Jinx Again Raps at Mousers Car and Emerick Injured
A chaotic Bridgeport at Newfield Park sees the Mousers lose to Haven amid early injuries to Rabbit Emerick from a pitched ball. Emerick was unconscious briefly, revived by Dr. Adams, with reports noting a slight brain concussion. Woodward and Torphy sparked Haven’s offense while Shabbil Bihesick missed games with an injury.
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Mousers
Rabbit Emerich
Murphy
Newfield Park
Ed Walsh
Gurhel
Gene Mar Grimes
Enstants
Shabbil Bihesick
Adams
Breterick
Emerick
Haven Wor
Slugging .264 International Teague at Syracuse and Reading
A fragmented box score style summary lists teams Syracuse Reading Toronto Akron and others with players such as Bremiler Grevell Frei Carlson Moran Graves Blan Swarts Folmes Konulek and Manning plus Umpires O'Brien Warner Corcoran Stockdale and Carpen. The text appears as a garbled compilation of baseball plate appearances and umpire notes across cities including Syracuse Reading Toronto Akron and Reading again.
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International Teague
Syracuse
Fersey City
Cklnolglom
Ghi
Bremiler
Grevell
Indians Rally but Fall Short in 4 2 Loss to Lehigh
Lehigh defeats Walsh 4 2 as Stauffer pitches well and Ed hits safely. Bonasura, Sherwood, and Ken Grimes spark the offense with a Texas leaguer and two singles. Shanty House makes a key grab in right center while Ken Grimes steals a base and contributes two hits. Walsh heads to Worcester for a two day stand with the Boosters and Dan Howles as Senatora at Newfield Stadium.
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Nick Altroc
Indians
StavWer
Gillespie
Bonaguera
Stirpson
Lei
Latinhoad
Gairs
Ivan
Makefelt
Gilmpson
Nutter
Ield
Neal
Bonastiern
Grimes
Otter
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Brackett
Bail
McGowan
Bridgeport
Stauffer
Owith
House
Nutte Shea
Staut
Bill Skitchplate
Modest
Corer
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Bonagnera
Wao
Setond
Sherwood
Ben Grimes
Bonasuora
Shea
Zareing Sherwood
Himsellf
Lal
Shanty House
Wroodward
Insinn
Shanty
Walshmen
Worcester
Ack Macks
Hom
Dan Howles
Senatora
Newfield Stadium
Olympic Team Trains Aboard Ship To Antwerp Games
United States Olympic team trains at sea aboard the Olympic Transport Princess Matokia. Athletes adjust to seasickness and canvas tanks, with swimmers boxing wrestlers and weight men all working out as the ship carries them toward Antwerp. Wireless reports say all aboard are in fine shape and the Frederick will land before Princess Matollca.
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James EL
Ded
Meredith
Readversal Service
Antwerp
Princess Matotka
Wireless
United States
Derk
New York
L. S. Frederick
Frederick
Giants Hammer Cards Pitchers in New York Victory
New York beat St Louis 6 to 5 to extend its winning streak to three games. New York produced at least one hit in every inning as the two teams clashed in New York on July 30.
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New York
St. Louis
Benefit game raise funds for Healy health
A large crowd is expected at Seaside park tonight for a twi night benefit baseball game on No. 5 diamond between Meigs Rounders and Manufacturers All-Stars. Proceeds will aid Michael W Healy of Bridgeport now recovering from surgery in Pittsfield Mass. Healy fell ill January 2 with double pneumonia and needed a rib operation. Committee members include William J Binneman Austin J Meri Charles E Tralease and Connie Lewis. Umpires Pierce V Gahan and Charles B Mahoney have been named. Multiple local organizations plan to send delegations to support the effort.
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Meigs
Michael W. Healy
Hridgeport
Pittsfield
Mass
Healy
Cain
William J. Binneaun
Meigs Rounders
Austin J. Meri
Manufacturers’ League
Charles E.tralease
Connie Lewis
Bridgeport Athletic and Amusement
Toothill
Bairé Machine Co
Lincshan
Burns-Bassick
Qait’'y Toxtill
Grewcock
Bertlison
Ridgepart
Metal Goods
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Ameri
Can & British
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Me. Griswold
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Pame
Charles B. Mahoney
Re‘crcation
Pierce V. Gahan
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Mike, Clover Club
Knigihts of
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Pairfield Avenue Business Men
As3ocdesion
Foster Signs With Fort Smith Club for Remainder of Season
Fort Smith club of the Western Association signs George Foster, who played for the Boston Red Sox in the 1916 World Series, for the remainder of the season after a two year layoff.
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Smite
Ark
George Foster
Boston Regt Sox
Fort Smith
Tigers Slaughter Senators In Split Doubleheader
Detroit and Washington split a doubleheader in the nation’s capital. The Tigers won the first game 2 to 1 as Itica homered into the right field bleachers through a 4-1 inning. In the second game Detroit managed 13 hits, Courtney and Veson contributing, with Tide delivering key extra-base hits.
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Tigers Slaughter Senators
Washington
Detroit
Itica
Orr's Fielding Keys Waterbury Victory Over Albany
Waterbury defeated Albany in a baseball game as Orr's sparkling fielding highlighted the win. The Brasseos claimed the second game of the series on a six hit performance by Albany, with Orr contributing pivotal defensive plays that turned the tide.
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Bobbie Orr
Waterbury
Albany
Simler Training With Dempsey for Bout Here
Chick Simler the New York lightweight who fights Frankie Countrey at Bridgeport Athletic & Amusement Co open air arena next Monday night is shaping up well. Dwyer reports Simler boxes daily with Jack Dempsey and aims to stop Comfrey before the tenth round. Simler has drawn with Johnny Dundes twice and fought Benny Leonard to a disputed result. Willie Jackson is a top foe Simler has beaten, with Radio Fitzimmons drawing and Jimmy Duffy losing to him. Mike McCabe, a leading lightweight from New York, meets Joe Weber in the semi final, and Jim Kelley faces Steady Swadman in the ten round bout.
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Chick Simler
New York
Frankie Countrey
Gotham
Firemoan
Bridgeport Athletic & Amusement Co
George Dawyer
Simier
Jack Dempsey
Dwyer
Comfrey
Gamg
Johnny Dundes
Benny Leonard
Benny
Joe Weber
Indians Win When Pennock Weakens
Cleveland beat the visiting team 9 to 3 after Pennock weakened in the eighth inning. Burns delivered a tying triple in the sixth and Nanamaker added a single in the seventh. Left fielder Manosky bumped his head against the wall and was removed, though not seriously injured.
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Cleveland
Pennock
Burns
Nanamaker
Manosky
Ecores
Phillies Pound Pirates to Even Series in Battle at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia belted 16 hits in six innings, routing Pittsburgh 7 to 3 to knot the series. Errors by Cutshaw and Caton helped tilt the game as Pender faced four Philadelphia batters and Wisner fanned several hitters in a pitching duel gone wide early.
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Bhiladelphia
Pittsburgh
Ponder
Cutshawy
Caton
Whitted
Southworth
Wiliams
Paulette
Meusel
Wrightstone
Rawlings
Cutshaw
Grimm
Head Holds Boosters to One Hit and Senators Win 1 to 6
MARTFORD July 2 Ralph Head held Worcester to one hit as Jolson led a 24 hit Worcester attack. Hartford won 2 to 6. Jennett allowed a bad inning in the sixth walking two and loading the bases before Damm’sSacrifice plated Redmond for the final run. Braussen to Dameron and Baxer to Dameron to Baker turned two double plays. Bases on balls and outs noted. Williams struck out four in four innings. Umpire Brands field. Time limited.
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Brooklen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Myers
Kopf
Daubert
Gasea
Cadere
Luque
Blem
Umslin
Martford
Ralph
Worcester
Jolson
Hero
Afterpon
Siartford
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Jennett
Damm
Redmond
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Baxer
Baker
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Williams
Scanion
Brands
Fild
Belanger
Pases
Hartford
Bernett
Pitehas
King
Bennett
McLoughlin
Ward's Home Run Secures 4 4 Tie Breaker in Second Game
Ward hits a decisive homer in the eighth with two outs and two on to lift New York to a 4 4 tie and secure the second game of a double header over St Louis after Meser leads with a fourth inning RBI. The win marks New York's 61st victory.
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Vournier
Stock
Hornsby
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Lavan
Dilhoefer
O Goodwin
Clement
McCarthy
Heees
Sailth
Goodwin
Pournicut
Rehan
Mollariy Lu
New York
Borns
Bancroft
Young
Feigen
Kelly
Spencer
Doyle
Smith
Cai
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LIP
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Stolan
Frisch
Hoyle
McMenry
St. Louis
Balla
Don Goodwin
Nehfa Ts
Doak
Rene
Nont
Rigler
Moran
Macks Break Even In Second Game Against Sex
In Philadelphia a 16 000 crowd saw Macks tie the series as two base hits by Galloway and Ling, and a home run by Jackson led to a 7 5 win over Chicago. Pitchers Naylor and Perry worked. Belanger and pickup noted in box.
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Chicago
Galloway
E. Colling
Risberg
Jackson
EB. Collins
F. Walker
Colt Risberg
J. Collins
Grim
Grifin
Perry
Griffin
Sewalk
Perkins
Naylor
Wilkinson
Kore
Wilkincen
Kerr
Naitin
Connolly
Barnes Holds Lead as Sarazen Cards 72
Long Jim Barnes continues atop the Metropolitan Championship at Greenwich, firing 74 for the second round to post 143 for two days. Eugene Sarazen shot 72 today, lowering his day score and boosting his total as Sparling and Cuici qualify for the final 36 holes.
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Sarazen
Sparling
Cuici
Ray McCarthy
New York
Jim Barnes
Greenwich
Jim
Meliarlana
Seeley and Hecey Victras of Crack British Pros at Shuttle Meadow
Seeley and Hecey Victras of Crack British Pros at Shuttle Meadow, July 29. Harry Verdon and Edward Ray, top players, won two best ball matches of 10 holes in the Shuttle Meadow club event. Ray posted a 7-under card, pairing with Boolae of Bridgeport to defeat Bal Andrews of New London and Jack Eppick of Hartford, 7 and 6 in the morning. George Sparling of Brooklawn and Al Caidi of Wheatague will continue the title chase after a strong round. Sparling finished 159 total after yesterday 83 for five strokes under the cut.
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Shuttle Meadow
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Pion
Twenth
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Brooklawn Club
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Sunset Hills
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