Saints Open Five Game Series With Champs
Minneapolis July 19 Glidden tour schedule lists daily miles from Minneapolis to Denver with stops at Omaha Kearney and Denver. Saints host a five game series at Washington Park with Mike Kelley’s Saints favored to take a respectable place. Glaze to pitch for locals.
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Ft. Doege
Omaha
Kearney
Jutesburg
Col
Denver
Mike Kelley
Saints
Washington Park
St. Paul
Theames
Kelley
Glaze
Colonels and Champs Split Four Game Series
The Colonels and the Champions split the four game set two games apiece. Saturday saw the Colonels win 2 to 1 behind a pitching duel between Thielman and Jones. Sunday the Champs won 5 to 3 as Cheney limited Packard and Woodruff posed key moments.
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Colonels
Thielman
Jones
Indianapolis
Cheney
Packard
Woodruff
Dunleavy
Carr
McChesney
Mac
Olson
Sullivan
Howley
Cross
Hooke
Champs
Hayden
Louisville
Reilly
Willams
Tate
Hughes
Peitz
Wooden
Dunnie
Foster Knights Toledo in Wild Columbus Victory
In Columbus on July 19, Foster’s team overcame Toledo’s 4 to 2 lead after two outs in the sixth. Congalton doubled as Carthy’s wild throw filled the bases. Foster hit Moriarity and Friel scored two more. Hinckman saved Link’s fly, and two further runs crossed. Toledo rallied briefly in the fourth, Hickman starting a four-run surge, while Congalton homered and G Rourke made a key catch. Foster, formerly of Cleveland, was hammered by Toledo.
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Tonka Club
Minneapolis Country Club
Denver
Columbus
Toledo
Congalton
James
Carthy
Odweil
Foster
Moriarity
Friel
Hinckman
Hickman
G Rourke
Cleveland
Pooling Players Would Be No Help
Manager Carr argues that pooling players across teams would ruin city teams and upset fans. He cites Pittsburgh and Chicago as examples, contending balanced leagues fail to fix races and that teamwork and leadership drive championships.
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Carr
Sport events of the week rosters boxing and racing matches
A list of planned sports events across baseball boxing harness racing and boxing venues. Highlights include Monday to Friday games at St Paul and Milwaukee at Washington Park, spring har ness racing in Springfield and Windsor four day Windsor Trotting meeting, and Philadelphia and Anderson bouts with notable fighters such as Ralph Erne Paddy Sullivan Joe Stein and Charlie Miller among others.
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Washington Park
Milwaukee
Empire City
Ft. Erie
Butte
Victoria
Springfield
Detroit
Windsor Trotting Association
Windsor
Canada
Scouts Watch Box Ten Minutes at Ball Game
Cincinnati Reds scouts Tom McCarthy and Louis Heilbroner and Duke Farrell of the New York Americans watched a game from a box. They reviewed the players, but none impressed them. Olson is the Colonel under watch, with Howley and Cheney the local players studied.
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Tom McCarthy
Louis Heilbroner
Cincinnati Reds
Duke Farrell
New York Americans
Olson
Howley and
Cheney
New York Glug After Ketchel and Langford
New York July 19 Jimmy Johnson seeks to arrange a ten round main event at the Fairmont club pairing Sam Langford against Stanley Ketchel in a historic fight. Johnson promises a record guarantee for the short distance, potentially surpassing prior purses for top fighters in the era.
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New York
Jimmy Johnson
Heaven and Earth
Sam Langfed
Stanley Ketchel
Tebeau Signs Shay for Kansas City Team
George Tebeau, Kansas City magnate, lands catcher Danny Shay from California circles. Shay, currently managing Stockton in the state league, signs a contract and will travel east to join Kansas City in Louisville. His departure is a blow to the Outlaws.
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George Tebeau
Kansas City
California
Danny Shay
Stockton
Louisville
Shay
Outlaws
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues Today
In the American Association St Paul visits Indianapolis. National League matchups feature Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Philadelphia. American League games include Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland. Central League games present Dayton at Zanesville Fort Wayne at Wheeling Grand Rapids at Evansville South Bend at Terra Haute.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Evansville
Pases Ae
Dayton
Deemer
National League
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Central League
Zanesville
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Terra Paute
Terre Haute
Kansas City Tops Milwaukee 9-7 After Sixth Inning Spree
Kansas City won 9 to 7 over Milwaukee after a six run surge in the sixth inning. The locals played a ragged field and used three pitchers in the game yesterday.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Jeffries Berger Bout Banned In Milwaukee Public Park
Milwaukee Wis July 19 There was no boxing bout between James J Jeffries and Sam Berger at the City League gala day as planned Jeffries umpired a game and Berger announced the exhibition was forbidden by authorities Mayor Rose ruled no fight exhibition could be held in a public park surrounded by houses.
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Wis
James J. Jeffries
Sam Berger
Jeffries
Berger
Roses
Merriam Dominates Indiana State Swim Meet Achievements
Merriam of the Marion club leads a Broad Ripple afternoon as multiple marks fall. He wins the 100 yard dash and the 220 yards, with Schissel of Social Turners and others placing in events like the 106 yard breast stroke and 100 yard back stroke.
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Marion Club
Broad Ripple
Schissel
Social Turners
King
L. Knowlton
Feeney
Knowton
Conway
Maxwell
Battery A
Schisel
Hamlet
Bronson to Meet Packy McFarland in New Orleans Bout
Indianapolis lightweight Ray Bronson has been matched to fight Packy McFarland of Chicago in New Orleans on September 12 in a two round bout. Bronson recently defeated Ollie Chill in Atlanta in three rounds when Chill posed as Kid Stein. He eyes Ad Wolgast, who recently beat Battling Nelson in Los Angeles, and believes he can replicate Wolgast’s success.
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Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Packy McFarland
Chicago
New Orleans
Ollie Chill
Atlanta
Chill
Brorsuon
Kid Stein
Ad Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Los Angeles
Ray
Wolgast
Nelson
Riverside South Grove golf tournament yields low score winner
Tom Hammond won the first Riverside South Grove golf tournament yesterday with the lowest medal score from scratch. M Williams, scratch, took second with 33. Other results listed include M R Williams with 6 and John Quinn 9, 30-10 18 in a partial results snippet.
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Tom Hammond
Riverside South Grove
M. Williams
M. R. Williams
Nate R. Hawley
Pisoneiarces Inesote
John Quinn
New Pitcher Fu Mike Kelley’s Saints
Cleveland July 15. Manager Mike Kelley of the St Pauls club bought Elmer Steele from Fred Lake of the Boston Americans. Steele has seven full games this season with four wins and three losses for a .571 mark. Lake declined to name the price but hinted a St Paul player may move to Boston.
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Cleveland
Mike Kelley
St. Pauli
American Association
Fred Lake
Boston Americans
Elmer Steele
Red Sx
Lynn
Mass
Steel
Lake
Boston
St. Paul
Scout examines Little Rock and Memphis teams for 1919 tryouts
Sam Kennedy touring the minor leagues in Memphis on July 19 scouted Little Rock and Memphis squads for Connie Mack's Philadelphia Americans. He sought to buy catcher Casey and infielder Cranston but left for Atlanta without a deal. Cranston leads the league in hitting, and Boston is reported to have purchased him.
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Tenn
Sam Kennedy
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Little Rock
Casey
Cranston
Atlanta
Boston
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