Sox Yankee trade would send Frazee star to New York
Boston and New York agreed on a straight player swap at the Polo Grounds. Wilson Fewster John Mitchell Elmer Miller and a pitcher to be named will join the Red Sox while Lefty Doul or George Murray may head to Boston. Dugan and Smith move to Cincinnati for an exhibition while a lingering question remains if Boston gains or loses overall.
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Smith
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Fewster
Mitchell
Miller
Boston
Wilson
Chick” Fewster
Johnny Mitchell
Elmer Miller
Lefty Doul
George Murray
Polo Grounds
H. H. Frazee
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Colonels
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Huston
Gay Village
Frazee
Red Sox
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Reds
Connellsville
Gotham
Eiverett Scott
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Athletics
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Lesger
Peck
South
Ruth
Meusel
Vernon
Peckinpaugh
Everett Soott
Hugh Duffy
Whitey Witt
Senators Bury Macks 11 to 2 in Washington
Washington collected 16 hits off Philadelphia pitchers to beat the Macks 11 to 2. Francis allowed 11 hits but silenced the bats with double plays and steady defense as Harris Goslin Hauser Brower led the offense with two base hits and a three base hit by Dykes.
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Philadelphia
Francis
Novlor
Sullivan
Harris
Goslin
Hauser
Brower
Peckinpaugh
Balle
Naylor
Eckert
Hy Naylor
Harria
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Lamotte
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Galloway
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Harvard Star and Yale Hero From Newton Star
George Owen, an all around athlete from Newton, shaped by coach Allie Dickinson, rose from Newton High to Harvard excelling in football, baseball and hockey. His versatile performance marks him as a leading college athlete of his era.
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Newton High
Allie Dickinson
George Owen
Harvard
Owen
Newton
Bear Island
New Hampshire
Shad” Osborne
Yale
Dickinson
Pros to Meet in Title Race at Revere Track
Sprint heats headline the New England championship at Revere Track on Wednesday evening with top short-distance sprinters in attendance. The Rice of Nations features George Chapman American champion George Seres French champion and Victor Linart Belgian champion over 45 miles with both amateur and professional events on the program. Rain checks from Saturday night are honored for this race.
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Revere
George Chapman
George Seres
Victor Linart
Frazee trades Dugan for players with no money change
In spring training Harry Frazee touted turning down a larger offer for Joe Dugan than he got for Babe Ruth. He then trades Dugan and Elmer Smithe for three or four players of doubtful value, with no money involved, a move viewed as laughable.
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Frazee
Jole
Red Sox
Harry Frazee
Babe Ruth
Joe Dugan
White Sox
Dugan
Elmer Smith
Browns Edge Ragged Detroit in 11-6 Ball Game
The St. Louis Browns suffered a ragged 11 to 6 defeat against Detroit on July 23. Five Browns pitchers were used as misplays by Sisler and other errors aided Detroit's win. Danforth earned the victory while Pruett took the loss as umpires Berhalter and Fowley officiated after missing their train.
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St. Louis Browns
Isler
Owens
Connely
Buffalo
Bierhalter
Howler
Browns
Tigers
Sisler
Cobb
Berg
Heilmann
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Rigney
Cutshaw
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Gerber
Davis
Fhmka
Dones
Danforth
Bayne
Balle
Ehmke
Pruett
Wright
Dovis
Hitte
O'diem
Berhalter and Fowley
Timeth
Meusel Praises Kumm as Top Ball Player Compare to Hollocher
Irish Meusel called Willie Kumm a first class ball player after being asked about the Pacific Coast phenom bought by Comiskey for $100,000. He said Kumm is not as good as Hollocher but that few players match him.
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Meusel
Willie Kumm
Pacific Coast
Comiskey
Pep Young A GOLFER BEATS PROS IN OPEN PRAISE
Pep Young of the Gants boasts about tuning Gene Sarazen for the Open championship. He hits a strong tee shot and has shown many big golf pros a thing or two about driving.
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Pep Young
The
Gants
Gene Sarazen
Young
Yankees Crush Red Sox 11 to 7 in Big Victory
New York defeats Boston 11 to 7 before about 20 000 fans. The Yankees surge with 15 hits and three homers led by Scott Pratt Collins and Burns shines in offense while Bush survives early trouble to win.
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Joe Bush
Joe
del Pratt
Burns
Sox
Boston
New York
Collins
Pratt
Yankees
Scott
Scotty
Grimes
Chicago
Weekend High School Games Schedule Mess
A garbled list shows upcoming games across Medford and surrounding towns. Entries include Medford versus J. J. Connolly, Dorchester versus Malden, St Andrews against St Josephs, and North Cambridge versus Cornets, with several repeats and broken venue names.
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Medford
Va &i. Andrews
Carolina Avenue
Nortons
St. Josephs
Somerville
Cornets
North Cambridge
Malden
Dorchester
J. J. Connolly
St. Josenbe
Reading
Indians Lose to White Sox in Lopsided Tilt
Indians fall to the White Sox as pitchers Grant Lindsey and Adwars struggle. Key hits include Mulligan Lev erette and Johnson with three-base hits, while Sox hurlers yield only a few run-scoring chances. Umpires Moriarty and Connolly oversee a lengthy, error-prone game.
Shattuck Osborne Emerges as Top Newton High Talent
Shaddock “Shad” Osborne of Cabot street Newtonville, son of S. W. Osborne, joins Yale ranks this fall after years under Coach Dickins on Newton High hockey and potential in baseball and shot put.
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Owen
Shattuck Osborne
Dickinson
Newton High
Shad
S. W. Osborne
Cabot Street
Newtonville
Osborne
Yale
Osborne and Owen as role models at Dickinson camp
The article portrays Osborne and Owen as natural gridiron and ice talents shaping young campers at Dickinson School. It highlights their dual roles as instructors guardians and mentors teaching sports discipline and gentlemanly conduct while preparing for rugged football seasons and future varsity hopes.
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Owen
Osborne
Dickinson
Dickinson School
Major League Recap Of Sundays 4 1 Scores In National League
Highlights show Cardinals and Braves, Giants and Reds, Cubs and Dodgers all losing 4 1 while Yankees beat Red Sox 11 7. Marquard, Luque, and Roush produced key innings as Rube Marquard hurled seven frames, Rosie Ryan and Adolph Luque matched six hits. Washington routed Philadelphia 11 2 as double plays pushed totals to 104 for the season.
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Rosie’ Ryan
Adolph Luque
Cinci
Giants
Luque
American Washington at Philadelphia
National notes show no games scheduled. Fastern features Albany at Bridgeport Pittsfield at Hartford Fitchburg at Waterbury New Haven at Springfield with multiple matchups listed.
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Cleveland
Washington
Ste
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St Louis
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Loui
Pete
Brooklin
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Bridgeport
Reese
Waterbury
Fitchburg
Paar
New Haven
Pittsfield
Albany
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National
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Bridgepore
Springfield
Braves Beat Cardinals In Final Of Series 4 To 1
At Sportsman's Park St Louis July 23 8 The Braves with steady hitting led from the start and won 4 to 1 over the Cardinals Cards scored in the sixth while Boston added runs in the first third fifth and ninth innings Marquard started for the Cardinals and Watson pitched the last two for the Braves Braves collected 12 hits to St Louis seven
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McNally
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Moran
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Holke
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Kopf
Gibson
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Flack
Lavan
Texas
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Nicholson
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Fournier
Smith
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Tgoeckel
Ae Ee Volke
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Lavin
Pooon
Mueller
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Grimes
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O'Farrell
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Mishel
DeBerry
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Eweensena Shriver
Ruether
Renee Mamaux
Teeters TB
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Brookyn
Braves Rally From Early Deficit In Card Clash
The Braves beat the Cardinals 4 to 1 as Powell homered and Nixon, Cruise and Boeckel drove runs. Marquard held St Louis to one run, with Haines and Sherdel pitching. Moran and Quigley worked as umpires in a tense game that ended in Boston.
Roush Reinstated to Play With Reds
Outfielder Ed Roush, reinstated by the Cincinnati Reds, agreed to play the rest of the season with Pat Moran's Reds. The terms were not announced. He will travel East with the team Monday night. His appearance in the coaching box during this afternoon's game caused a fan uproar.
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Cincinnati
Ed Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Pat Moran
Reds
Roush
Cubs Defeat Robins 4 to 1
Cubs topple the Robins 4 to 1 as Grimes hits a homer and Hollocher adds a two-base hit. Barber swipes a bag, with Grimes driving in runs via sacrifice and a double play sequence. Aldridge fans three in a solid six innings. Schriver takes the loss.
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Ward
Hollocher
Grimes
Barber
Krug
Ciaen
Terry
Aldridge
Schrivers
Mamaux
Schriver
DeBerry
Ungghee— Gontaile
Hart
Timoerch
Baseball scores from the American Association games
Kansas City defeated Louisville 6 to 5 and Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 12 to 1 in the first game. Milwaukee won 8 to 2 over Indianapolis in the second game, while Minneapolis edged Columbus 8 to 5 in the first game and Columbus won 8 to 2 in the second. Saint Paul beat Toledo 6 to 4 in the first game and 8 to 1 in the second.
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Louieville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Bt. Paul
Toledo
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