Worcester Beats Americans In Close Golf And Other Sports
Worcester defeats Bridgeport 9 to 7 in a fast game with pitchers Lindstrom and Fringin on the mound. Hitting highlights include three-baggers by Potterger and Lindstrom, while Frings and Grimes contribute key plays as Worcester seizes an early lead and holds on for the win.
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Scork
Abor
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Lindler
Waters
Trett
Werre
E. Fly
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Gardella
Kelly
Braun
Baker
Reester
Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
Baseball leaders across the two major leagues see Tou Jackson and Meyers top the batting race. Cravath struggles while Peckinpaugh slips, Shoeless Joe Jackson narrows the gap to 31 points behind Meyers in the American and National leagues respectively.
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Meyers
Peckinpaugh
White Sox
Cravath
Philly
Favorites win three Grand Circuit races in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio three favorites, including King Stout Prince Loree and Lanardo, won Grand Circuit events. Substance, a second choice, captured the first division of the 2:10 class trot. Worthy McKinney won the second division of the 2:17 pace. race details list times and placements for each event.
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Prince ‘Loree
Lanardo
Worthy McKinney
Stout
Axie
Hedricy
Charlie
Hazzard
Go Little
Lee
McDonal Nikita
Alao
Pringe’ Loree
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Belle Chaffin
Michael A. Powers
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Valentine
Traynor
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Myra MrcGregor
Moore
Peter Somers
Thomas
Buey C
Shievely
Allied WL
Hedrick
Lassie Pointer
Brother James
Joannie Casne
Sadie May
Cardinals punished for umpire baiting
New York July 11 Erasmus Hale of the National League suspended Frank Snyder catcher of the St Louis Cardinals indefinitely and fined Jack Miller and Gene Paulette $25 each for their conduct at the Polo Grounds last Wednesday. The action follows one of the most flagrant demonstrations of umpire baiting witnessed here and is commended by President Reydier.
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Lor
National League
Frank Snyder
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack ‘Miller
Gene Paulette
Polo Grounds
Reydier
St. Louis
Giants and Reds Chase for League Flag
Baseball game notes show Giants and Reds locked in the race for the league title with key performances by Rariden Groh and Rath. Roush, Daubert, and Keating contributed multi-base hits and runs as Cincinnati and Boston battles unfold. Pitchers Reuther, Nehf, and Demaree dominated early with several walks and strikeouts.
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Nehf
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Boston
Rariden
Boeck
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Staten
Kopf
Herzog
Gowds
Roush
Bast
Reuther
Neht
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Daubert
Gowdy
Keating
Vitors
Tir
Ingen Natil Ab
Neale
Ty’ Pe
Bressler
Wingo
Bf Eller
Riggert
Powell
Cruise
Halke
T Boeckel
Gordy
Demaree
Thorpe
Harvest Days Are Here Yanks Helpless Before Bagbys Hurling
A garbled report laments baseball struggles as Bagby dominates a harvest scene. Mentions Jaques Dempsey hero of Toledo abattoir tale, iron men beans berries, and a curious mix of figures including Carpentier and Jess Willard. Notes local interest, bets, and conflicting testimonies involving Jackson Donovan and Joe Mulhull.
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Jaques Dempsey
Tol‘edo
Hoi Ploi
Jack
Mem
Kearfis
Sarid Harest
Jess Arnow
Lawrence, Kas
Gay ‘Pareo
Australian Invasion Aims For United States Tennis Title
A ragged OCR piece notes four Australians Led by Brookes and Patterson sail from England toward the United States to contest the National lawn tennis championship at Forest Hills. The article compares players, cites Wimbledon outcomes, and highlights American hopes led by Meough, Williams, Johnston, Murray, and others while mentioning recent matches and upcoming sectional results.
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G. L .Patterson
J. Lycett
R V. Thomas
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Lyestt
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Brookes
Patterson
Wimbledon
Anderson
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Anthony Wilding
Norma Willams
William 3
Johnston
Lindley Murray
Europe
Murray
Mcboughlin
Tatty Waalburn
Peck” Griffin
Willis W. Davis
Dean Mathey
Australia
William T. Miden
Norris Williams
Widen
Sale
Willard Dempsey Bout Referee Claims Fixed Match
Pecord, referee for the Willard Dempsey championship bout, asserts he fixed the fight at the request of Jess Willard. He says Willard demanded Pecord sign the agreement to crown the winner if the bout reached 72 rounds. The judges were to rule if that point was reached, with Pecord to decide if they disagreed.
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Pecord
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Jack
Carpentier
Jess Willard
Lawrence
Kas
Vovedo
Olives
Willard-Dempsey
Jess Willird
Richard
Major A. Wrexel Biddle
Peecord
Easterners Even Up Tennis Meet
The Eastern team leveled the intercollegiate tennis championship by winning two of three matches against the Westerners in Cincinnati. KR Lindley Murray of Buffalo beat Sam Hardy of Chicago 6-2 6-3 1-6 6-1, Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia beat A L Green of Chicago 3-6 6-3 6-2 6-4, and Kinsey and Graven of California defeated Voshell and Johnson in doubles 7-5 6-8 6-1 4-6 6-3.
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Obie
Ithe
Lindley Murray
Buffalo
Sam Hardy
Chicago
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
A. L. Green
Robert Kinsey
Axel ‘Graven
Californa
Howard Voshell
Young Emmets Gaelic Battle with New Haven at Seaside Park
The Young Emmets Gaelic football team, city champions for three straight years, face New Haven’s last Gaelic team at Seaside Park Sunday afternoon. In their prior meeting New Haven edged ahead by one point after a hard fought game. Players listed report by 3 at dressing rooms. kickoff at 3.30. Also Park View F C faces Lynn Stars at Park View diamond tomorrow at 3.00 in a fast expected contest.
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Emmets
New Haven
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New Maven
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CG. Nehoe
Jo Reynolds
J. McDermott
J. Moran
T. McCarthy
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J. Coleman
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PB. Bing
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Park Views
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Park View Diamond
Fragmented musings mix politics sport and humor in brief note
A collage of quotations and jests references figures such as Woody, Jack Coombs and a Roselle club. The text shifts from politics and public figures to sports and cultural asides, ending with a playful line about asking Jess for a towel. The piece reads like a scattered newspaper filler of opinions and anecdotes.
Camps in the South Preferred for Army Training Fields
July 11 in Washington Secretary Baker testified before a House subcommittee about camp locations. He said he had never heard an improper suggestion on moving camps and argued better weather in the south justified placing training fields there, with no known influence to shift men north.
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