Baseball Schedule Grids for Major Leagues and Western Circuits
Today’s slates feature six American League games led by Boston at Detroit and New York at Chicago with Philadelphia visiting St. Louis. National League action includes St. Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York plus Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Minor leagues show Toledo at Louisville Columbus at Indianapolis St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City and Western League Tulsa at Wichita Topeka at Oklahoma City Denver at Des Moines Pueblo at Omaha.
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Philaneippia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Washington
Chicago
Boston
Maneden
Pittsburgh
PEI
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo Serie
Milwaukee Mae
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Omaha Ee
Wichita Pir
Denver
Pueblo
Topeka
Des Moines Ps
H. E
St. “Louis
Haines
Frankhouse
Wilson
Clark
Picinich
Kotp
Sukeforth Smith
Cunningham
Spohrer
American ‘Association
Milwaukee
Tain
Yesterday's Results and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball scores and tallies from games featuring Philadelphia St. Louis New York Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Boston St Louis Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Western League Omaha Pueblo Denver Des Moines Oklahoma City Topeka Wichita Tulsa and other matchups list runs hits and errors with teams and key players named in compact box totals.
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Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Giants
Bruins
New York
Guy Bush
Bush
Coen
Hogan
Carl Hubbell
Jackson
Ralph Judd
Dutch Henry
Hubbell
Judd
Henry
Hack Wilson
Pirates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Clark
Haines
Krankhouse
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Robins
Rats
Reds
Boston
Jack Hendrick
al Thomas
Yankees
Huggins
Athletics
St. Louis
Howard Bhmke
Sammy Gray
Browns
George Walberg
Kadie Rommel
Mackinn
Cleveland
Washington
Marty McManus
Tigers
Red Sox
Bohne Suspension Lifted by Baseball Association
Chicago July 11 The American Association president Tom Hickey lifted the suspension of Sammy Bohne of Minneapolis a second baseman who had been suspended Monday for his part in a near riot between St Paul and the Millers on July 4.
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Bohne
Chicago
Tom’ Hickey
The
American Association Today
Sammy
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Millers
Weather and Road Report From Several Towns
Rain none reported across towns. Mitchell and Watertown show cloudy skies with highs near 82 and 84 respectively. Road conditions vary from good to questionable with some mentions of slick or poor in places.
Knick Heese Wins Shard Three Time Mouth Orgass Sweepstakes
Shard announces Knick Heese as a three time winner of the annual State Mouth Orgass Sweepstakes of Arkansas. Mr Sharps style five unique. HS can play equally well left or right handed.
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Heese Shard
Huron Juniors Prepare Fast Club for County Meet
Huron's junior baseball team, led by coach Wilmer Stoke, plans a strong lineup for the county American Legion tournament finals. Pitcher R Bullis, with Eugene Sherlock or Alfred Peterson catching, leads a fast infield featuring Jack Hart at first and Jack Stuart at second.
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Huron
American Legion
Wlmner Stoke
R. Bullis
Eugene Sherlock
Alfred Peterson
Jack Hart
Jack Stuart
Peterson
Art Collin
Stanley Devick
Bob Lundbald
Lloyd Voss
Leonard Johnson
Ed O’halloran
Tilson Hall
A. van Pelt
Wolsey
Yale
Judge Landis to Get Legion Service Medal
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, will receive the national distinguished service medal of the American Legion tomorrow in Chicago. The decoration, awarded to only nine persons before, honors his work with the American Legion, junior baseball tournament, and will be presented by National Commander Paul F. McNutt. The article notes Brooklyn Dodgers pitchers and other club movements in brief, with mixed details.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Landia
Am_erican Legion
American Legion
Paul F. McNutt
Walter Johnson backs golf freedom in spring camp talk
In Tampa during the Washington Senators spring training Walter Johnson argues golf helps players on rest days. He jokes about discipline and fines for golf before the season ends, while Braxton among others shows fatigue after sunburnt days. Melvin Ott features in a fan mishap at the Polo Grounds with a homer and a quirky front-row incident. Al Demaree notes a rookie with a full bat collection for different hits.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Tampa
Ball Park
Ina
Melvin Ott
Giants
Palo Grounds
Gooter
Ott
Box 301 A at Cleveland Park Jinxed by Club Secretary
Walter McNichols secretary of the Cleveland club uses box 301 A as a jinxed seat. Bill Evans declines to sit there on a bet and McNichols exits when the team falters. A newspaper man and companion briefly occupied the box during a rough stretch and were ordered out. afterward the Indians rallied for seven straight hits and won.
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Cleveland
Walter McNichols
Bill Evans
MecNichols
Indians
McNichols
Memorabilia Golf and Baseball Notes From A Busy Day
The excerpt recalls Muddy Ruel’s rough day behind the plate and mentions Braxton and Ruel playing 36 holes of golf in hot sun the day before. It reflects the era’s sports chatter and cross-sport notes as Johnson learns of the prior day’s activities and performance.
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Imum
Muddy Ruel
Johnson
Braxton
Ruel
Huron Public Course to Host July Golf Tournament
A tournament for Huron public course golfers is planned to start July 28 with entries due by July 26. Bill Plummer J T McCullen Jr and John Hinman form the committee. Prizes are to be donated by Huron merchants and winner may face Hen next at Huron Country Club under USGA rules with some local rule adjustments. Ernie Schaaf has signed to meet Pete Wistort in Chicago Stadium on July 23.
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Huron
Bill Plummer
J. T. McCullen, Jr
John Hinman
United States Golf Association
Huron Country Club
Schaaf
Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Pete Wistort
Chicago Stadium
Fights Result Roundup From New York Milwaukee and More
The night featured Chocolate of Cuba outpointing Ignacio Fernandez in New York. Armando Santiago of Cuba stopped Tony Pellingrino in New York. Rene De Vos of Belgium stopped Joe Gordon in Milwaukee.
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New York
Chocolate
Cuba
Ignacio Fernandez
Philippines
Armando
Santiago
Tony Pellingrino
Milwaukee
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Joe Gordon
Minneapolis
FLKS OILERS 19 PLAY POSTPONED CONTEST TONIGHT
A damaged report notes a postponed game between FLKS and Oilers for the first half of the season. One casualty reported as C Clare Stimpeos was struck in the eye while catching during a Diana ball tie with the Moose.
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FLKS
Oilers
Alyronipe
Printers
Moose
C. Clare Stimpeos
Quiside
Wearonite
Loomis
Reed
Simpson
Hartlich
Owens
Manly
Loomis Reed
Hartlieb
Loomis Stanihred
Standard Oilers
Wiks
Chicago and North Western Railroaders
Thron Dairy Products and Armors
Waronite - Collin and
Bullis
Stafford
Campbell
AW Chocolate Scores Easy in New York Debut
Ed Chocolate of Cuba scores an impressive featherweight debut victory over Inacio Fernandes in New York. The Cuban, unbeaten in 150 bouts, dominated the ring with sharp boxing and punishing punches, while Fernandes, rising after recent fame, struggled to answer the sustained attack.
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New York
Ed Chocolate
Cuba
Wollte
Reed
Inacio Fernandes
Fernandez
al- Singer
Chocolate
Canada
London
Ottawa
America
Mythic Stolen Base Feats vs Modern Records
Billy Hamilton once stole 115 bases, a figure often cited as legendary compared to contemporary base stealing records in baseball history.
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Billy Hamilton
Big Ed Walsh and Son Follow Baseball Legacy
The note credits Big Ed Walsh as the sole modern baseball Major Leaguer from 1900 to 1900 who had a son who also pursued the same profession. This highlights a lineage linking Walsh to a second generation in Major League Baseball.
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Big Ed Walsh
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