Ford Is Hero of Braves Victory
Horace Ford delivered the Braves’ lone runs in a 2 1 win over the Reds in Cincinnati. He sparked the comeback with a sixth inning double, added a sacrifice fly in the ninth, and drove in both runs as Boston moved past Cincinnati despite strong pitching by Rixey and Scott. Ford's timely hitting and a tightened bullpen carried the Braves to victory.
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Baseball Schedules From League Playday
American League action features Cleerland at Boston St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington. National League games list Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Yankees Triumph 6 0 Over Browns in Second Game
New York Americans shut out St. Louis 6 to 0 as Hoyt pitched effectively and Davis faced early removal after four runs crossed in the third inning. Umpire Owens flagged Manager Huggins after an argument, while Meusel Pipp and Sebang contributed two-base hits. Johnny Mack plans return to New Haven in September for football duties.
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Baseball Talk and Season So Far in 1921 Headlines
Internal musings on Washington leading the league in temperature, fan reactions to the Braves and Indians, umpire relations with Johnny Evers, and the year’s big sports chatter. Notes on Joe Jackson, Babe Ruth, Dempsey, and the era’s baseball attendance amid World War I memories.
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Black Sox
Chicago
Giants Rally Beats Corsairs in Pittsburg Game
The Giants won 6 to 4 over Pittsburg after a ninth inning rally. Douglas kept the home team scoreless as Glazier weakened in the ninth with a walk four hits and a wild throw allowing four runs for the visitors.
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Mt Hope Seeks Away Games July 30
Mt Hope team seeks an away game on Saturday July 30 against a fast semi pro team offering a reasonable guarantee. Contact E White Parkway 1692 M for details.
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Frazee Replies on Fenway Prices to Mayor Peters
President Frazee of the Red Sox responds to Mayor Peters about reducing Fenway Park admission prices. He promises careful consideration and a forthcoming communication within days. The note cites Boston and Fenway Park and mentions Andrew J. Peters as mayor.
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Griffins Triumph Over White Sox 8 to 5
Griffs defeated the White Sox 8 to 5 as Milan Shanks O Rourke and Shanks hit home runs and Mulligan doubled. Pitchers Wienecke and Erickson allowed the scoring with Erickson striking out eight. Kadie Meade, Chaney’s manager, rejected over 30,000 dollars in bout offers for Chaney and Seiger may headline the Garden in September.
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Boxing Dispute Over World Middleweight Title Sparks Debate
Referee Jimmy Gardner declares Johnny Wilson world middleweight champion after a Cleveland bout, while the boxing commission backs Bryan Downey. The dispute prompts calls for a rematch to settle the outcome as officials weigh veto power over referees.
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Boxing Title Dispute and Baseball Averages Clarified
The letter discusses who held the middleweight title involving Mike O Dowd Al McCoy and George Chip, notes Wilson and O Dowd bouts in Boston New York and Cleveland, and states that referee decisions are final. It also answers baseball questions about a force play at second base run counting in 10th inning averages and mentions housing for Red Sox Braves players and Putnam Hotel near Fenway Park.
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Haines Tosses Shutout Ball In St. Louis Victory
In St. Louis on July 28, Haines pitched a complete game shutout as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 9 to 0. The Cardinals drew nine walks off Sedgwick and G. Smith contributing to the scoring with several runs.
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