Brooklawns Down Berkshires In Fast Junior League Game
Patuzzi and Yates star as the Brooklawns win 4 to 1 over the Berkshires in a brisk junior city league tilt at Newfield Park. Tierney and Sewell contributed solid infield play while Mealy allowed six hits. The Clovers stretched their lead with a win over White Eagles and Auburns edged Rosary in a five inning, weather-delayed contest won by Donnelly’s home run and strong late hitting.
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Berkshires
Mner
Funior
Newfield Park
Patuzal
Yates
Mealy
Tierney
Midway
Sewell
Clovers
White Eagle
A & To
Sam Dzenzo
Piroh
Auburns
Clark
Cunningham
Nelson
Donnelly
Rosary
The Big Test in London Cricket Scene
Ripley notes England and Australia duel in five three day tests at Lord's, with crowds queuing overnight to witness the slow, ceremonial sport. He jests at Yankee baseball, praises patience and patriotism, and marvels at W. G. Grace and the British obsession with cricket.
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Robert L. Ripley
London
Lord's Ground
England
Australia
America
Hobbs
Waterloo
Old Thames
Vinny Richards
McGraw
Uphill Fight Halts Wilton Norwalk Tie In NYCO League
Wilton and Norwalk battled to a 3 to 3 tie in the NYCO Semi-Pro feature game yesterday afternoon. The affair featured late scoring, with Wilton mounting runs in the fourth, sixth and seventh innings before the game was halted with the 3-3 deadlock. In the other matchup, Brewsters blanked Slamford 2 to 0 in six innings.
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Wilton
Norwalk
New York- Connecticut
Wilton Ring
Brewsters
Slamford
Best All Time Baseball Manager Debate and Golf Starry Notes
Grantland Rice weighs managers with Buck Carrigan, Tris Speaker, Eddie Collins, and John McGraw as top contenders. He lauds Carrigan for guiding the Red Sox to pennants and world titles, then shifts to boxing and golf, praising Bobby Jones for youth and seasoned skill. The column surveys aging champions, nerves, and the toughness of championships, contrasting Us open golf trials with tennis and other sports.
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Buck Harria
Washington
Eddie Collins
Chicago
John McGraw
New York
Carrigan
Red Sox
Beaton
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Bobby Jones
Aleill
Exhibition Baseball Massillon July 18 Report
Exhibition baseball notes from Massillon Ohio report a game on July 18 between the Pittsburgh Agithons and an opponent, with a 4 score difference noted. The fragment provides limited details on teams and final outcome.
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Massillon
Ohio
Pittsburgh Agithons
Cleveland Halts Coveleskie Jinx Inning Rally
Cleveland bunched hits in the sixth and eighth to defeat Washington 5 to 3. Ragged baserunning offset Washington’s power as Shaute, in relief, earned the win. Speaker sparked the late rally with a double, while Coveleskie was tagged for two late runs.
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Cleveland
Speaker
Jamieson
Spurgeon
Lutuke
J. Harris
Judge
Goalin
Coveleske
Burns
Karr
Shaute
Covélegkie
Warr
Nallin
Connolly
McGowan
Chicago Takes Close Tilt From New York 2 to 1
Chicago defeated New York 2 to 1 in a pitching duel before about 32 000 fans. New York scored first on a walk, a single and a sacrifice fly, but Chicago answered in the seventh with two runs on Freigan’s single. Wilson’s double and a Stephenson hit aided the Cubs, who had five hits total. Giants pitcher Root allowed scattered blows, while McQuillan limited the visitors to seven.
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Freigan
Wilson
Stephenson
McQuillan
Giants
Attieler
Frisch
Young
Dstrong
Mauser
Kelly
Jackson
Johnston
Davies
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Heathcote Rf
Freigau
Gonzales
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Mueller
Menael
Heathcote
Cooney Lo Adam
Grimm
Friseh
Keledy
Rootey Amcquillan
Hitu
Metuilfan
Wilacn
McLaughlin
Klem
Baseball Writers Hold Meet Today at Waterbury Club
Waterbury July 18. Members of the Stern SOAS Baseball Writers association will meet tomorrow at the Matta tucka country club for the annual golf tournament. Local business men donated many prizes for the winners. After the tourney, the association’s annual banquet will be held at the club.
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Waterbury
Stern Soas Baseball Writers Association
Mattatucka Country Club
Sarazen and Smith Tie in Metro Open Final Golf Playoff
Garden City N Y July 18 AP a record for continuous deadlock in championship golf. Gene Sarazen and Macdonald Smith tied after a double playoff in the Metropolitan Open at Salibury Country Club and will meet in a 18 hole rematch next Saturday to decide their contest. They both finished the 108 holes with 424 strokes and 16 under par. The crowd exceeded 40 000 as the rivals battled through two rounds with numerous lead changes and back and forth birdies and pars.
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Garden City
N.Y
Gene Sarazen
Macdonald Smith
Saliebury Country
Sarazen
Smith
Miscella
Foot
Smuth
Gene
Barazen
Barazon
Lafayette Cubs Defeat Myrtle Cubs At Seaside Park
The Lafayette Cubs won 5 to 2 over the Myrtle Cubs at Seaside Park. A sharp fielding game and timely hitting by McNamara and Callahan supported by Brier, with productive drives from Sack, Wheaty, Jackson, and Keele, marked the contest as one of Lafayette’s late-season victories.
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Lafayette Cubs
Myrtle Cubs
Seaside Park
Eames
McNamara
Callahan
Wheaty Jackson
Keele
Many to Start Eastern Tourney
About 110 entries will begin the eastern open golf championship at Wolf Hallow Golf Club in Delaware Water Gap Pa tomorrow. Seventy two holes of medal play will decide the winner with stars including Walter Hagen Johnny Farrell Bob Cruikshank Joe Turmeso Dan Williams Tommy Armour and Cyril Walker among pros and Ducky Yates Maurice McCarthy Jr leading the amateur contingent.
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Delaware Water Gap
Wolf Hallow
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Bob Cruikshank
Joe Turmeso
Dan Wyliams
Harry Cowper
Tsh
Melv Irn
Tommy Armour
Pat Doyle
Cyril Walker
John Golden
Clarence Hackney
Prominent Golfers Absent From Tournaments
The heavy strain of successive tournaments has taken its toll and several prominent players have failed to appear including Willie MacFarlane Gene Sarason and Macdonald Smith.
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Willie MacFarlane
Gene Sarason
Macdonald Smith
Sixteen Year Old Girl Makes Third Rescue in 13 Months
Readville Massachusetts July 18 Ruth Wood sixteen years old performed her third rescue in 13 months yesterday when she leaped into a pond fully clothed and pulled out three year old Robert Morton. Earlier in May she saved a boy from the pond and in June she rescued her brother Wallace.
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Readville
Mate
Ruth Wood
Robert Morton
Wallace
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