Giants Sweep Phillies in Doubleheader to Take Lead
Philadelphia, July 1. The New York Giants regain first in the National League by winning both ends of a doubleheader from the Phillies. Scores were 6 to 4 and 16 to 7 as Hack Wil Fitch and Irish Meusel led a power display with multiple homers and nine runs in the second game amid a flurry of hits. Ross Young and Frank Snyder contributed single tallies as the Giants hammered four pitchers for 20 hits. Police raid on bettors yields multiple arrests in a separate note.
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New York
Irish Meusel
Ross Young
Frank Snyder
Record Cracker Preview of National AA Track Meet at Gaportames
A garbled preview describes a national senior AA track and field meet at Gaportames. It highlights past venues in Pasmena and San Francisco with clubs like Los Angeles Athletic Club and Olympic Club noted. The piece mentions Prisco as a leading contender and references Independence Day timing and sensational racing anecdotes.
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Pasmena
Los Angeies Athletic Club
Ha Native Sons
Exposition Grounds
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Prisco
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The Sportlight Sqn A Faded View Of Pro Sports
An article debates whether professional sport is pure sport or a business and amusement. It notes money shifting focus from sport to profit, cites golf stars like Jones and Sarazen, discusses U S Open winners, and recalls umpire interference and boxing talk, with names and eras in play.
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Anton Forrester
Ted Ray
Jim Barnes
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Robert Browhiing
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Hartnett Homers As Pirates Pound Chicago 8 6
Pittsburgh exploded for an 8 to 6 win over Chicago led by Hartnett's 17th homer of the year and Heathcote’s ninth inning solo. Wright added a two run shot as the Pirates chased Alexander from the mound in the seventh. The game featured multiple homer highlights and a late rally.
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Whitesville Giants top Maxine ring 4-2 in Mordul
Whitesville Giants defeated Maxine 4 to 2 in Mordul with Alderman fanning 12. Whitesville plans a July 4 game at Dorothy and a rematch July 8 at Morday. The report also notes Owne Carroll from Holy Cross and mentions Rogers Hornsby and Roush in historical context.
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Great Pairs of Baseball Hands by Al Demaree
Al Demaree argues big hands and long fingers give players superior fielding and fewer injuries. He cites stars like Honus Wagner Rabbit Maranville Tommy Leach Roger Peckinpaugh and others as examples while noting Rube Lutzka has the largest hands in baseball. Copyright 1528 Associated Editors Inc.
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Rabbit Maranville
Star Intalder
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Larry LaJoie
Roger Peckinpaugh
Stanley Harrie
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Duggan
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Willa Kamm
White Sox
George Kelly
Ike Caveny
Cincinnati
Rube Lutzka
Cleveland
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Jeck Hutchinson
Demaree
Associated Editors, Inc
Todd Hart Upset at Randall in Grand Circuit Meet
Todd Hart driven by H Putnam Libertyville Illinois upset at North Randall harness grand circuit races capturing the Neva stake valued at 93,000 for 2:08 trotters. Peter Hancock’s Peter McKigcharge set a three quarters mark of 2:31 1/5 in the first heat. Thompson Dillon, Trumpet and Hart battled in multiple heats while rival bids, pace leaders, and track records highlighted the event.
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H. Putnam
Libertyville
Ill
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Neva
North Randall
Thompson Dillon
Trumpet
Peter Hancock
Peter McKigcharge
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Dawson
Bip
Ribbon
Omaha
Bonnie Watte
London Center City Covers One Square Mile
A readable fragment notes that the city of London proper occupies one square mile in the center. The brief states the central area’s extent and emphasizes its compact size as a geographical fact.
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