Cullop Wins Seventh Straight For Yankees In Chicago Victory
Nick Cullop, pitch for the Yankees, won his eighth decision and beat the White Sox 4 to 3. Wick allowed four hits, with one run spoiled by an error. About 12,000 fans watched at the Polo Grounds as New York strengthened its standing with strong defense and offense.
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Cleveland seeks trio of minor leaguers for pennant push
Indianapolis reports James Munn of the Cleveland club asked price for pitchers Carter and Aldridge and outfielder Kelly from manager Hendricks. With one substitute outfielder, Cleveland would gain strength if injuries strike. Hendricks to confer with James C. McGill before talks proceed.
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Giants Drop Jinx on Western Trip and Beat Pirates
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 6 in a Western trip game at Pittsburgh. Giants pitcher Perritt faltered late allowing five Pirates runs as Babe Adams struggled to stop the onslaught. Cooper started for the Pirates and gave up nine hits and five runs before being relieved.
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Pinch Hitters in Demand by Baseball Crowds
Readers weigh in on pinch hitters as fans prefer decisive hitting over pitching duels. Old Sport notes President Johnson of the American League seeks curb rules to protect starters while crowds favor timely base hits and the use of bench talent. Funeral bouquets and designs follow as a brief ad.
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Gaffney Possible Return as Boston Braves Owner
Boston July 7 James E Gaffney former owner of the Boston Braves may buy back the club. Discontented new owners reportedly approached Gaffney with a purchase proposition as the season ends and the Haughton interests may sell if price is right.
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Ball Stars in Steals Record Amid Team Hit Parade
Neal Ball compiles a standout stolen bases record this season with 22, trailing only Otto Deininger in sacrifice hits. Ball leads the squad with six triples, while George Moshier tops two baggers with seven. other players post multiple base hits and a lone home run each.
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REM-ARMS TO PLAY BULLARDS TOMORROW AT SEASIDE PARK
Remington Arms and Bullard meet tomorrow afternoon at Seaside Park in a key Factory league game. Bullards trail by one in second place and will feature Home Run Sawyer and Nick Carter who captained the Singer champions last season. Manager Murphy will start either Big Jim McGuire or Chick Kellam with the same lineup that has shone this season.
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Herzog Likely to Join Cubs as Shortstop
Chicago reports manager and shortstop Charles Herzog of the Cincinnati Reds is set to move to the Chicago Nationals. Negotiations point to a deal closing soon with a large cash sum and one or two players involved.
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Fulton Favored for Next Willard Bout Despite Doubts
New York July 7 The talk centers on Fred Fulton as the likely challenger to Willard, though promoters doubt his readiness. Fulton has rejected top contenders like Moran and Dillon and scored a controversial win over Porky Flynn in New Orleans, while recent foe Al Reich was less impressive.
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Factory league fans to see good games
Factory league fans expect to witness some good baseball tomorrow with three contests on the boards. Remington Arms and Bullards face off in the No. 1 diamond at Seaside Park. Electric Cable meets Burns and Bassick at Wheeler's Lot. Yost and Holmes and Edwards play two games at Yost Field. Games start promptly at o'clock.
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Fredd ie Welsh and Will Ritchie Ring Rematch Noted
The 1914 London bout where Freddie Welsh won the world lightweight title over Willie Ritchie is recalled. Welsh has held the belt two years, facing criticism for his tactic, and seeks parity as he eyes a rematch. Corri notes Ritchie telegraphed punches. Welsh used clever defense to win.
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Billy Lush Buys Half Interest in Bridgeport Club
Baseball veteran Billy Lush becomes Bridgeport club partner and manager while Neal Ball steps down as field captain. Lush, ex-A.L. player and Yale coach, plans to strengthen the club and recruit new talent. Toronto may seek Ball. New Haven visits for a double header.
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Johnson proposes two bases for beaned batters in baseball
President B B Johnson of the American League advocates granting two bases to any batter hit in the head by a pitched ball. He rejects Ebbetts plan for automatic base access after a near head-hitting pitch, warning it could burden umpires and fuel disputes. He cites growing concerns pitchers may aim to intimidate batters.
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National League Games Today Prompt Schedule
The National League offers five matchups today with New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn visiting Cincinnati Boston facing Chicago and Philadelphia playing St. Louis. Strong lineups seek decisive outcomes as pennant races tighten across the circuit.
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Big Entry List for Ozanam Track Meet at Seaside Park
Over 50 entries have been received for the Ozanam track meet to be held tonight at Seaside Park. Club members will depart in a body at 7:45 to reach the park. On Sunday afternoon the Ozanam baseball team plays Federal at No. 7 diamond with Kiley and Collins as the battery for Ozanam.
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Moriarity of Memphis Manager Returns to Lead Tigers Star
George Moriarity, longtime Tigers third baseman and author of Take Me Out to the Ball Game, marks his thirtieth birthday today. Born July 7, 1886 in Chicago, he debuted in 1908 with Springfield and played for the Cubs, Yankees, and Tigers before joining Memphis as skipper in mid May.
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Riots Mark Balti More Strike Amid Sparse Southern Play
Rioting broke out in Baltimore as police clashed with striking clothing makers. In Memphis the Southern Association results show only one game was played yesterday with New Orleans defeating an unnamed opponent 39 to 6.
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Americans League Matchups Across Rival Cities
The schedule lists games with Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, and Cleveland at Boston. Each pairing marks a set of league fixtures across major arenas as teams vie for standings.
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