Dempsey Favored In Harrison Bout As Other Sports Notes
Jack Dempsey holds a slight favorite to beat Fred Fulton in Harrison New Jersey on an eight round card. Jack Slattery watched the Tigers Red Sox game, Eddie Farrell sails to Mineola as first lieutenant in the U S Sanitary Corps, A F Merchant plans the three mile professional run in the Scotch games on August 3, and NA A AAU officials await the national track and field championship date for New England notes.
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New York Police Host Charity Athletic Meet Next Saturday
A great athletic meet will be staged in New York next Saturday afternoon with all proceeds going to the Martin Sheridan Memorial Fund. The event is under the auspices of the New York Police Department and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Three Mile Race at Scotch Games Inquire Within
Inquiry asks if a three mile professional race is held at the Scotch games and where to obtain an entry form. Entries may be made by paying the entrance fee on the day of the games.
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Athletics Edge Phillies in Exhibition Charity Game
Scott Perry allowed one scratch hit for the Athletics as Philadelphia’s Nationals kept the opponent to a single hit. The sole run scored on a pass out and a single, in a charity exhibition for W. G. Weart’s family, witnessed by over 5800 fans at Philadelphia. Batteries Perry and Perkins for the Athletics Watson Oeschger and Adams for the Phillies.
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Senators Triumph Over White Sox In Ten Innings
Washington nips Chicago 3 to 2 in 10 frames to sweep the four game series. Foster Milan and Shanks drive in the decisive run as Tarpon allows six scattered hits for Chicago.
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Pirates Triumph 7 2 Over Braves in Pittsburg
Pirates defeated the Braves 7 to 2 in Pittsburg. Braves pitcher Art Nehf allowed nine hits over two innings, fueling a decisive Pirates win as Stallings managed the mound with no other pitcher available.
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Pirates Blast Nehf as Braves Hold Off In Wake of Rally
In a high scattering scoring game the Pirates erupted for five runs in the fourth inning and two more in the sixth to overpower the Braves 7 to 2. Sanders earned the win after Nehf struggled early, with Cooper closing out the final frames. Carey McKechnie and Southworth sparked the Pirates with key hits while Caton, Ellam and Bigbee contributed multi hit games for Pittsburgh.
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Jackson to Meet tartar in arena clash tonight
Frank Brit t of New Bedford faces Wil lie Jackson of New York in a marquee bout at the Arena with several preliminaries. Both fighters aim for victory and carry strong recent records as the venue attracts a large crowd tonight.
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Amateur baseball tourneys halted for war, says Lowry
Indianapolis July 22 The National Amateur Baseball Association has suspended all sectional and national tournaments for the duration of the war. President James H Lowry announced the action today citing war conditions.
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Red Sox Blank Tigers Twice In Exhibition Shutouts
The Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader exhibition, winning 1–0 in the first game after a pitching duel between Bullet Joe Bush and Long Bill James and taking the second game 3–0 behind Carl Mays. Babe Ruth contributed in the outfield with sharp catches, Ty Cobb led Detroit with three hits, and Joe Bush scored the deciding run in the tenth inning of the opener.
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No Major League Game Today
No major league game in Boston today as the Red Sox played yesterday’s second game of a double header. The Braves and Reds open their series tomorrow in Boston while Detroit leaves for Detroit. Ruth raced home in the inning as Hooper scored from third and Stanage’s error allowed the first run.
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National League to Meet in Pittsburg Over Season Length
Secretary Heydler reported a telegram from President Tener at Pittsburg announcing a league meeting in Pittsburg tomorrow to decide the duration of the season. The session is expected to settle how long the current season will run.
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Red Sox Rally In 9th To Edge Opponent
Boston wins with a ninth inning breakout as Hooper, Scott, and Schang drive in runs. Stansbury, Veach, Strunk contribute, while Kallio earns three strikeouts for the mound. Attendance about 10,076 with umpires Owens and Connolly.
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Mitchell to meet Dyson in Friday boxing card
The Commercial A. C. presents a Friday night card with two 10 round bouts an eight rounder and a six rounder. The main event features Bobby Dyson of New Bedford K C against Charley Mitchell of Braintree. Also scheduled are Johnny Veto of Chelsea versus Young Brusso of Revere and Sam Bell versus Joe Flynn. Bat Hurley meets Young Leonard in the prelims.
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Yanks and Browns Tie in 15 Inning Tilt
New York and St Louis battled to a 4 to 4 draw after 15 innings in darkness. Demmitt drove in three runs and made a pivotal throw in the seventh. Umpiring was done by Bierhaler with Donlin, as no league umpires were present.
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Baseball scores and pitching details from early games
National and American league games show Pittsburg beating Brooklyn 7 to 6, with Binghamton 4 Buffalo 3 and Binghamton 3 Buffalo 2 in 7 innings. Pitching notes include Thormahlen and Finneran yielding walks and runs across varied innings.
Arrangements Completed for $1000 Bike Race Between Linart and Madonna
All arrangements are in place for a $1000 match race between Linart and Madonna tomorrow night. Linart has posted the first forfeit with Madonna and backers to follow. The program includes an accident clause allowing eight laps if a rider’s wheel or pacing machine fails. Amateur and professional events also scheduled for the day.
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Pitcher Fred Toney Sold By Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati reports the sale of pitcher Fred Toney from the Cincinnati Nationals to the New York Nationals for cash.
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