St Louis Rally Beats New York to Secure Place
In a tense game, St Louis overcame New York as Boston and Pittsburgh surged. Pittsburgh won 7 to 2 in 10 innings against Heston while St Louis trailed New York by two runs entering the ninth. Key plays included Traynor’s triple and Hood’s error, with Graham and Barnes pitching in a long effort.
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Heston
St. Louis
New York
Pirates
de Moore
Graham
Barnes
Thin Atage
Enghies
Cuyler
Wright
Traynor
Hood
Aldrigde
Pittshurgh
Moore
Squyler
Bernhurt
Grantham
Smith
Aldridge
Boston
Webb
Reed
Bancroft
Borns
Peltz
Foe
Marriott
Farris
Gibeon
Cuvier
Turrus
Hoad
Stefania
Dignea
Bacrifices
Barnhart
Burrus
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Bose
Hbalis
Aldrichem
Adarne
Hite
Auldridga
Adams
Winsind Ficher
Aderns
Spires—Figler
McLaughit
Walter Johnson stakes out farming claim near Battery Park
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson has staked a one and a half acre claim near Battery Park, Maryland, to devote talents to cracking corn for chickens when not pitching. A real estate firm involved said the plot includes facilities for 2,000 chickens and enough orchard and tillable land to keep the star busy.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Battery Park
Mixed City Scores Report From Yesterday
New York and Cleveland split results while Philadelphia and Chicago opened with a 1. Washington led with 3 and Detroit posted 6. Boston had 3 and St Louis gathered 9 as yesterday's results circulated.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louie
Washington Ca
Ste Levis
Chicago Grebtee
Cleveland Ze
St. Louis
Union Playground Team Wins Contest
Union playground players earned a nice reward after defeating Tiskelwah by 9 to 6 in their league game. Minas Hel en Cochran treated the Union team to ice cream cones.
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Union
Nlce
Helen Cochran
New York
Jay
Malla
Cardinals
Giants
Gregory
Pirates
Braves
Rice
Matts
Hafey
TMA
Louis
Syracuse
Blades
Yestersity
Frank Frisch
Cfarrell
Scott
Nehf
Three favorites win in classics at Fort Miami race oval
Toledo July 17 Three favorites captured feature races at Fort Miami race oval on the final day of the grand circuit card. Anna Bradford's Girl driven by Will Dickerson won the Fort Meigs pace in three heats after a first heat loss, Clara Dillon driven by Dickerson won the 2:04 trot after dropping the first heat, and Marciepaten topped the 2:14 pace, winning each heat with ease as 14 horses started.
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Toledo
Fort Miami Race Oval
Fort Meigs
Anna Bradford
Will Dick
Ergon
Pete Green
McKay
Tommy Murphy
Clara Divlon
Dickerson
Doctor White
Murphy
Clara Dillon
H. Co
Marciepaten
Yeach
Detroit Takes Senator Series in July Tilt
Detroit won 6 to 4 to take the series from Washington. Zachary struggled in the eighth and Tigers pounced on weak Senators defense with five runs in the late innings. Washington had a 7 to 6 line, while Detroit posted a 6 to 5 advantage in hits. Players mentioned include Zachery Marberry Ruel Dausa and Woodall.
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Washington
Zachary
Tigers
Senators
R.H.E. Washington
Zachery
Marberry
Ruel
Dausa
Woodall
Reds Take Last From Brooklyn In Slow Game
Cincinnati wins the final game of the series against Brooklyn 4 to 0. Ehrhardt and Brown shut down the Robins, Reds collect 13 singles as Kurharar and Arthur Crown contribute at the plate. Cavency handled 16 of 17 chances at short, Tully noted.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Tools
Rubs Benton
Robins
Kurharar
Arthur Crown
Cavency
Tully
Brownies climb to third as St Louis overwhelms Boston
St Louis Browns beat Boston 9 to 3 to claim third place and sweep the series 5 straight. Jacobsen homered in the second inning as Rosa Fuhr and Bischoff held Boston to nine runs. Spencer started for Tiskelwah, lasted two innings before Carney relieved, while Gregory collected four hits in four at bats.
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Boston
Chicago
Louis
St. Louis Browns
Sister's
Butz
Jacobsen
St. Louis
Rosa
Fuhr
Bischoff
Vanelider
Spencer
Tiskelwah
Carney
Gregory
Miller
Workman
Koo
Spencer, Carney
Workma
Uryan
Right side of infield hits higher than left in ML baseball
Analysis shows the right side of the infield outperforms the left by about 20 to 23 points in batting averages. National League infielders collectively hit about 20 points higher than their American League counterparts, with shortstops and third basemen on the strong side sometimes matching or exceeding left-handers in certain cases.
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Cirewit
Inielders
Mke Hornehy
Bottomley
Terry
Kelly
Hawkes
Fonseca
Wil
Hirt
Hale
Bancrett
Wrightatone
Sewell
Boosters Meet Senators In Sunday Charleston Tilt
Sunday game at Kanawha Park features Boosters and Watt Powell tied to a long local rivalry. Huntington’s Powellmen seek revenge as Alex Frazier Pete Price and Racehorse Smith anchor a refreshed lineup. The Senators hope to break a rough stretch while boosters look to steady momentum ahead of a pivotal matchup. International scores from Jersey City Rochester Providence Syracuse and Baltimore Buffalo readings noted.
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Huntington
Somorrow
Kanawha Park
Charleston
Senators
Freon Huntington
Penny Vnsley
Powellmen
Fornice
Boston Winr
Seasuters
Honsters
Watt Powell
Champston
Alex Frazier
Gow
Thea Hoostere
Agate
Pete Price
Smith
Virginia
Hrex
Theas
Hatnts
Bass Powell
The
Roosters
International Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Syracuse
Providernrs
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Athletics sweep Chicago series behind pitching duel
Philadelphia won the final game 8 to 1, claiming a clean four game series sweep in Chicago and extending their winning streak to seven. Pitcher Quinn earned his second straight win for the Athletics, who limited Chicago to three hits before a pinch hitter in the eighth.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Faber
Quinn
Aplt
Athletics
Humphreys Triumphs Over Boyd In West Side League
Humphreys church team edged Boyd 7 to 5 after a late halted inning caused by darkness. Pitcher Ted and outfielders Tully and Nolan contributed key plays while Noyes and Dens powered the offense. Final score shows Humphreys 7, Boyd 5 with Reed and Nolan backing Reed.
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Church Tagsers
Boy
Hatus
Boyd
Tteed
Tully
Noyes
Nolan
Dens
Horton
White
George
Paddock Dominates Stockholm Dash at Speed Meet
Stockholm July 17 Charles W Paddock of California won the 200 metre dash in 22 10 seconds. In the 60 metre dash Paddock was beaten by Hollander Vandenberg who completed the distance in 6 45 seconds.
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Stockholm
Charles W. Paddock
California
Paddock
Arms and Legs Clash As Ed Lewis Meets Joe Stecher
Ed Strangler Lewis and Toe Stecher square off in a disputed heavyweight title bout promising a clash of styles. Lewis relies on headlocks while Stecher uses body scissors to force submission. Lewis claims title and recent wins over Mayne Munn. Stecher counters with a recent upset over Stadylany Zbynzka.
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Strangler
Stadylany Zbynzka
Associated Editors, Inc
Southern Association scores snapshot
Mobile leads Atlanta and New Orleans by four to seven as Birmingham nine and Memphis seven. Nashville six. Little Rock twelve and Chattanooga nine.
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Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Mid Atlantic Scores List Sporting Results Fragment
Incomplete score table shows Johnstown over Cumberland two to three, Wheeling leading Scottsdale ten to three, Columbus over Kansas City two to six, Louisville four to St Pauly six, Toledo sixteen over Milwaukan unclear, Indianapolis over Minneapolis six.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Pauly
Toledo
Milwaukan
Indianapolis
Minneapolia
Indians Lose to New York in Final Cleveland Showdown
New York defeated Cleveland in the last game of the series as Hoyt silenced the Indians’ hitting streak. Earl Conrad returned to action with four hits in five at bats, scoring three runs, in a 5 1 victory led by Hoyt and Bengough with Smith and Myatt contributing.
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Cleveland
Hoyt
New York
Tndians
Earl Conls
Bengough
Smith and Myatt
Yank Athletes Win Glory in London Meet
United States Ireland and other nations dominated the opening events of the AAA championships at Stamford Bridge. Four events decided, only the British four mile race won by C H E Biewitt of Birchfield. Somfal of Budapest won the hop, step and jump. Ireland captured the discus with P J Birmingham. H R Schwarze of Illinois AC won the weight throw with a 16 pound shot of 47 feet 3 inches. Several thousand spectators enjoyed a light moment when the American winner, at 21, was shown to weigh 285 pounds. Americans reached finals in all four running events that day.
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London
United States
Ireland
Stamford Bridge
C. H E. Biewitt
Birchfield
Himwaty Tank
H. H. Schwarze
Little Band of
Johnson Ousts Ty Indefinitely
Detroit Tigers manager and center Felder Ty Coby was suspended indefinitely by American League President Ban Johnson after an argument with umpire Rowland in the tenth inning of a game vs Washington. Cobb will direct team from the stands until suspension is lifted.
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Tyrus
Ty) Coby
Felder
Detroit Tigers
Ban Johnson
American League
Rowland
Washington
Cobb
Woodall
Feld
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