Indians Win Second Game Ousting Yanks from Lead
New York and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning the first game 7 to 1 and the Yankees losing the second. Key contributors included Bodie with two base hits and Johnston involved in several plays. Thormahlen took the loss for New York as Cleveland pulled away in a tight contest.
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Ruel
Ood
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Pipp
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Washington
Murphy
Menosky
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Rice
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Oday
New York
Jarmvrin
Johnson
Quinn
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Russell Bush
Young
Cobb
Robh Veach
Hellmann
Shorten
Npaugh
Picinich
Rica
Veach
Ker
Ibsganss
Garrity
Milin
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Araner
Leonard
Ayers
Huston
Unte
Cunningham
Weill
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Chapman
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Peaker
Smith
Wood
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Ae Ee
Park City Baseball League Opens July 12 With Six Teams
The Park City League organized under the Y M C A Industrial Service committee will begin play July 9 with six teams from Automatic Machine Co Acme Shear Co American Chain Co Bridgeport Brass Main Plant Union Branch and Holmes Edwards Co. The schedule features three Saturday games weekly from July 12 to September 42 HH. Coholan named president and Robert Stevens secretary with an executive and rules committee elected.
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New ‘Industrial Baseball League
Industrial Service Committee
Park City
Automatic Machine Co
Acme Shear Co
American Chain Co. Ofsies
Bridgeport Brass, Main Plant
Union Branch
Holmes & Edwards Co
American Chain Co
Holmes & Edwards
Brass Co
Seaside Park
Acme Shear
Grass Co
HH. Coholan
Robert Stevens
John Carroll
Fred Bosworth
George West
L. H. Williams
Edward Berg
Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
American League leaders include Peckinpaugh Cobb and Jackson with Cobb rising after a 20 point gain while Jackson and Peckinpaugh contend for batting honors. In the National League Cravath Meyers Young Williams and New York players head the charts with strong totals across games at bats and hits.
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Mrers
Indians
Ly Cale
Joe Jackson
Peck
Avbila Cobb
Georgia Peach
G Abroh
Pechigh
Jacckson
Chi
Cobb
Det
Flagstead
Veach
Cravath
Phil
Abit Meyers
Brook
Bal St Bi
Young
Willams
Jat
Mariondale Wins Tavern Steak at North Randall
Heavy rain delayed six Grand Circuit races at North Randall. Mariondale won the Tavern Steak for 2.24 trotters, valued at 3,000, after a judges ruling changed the winner. Other races included 2 year old trotting and 2:14 class trotting with Mignola and Mariondale among starters.
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North Randall
Mariondale
Lockspur
Eowo
Naomi
Dodge
S King Watts
Whitehead
Axson M
McDonald
Willow Mack
Ohio
Don
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Harvest Lad
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Bintara
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Don Watts
Hollywood King
the Acme
Beggler
Miriam
Guy
Romeo
Arbuckle Plans Ladies Day to Pack Vernon Grandstand
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, owner of the Vernon Tigers, aims to fill the grandstand with women for a Coast League series in San Francisco. He offered free admission and signed photos, hints at serving tea with cookies, and says silk stockings will ensure a comeback in baseball with feminine fans driving the crowd and excitement.
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Luluno Benueman
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Vernon Tigers
Vernon
San Pranciado
Arouckle
Fatty
Nratty Arbuckle
Woother Vernon
Arbuckle
Thare
Peckinpaugh Streak Ends as Pitcher Breaks It Up
Ty Hettinger reports Peckinpaugh's 24 game consecutive hit streak ends in a double header setback to Pitner Myers of the Cleveland Indians. The piece notes Peckinpaugh's likely 2800 season hit pace but questions him leading the league, while mentioning other stars and ongoing hitting records. It also covers Bill Skiff's 17 straight games, Dave Fitzgerald’s boxing ref ambitions, and Joe Mulvihill's Connecticut plan to bring Dempsey and Gret to Bridgeport.
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Peck
Roger Peckinpaugh
Ty Cobb
Willie Keeler
Pitener Myers
Cleveland Indians
ANU
Connecticut
Yankee
Peel
Peckinpaugh
Peale
Ny Cobb
Joe Jackson
Bob Wealch
Georga Sisler
Flagstand
Teilman
Tigers
Rice
Senators
Bill Skiff
Ito
Joe Mulvihill
Dempsey
Bridgeport
Tos
Harry Gret
Bridgeport Brass Team Tracks Meet for Two Branches
Bridgeport Brass Co to award a silver permanent trophy to the factory track champions for two consecutive years. Mini and Union branches compete with an 1800 yard relay a 60 yard sprints and a 600 yard girls relay plus water sport events and a factory league baseball game. Edward Borg and Doc Cohalance lead the athletic program with Kingsbury donating a cup for the baseball winner.
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Union Pranches
Pt Brass Co
Edward Borg
Doc" EL
Tyulwa
Park City
Kingsbury
Bridgeport Brass
Gabby Cravath Becomes Philadelphia Manager
Philadelphia July 10. Gabby Cravath the hard hitting outfielder of the Nationals began his managerial career yesterday. There will be some new faces on the team and any player who does not get out there and play ball will have to get out.
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Gabby” Cravath
Philadelphia Nationals
Craveth
Weather and baseball slate with postponed games
Eastern League report shows all games postponed due to rain. National League marks rain delays as St Louis visits New York and Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn while Chicago travels to Philadelphia and Cincinnati to Boston. American League notes yesterday results and today’s schedule including New York vs Cleveland and Washington vs Detroit.
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Cincinnatic
Boston
Cleveland
St. Luouis
Detroit
Washington &T
Games Today
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Toston
Louis
Washington
Minors Break With Majors Over Player Draft
Chicago July 10 A meeting of a committee representing the National Association of Minor Leagues adopted resolutions confirming the break with the Major Leagues. The action, ratified from January, bars the majors from drafting players this fall while contracts and territorial rights will be honored.
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Chicago
National Association of Minor Leagues
New York
Dempsey and the GOP Hopefuls in Absurd Portrait
A satirical rant mocks a Republican ideal candidate to defeat Jack Dempsey, detailing an outlandish portrait with inflated measurements and comic bravado. It rails against party lines, mocks Willard and Johnson eras, and imagines a warlike, cartoonish pugilist leader as the unlikely savior of a political cause.
French Athletes Face Handicapped Start At International Games
Paris reports a new era in athletics as Interdicted Games wrap at Pershing Stadium. America triumphed 92 points in field events, with smaller nations earning praise for grit. Australian boxing impressed but fell to the Americans by four points. France, slow to recover from war, hopes for a turning point in U S athletics.
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Paris
Pershing Stadium
América
Baseball results from multiple leagues outline uneven games
International and American Association results show scattered scores from yesterday. St Paul beat Kansas City 5 to 2 in the first game. Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 5 to 6 in the first game and 11 to 3 in the second. Toledo edged Columbus 9 to 4. Louisville beat Indianapolis 6 to 2. Lewiston club quits due to poor patronage and lack of backing after July 10 in Lewiston, Maine.
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Senators
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Detroit
Washington
Toronto
Binghamton
Reading
Jersey City
Raln
Buffalo
Rochester
Newark
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American Association
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Kansas City
Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Lewiston Club
Lewiston
John H. Donnelly
New England Baseball League
Teawiston Club
Joanguey
Westerners Lead In Sectional Net Play and Win Twice
The Western team led the East West sectional championship opening day in Cincinnati by taking two wins and one loss in singles and doubles. Notable was William Johnston of California and Sam Hardy of Chicago defeating defending champions William Tilden of Pennsylvania and Vincent Richards of New Jersey in doubles after losing the first set. Howard Voshell fell to Robert Kins, and Jichiya Kumagoe of Japan beat Ralph Burdie in straight sets for the Westerners' strong start.
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William M. Johnston
California
Sam Hardy
Ghicag
William_T. Tilden
Howard Voshell
New York
Robert Kins
da Jichiya Kumagoe
Japan
Membe
Hastern
Ralph Burdie
Chicago
Willard Denies He's a Quitter in Dempsey Fight
Chicago editorial from July reports Jess Willard denying quitters' claims after his loss to Jack Dempsey. Willard recalls the brutal opening round, says he did not quit, and attributes defeat to Dempsey's power and timing. He reflects on aging and future champions, including Georges Carpentier and Joe Beckett, while asserting Dempsey remains the top fighter.
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Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Dempsay
Jess
Willard
Lawrence
Kan
Hts Field
John L. Sullivan
Dempsey
Jack
Tim
Willard Dempsey Fight Draws 19450 In Toledo
In Toledo on July 4 the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title bout drew 19 450 spectators with receipts of 41073216 after a 20 percent tax. Promoters’ profit under 100000, costs listed include Willard 100000 Dempsey 27500 arena 150000 city charity 30000 total 307500. Arena sold to American House Wrecking for 25000.
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Beteeen Jess Willard
Duck Dempsey
Frank B. Flournoy
Tex Ridar
Flournoy Sald
Willard
Dempsey
Arena
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Stamford Team Challenge Enlists Hoytville A C Members
Stamford base ball team from Hoytville aged about 26 years challenges Bridgeport squads in an 8 game series starting 10:00 am. Managers are urged to contact D Murphy and Stone via Stratford for arrangements.
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Stamford
Lean Averagis
Amy
Bridgeport
Murphy
Ford
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