tyson up won from eight starters, while Harry J. claimed the 2:12 trot in a small field. Fox and Andy Ashland won the 2:15 pace in 2:11 14, the day’s fastest two mile time.
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Springfield
Bay State
Zombie Rex
Tyson
Harry J
Fox
Andy Ashland
Elgin Races Abandoned After Club Meeting
The Chicago Automobile Club and the Elgin Road Racing Association agreed to abandon the 1916 Elgin road races. The events began in 1910 for the Elgin national and the Chicago Automobile Club trophies, with the decision announced in Elgin, Illinois.
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Elgin
Chicago Automobile Club
Elgin Road Racing Association
Cubs Defeat Phillies 6-3 on Crashing Rixey Bats
Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 as Crashing hits off Rixey fueled the win. Prendergast yielded one hit through the eighth inning before Seaton pitched in the ninth.
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Chicago
Rixey
Philadelphia
Prendergast
Seaton
Good
Cards Beat Dodgers 6-2 in Brooklyn
St Louis won the fourth game of the series at Brooklyn 6 to 2 after scoring four in the fifth. Williams pitched well for St Louis while Appleton struggled early. Cutshaw hit a two base, Hornsby and Smith added three base hits, and Betzel stole a base.
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ST. Louis
Appleton
Brooklyn
Williams
Cutshaw
Smith
Hornsby
Betzel
Daubert
Gonzales
Coombs
Byron and
Orth
Walthour Set For Double Feature At Revere Track
Walthour figures to win as a 25 mile motor paced race and a pro match draw big crowds at Revere. The pace event features Bobby Walthour Clarence Carman Fred Herbert and Pinkie Turville with Turville and Herbert local first timers. Tim Sullivan battles Ned Chandler in the professional match race, Chandler hailed as a rising sprinter while Sullivan counters asserting Chandler is overhyped. Walthour’s favorite status stems from his Wednesday night showing against Leon Didier.
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Revere
Bobby Walthour
Clarence Carman
Fred Herbert
Tim Sullivan
New Haven
Ned Chandler
Major Taylor
Chandler
Simon Pures
Sullivan
Walthour
Leon Didier
Wright to Play Skehens In Woodland Cup Semi Final
Wright Jr of Massachusetts and Charles Skehens advanced to the semi finals in the three day Woodland Golf Club tourney. The match will decide the finalist to meet H B Wood of Hudson and L B Paton of Salem in the final for the Woodland cup.
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Woodland Golf Club
F. J. Wright, Jr
Massachusetts
Charles Skehens
H. B. Wood
Hudson
N. Y
L. B. Paton
Salem
Wood and Skehens Shine in Woodland Cup Semis
Wright and Skehens play strong golf as semifinal prospects. Lehane edges Goodale in a tense 19 hole match. Lawrence downed by Paton on 17th. Dempsey, Skehens win second round to reach quarterfinals in a day of match play and an open handicap event follows for all Massachusetts rated players.
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Wright
Skehens
Wood
Paton
Woodland
A. H. Goodale
R. C. Lehane
Lehane
Goodale
Maskio Ni Blick
Plaza
V. S. Lawrence
L. B. Paton
L. J. Malone
Champ
Massachusetts
Lowell 6 Springfield 4 in Eastern League clash
Lowell overcame Springfield 6 to 4 as Lohman held the mound for nine innings. Justin relieved at times, an error by Rhonda helped Lowell seal the win with key scoring in the late innings.
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Lowell
Justin
Rhonda
Springfield
Lohman
Worcester Defeats Portland in Early League Showdown
Worcester beats league leaders Portland 4 to 1 after four hits, two errors and a stolen base in the first inning. Magee makes a glove catch and a double play, Clemens draws three walks in four plate appearances as Gaston and Volk collect key hits for Worcester.
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Portland
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Magee
Potterger
Clemens
Fewster
Maloney
Tammyees
Pott'ger
Brown
Lff
Dowell
Volk
Sweatt
Gardella
Beatty
Cooney
Lonergan
Freitag
Gaston
MacQuillan
Tuckey
Potteiger
Tamm
McQuillan
Golf Roundups and Matches Across Clubs
First Round results include Paton over Lawrence by 8 1, Skehens over Lehane by 4 2, Wright over Malone by 8 2. Hockmeyer over Stephenson 2 1, Goss over Davis by 1 up, Smith over Harlow by 6 5, Bond over Moffett by 8 1, Meeker over French by 2 BH, Foster over Hockmeyer 7 6, Cochrane over Taft by 8 2, Ball over Brennan by 2 1. Goss over Hockmeyer 3 2, Bond over Smith 2 1, Foster over Meeker 5 4, Ball over Cochrane 6 5. Third flight sees Wason over Bert Scarboro 27 holes, Pitcher default win, Sheaff over N ick erson 5 4, Murphy over French 2 1, McRitchie over Hunt 2 1, Hapgood over Lowrie 2 1. Second round includes Wason over Pitcher 2 1, Shost over Murphy 4 3, McRitchie over Hunt 2 1, Hapgood over Lowrie 2 1 27 holes.
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Green Hill
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Woodland
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Scarboro
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Bellevue
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C. Cochrane
E. M. Taft
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J. A. Bert Scarboro
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Brockton
J. F. Scully
Plymouth
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Nickerson
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J. J. Murphy
J. J. French
J. E. McRitchie
Amy Baker
R.hunt
Worcester
G. R. Cieieh
J. C. Lowrie
Commonwealth
A. Cameron
E. G. Ha
Eastern Yacht Club to Marblehead Ocean Race Start
Five yachts from the Eastern Yacht Club began a 162 mile ocean race to Marblehead Massachusetts for the Norman cup. Schooners Vagrant Shiyessa Carmina Irolita and Alice crossed Egg Rock buoy line amid a southeasterly wind. The finish is expected at Half Way Rock.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Mass
Guy Norman
Newport
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Vagrant
Shiyessa
Carmina
Irolita
Alice
Egg Rock
Half Way Rock
New London offense shines in 2- city showdown
Dowd Weiser and Odell score, Holmes Martin add two-base hits, Whitehouse triples. Dowd and Odell steal three bases each, Parks McDonald and Martin notch sacrifices. Lyons allows seven hits and two earned runs in eight innings, Martin four hits no earned in nine. Bantnon umpiring, time about 40 minutes.
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Weiser
Odell
Holmes
Martin
Whitehouse
Parks
McDonald
Lyons
Bantnon
NEW London
Hartford
Becker
Rod'guez
Giants Triumph in 10th to Take final Game 3 2
New York cagers edged Cincinnati in a ten inning contest 3 to 2 to clinch the series. Schneider homered in the sixth and Burns scored the decisive run in the tenth on Kauff as the Giants secured the win.
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New York
Schneider
Burns
Killifer
Kauff
Robertson
Doyle
Doolan
Ewee Merkle
McKechnie
Lobert
Rariden
Benton
Altoush Eae Ieee
Louden
Seeee
Neale
Herzog
Chase
Sreeeee
Mollwitz
O Fisher
Emmer
Kiliifer
Wingo
Hockey scores from early games roll in
Montreal defeated Newark 5 to 2 while Toronto bested Providence 4 to 2 in the first listing. Rochester led Richmond 10 to unknown while Baltimore trailed Buffalo 8 to 4 in the second game.
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Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Richmond
Baltimore
Buffalo
Yankees and Tigers Split in 12-Inning doubleheader
New York and Detroit split a doubleheader with 12th inning wins. Detroit took the opener 6 to 2 behind Mitchell after Cullop faltered late. New York captured the nightcap 4 to 3 as Magee drove in the winning run in the 12th with help from High and Peckinpaugh.
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Detroit
Yankees
Cullop
Mitchell
Boone
Heisman
Russell
Cunningham
Magee
High
Peckinpaugh
Ragan Shuts Out Pirates as Braves Win 3 to 6
Boston tales recount Pat Ragan tossing six hits and two earned runs in seven innings to beat Pittsburgh 6 3. Eddie Fitz led with two doubles and a Texas leaguer driving in two as Boston climbs to second. Pirates struggle to mount offense while Waener and Doc Johnston make plays. Captain John Evers awaits return after suspension as Boston aims to keep winning form.
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Pirates
Braves
Pat Ragan
Boston
Pittsburgh
Don Pat
Siberia
Pat
Fceman
Don Patrick
Pirate
Bob Harmon
Bob
Texas
Eddie Fitz
Maranville
Wilhoit
Koney
Snodgrass
Fitz
Red Smith
Smith
Costello
Gowdy
Ragan
Harmon
Emilie
Snow
Baird
Wagner
Farmer
Carey
Johnston
Cincinnati
John Evers
Ithacan with Toronto Clyde Russell Signs Toronto Contract
Cornell University pitcher Clyde Russell, the pitching sensation of United States colleges, has signed a Toronto contract. He has not been beaten this season and has defeated nearly all major Eastern university teams.
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Clyde Russell
Cornell University
Toronto
Russell
United States
Big Eastern
May Join Senators In New Baseball Move
Horace Milan of the Newark International league team is likely to be recalled and may join the Washington team with Acosta shortly to be placed in outfield positions.
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Horace Milan
Newark
Acosta
Washington
Tigers slump fuels Detroit world series ticket fears
Detroit fans worry about securing World Series tickets next fall as the Tigers struggle, dampening optimism for a deep postseason push and raising anxiety over availability.
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Tigers
Detroit
Farmer Rube Oldring Rated Strong in Plowing and Hoeing
South Jersey sport writers say Farmer Rube Oldring shows strength in plowing and hoeing while weak in threshing and erratic in butter churning.
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South Jersey
Rube Oldring
Toronto Releases Burch Outfielder Al Burch
The Toronto baseball club has granted unconditional release to outfielder Al Burch. No further details were provided on his next destination or contract status.
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al Burch
Toronto
Braves Triumph in Long Twins Series Report
Braves win as Adams allows two runs in seven innings while Harmon and Adams struggle. Mitzpatrick and Carey collect two-base hits. Maranville drives in the run with a sacrifice. Ragan fans seven, Gowdy doubles in the game. Umpires Klem and Emslie. Time 1h 40m.
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Owens
Mitzpatrick
Carey
Maranville
Gowdy
Farmer
Johnston
Ragan
Harmon
Cooper
Klem and
Emsiie
Senators Beat Indians 4 to 3 in ninth inning comeback
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in a free hitting game. The Senators tied the score in the fourth, took the lead in the ninth with two out as Jamieson doubled and Henry singled. Key moments included Ayres starting for Washington and Gould closing to earn the win.
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Cleveland
Ayers
Gallia
Beebe
Gould
Jamieson
Henry
Southern Association scores and weather halt games
New Orleans and Atlanta tied 2 2 at end of 12th due to darkness. Chattanooga led Memphis 4 2 when first game ended in 7th. Nashville defeated Little Rock 2 4 in the second game. Mobile Birmingham rain postponed remaining play.
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Atlanta
Darkness
Chattanooga
Memphis
Lass
Gam Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile-Birmingham
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