Cobb Now Second $70,000 TRIO in Batting Race
The article notes Cobb rising to second in the $70,000 batting race amid a strong Red Sox West Coast series. Speaker leads batting honors with a steady pace. Hoblitzell Lewis Hooper regain form, while pitchers must hold off heavy hitters to reach top league position. Additional notes cover runners, pitchers, and recent gains across leagues.
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New Haven Riflemen Second in Outdoor Shoot
The Kings Mills Club Ohio widened its lead in the small-bore outdoor rifle championship. Lead scores show Kings Mills 6717 Auburn New York 6612 New Haven 6593 Bucyrus Ohio 6582 Washington D C 6488 Boston 6474 Fremont Ohio 6466 Milwaukee 6327 Brooklyn 6276 San Francisco 6263 Madison Wisconsin 6236 Morgantown West Virginia Shite.
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Cubs Bring 70 000 Trio of Players to Boston for Opening Games
Boston fans await the Cubs visit with Bill Wortman Joe Kelly and Fred Mollwitz arriving after a $70 000 purchase spree. The Cubs face the Braves Cardinals Reds and Pirates in a dense slate with doubleheaders and cross country travel through Aug. 12 as Barney Dreyfuss’s schedule tests endurance.
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Bill Wortman
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Joe Kelly
Fred Mollwitz
Cincinnati
Cubs
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Cincinnati Reds
Christy Mathewson
Cardinals
Reds
Pittsburg
Jimmy Callahan
Pirate
James
Fitchburg
Pirates
New York
Pitttburg
St. Louis
Barney Dreyfuss
Giants Fall to Cubs 8 3 in Chicago Series Finale
Chicago dominated New York with 17 hits as Benton and Anderson were stung by early rallies. Zimmerman and J Kelly led the attack with three safeties apiece while Kelly also stood out on the bases. Brown held the Giants to three runs as the Cubs sealed an 8 to 3 victory.
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Longwood Tennis Singles Opener Draws Royal Contenders
Five top players vie for the national title at the Longwood challenge bowl starting at 10 this morning. Includes William M. Johnston, R. Norris Williams 2d, Willis E. Davis, George M. Church, and Ichiya Kumagae with international entries from Japan and a large doubles field forthcoming.
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Tenafly
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Keio University
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Wallace Johnson
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Red Sox Fall to Stars in Syracuse Exhibition
Carigan's Red Sox lost 5 to 2 to Mike O'Neil's Stars in Syracuse. Southpaw Ray Smith started for Boston. Shore held the Stars scoreless four innings before Sam Jones overwhelmed the visitors in the fifth. Poor defense helped the loss as Boston left for Cleveland and a game with Toronto tomorrow.
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Sam Jones
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Alexander Dominates Reds in 8-1 Philadelphia Victory
In Cincinnati on July 23, Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 8 to 1. Alexander scattered hits after the first inning while Schulz was hit hard in the third and fifth. Whitted hit a ninth inning homer, and Roush added two triples and a single in four at bats.
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Earnest Voll Strikes Out 21 In No-Hit Nine Inning Game
Earnest Voll, a young amateur pitcher, struck out 21 batters over nine innings in a Columbus game, allowing no hits and no bases on balls.
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Baseball score roundup from multiple city games
Kansas City beat Louisville 1 0 and 9 6 in two games, Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 9 5 and 7 3, Minneapolis won over Columbus 2 1 and 11 4, St Paul defeated Toledo 8 2 and 7 6.
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Wilhoit's Homer Wins for Braves
Boston defeats St Louis 2 to 1 as Joe Wilhoit homers with two out in the eighth. Rudolph and Steele duel in a pitchers' battle aided by an error by Hornsby. Maranville and Magee spark the Braves with timely plays and steals, while Becket and Long contribute for St Louis.
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Umpire Struck by Bottle in Toledo Ballgame
In Toledo on July 23 umpire George Johnson serving as plate umpire for the St. Paul game was struck on the head by a bottle from the stands. He was carried off unconscious to a hospital where he was revived and required several stitches. Three arrests were made.
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Red Sox Take on Western Clash as Pennant Bid Looms
The world champion Red Sox completed twelve victories six defeats and one tie against the Eastern invasion of Western teams in the American League. If this pace continues on the current Western trip only the league pennant seems likely.
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Red Sox Rise in Invasion Boosts Team Averages and Standings
The Red Sox outplayed both East and West rivals, lifting their average from .544 to .570 and moving from fourth to second place, just 1.5 games behind the leaders. Eastern games show dominance over Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit, with Washington and New York also strong at home, while the West proves softer for Connie Mack’s squads.
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Newark and Richmond Split 3 2 Games in Double Feature
Newark beat Richmond 3 2 in the first game while the second game also ended 3 2 with Newark prevailing. ProvidenceBaltimore weather rain affected play.
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