McKinney's Consistent Pace Loses Comstock Title
Vernon McKinney's swift Manitoba pacer broke in each heat, costing him the $5000 Comstock purse in a 2:12 pace at Grand Rapids. Branham Baughman rode to victory as Geers backers faced disappointments with Akar and The Huguenot faltering. Hailworthy won the 2:05 trot, while anticipation builds for tomorrow's final.
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Hopwang
Clarke Wins 10 Mile Race at Lighthouse Point
At New Haven on July 27 the 10 mile open feature was won by A Jolarke of Australia with Fred Hill of Root off Boston finishing third. Time 22 00 3 5. Kramer retired from the first mile due to a punctured tire. Pedlar Palmer of Australia won the half mile handicap in 44 seconds with 65 yard handicap, Wells of Australia second, Car men of Long Island third. Fred Hall won the two mile invitation race with Eddie Root second and Krebs third. Time 4 43 4 5.
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Lighthouse Point
A. Jolarke
Australia
Fred Hill
Root
Boston
Kramer
Pedlar Palmer
Wells
Carmen
Long Island
Fred Hall
Eddie Root
Krebs
Murphy Easily Outpoints Hurley In Ten Round Bout
Tommy Murphy of New York defeated Battling Hurley of Passaic in a 10 round match at the North End A. C. in Albany. Murphy, coming off a loss to Knockout Brown, was never forced to exert himself during the bout.
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N. J
Tommy Murphy
New York
Battling Hurley
Passaic
North End A. C
Murphy
Brown
Thompson and Lewis Draw After Ten Rounds at National Club
In New York on July 27 Cyclone Jonn y Thompson of Illinois and Willie Lewis battled ten rounds to a draw. Thompson pressed the action throughout while the contest was widely described as tame and was met with a lukewarm reception from the crowd at the National Sporting Club.
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Jonny Thompson
Illinois
Willie Lewis
National Sporting Club Tonight
Thompson
Giants Acquire Jacobsen From Rock Island Club
The Rock Island Club of the Three I league announced the sale of William Jacobsen to New York for 3500 dollars. Jacobsen, a fielder and catcher, will join the National Leaguers at season end.
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William Jacobsen
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Brides to coach Yale football at Yale this fall
Arthur Edward Brides of Brockton Mass was named one of Yale’s regular field coaches for the season. He has Yale playing experience as guard and full back and has coached North Carolina for two seasons while practicing medicine. He will assist Head Coach John Field with Buck Morris and Erle Kistler handling linemen and freshmen respectively.
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Battle for Elks Baseball Title
The Somerville Elks and Malden Elks share first place in the Suburban Elks Baseball league with 3 wins and 0 losses each. Their decisive showdown moves to Malden High School grounds Saturday at 3 30 PM after originally being set for Somerville.
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Somerville
McGraw Suspended Three Days for Umpire Outburst
Cincinnati July 27 Manager Jonn McGraw of the New York Nationals received word from President Lynch of a three day suspension for his verbal attack on umpire Johnstone during Tuesday's game. he was on the field when he learned of the penalty.
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Jonn McGraw
New York Nationals
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GAMES WANTED FOR SATURDAY JULY 29
Wanted notices from Lynnhurst and Atlantics of Lynn seeking semi professional opponents for July 29 games. John Morrissey lists Lynn address and phone for guaranteed home or away matches. FE. L. A. C. Insurance team and Henry Fronkie also request strong opposition with contact details.
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Lynnhursts
John Morrissey
Myrtie Street
Lynn
Pp. m. FE. L. A. C. Insurance
Henry Fronkie
Fort Hill
Atlantics
Tel
National baseball matchups list headlines
National schedule notes show Boston at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at St Louis as upcoming games with teams matching across major leagues to shape the weekend slate.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Toney Guides Cubs to Ninth Straight Victory in Boston
Fred Toney pitched for the Cubs as they topped Boston 8 to 2, extending their winning streak to nine. Pepper Griffin, recently traded from Boston, faced the Cubs in the early innings as both clubs tested their juveniles, but nine Cub hits, including a double and two triples, sealed the result after six frames.
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Fred Toney
Cubs
Boston
Pepper” Griffin
Toney
Cub
Pepper Pfeffer Delivers as Cubs Triumph in Slugfest
Pepper Pfeffer withdraws after seven in a high scoring opener. Zimmerman's seventh inning homer seals the game for the visitors as the Cubs push runs across late. Sweeney and Sheckard spark early offense before Boston strands baserunners in a resilient effort.
Hits Off Griffin and Pfeffer In Short Baseball Game
Griffin allowed nine hits in six innings while Pfeffer yielded two in two innings Sacrifice hits went to Toney Gowdy Zimmerman and Schulte Zimmerman stole a base and was part of a double play. Chicago left five men on base Boston three. Archaic phrasing Time shown as bh with 45 minutes Umpires Klem and Brennan.
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Jeff Pfeffer
Zimmerman
Toney
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Spratt
Gowdy
Hofman
Ingerton
Miller
Doe
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Pirates Capture Eighth Straight Victory Over Brooklyn
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 7 to 0 to complete a clean sweep of the series. The win marks Pittsburg’s eighth consecutive victory.
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Brooklyn
Reds Break Even in Giants Series National
Cincinnati broke even on the series by winning the final game with New York 7 to 4 here today. Drucke’s wildness proved costly as the Giants managed to bunch hits off Keefe. The score:
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Cincinnati
New York
Drucke
Keefe
Local Football Scores and Weather Brief
Milwaukee beats Columbus 15 to 12. Toledo plays Minneapolis with rain in the forecast. Tudienapolis faces St Paw as weather and matchups unfold.
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Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Tudienapolis
St Paw
Phillies Rally Past St Louis to Split Series
Philadelphia edged St Louis 4 to 3 in a game highlighted by timely hits in the second and third innings. Woodburn and McAdams debuted as pitchers for Philadelphia, with Harmon and Alexander handling the mound for St Louis. The Phillies left the bases loaded in the seventh but recovered in the eighth to seal the win.
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Philadelphia
Woodburn
McAdams
Naps Rally in Tenth Beats Athletics 6 to 3
In Philadelphia on July 27 the Naps broke a 3-3 tie with three runs in the 10th inning to defeat the Athletics 6-3. Gregg pitched well through seven innings, then Cleveland capitalized in the final frame. Notable hits included three-base shots by Butcher and Turner and two-base hits by Smith, Livingston, Baker, and Stovall.
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Gregg
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Athletics
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Livingston
Baker
Stovall
Butcher
Turner
Morgan
Leonard
Olson
Jackson
Thomas
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Connecticut League Scores Recap
Springfield shorted New Britain 2 to 0 while Hartford posted a 4 to 2 win over Waterbury. Bridgeport and New Haven match shows a 420 damage notation.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Haven
Jones Poised To Break Mile And Half Mile Records
The piece notes John Paul Jones and Jack Moakley claim fast half mile times 1 56 and 1 52, with Lunghi's 1 52 4 5 half mile record cited. It discusses potential intercollegiate exhibition races, boxing law changes, and other athletes including Red Doom, Billy Larned, Ernie Nelson, Kaufman, Lang, Weeks, Dixon, and boxing officials. It also mentions a Boston Light swim attempt from Charlestown bridge planned for Aug 5 and a contact through Andy Morris.
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John Paul Jones
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Emilio Lunghi
Lunghi
Frank Riley
Jones
Moakley
Sheppard
Kiviar
Boston
Charlestown Bridge
M. B
Andy Morris
Armory Club
Motorist Gossip and Motor Club Schemes Across the State
A column warns motorists about proprietary auto clubs demanding annual dues and selling dubious road condition tips. It notes race promoters’ tactics, praises German efficiency, and recounts Prince Henry touring cars supervised by soldiers guiding travelers. It also mentions US Motor Company orders and White Company’s L W Rineer visiting army maneuvers.
Is Hal Chase a lefty in batting and throwing now
Hal Chase is a left-handed thrower who originally batted left handed but has switched to bat both ways and now bats mostly right handed. Ferris now plays for Minneapolis A B Worcester Hugh E remains with the Red Sox. Brean and Brean?
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Hal Chase
Hobe
New Boxers Enter Armory A A Tournament
A number of unfamiliar fighters enter the Armory A A amateur show on August 4 with four classes 115 125 145 and 185 pounds. Entries may yield a future champion. a 17 jewel golf watch will be awarded to class winners. Entry blanks available from Ed Walsh at 541 Tremont Street Boston.
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Armory A. A
Ed. Walsh
Tremont Street
Boston
Southern League score roundup with varied results
New Orleans 8 Memphis 9. Montgomery 4 Atlanta 0 in game one. Atlanta 10 Montgomery 4 in game two. Chattanooga 8 Mobile 1. Birmingham 38 Nashville 2.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Irmingham
Nashville
Eastern League scores show tight games and strong offense
Providence edged Rochester 4 to 3 while Toronto defeated Jersey City 11 to 6. Montreal led Baltimore 6 to 2 and Buffalo topped Newark 6 to 0.
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Toronto
Jersey City
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