Pirates Gettting Most Dangerous Pirates Gettting Most Dangerous
In the 1913 pennant race report, the Pirates surge to threaten the Giants while Brooklyn and Philadelphia falter. Daniel Marquard, Camnitz, Hendrix, Adams, Cooper and Robinson anchor Pittsburg’s pitching as New York is urged to stay on top. The next Giants Pirates series looms as key to the stretch drive.
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Notable ball players traded in late 19th and early 20th centuries
The list traces high priced ball players and their late 1800s to early 1900s teams. It notes Mike Kelly 1887 Chicago to Boston, John Clarkson 1888 Chicago to Boston, Theo Breitenstein 1894 St. Louis to Cincinnati, Rube Marquard 1910 Indianapolis to New York, Lefty Russell 1911 Baltimore to Athletics, Marty O Toole 1911 St Paul to Pittsburg, and Larry Chappelle 1913 Milwaukee to White Sox with figures 310000 10000 11000 12000 22500 15000.
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Boston
John Clarkson
Theo. Breitenstein
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Rube” Marquard
Ndianapolis
New York
Lefty
Russell
Baltimore
Athletics
Marty” O’toole
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Larry Chappelle
Milwaukee
White Sox
Brockton Sweeps Lawrence In Doubleheader
Brockton defeats Lawrence in both games 4 to 0 and 1 to 0 on July 16. In the opener Brockton scored four runs from four Lawrence errors, aided by a seventh inning challenge by Ruffange. Kennedy scores on a wide ball by Ruffange, sealing the second game for Brockton as Courtney and Ruffange falter late.
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Wrenn Sails Abroad for Davis Cup Finals
New York July 16 Robert D. Wrenn president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association sailed for England today on the steamship Caronia to attend the Davis Cup finals.
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Robert D. Wrenn
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
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Caronia
Worcester Wins Two Games Over Fall River In 18 Innings
Worcester plays flawless defense for 18 innings to take two games from Fall River 11 to 4 and 1 to 0. Van Dyke allows four hits in the second game and fans five as Worcester ties or nears a New England league single game record.
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White
Portland Wins Tight 10-7 Over Lynn In Loose B. A. Game
Portland defeats Lynn 10 to 7 in a loosely played ball game. Pumphrey and Merrill sparked the offense with multiple hits and runs. Sullivan and Scanlon both toed the line for Portland while Harrington struggled on the mound.
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Knapp Emerges as Promising Fall River Pitcher
Walter Knapp of Fall River, one of the most promising young pitchers in the New England league, is in his second pro season with the same club after a transfer secured by President Clahecy. Knapp, born in Elkins West Virginia in 1892, starred as the college pitcher at Mt. St. Joseph's College, where he graduated June last year.
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Lowell 5 New Bedford 4 in free hitting contest
Lowell edges New Bedford 5 4 in a high scoring game. Dee starred with a home run after catching 10 chances and led Lowell’s offense. Aubrey Clemens De Groff Halstein Spires Cargo Griffith King contributed with hits and scoring as New Bedford.
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Milwaukee and Columbus Tie Record 19-Inning Game
Milwaukee defeats Columbus 6 to 5 in a 19 inning American Association game. Jack Ferry pitched all 19 innings for Columbus with 19 hits allowed but only three walks and two strikeouts. The marathon lasted 3 hours 45 minutes as Milwaukee used four pitchers to finish.
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Three City Track Meets Saturday Set Across Boston
Wood Island Park East Boston Columbus Avenue Playground and First Street Playground South Boston host city of Boston track meets this Saturday. No swimming races this week due to the tide. swimmers meet next Saturday.
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Baseball and sprint legends mix in Boston sports talk
The column surveys former managers like Jake Stahl and Bill Carrigan with the Red Sox and praises sprint ace Frank Kramer while noting chatter about Charlestown bridge swims and summer plans for notable athletes. It highlights Ted Meredith Howard Drew Andrew Sockalexis and local amateur events ahead.
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Sox beat Red Sox 4 1 in June 4 game and fielder’s assist debated
The narrative covers Fan-Eddie Cicotte’s win over former teammates the Red Sox by 4 to 1, a three-base hit that failed to touch first, a crowd-led ruling on a fielder’s assist, Buck O’Brien balks in a World Series game, and a series of cross references to track times and early 1900s athletic eligibility.
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Syracuse
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Miley
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Athletics
Hartford Team Ends Sunday Baseball Durin Season
James H. Clarkin owner of the local Eastern Baseball Association team asked league president James H. O Rourke to cancel all Sunday dates for the remainder of the season He says no more Sunday games will be played Clarkin and nine teammates were fined in New Haven yesterday for playing Sunday ball.
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James H. Clarkin
Eastern Baseball Association
James H. O'Rourke
Clarkin
New Haven
World tour of Chicago White Sox and Giants becomes certain
Chicago July 16 The world tour of the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants was set after Charles Comiskey posted a forfeit. The teams will sail from Vancouver November 19, travel by special train to the Pacific coast, with six Giants and six White Sox players already confirming participation. John McGraw has posted a guarantee for 25 people and Comiskey for 50.
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Ledoux Defeated by Williams in Bantamweight Bout
In Los Angeles on July 15 Charles Ledoux a French bantamweight champion was defeated by Kid Williams of Baltimore. Ledoux reportedly suffered a severe injury with friends claiming fouls were used. Two physicians tended him and his condition was described as bad.
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Charles Ledoux
Kid Williams
Baltimore
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