Pirates Climb To Top By Win Over Boston Braves
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 6 to 3 to close the series, with Cuyler driving in four runs and extending his hitting streak to 22 games. Vic Aldridge allowed runs but survived thanks to two double plays as Pittsburgh moved atop the National League standings while Genewich struggled.
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Ihely
Braves
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EL Carey
Cheseeeee
OG Rhyne
Bo S.caecs
Cuyler
Wright
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Waner
Grantham
E. Smith
Taylor
Genewlen
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Mogudge
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Fitsburgh
Rhyne
Aldridge
Bancroft
Traynor Fo Kryne
Pittsburgh
Hare
Palls
Genewich
Mogridgne
JJ. Smith
Cubs Take Series Off Philadelphia
The Chicago Cubs won the final game of their series in Philadelphia 4 to 2 to take the series two games to one. Blake Nale pitched four innings, two runs came in the eighth, Chicago’s strong defense limited Philadelphia’s scoring as hits rattled the locals. Cubs batted well against Philadelphia pitching, with Leach and Wilson among the standouts in the field and at the plate.
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelmnia
Sheriff Blake Nelé
Hillies
Chicago
Wiehers
Beort
Wilson
Coe
Sipphenson
Grimm
Hartnett
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Trach
Ata Grimese
H . Carlson
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Raecht
Exon
Anan Cotterte
Tomais
Henline
Friberg
Carlson
Baecht
Phiraso
San Anz
Leach
Doane Stephenson
Bratt Orfien
Wrelgar
Sand
Priberg
Wright Klone
Toft
Rass
Flake
Pierce
Carlann
Racrht
Blake
Pleas of not guilty entered in three cases
Pleas of not guilty were entered yesterday in district court by George Brenner charged with assault on his adopted son and Martin Beyerlein of Clemens and William Frohwirth charged with grand larceny of grain from J B Long Co warehouse. The adopted son is hospitalized for injuries from alleged foster father cruelty. Bernier, once a Wyoming wood chopper, was arrested in Gould and held without bail. The adoption was annulled by Wyoming authorities on grounds given to County Attorney George Padbury. Mrs. Bernier was not involved.
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George Brenner
Martin Beyerlein
Clemens
William Frohwirth
J.B. Long Company
Bernier
Gould
Berniers
Wyoming
George Padbury
Bobby Jones Leads British Open Qualifier With 66 at Sunningdale
Bobby Jones fired a record 66 on the tough Sunningdale layout to dominate the first British Open qualifier, finishing ahead of Americans and all competitors. Watts Gunn tied Hagen with 72 in the central section at St Anne's while Western Gails hosted the northern section with no American entrants.
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London
Bobby Jones
Sumingdde
Jones
Sunningdale
Young Watts Gunn
Walter Hagen
St. Anne's
Western Gails
Tne Kirkwood
George von Elm
Bill Mehtham
Joe Stein
Silas Newton
Waits Gunn
Cyril Walker
Tammy Armour
Fred Mcyerl
Tim Baynes
al Watrons
Fawnet French
Roland McKenzie
Negro boxer Ia to meet Aroch contract signed
A chaotic boxing lineup shift for Baties big July 3 card features Negro fighter Ia and plans around Dixie Lahond, Chick Suggs, and Vic Foley. Delays, new contracts, and travel grants sparked rapid telegrams from Lumiansky and Staples as promoters scramble to stage a major bout despite repeated changes. A surge of interest coats ringside seats with high demand and hefty prices. Local and international boxing scenes intertwine as schedules wobble.
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Tune
Vic Foley
Vanc Couver
B.C
Dixie Lahorid
Foley
Chick
Gotham Fight Board
Graham
Suggs
Dave Lumiansky
Butte
Lusmiansky
Feley
Chuck Staples
Lumiansky
Sages
Semiansky
Supes
Katile Lahood
New York
League Game Postponed Due to Wet Grounds at Fort Harrigan
Heavy rainfall left the Fort Harrigan field unplayable delaying the Helena Independents versus American Legion game. The postponed match will be rescheduled. next on the schedule is Helena Independents versus East Helena at Smelter Field in East Helena on Friday evening.
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Helena Independents
American Legion
Fort Harrigan
East Helena
Ifield
Trick play in baseball known as the Wurf bunt foil
The article explains the Wurf bunt play used to deceive infielders when a baserunner starts for third on a pitch. It notes Ty Cobb and Max Carey as examples and describes how the batter pretends to bunt while runners steal, leaving the third baseman unable to reposition for a tag and making a double chance possible.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
Gowl
Max Carey
Carp and Loughran to Battle Tonight
Georges Carpentier the French light heavyweight challenger declares fitness and confidence for a one round bout at Municipal Stadium tonight against Jemmy Loughran of Philadelphia. Carpentier expects a win likely by knockout and eyes a future match with Heavyweight champion Battling Berlenbach who awaits the winner. Carpentier and Loughran both resumed light workouts as Berlenbach continues preparations for his next bout.
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Philadelphia
Georges Carpentier
Berlenbach
Ciehtan
Lonebrants
Varpentier
Racing odds and results from Ascot and New York
Raging results report racing cards with multiple winners including Cross Rate by Indye Crysler and Inca near Rett Walker’s, along with Macaw’s Broadway stake victory at Adequeduct. Tangara and Princes of Wales placed in sprint and hurdle events, with Tartling and Phanariot second and third in the Canadian dreds feature and a Lime distance race noted.
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Ene
New York
Jane
Macaw
Harry Whitney
Broadway
Sir Stuart
Tangara
Colonel
Fairmount
Flackhems
Thatmilton
Phanariot
Jean Crest
Rumsey v Spratt on trial before jury in damages case
Miss Lette Rumsey sues Thomas H. Spratt for damages after being struck and knocked down by a car at Park and Clark streets last February. The panel includes Percy W. Kelly, William Weinsheimer, and others. Attorneys A. G. McIntire for the plaintiff and John G. Brown for the defendant. Also reports Indian heavyweight boxing results and a stray note on Melaney Bridgeport boxing.
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Thomas MH. Spratt
Danages
Deters
Park and Clark Streets
Tudge
Department of the Dis
Percy W. Kelly
William Weinsheimer
Fetdat
EF. Goodbie
J. F. Amann
U. S. Hepner
Warner Hawkins
Willan Linton
John J. Wastin
Gust Rosenow
Young
Harry McCrum
Af. G. McIntire
John G. Brown
Pant Kerlendaet contender wins 10 round bout in Detroit
Contender Pant Kerlendaet wins a ten round derision in Detroit. Delaney and Sagelat weigh ins listed. Montreal’s Roy, a Canadian featherweight titleholder, defeats Ray Miller of Chicago in a seven or eight round bout.
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Montreal
Lan 1Kird Roy
Ray Miller
Chicago
Wimbledon jubilee tennis draw features Lenglen and Browne
Wimbledon jubilee tournament opens Monday with women’s singles led by Suzanne Lenglen and Mary Browne likely to head the American entries if Helen Wills is absent. French stars Latouche and Kanster anchor the men’s draw as contenders Named other Americans include Vincent Richards and Henry Crochet with possible all American or French finals.
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Rene Latioste
Jean Muratya
France
Richards
Kineleering
Hacker
Crochet
Unclear text on baseball swing technique and transfer hints
Fragmentary notes discuss bat swing mechanics and a transfer concept during a hit. Mentions coreen and first method Cb, pivoting, and a transferral of weight. Provides few readable details and names, but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
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Stabil
Putin
Grover Alexander Suspended Amid Training Rule Breach
Philadelphia reports indicate Unicaxe Cub pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander is under suspension or on breaking training rules and may head to Chicago tonight. Writers note it is his first major discipline in a long career. manager Joe McCarthy declined to specify duration. Alexander, 1 year in majors, formed a battery with Lil Billifer. their 1918 Phillies pennant season followed by Chicago in 1925.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cub
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Mexander
Lil Billifer
Ste
Phillies
Unclear historical note with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and places such as Hadddas I At Lane Perthind Tas Anarle Mookor, Steramenta RoW San Vrancleen, and individuals like Yelle Martin Knehtor Oak FERS Wel. It reads as a garbled record of events or notices with no coherent action, date, or location to summarize clearly.
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San Vrancleen
MMT
Aeneie
Yelle
Martin and
Knehtor
SQUEEZE PLAY YELOS TO WAITE SOX
The article reports a squeeze play by Yelos to Waite for the Sox, with players like Heck Geens and Johnson noted for washes and duties. It mentions Marcie, Por S. Macrie, and others in a game context with substitutions and positions listed, amid a chaotic, OCR-like transcription.
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Phiraga
Fang
Ube
Reem
Pate Rees
Heck Geens
Johnson
Marcie
S. Macrie
Muniuirth
Toby Jithnenn
Ayantia
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