Reds sweep pill hard and annex doubleheader
Cincinnati dominates Boston in a July doubleheader, taking the opener 11 to 6 behind Donohue and Rixey. Key plays include Caveney’s barehanded grab in the second inning and a late Reds rally in the nightcap as Rixey, Wingo, and teammates hold off Boston for a split.
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Trick Out: By Blake, 3, by Furnes, 1
The report records a match result where Blake Bachrood or Blake is credited with three wins and Furnes one, indicating a scoring outcome in a titled event. Details remain fragmentary with limited context on event name or participants beyond the two names and scores.
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MsIsEster and Independent Teams Battle for League Lead
Helena Independent reports a pivotal Helena baseball league matchup at St Charles field this afternoon. East Helena faces the Journalists in a contest that could decide first place in percentage after Independent fell Friday to Western Union. Both squads will arrive by 2:40 AM to inspect the diamond, with an official 2:30 PM start to be called by Umpire Freeman.
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Brooklyn Rally Falls Short to Pirates in Final Inning
In Brooklyn July 11 Brooklyn led Pirates after a eighth inning rally scoring six runs but lost in the ninth. Barnhart Traynor and Taylor made key plays including a triple and a muffged throw at the plate. Wheat hit a bases clearing triple and Fournier followed with a homer to put Brooklyn ahead before Pittsburgh surged for the winning runs in the final frame.
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Unclear batter sequence and pitching notes from sparse report
The fragment records batters Fand and Wawks facing Sherdel and Dickerman, with outs attributed to Sherdel Dickerman and Mitchell. It mentions strikeouts by Sherdel Diekerman and Mitchell, and notes on walks or hits by different pitchers, but the text is garbled and lacks complete context or coherence.
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Babe Ruth of the Western League shines as slugger
The piece highlights Doc Payne of the Wichita club as a premier power hitter, noting he hit 400 feet and produced seven fourbaggers in a string of 11 games. It also references Babe Ruth comparisons and strong home run feats across the league.
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Timely taps give Browns win over world champions
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 10 to 6 in a game highlighted by timely extra base hits. A triple with bases loaded by Sister and a later home run helped key the Browns offense as Senators pitchers issued nine walks and fielding errors hurt them. Whiter Reuther was ejected after arguing with the umpire.
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Three Crowns in Jeopardy Fights During the Week
New York reports a busy boxing week with three crowns on the line in Newark and Queens, featuring Paul Berlenbach defending the light heavyweight title against Marullo, Jimmy Goodrich and Stanislaus Loayza reaching the lightweight final, and Eddie Shea chasing the bantamweight crown. Also noted are Chicago’s rain-shortened game and Davis Cup Europan action.
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Single G Celebrates Day Named For Him
Cleveland, July 11 Associated Press reports Ch, a famed campaigner, celebrated “Single G Day” by defeating Annal Bradford's Girt and top Grand Circuit sidewheelers in the transfer pace at North Randall. He won heats in 2.01 2-5, 2.08 3-65, and 2.01 Fe5, coming from behind to overhaul his field in each heat.
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Caractug Wins Chicago Derby as 30 to 1 Favorite Is Upset
In Hawthorne’s Chicago derby Caractug, a 30 to 1 shot, upset the field by a neck over King Madi. Silver Fox placed third with Earl Sande aboard Arbitration finishing eighth. Jockey Harry Thomas rode Well Ridden Ceractus to a 2:04 mile and a quarter. Rain drenched spectators after the finish.
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Ancient Monarchs of Swat Rule On
Veterans of the American league chase 1925 batting titles as leaders like Colby Bain Hellmann Speaker and Wingo show pace. Hornsby leads in the National League with a .425 average and 22 home runs, while Stud and Wilson trail. Multiple batters and teams are listed with averages and stolen bases in a dense, era-appropriate recap of league leaders.
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Baseball scoreline snippets from midwest games listed
American Association results show scattered scores from Minneapolis and Columbus to Kansas City and St Paul Toledo Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Fen innings noted with multiple 7s 11s and 12s across venues.
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Yale and Harvard Defeat Britishers in Annual Games
Cambridge Mass July 11 The Yale and Harvard track team defeated the Oxford Cambridge combination 71 2 to 41 2 in Soldiers Field meet under American scoring 5 3 1. Yale tallied 36 points Harvard 25 5. Sabin Carr Yale set pole vault meet record 13 feet and Robb Harvard 220 yard low hurdles in 25 seconds 1 5 earlier Lowe Cambridge won half mile in 1 25 3 and led Cambridge to top places in final event 4 21 25 seconds slower than record.
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De Paola Wins Classic Auto Race at new Belmont Bowl
Peter de Paola, young speedster, was initially not credited with a win in the first class show. After review, Joe McDonough and Tommy Mitton were declared the victors with a time of two hours one minute 58.25 seconds at the racing bowl near Tavnesi Maryland. De Paola had his fourth win of the year, following earlier triumphs in other events.
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National Baseball Federation Meets at July Session
At the July meeting in Moreland, amateur officials urged more focus on lower divisions. Seven or eight clubs may contest the semi professional crown with Buffalo, Pittsburg, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Evansville, Tad, two clubs from Ohio and Pennsylvania leagues, and perhaps Philadelphia expected to compete. Championship play begins after Ind or Way, September 13, with the top team contending for the senior title and others possibly meeting for the junior championship. Abe Mitchell defeated Jim Barnes seven up in a 36 hole exhibition match at Saint Albans, Md.
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Pirates Play at Wolf Point in Chance league game
The Depot Pirates of the Last nine on St. Charles field travel to Wolf Point today at noon to finish in time for a morning schedule. A hat collection will likely be taken up at the game to aid the team. The Kenwood Cuda lineup includes strong players for the Townsend matchup.
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