Batting leaders roll across leagues and stars shift
Sidelines note top hitters in both leagues with Hornsby leading the National with 425, Stock at 403 after passing Fournier Bancroft and Bottomley. In the American, Cobb tops with 417, trailed by Hellmann and Wingo as Speaker and Tris Speaker drive a rampage amid a drab week. Eastern track triumph inspires fans as Ohio State shines. Spears moves to Minnesota, Klee draws Reds interest as outfield options loom.
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Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Milton Stork
Stock
Fournier
Dodgers
Bancroft
Braves
Bottomley
Cobb
Hellmann
Tiger
Wingo
Tria Speaker
Tris
Indiana
Lamar
Macks
Speaker
Lue Kle
Ohio State
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Springfield
Mass
Klee
Eagles
Grover Land
Ohio River Brigade
Ohio State Flash
Reds
Redland Field
Pennzoils Tie Alliance Goats With 7-3 Victory
Pennzoils trip Alliance Goats 7 to 3 as Red Thompson limited the Goats to nine hits and the hosts scored all their runs in the fifth inning. Moore Janson Mulhelsen Zeiger Roth Beasley led Pennzoils with two hits each while Cramer and Thompson contributed on the mound in a tense district tilt.
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Pennzoils
Goat Hills
Alliance
c#astenders
Red” Thompson
Moore
Janson Mulhelsen
Zeiger
Roth
Beasle
Pennzolls
Mulls
Vascccaees
Ain Poe
Beagie
Cramer
Thompson
Tot
Shafer
Wek el Shea
Anita
Pale
Tha
Rody Perowell
Clegeet
J. Grallinara
J. Grallinara Y Pennzoils
ATP
Ono
Crile
Loman
Bewal
Zeimer
lvy—Zeiger
Gattehling
Shea
J. Grall
Balle
Cleggeat
Thomson
Grall
New York A C Displays Form In Winning Team Title
New York A C captured the team title at the national track and field championships in San Francisco by twenty points. The meet featured standout performances from Morgan Taylor Grinnell in the 440 yard hurdles and Bonura in the javelin, with New York A C sweeping the relays and key events.
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New York A.C
Davis Walsh
York
Mississippi
East
San Francisco
Alao
New York Aa. GC
Middle West
West Coast
New York A
Frank Hussey
Jack Lehntis
de Hart Hubbard
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Oxford Cambridge
California
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Jack Seholz
Bonura
Finland
Johnny Myyra
Nefy
Amateur Fight Card Listed For Walther's
Walther's gym at Rasta Rothskeller Meyers Lake hosts six four round amateur bouts tonight led by main event Pete Duffy versus Johnny Lewis for the city lightweight title. Semifinal features Joe Gennett versus K O Moppon, with Georgie Smith versus Joe Biff and Jimmy Gilmore versus Toughey Phillips. Curtain-raiser pits Bud Reed against Al Girt. first bout at 8 30.
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Programe
al Walther
Rasta Rothskeller
Meyers Lake
Pete Duffy
Johnny Lewis
Joe Gennett
K. O. Moppon
Moppon
Gennett
Georgie Smith
Massillon
Joe Caryelli
Joe Biff
Smith
Biff
Jimmy Gilmore
Toughey Phillips
Fred Fulton
Fred Lash
Bud Reed
Aind
al Girt
Dairies Rally Past Alliance in Six-Run Win
North Canton Dairies extend win streak to six with an 18 to 6 victory over the Alliance Buckeyes. Dietz drives a homer and two triples with six at bats, Gibson adds a homer and a double, while Miller pitches effectively for the Patries. Goetz struggles after a strong start, as Dietz and Gibson pace the Dairies with 17 hits.
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North Canton Dairies
Alliance Buckeyes
Goetz
Alliance Star
Canton
Dietz
Gibson
Hen Miller
Buckeyes
Dairies
IB Allen
Vines
Jena Ce
Grant
Warstler
Nk Ae Be Et Scharver
Fazaio
Henning
Miller
Rotale Vc
Ddis Alliance
Reben
Hs .A Brun
Mie Yeates
St Ae
Laeibeisel Pkeeert
America
Sandy Township
Yost
Sandy Barret
Whitmire
Harbert
Janson
Sickafoose
Sandy
Eee
Lloyd
Ee Yost
BanOy Pwr
Credits Beat Waynesburg in High-Scoring Local Game
The Oscar Credits defeated Waynesburg Groves 10 to 5 at Waynesburg. Stellar hitting by Brady Helman P Miller and Bednarz plus Red Narz pitching limited Waynesburg to eight hits. McBride P Miller Doll Helman Bednarz and Kline led a 17 hit attack for the Oscars with four of Helman’s them coming as four, while Hoebler and Lefty Miller contributed on the mound for the winners.
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Waynesburg Groves
Waynesburg
Hoebler
Miller
Rednarz
Brady Helman
P. Miller
Bednarz
Helman
Oncars
Landis
St Sommers
Poe
Ee McBride
Lo P. Miller
McBride
Doll
Kline
Jones
Westford
Maloney
Hoobler
Dr. Miller
Whiteford
Fred Young
Link
Sharkey
Lash
Olah
Waterhotk UN
Malaney
Aolik
Gurney
Rf L.intner
Hossler
JT. Miller
Jain
Obe Monkler
Stu
Ee Whitacre
Oscara
Walker Knew Shade Better Than The Public Did
The Canton Daily News notes Mickey Walker and Dave Shade clash as managers argue over venue with California favored. Schultz boxing column cites Shade’s last bout and a NY boxing commission suspension. It questions if Walker can win the next fight and whether Shade’s camp can meet the conditions.
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Italian Hospital Fund
Harry Greb
Mickey Walker
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
Dave Shade
Jimmy Slattery
Walker
Shade
Canton Daily News
York
vTainer
Snade
New York Boxing Commission
Dave
Mickey
Jack Kearns
Leo Flynn
Kearns
California
Flynn
Workman Wins for Massillon in Twelve Innings
Massillon Agathons defeat Cleveland Tellings 4 to 1 after trailing 8 to 0. Edmundson tripled for Massillon and scored on Bluhm’s sacrifice fly. Groeling and Graber made circus catches in the twelfth, as Workman pitched and Tellings left runners stranded.
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Massillon
Hoge Workman
Ohio State University
George Keidel
Massillon Agathons
Cleveland Tellings
Massilon
Edmundson
Bluhm
Groeling
Graber
POG IE
Rai
Gobles
Balley
Keidel
Agathons
Daniels
Soo
Robb
Bratchi
Mies
Kiuhm
Kuver
Shevlin
Blukhms
Johns
Hogan
Teilings
Workman
Keldel
Workman i
Warney and Bast
Heckaman Clothing Team Defeats Minerva 7 to 6
Heckaman Clothing baseball club edged Minerva 7 to 6 in a close contest. The club plans practice at League Park this evening and tomorrow at 6 30. all players are urged to attend.
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Heckaman Clothing Baseball Club
Minerva Club
Heckaman Clothing Club
League Park
Leading Hitters in Major Leagues
National leaders include Hornsby of St Louis with 108 runs batted in and 254 hits. Stock of the Dodgers, Fourier of the Dodgers, Bancroft of the Blues, Bottomly of the Cards, and Cobb, Heisman, Wingo, Speaker, Lama among others show strong batting totals with high averages and run production.
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National
AB RH Pet
Hornsby
Stock
Dodgers
Fourier
Dodges
Bancroft
Blues
American
Cobb
Tigers
Heisman
Wingo
Speaker
Indians
Lama
Athletics
Wills Sails For Europe Wednesday
Harry Wills heavyweight title challenger sails for Europe on Wednesday for pleasure and sightseeing not to meet Jack Dempsey. He plans to visit Germany Belgium and England and returns to New York by August 1 to resume boat hunting.
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New York
Harry Wills
Europe
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
America
Wills
Germany
Belgium
England
Parks Practice Sparks Shakeup at Lakeside
Crystal Parks hold Tuesday practice at Lakeside with an important post practice business meeting. A general shakeup of the team will follow as U Parks reports at 6 00.
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Crystal Parks
Lakeside
U Parks
Sanitaries Edge Salem Elks 7 to 5 In Independence Day win
The Sanitary Milks defeated the Salem Elks 7 to 5 as Galligher pitched despite being hit hard, holding the Elks to late-game drama. Hogan closed out the ninth after a key Salem rally, with Sanitaries scoring four in the eighth and two more in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Sanitary Milks
Salem Elks
Galligher
Milks
Salem
Hogan
Cantonians
Sanitaries
Sponseller
Oh Warsitar
Lindsay
Nelson
Firestone
Muprian
Salem Evks
AR. R. HO
George Lott Captures Ohio Tennis Crown
George Lott Jr of Chicago defeated Julus Sagalowsky of Indianapolis 6-1 6-0 6-3 to win the Ohio tennis championship in Columbus. He and Thomas McGlinn of Philadelphia also took the men's doubles title 6-3 9-7 6-4 over Sagalowsky and G. E. Amhurst of Columbus. Miss Marion Leighton of Chicago won the Ohio women's singles crown 6-4 6-4 over Clara Zincke of Cincinnati and, with Mrs. Emmons, defeated Zincke and Mrs. Fulton of Columbus 6-1 2-6 6-3 in doubles.
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Columbus
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Julus Sagalowsky
Indianapolis
Ind
Lott
Thomas MecGlinn
Philadelphia
Sagalowsky
G. E. Amhurst
Marion Leighton
Ohio
Loudonville Takes Lead as Mansfield Falls in Ohio League
In Mansfield Ohio July 6 Loudonville moved into first place in the Ohio State league by defeating Mansfield 18 to 8. Loudonville opened strong with an early lead while Mansfield struggled to catch up and were outhit by the visitors.
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Mansfield
Loudonville
Barrett
Major Leasy Race Provin Best In Yea
The article surveys major league standings and key events around the Fourth of July. It notes wins and losses, the Giants and Brooklyns, Hornsby’s injury, Pennock's 15 inning game, and the shift in schedule triggering an era of cross league play and potential pennant outcomes. It highlights Pittsburgh’s road performance as pivotal to future standings.
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Leasy
Rama
Greater
New York
Giants
Brooklyns
Hornsby
S. Louis
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Pennock
Athletics
Sreer
Pittsburgh
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American Cycles
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Loudenville
John B
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