McKenty Fails Then Triumphs In Newfield Park Doubleheader
McKenty loses the first game and wins the second as Worcester and the Americans split a Newfield Park twin bill. George McKenty and Braund Braun spark heavy batting with multiple triples, Grimes and Waters shine in fielding. Babe Ruth makes a notable appearance for the Chains in a third game, while Hartford and Waterbury play to a 6–6 draw.
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George
Shally
Herring
Herr- Finn
Kenneth’ Grimes
Turing
Tite
McKenty
Bach
Mecid Park
Worcester
Felding
Waters
Bhi Tefy
Murray
Ray Grimes
Petty
Spectacu
Babe Ruth
Locos
Chains
Herbie Wagner
Red Sox
Wagner
Babe
Gus Gardella
Loco
Wilden Captures Newport Tennis Tourney Final Triumph
William Wilden of Philadelphia defeated William M. Johnston of San Francisco in straight sets to win the Newport Casino championship. The Australian duo Brookes Patterson defeated Richards Williams in doubles. Local clubs reported a pitchers duel in Providence with Grays beating Springfield and Pittsfield topping New Haven 7 to 4 in a slow game.
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Newport, R, K
William
Widenwuld
Johneson
Norman
S. Brookes
Gerald Patterson
Wallace , Johnson
Philadelphia
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
LArea S@LN
Bate
Johnson
Young Richards
Brookes
Patterson
Richard
Norris Williams 2d
Watsor M. Washburn
Wallace Johnson
Richards
Randolph Lycet
V. ‘Thomas
Pittsfield
New Haven
NW Flavin
New Haven Today
McCorry
Race Developing In Amateur League Title Chase
The Impartial Rooter notes a tight four team race led by the Hillies, Boosters, Grays, and Americans as they surge through July. Washups on Reds hurler form, Lennon dispute, and boxing chatter from Bridgeport add to a busy sports week with Labor Day plans and belt talk near.
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Weaders
Joe Birmingham
Pittsfield Hillies
Labor Bay
Boosters
Grays
Hilliés
Cincinnati
Young Hyda
Joe Smith
Bill Mann
Wshests
Sim Lavit
Bridgeport
Ula
Thhige
Bik Mann
Lavit
Kydeati
Beleviel
Joe
Bill
Waterbury
Labor Day
Pete Herman
Joe Lynch
Bempacy
Savit
Dempsey
Hyda
Yavit
Unions
Weat
Weekly Baseball Review Recaps pennant race shifts
Cincinnati built a six and a half game lead in the National League as New York faltered. Chicago’s bid pressed by Detroit, while Boston, St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia split results. In the American League Detroit won four straight as Cleveland fell behind, and New York moved into third with Hoyt’s third straight win.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago Americans
Detroit
A . Barnes
Cadore
Brooklyn
Reds
Ester
Meadows
Philadelphia
Whch
St. Louis
Chicago
Hendrix
Giants
Vaughn
Alexander
Robertson
Pachange
Cubs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Ruth
Washington
Cleveland
Erro
Myers
Borton
Waite Hoyt
Red Sox
England May Not Play Cup Polo Until 392
Hempstead, L. I. Aug 10. Word has been received that international polo may not be played in England next spring due to players’ difficulty in organizing mounts. National Polo Association chair Henry F. Herbert said England clubs doubt a challenge can be accepted without suitable horses.
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England
United States
Eucesa
Polo Association
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Tockaway
Gloufa FE
Stoddard
Marl W. Topping
Malcolm Stevenson
Devereaux Milburn
Milburn
Roda
Fairfield Beach Water Carnival Saturday
Fairfield Volunteer Life Guards announce a swimming carnival at Fairfield Beach next Saturday afternoon at 3. Events include 100 yard and 220 yard swims, handicap races, obstacle race, and canoe tilting. Prizes are on display at Fairfield's. entries may be listed at Flint's bathing pavilion.
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Crack Swimimera
Offeials
Fairfield Volunteer Life Guards
Wairfield Busch
Fairehild's
Flint
Palrfield Beach
Two Crack Teams to Meet at Meadow Rock Club
A follow up note says another special match between the two crack teams will likely be played at the Meadow Rock Club near Wednesday for special prizes.
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Mockaway Writing Club
Meadowrock Club
St Louis and New York Club Heads Clash Over Maya Case
A telegram exchange between Jacob Ruppert of the New York club and Phil Ball of the St Louis club signals looming feuds within the American League over the Carl Maya suspension. Ball rejects Ruppert’s meeting invite, calling it a signal insult, while Ruppert accuses Ball of poor sportsmanship. Comiskey heads East to join the discussion as the league weighs the case.
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New York
Carl Maya
Jacob Fluppere
Phil Yall
St. Jovin
Ruppert
Selegrani
Mays
Lelegrani
St. Louis
Ball
Palite
Cal. Huston
Gov endangers public food relief with costly policy plan
A satirical critique targets government food policy, arguing cost aims short supply and harms Brooklyn residents. It mocks meat and meal choices for services, condemns court excess, and calls for simpler law pages over bloated volumes as juries face food scandal trials.
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Gov
Buddies
Brooklyn
Emselves
Tron Portieres
Ivo Thousand
Justle
Fotka
Booth
Blackstone
National doubles title play at Longwood Club
The National Lawn Tennis doubles championship begins tomorrow at Longwood Cricket Club in NewtonMass with ten teams. Australia pair Gerald Patterson Norman Brookes and Jim Thomas Randolph Lycett headline the field. Early matches pit McLoughlin Bundy against Davis Jones and Norris Watson Mashburn against Kumagae Throckmorton. Semis Thursday and final Saturday with a rest day Friday.
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Newton
Mass
Longwood Cricket Cub
Australia
Gerald Patterson
Norman E. Brookes
Jimo Chomas
Randolph Lycett
EL McLoughlin
Th Bundy
W. EL Davis
H. Vandyke Jones
KK. Norris William
Watson M. Mashburn
Ichiyya Kumagae
Harold &. Throckmorton
Injunction Served on President Ban Johnson
New York August 10. Ran Johnson president of the American League was served an injunction on arrival from Chicago preventing interference with the New York American club over pitcher Carl Mays whom he had suspended. Johnson said he would attend the Mays hearing Tuesday before Justice Robert J. Luce of the New York Supreme Court but would not attend the meeting tomorrow called by the New York Americans.
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Yankees
Indians
New York
Carl Mays
Cleveland Today
Mayk
Cleveland
T SY Ao Graney
Hp Chapman
Speaker
L Smith
Q Gardner
Johnaten
Yen G Thomas
I Myers
Faerh
Pp & O
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Klepter
Jamieson
Méaeth
Po Pewster
Vick
Pipp
Myers
Fewster
Myera
Faeth
Alepfar
Aus
Ran Jothnson
Americ Jeague
Chicago
New York American Club
Johnson
Mays
Robert Ju. Luce
New York Supreme Court
New York Americans
Home Guards Lose to Stratford Nine in Recreation Pick
The Fairford Home Guard base ball team failed to appear and were replaced by a recreation league team that defeated the Stratford soldiers 18 to 9. The young bats featured a three-run inning after two were out with no hits. Fast baserunning and fielding errors aided the comeback, making for an unusual victory.
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Senators
Washington
Cicotte
Bhaw
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Weaver
Jackson
Foster
Felsch
Po Lélbold
K. Collins
Rf Felsch
Cf Gandil
Risberg
A Schalk
C Cicotté
Ngton
A Foster
Milan
Ua Rice
Rf Murphy
Bed Shanks
Leonard
Gharrity
Shaw
Plass
Shanks
Leonard Milan
Balla
Cneotteé
Ciladtte
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Stratford Guards
Boys’ Recreation League
Stratford Soldiers
Recreation
New York
Burns
Younz
Fletcher
Chase
An Kruff
Hostocher
Hervogt
Ee Robertson
A & Merkle
Magee
Deal Holtocher
Hsilochar
Hierzog
Merkle
Zimmermaan
Bald
Zimorermian
Basta
Berton
Alexander
Dubuc
Benton
Innynsga
Ty Plicher
Her
Alexander Uy
Dubue
Davey Robertson and Buck Herzog Again Victorious
Cubs 2 Giants 0 as Robertson homers off Melé and Herzog scores after a walk. Chicago completes a clean sweep of the series. Pirates beat Dodgers 5 to 2. Brooklyn fans see Cadore battled. Adams stars with strong support. Cincinnati nips Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a tense contest as Meadows shines.
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Davey Robertson
Buck Herzog
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
Dave Robertson
Melé
Herzog
Cheago
New York
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cadore
Adams
Carey
Pittsburgr
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