Lindstrom’s Emery Ball Defeats Americans Amid Protest
Worcester beat the Americans 10 to 1 at Newfield Park as Lindstrom used his emery ball to dominate for three innings. Grimes protested the match, claming the pitcher's tactic unfair, while Worcester capitalized with timely hits and errors, building a commanding early lead before the game continued under protest.
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Lindstrom
Reester
Worcester
Amerians
Boosters
Grimes
Miller
Unday
Newfield Park
Lind
Emery
Marty Walsh
Jody Hough
Artive Walsh
Marty
Base ball scoring and player notes from July games
The report covers multiple games with Brackett and Lindstrom highlighted for pitching and fielding, New Haven beating Waterbury 3 to 1, and Pittsfield defeating Providence 5 to 3. Key moments include Brackett solving a mystery pitch, Lindstrom pitching with humor, and late innings producing scoring plays for both sides.
Dempsey Draws Color Line Sparks Boxing Debate
Dempsey through manager Jack Kearns signals he will meet only white challengers after recent title triumphs, prompting critics to question how a world champion can shun part of the boxing public. The piece also notes roster shifts as Chamblers and McHenry join discussions, while Pecord’s ruling on Willard’s knockout sparks controversy.
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Dempsey
Tesn Willard
Jack
Willard
Jack Kearns
Kearny
Keards
Bill Tate
Jamaica Kid
Bill "Tate
Harry Wills
Herring
Tennon
Bennon
Pecor
Ollie Pecord
Millard
Hall Edges Lacy In Y Tennis In First Round
In the M C O A tennis courts first round three matches were played. Warren Hall defeated S Lacey in two straight sets 6-4 6-3. Macey Wheeler beat J D Brock 6-3 6-2. Gerald Huneburgh toppled Robert Smythe 6-2 6-0. Wright.
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Plooff
M.co. A
Warren Hall
Lacey
Macey Wheeler
J. D. Brock
Wheeler
Hiis
Dr. Hall
Gerald ‘Iuneburgh
Robert Smythe
Howie Baker Succeeds Holly as Ponies Shortstop
Bridgeport veteran Howie Baker wins the Ponies shortstop job, replacing Wdelle Holly after declining to play in the Southern league. Baker had been under contract with Nashville but refused to play in the South this season, per the report. International and American Association scores and standings follow, noting Rochester, Jersey City, and other teams with mixed results.
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Bridgeport
Howie Baker
Springfeld Kasalal Glib
Wdelle Holly
Baker
Nashville Glut
Hekabolonics Beat Old Waterbury Wildcats In Outing
In a past matchup held at Siegel's Grove, Hekabolonics defeated Waterbury Wildcats despite few original players. J Walsh pitched well for the Wildcats but costly errors and timely hitting by T Lavery and A Tblson decided the game.
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Choi Yar Siegel
J. Fitzgibbons
Old
Waterbury Wildcats
C. Lawless
Hekabolonics
J. Walsh
T. Lavery
A. Tblson
Kearney
Lasa
Wildcats
Grattan
Burns
Ft Brown
Cody
Bowes
Pullem
Fitzgibbons
Cy J. Walsh
P. Thekabolonics: Ibison, 1B; Gormcarly
J. Neary
Cj T. Lavery
Tawney
Maney
Mahon
Piesa Monahan
Lawless
Hekahalonics
EASEERS LEAGUE AND MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS BRIEFS
Yesterday in the Easers League Worcester defeated Bridgeport ten to one and New Haven beat Waterbury. In the American League New York and Washington won while Chicago, Detroit, Boston and Philadelphia lost. National League scores included New York ten to seven and Philadelphia nine to two. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn and Chicago hosts Philadelphia with several other matchups listed.
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Easeers
Worcester
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Providence
Wateriord
Springfield
New York & Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Laura
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Giants Rally To Take Lead In Ten Inning Win
New York outslugged Philadelphia 10-7 in ten innings to win the doubleheader after taking the first game 10-6. Key events include eight stolen bases in the Phillies effort and a strong Giants defense and timely hits led by Burns and Doyle. The Giants moved back into first place with the victory.
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Phillies
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New York
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Mogg
iBurns
Youngs
Burns
Young
Boa
Fletcher
Baird
Doyle
Kauff
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Perrit
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Willard to retire after Dempsey title fight
Toledo July 7 Jess Willard dethroned heavyweight champion plans permanent retirement from the ring. He travels with wife and two friends toward Lawrence Kansas after the contest with Jack Dempsey. Promoter Rickard cites gate receipts near 500000 as official tallies drag into tomorrow. Boxing Commission finds no collusion in the match. Pirates beat Cardinals 14 to 9 in a high scoring Pittsburgh game.
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Jess Willard
Lawrence
Kan~sas
Willard
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
William ¢. Rocap
Philadelphia
Toledo ‘Boxing Commission
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