Indians Grab Off Game in the 10th
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 8 to 2 in 10 innings at Fenway Park Shrine Day. Herbie Pennock allowed six runs in the extra frame as Wambsgannon and Wood led a late Cleveland surge including Evans, Wamby, Speaker and Burns delivering key hits.
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Tris Speaker
Joe Wood
Larry Gardner
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George Burns
Aleppo
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Speke
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Moriarity
Lynch Broke Hand in Bantam Title Bout
Eddie Mead manager of Joe Lynch says Lynch broke two middle fingers of his right hand in the third round and could not KO Pete Herman to defend the title. He calls for a rematch if Herman agrees. Dr Stern ordered an X ray to assess the injury.
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Joe Lynch
Pete Herman
Ebbets Field
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Herman
Tygneh
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Lynch
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Ebbetts Field
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Harvard
Dennnis
Crimson
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O’connell
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Lafayette
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
In the American League Cleveland visits Boston while St Louis plays New York Detroit meets Philadelphia and Chicago travels to Washington. In the National League Boston has two games at Cincinnati Brooklyn visits Chicago New York faces Pittsburg and Philadelphia plays St Louis.
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T. Louis
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Renee
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P.C
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Boston
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Cincinnati
Phillies Win in Tenth Inning as Cards Fall
Philadelphia defeats St Louis in the tenth inning after a ninth inning homer by King. Hornsby miscue and timely hits by Williams and Parkinson produce the decisive run for the Phillies. Game details include scoring, pitching lines, and fielding notes from the July contest.
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Philadelphia
King
Phillies
Hornsby
Williams
Parkinson
É Rapp
Jee Smith
Leboueau
Konetuby
Seer
Eeee
Peters
Beees
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Sedan
Jamaica All Stars Win Over St. Andrew’s C. C.
The Jamaica All Stars defeated St. Andrew's C. C. 7 to 1 at Caroline Avenue last evening. Bingo King pitched for St. Andrews but gave up 10 safeties, while Ben Williams allowed five hits for the St. Andrew batters.
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Jamaica All Stars
St. Andrew’s
Leading Citizens in Any Town Parodied in 1921 Satire
A satirical tableau from 1921 lampoons local elites in Bumburg through portraits of MRS CLARICE SPEARMINT ALECK MONKS FLORA DINKLE and HIRAM J SPUDD. It mocks social climbers, culture, and ethics with humorous jabs at fashion, opera, and business ploys.
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Bumburg’s
Grandad
Clarice Spearmint
Bumburg
Beacon Street
Chelsea
John Barrymore
Fred. Stone
Charley Chaplin
Helen of Troy
George Ade
Pekin
Europe
Aleck
Flora Dinkle
New York
Dugan
Public Library
Elinor Glyn
Miss Bump
Flora
New York City
Opera House
Bamburg
Hiram J. Spudd
Giddap
Nancy
Athletics Tie With Tigers in Rain-Shortened Tie
Philadelphia and Detroit finished a three run tie after rain halted the game in the 11th inning. Witt homered and stole a base for Philadelphia while C Walker also connected for a home run. Pitchers Leonard Morris and Rommell each worked parts of the game with mixed control.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Witt
C. Walker
Galloway
J. Walker
Blue
Batle
Leonard
O Morris
Rommell
Hite
Pitching Summary From Nine Inning Game
In a nine inning game Rommell lasted six, Leonard faced four, and Middleton pitched eight. Witt and Welch were hit by pitches from Leonard. Harris struck out three, Rommell two, Leonard six. Umpires were Wilson and Hildebrand. Time not stated.
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Leonard
Middleton
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Welch
Harris
Wilson
Hildebrand
Record Attendance at Harvard Yale and Oxford Cam Track Meet
Official paid attendance at the stadium event last Saturday was 7700, from reserved seats at $2 $1.50 and $1. A 50 cent assemblage remains uncounted, but the total already set a record for the games in America.
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America
Giants Win Uphill Battle in 10 Innings
New York Giants rallied to beat Pittsburg 9 to 8 in 10 innings. Kelly homered for the Giants in the seventh, and Grimm added a fourth inning shot. Barnes earned the win with Hamilton taking the loss as New York overcame a Pirates rally in the ninth to seal victory.
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Hamilton
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Burns
R. EH
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Fris . Young
Weewee
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Snyder
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Ryan
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Seer
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Ween
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Cubs Blanked by Grimes 3-0 in Second Game
Grimes shuts out Chicago 3-0 as Alexander lasts eight innings with nine hits allowed. Griffith doubles twice for Brooklyn, Myers steals, Maisel sacrifice, Miller to Johnston double play combos. Grimes fans four, Alexander three, Martin J. yields two walks. Brennan and Quigsey umpire. Time not listed.
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Faber
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PO. A. E
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Rive
Harris
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Tolen
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Sheely
Maoff Zachary
Evans
Machi
Alexander
Brooklyn
Griffith
Myers
Maisel
Johnston
Kilduff
Olson
Schmandt
Grimes
Martin J
Brennan
Quigsey
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Fith
Meyers
Wheat
Nels
Oneess
Twom
Sawee
Martin
D Weer Sane
Weneee
Australians Meet Britishers in Davis Cup Clash
Australians beat Canada in doubles 6-2 6-3 6-1 to earn a place against Britain in Pittsburg in the second round of the Davis Cup next week.
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Toronto
Canada
Pittsburg
Desperate Shrine Day rally lifts to late 10 frame win
Speke's steady ball leads to a tight Shrine Day game decided in 10 frames as Boston fans watch the Braves chase the Reds under rainy skies. Magee blasts NEAAU officials, Pete Herman regains bantam crown from Lynch, and O'Connell's Harvard career ends with praise for a notable Intercollegiate run.
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Speke
Indians
Boston
Controversy and rivals in early American sports circles
Bill Cuddy, new A A A U president, seeks reform against Bob Weaver whose start methods draw attention. Weaver is a strong ally of Paddock and a frequent starter in meets, aiding Californian sprinters. The piece also notes Bill Tilden’s enduring form and rising challenger Richards who may best him at the net.
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Bill Cuddy
Bob Weaver
Bill
Paddock
Bob
Bill Tilden
Young Richards
Tilden
Richards
Boxing history quarrels and base running rules teased in talk
The column debates whether Jim Jeffries ever met Farmer Burns in a regular fight and which fighter is superior. It notes Carpentier and Dempsey fought Gunboat Smith, with Carpentier winning on a foul in six rounds and Dempsey K.O. ing Smith on two occasions. The piece also addresses a baserunning scenario with runners on second and third and whether the runner on third is forced home.
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Jim Jeffries
Farmer Burns
Carpentier
Dempsey
Gunboat Smith
Jong
Lewis
Jeff
Demps
Ed Smith
Pole
Wilson-Robinson
Salem
George Carpentier
Detroit
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