Mercantile League Batting Leaders and Tonight’s Games
Dick Bowden leads Mercantile League with .148 average after three games as two tonight’s games are listed. Public Market tops team batting with .517, while Leonard of Terminal Club leads fielding with 13 chances error free. Seaside Park hosts Southern New England Telephone vs Terminal Club at 6:00 PM with Howlands vs Public Market following, umpire Whaley.
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Dick Bowden
Stip
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Willow
Darak Funs
Howland
Marketa
Leonard
Terminal Club
Sholtz
Market Nine
Smith
Briggs
B. P- 31
Bowder
Helio Boys
Gorman
Walker
Joe Liptak
Marte
Sholz
Bowden
Telephone Company
Bowden and Briggs
PC Public Market
S.N Tt. Co
Eek
Lgbt Terminal
Ronave
EB. T. Co
Onlands
Seaside Park
Southern New England Telephone Co
Amrica, Dawes
Gosper
Seaside Parke
M-Howlands
Whaley
Sterbeck
Seaandt Giarac
Q Powell
Kopf
Nichglech
Gowdy
Ford
F Holke
Nixon
McNamara
Howlands
Rowlands
Friberg
O'Farrel
Schoz
Heaves
Neil
Graham
Poston
Oyudee
Chicago
Bodee S.nbr
Lollect Getty
SABRE
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Hosten
Chinas
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Pistey
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Slezac Bae
Leonara
BOF Goldawsky
Pierson
Cunningham
Mathews
Sagles
Bent
Spyder
Cassiney
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Trumpleliew
Cubs Take Doubleheader From Boston In Chicago Rally
Aug 4 Chicago Cubs beat Boston 6 0 in game one and 1 4 in game two to narrow the gap on the leaders as Knuffman limited Boston to four hits. Chicago seized control in the second game with timely hits and aggressive baserunning, Jones tiring in the sixth and Cheever finishing.
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Chicago
Boxton
New York
Pittaburgh
Cubs
Knuffman
Ome
Jones
Ben
Cheever
The
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Max Carey Tops Major League Run Scorers
Max Carey of Vittsburegh and Detroit leads the Major Leagues in runs scored with ninety seven tallies. Giants and other stars follow in the list including Sisler Tobin and Williams with notable mentions of Hornsby in the National League and a roster of top run getters. Fort Niagara report notes Army rifle and pistol teams unable to travel to Camp Perry due to lack of funds.
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Max Carey
Vittsburegh and
Tite
Detroit
Carey
Viger Star
George Sixler
Tanlor
Fort Niagara
N.Y
Camp Perry
Séagirt, N. J. Lock
Black Rock Karm Terminal Game Called Off
The Black Rock Karm Terminal game scheduled for last evening was canceled as the Terminal team failed to appear. The incident leaves the outcome unresolved and no score recorded.
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Black Rock-Karm
Forest Hills Tennis Open Thirteen Survivors In National Campionships
In Forest Hills New York August 15 six eastern and two Pacific entrants reached the semifinals in the women s national tennis championships on the West Side club courts. Notable advances include Mallory Wills Lapton Sigourney Bayard and Jesup with Marguerite Davis Miss Bayard proving strongest and Mrs Bickle and Miss Wilts among late eliminations. Doubles begin with Mallory Sigourney teaming to defeat Sears Baker 6 1 6 2.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Gemi-Finnula
West Side
Molla Bfurstedt Mallory
New York
Mallory
Harry Bickle
Toronto
Molly D. Thayer
Philadelphia
Bundy
Edith B. Handy
Staten Inland
Martha Bayard
Short Hills
XI. J
Florence Balin
Bayard
Broiling
Mias Bayard
Marguerite Davis
St. Paul
Aliss Bayard
Grace TG. Murgen
Los Angeles
Jessup
Gladys Wmu
Sarazen Set To Face Hutchison In Key Golf Showdown
Gene Sarazen, the Pittsburgh star and former national open champion, must defeat Jock Hutchison of Chicago in today’s national professional golf tournament at Carnot Country Club Pittsburgh. The two split impressions yesterday and today as Sarazen seeks a decisive win to advance to the fourth round, with Hutchison determined to upset the favorite on a course he knows well.
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Gene Sarazen
Hutchison
Caemont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Fresa
Gong Sarazen
Pride of
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Nationalprofessi
Golf Tournan
Bare Arone
Pittaburgh
Partic
Pnis
Tomorroy
Bob Cruickenank
Westfield
X.I
Charlie Rowe
Sarazen
Hutchgon
Tom Harrigan
Saganoy
N. Y
John Golden
Tuxedy
Jock
Inwood
N.Y
Gene
Saragen
Harry Hampton
Detroit
F. M. Sprogic
Minne
Apollo
Isla Skokie
Jong
Shorts
Loeffler
Smaxy
Towns
Ganett
Hempstead
Ted
Johnny Ferrall
Maroneck
Shamplon
Jim Barot
Nis
Kerrigan
Farrell
Cardl
Golden
A. L. Cuidt
Gridgeport
Conn
Frencen
Miner
Stamford
Dock Hutchison
Courén
Browns Split Double Header With Senators
Washington hosts a doubleheader where St Louis limited the Senators to a split, with Gus Zachary delivering a standout performance for the visitors in the first game while Davis and Frumter contributed in the later innings as the two ball clubs battled. First game score details unclear. context indicates a split outcome.
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Washington
St Louis
Gus T. Zachary
Winle
Jaca
Wright
Davis
Wwe
Sharkey Smith and White Suspended by Boxing Panel
New York August 14 three fighters Tuck Sharkey Midget Smith and Jubez White all from New York and Albany with their managers Joe Wager and Harry Neaty were suspended by the New York boxing commission pending action by the New Jersey State Boxing Commission.
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New York
Tuck Sharkey
Midget Smith
Jubez White
Albany
Joe Wager
Harry Neaty
New Jersey
Boxing Champions of England Are Announced
London August 1 Official holders of British boxing titles have been announced by the British Boxing Board of Control. The list includes heavyweight Beckeuty Uehiheavyweight, J Bloomfield mid Glen weight, Teg Kid Lewis welterweight, light weight in abeyance, featherweight Jon Fox bantam weight Emmy Wilde. A boxer cannot hold two class championships, preventing Treak Cantea from doing so.
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London
Aum
British Boxing Boardé of Contest
Chamrlong
Toe Beckeuty Uehi
J. Bloomfield
Teg Kid Lews
Rice
Jon Fox
Emmy Wilde
Clabby Brooks Fights In Three August Bouts
Larney Lievensen, Chicago manager, again handles Jimmy Clabby, veteran middleweight. Clabby fights Bryan Downey in Covington Kentucky on August 3, Stanley Reece in Chicago on August 26, and Tommy Murphy in Michigan City Indiana on Labor Day.
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Larney Liehvensten
Chicago
Jimmy Clabby
West
Aines
Australia
Clabby
Bryan Downey
Covington
Stanley Reece
Tommy Murphy
Michigan
City
Ind
Labor Day
Westport Baseball Tryouts and Star Players Mentioned
Fragmented lines describe Westport baseball tryouts and players including Vornkahl, Simegelt, and Hultshausen. Mentions of pitching outings, runs, and team turmoil hint at a spring season buildup with several prospects seeking positions and evaluation by coaches.
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Pport
Westporia
Simegelt
McMuallia
Holykannen Iiner
Hijo
Sceuk
Felons
Phesers Gouthnie
Joni
Ted
Torrington to Host Large Entry List for Sunday Meet
A large field of nearly 300 athletes is expected to compete in the AL MI games at Torrington next Sunday. RB Quinn of Bridgeport Listing Company announced the entries yesterday, naming runners from Huss McAlistyr Lot Rather Sir Lastie and others among expected participants. The field includes Sridwepory ALOC New Haven Harriers New Britain AL A. Stanford a. G. Waterbury Kacaya and Coach Al Anderson plans to send Ta to represent the Red and White.
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Torrington Nex
RB Quinn
Bridgeport
Atm Quinn
Huss McAlistyr
Lot Rather
Sir Lastie
Playground Meet at Hall Friday Assembly Track Event
A local playground meet is set for Friday at Hall featuring a tall track program supervised by Any Mi crack high school runner and Mello Burns of Notre Dame lore. A varied events list invites winter champions to compete in the city championship rest later in the month. The first event begins at 9 o'clock. After the Greb bout, three Western cities plan a light heavyweight title match between Harry Greb and Larry Williams of Bridgeport.
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Hall
Ates
Maly al
Ana Mello Burns
Notre Dame Avi Lore
O'Clocle
Greb
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Harry Greb
Larry
Williams
Bridgeport
Conn
Y Tennis Team Edges Beechwood In Tight Victory
A tennis match on Colorado Avenue last night saw the Y team win 6 of 8 singles and doubles bouts against Beechwood. Beechwood’s Curtis, Beechwood, and Tinghurgh with Duddy contributed for the visitors, while Ingenhardt, Morais, and Chow led the Y squad in a disciplined effort.
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Tennils
Beechwood
Colorado Avenue
Onine
Ang
MC Beechwood
Lee Taut
Heechwood
God
Pias
Ingenhardt
Morais
Cui
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Te Baubaucs
Mle
Uh Tinghurgh
W. Duddy
Chow
Detoulud Jt
Franck
Anntic Goddard
Jieealwood
Carmen Larenge Leads Cyclists at New York Velodrome
In New York last Friday night Clarence Caren of New York built a large lead over motor-paced riders. His win extends his record to twenty victories behind the motor pace and a total of pounds. Other riders and scores are listed in a tangled recap of the event at the velodrome.
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New York
Vincent Mindenna
Taly
Clarence Caren
Motor Ncad
Ate Shaws
Spluttering Motors
Tig Rehors
Takey Riker
Gra. AL
Tinary
Bey
Madonna
Mitel .P
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Navy football men ordered to report for drill and selection
Navy football players from the Naval Academy were ordered to report to Annapolis to participate in drills and to be selected for the squad. The midshipmen will engage in annual drills and maneuvers as preparations proceed, with events happening around the drill grounds before the cruise ends. Later, Tim Lenahan, former Yale captain, will coach linemen for the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, as announced.
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Washington
Alig
Naval Academy
Amiapalls
Piait
E Midshipmens
Pricrire Tanadron
Ielr
Hogrminis
Atvmagrments
Maddy Torme Lestreyer
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Annepolis
Denver
Col
Tim Lenahan
Yale
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Seaside Park to Host Ocean Swim Meet August 27
The Seaside Life Guards plan a large aquatic carnival at Seaside Park on August 27 featuring top women swimmers led by Hilda James and Helen Wainwright. Entries already include Dusty Kakanamoku and Irving Nelson with notable clubs from New York Newark Philadelphia Bridgeport and Connecticut stars also expected. Officials named include Carmi dore Elson Gens Arries John P. Fox and Henry Cum as honorary referees with a large supporting staff and reception committee.
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Seaside Life Guards Aquatic Carniva
Seaside Park
Ategus
Axture
Hida James
Helen Wainwright
Makanamoetn
Condors
Irving Nelson
Life Guards
Dusty Kakana-moku
Fworld
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Ang Wh
Tocang Po
Juby Kruger
Jimmy Lane
Tha Duke
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Headonbrook A. C
Philadelphia
Bridgeport A. C
Oral New York Stars
Will Easter
John Anderson
Bridgeport A. S
George Russell
Jack Bentz
Connecticut
Wada
James
Hilda James
Gertrude
Eerie
Alicen Riggith
Charlotte Boyle
Lulan Soddard
Ethel Baker
Doris O'Mara
Helen Lord
Kathryn Browne
Maud ReFarians
Frances Cooney
New York
Anta Rauyate Kemple
Lucia Danieler
Bridgeport
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Hugh McDonald
Hiford Fox
Jaim Cotter
Ralph Musherg
Clemens Evans
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Unclear International League Card With Names and Codes
Fragmented OCR text lists teams and individuals such as Younsand Freltag Buffalo Newark Syracuse Reading Rochester Baltimore and Kennan Allen Lake plus coded identifiers. The readable portions show a jumble of names and numbers without coherent event or outcome details.
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Toronto
Jersey
Allen and Lake
Purdliam
McEvey
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