Favorite wins Fort Miami stake at Grand Circuit meet
Toledo racing card features Peter Coley the favorite in the Fort Miami 2:08 trot over 2:08% time. Royal Earl wins 2:05 pace heats. Esther R. placed after early heat losses. Also reports Tootsie Toise and Bob Commodore in trot divisions. Pirates rally to beat Stellers 9-8 in Pittsburgh game.
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Babe Ruth ties major league homer record at Yankee victory
In New York on July 15 Babe Ruth slugged his 29th homer tying the record. The Yankees beat St Louis 13 to 10 as Ruth’s 11th inning blast produced the decisive run with two on base. Olympic trials begin later today at Harvard Stadium with heats in the 100 220 440 880 and hurdles.
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Babe” Ruth
St. Louis
Yankees
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Mays
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Burwell
Collins
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Sotheron
B A A Oars Clash in Regatta The Final Double Sculling Race
The final event of the B A A regatta on the Charles River yesterday afternoon featured a double sculling race that served as the highlight and crowning conclusion of the rowing competitions.
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Charles River
Braves Rally Then Fall In Eight to Pirates at Forbes Field
In a wild Forbes Field tilt the Pirates beat the Braves 8 to 7 as McQuillan faltered and Fillingim struggled. Pittsburgh built early leads with six first innings runs, while Atlanta tied it late in the ninth before Carlson closed out the win.
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Pirates
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Stallings
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Pittsburg
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Maranville
Gowdy
Cutshaw
Schmidt
Boston
Bigbee
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Johnny Mead
Buccos
Southworth
Pirate Flash
Whitted
Norfolk Golf Tourney Opens At Dedham Club
The Norfolk Golf Club in Dedham hosts its first open tournament today and Saturday with multiple prizes. Pro Eddie McPhail shot 71 in his debut season, a target to beat for the gold medal. Additional prizes include best nine, best gross and net, with second awards in each division.
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Norfolk Golf Club
Dedham
Eddie McPhail
Favors change boost for athletes at Olympic trials
The eleventh hour decision by the American Olympic committee favors athletes and reduces injuries by spreading events over two days at the Stadium. Star sprinters such as Charley Paddock and Morris Kirksey compete in 100 and furlong heats, with strong fields from the West and East in quarter and half mile events and notable junior championships at New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago venues.
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Los Angeles A. C
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Olympic Club
Henry Williams
Spokane A. C
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Billy Hayes
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Caffrey
Tom King
Holy Cross
Allen
Pittsburg
Greeland
Schumacher
George Goodwin
Maine
Rank and Hulsebosch
Paulist A. A
Burke
Notre Dame
Robinson Weese
Courage
New York A. A
Davidson Warren Dominates Mohawk Open Qualifier
In Schenectady on July 15 S Davidson Warren national amateur golf champion won his two matches easily in the Mohawk Golf Club annual invitation tournament.
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Mohawk Golf Club
Boyd Leads In Pro Tourney At City Courses
Tom Boyd of Fox Hills led the metropolitan qualify round of the PGA, posting 69-74-143 over Fox Hills and Richmond County links in Staten Island. Twelve players from NY, NJ, and Conn. qualified for the Chicago championship. notable non-qualifiers included Tom Kerrigan and George McLean.
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Tom Boyd
Fox Hills
Professional Golfers’ Association
Richmond County
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Chicago
Tom Kerrigan
Westchester
George McLean
Great Neck
Fox Hills Golf Club
Will MacFarlane
Port Washington
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Isaac Mackie
Canoe Brook Club
Summit
N. J
Pat O’hara
Peter O'Hara
Shackamaxon C. C
Pat Doyle
Deal Golf Club
Deal
A. J. Sanderson
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Scarborough
Joe Sylvester
St. Albans
L. I
George Fotheringham
Tom McMullen
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
George Thompson
Mt. Vernon Country Club
Mt. Vernon
Tom McNamara
Red Sox Sign Cliff Brady From Pittsfield
Pittsfield July 15. President J M A Vance confirms Boston despatch that Captain Clifford Brady of Pittsfield Eastern league has been traded to the Red Sox for Catcher Smith and Infielder Hiller. Brady will not depart Pittsfield until season's end. He is sidelined by a broken right finger but expected to be ready by month’s end. Manager Birmingham travels from Boston after finalizing the deal prompted by scout Paul Krichell. Brady leads Eastern league infield batting and is near top in fielding averages. He formerly captained field duties and played second base for New London and Pittsfield in 1918 and 1919 championship teams.
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J. McA. Vance
Pittsfield Baseball Association
Boston
Clifford Brady
Red Sox
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Hiller
Brady
Birmingham
Paul Krichell
Boston Americans
New London
Matchups Listed for American and National Leagues
The schedule shows Detroit at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington in the American League. In the National League Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburg, and Philadelphia at St. Louis are listed.
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