Mogridge Out For a Month Ruth in Shape
Thunder shower washed out the New York Yankees game at Sportsman's Park delaying action as 12000 fans were turned away. George Mogridge sprained ankle in Chicago will miss about a month, Babe Ruth shown in improved form and ready to play as the team pursues a strong Western trip.
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Yale and Harvard Open Big Series Despite Rainy Foretastes
Yale management predicted a record crowd of about 12 004 would attend the opening game of the Yale Harvard series in New Haven Conn. The forecast hinges on improving weather after rain halted final practice. Yale plans Frank Coxe to pitch Wednesday in the second game against Harvard.
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Canada Loses Thomson For Antwerp Olympics
Canada reports the loss of its top athlete Earl Thomson from the Antwerp Olympic team. The Canadian college student, world record holder and sprint star, was named as a potential member, but university duties and a summer job prevent his participation this year.
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Collegians Not to Row Navy in Olympic Trials
Annapolis reports Navy will not face college crews at the Olympic elimination race on Lake Quinsigamond July 24. Cornell will not send varsity. Syracuse likely absent or fielding a veteran group. Duluth Boat Club, with former Syracuse oarsmen, may provide the opponent.
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Indians Beat Red Sox In Twelfth In 3-2 Comeback
Cleveland’s Tris Speaker’s Indians outlasted Boston 3 to 2 in twelve innings to stay atop the pennant race. O’Neill doubled scoring Burns, Evans singled after a sacrifice, and Morton finished as pitcher.
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Indians Offer to Trade Morton for Harper
The Cleveland Indians proposed trading pitcher Guy Morton for Boston’s Harry Harper, a bid announced today as under consideration by the Red Sox management. Cleveland officials later denied any trade offer had been made to Boston involving Morton.
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Disputed Players Out Until Case Is Settled
MPHIS June 21 The South new Absurvation board of directors meet to suspend Carey Smith and Tom Seaton from the Little Rock club pending fines and an appeal from President Martin over a Federal court ruling on Smith’s contract The decision aims to restore harmony after the San Francisco club dropped him for alleged unsportsmanlike conduct Haney Defeats Murray Young Andy Choutpoint Johnny Murray edged Johnny Murray in a talvecroud stay belt at the Remee AAL of Jere City last night Murray fell once in the fourth but recovered before the end of the round
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Stony Southern Association Stubs Eastern Le Aid Games
Fragmentary OCR note references a Southern Association event with games and officials mentioned. Names like Walt Krourite Finnte Chicago appear garbled. no clear teams dates or locations can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Baseball Struggles and Stars Spark 1920 Sports Outlook
The column surveys the 1920 baseball scene with Reds, Giants, Cardinals, and Pirates braced for a tight NL race. It notes Sisler's rise at Michigan and Cobb’s era, questions heavyweight boxing activity, and hints at St. Louis or Pittsburgh as 1921 pennant tips amid shifting sports power balances.
Phillies Top Reds In Opening Series Game
Philadelphia defeated the champion Reds 7 4 in the first game of the series. Rixey pitched masterfully keeping Reds hitters at bay as Pat Moran struggled for the Phillies. Paulette and Raviden left early with injuries as Luderus and others filled in. The win tightens the standings and puts Philadelphia in a near tie for seventh with the Giants.
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Deserting Players Seek Return to A A Amid League Ban
Three players who deserted clubs in the American Association to take independent offers are reportedly seeking reinstatement. National rules bar contract jumpers from organized baseball for five years. Players named include Ollie O Mara William Hvana and William Wagner.
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America's Cup Defender To Be Chosen This Week
Newport reports and Newport trials indicate the defender likely to come from Resolute driven by Nat Herreshoff or Vanitie led by William Gardner. The selection process faces rumors of a 1915 decision and ongoing elimination races off Sandy Hook. The committee seeks a clear, decisive choice amid doubts about Resolute speed and Vanitie handling as trials continue.
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Trophy Yachts Again Held Up by Weather
The tenth race between Resolute and Vanitie at Newport was postponed due to fog and lack of wind. In Sandy Hook New Jersey a rain squall delayed the second trial race between Shamrock IV and the 23 meter Shamrock, both yachts remaining ashore.
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Resolve and Vanitie Sailors Clash In Tight Regatta
The Resolute and Vanitie competed in a series of races with time allowances deciding several results. Vanitie won decisively in several finishes while Resolute led in others but could not overcome the handicap, leaving experts unsure of future outcomes depending on sailing conditions.
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American Oarsmen Impress English In First Workout
The Union Boat Club of Boston crews, all former Harvard rowers, began practice at Henley on the Thames. They show good form and promise as they prepare to compete in the Thames Cup and Stewards Cup events, with plans to enter a four in the Stewards Cup and discuss entry in the Thames Cup.
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Four Convenient Corners Offers Budget Menswear
The ad touts strong purchasing power with suits at 50 to 60 dollars and shoes at 12.50 to 22.59, promoting discounts on Fall drops and rainproof overcoats. It highlights Panama hats 6 dollars up and Scotch Mists coats for damp days, with locations at Broadway 13th Street and Fifth Avenue at 4th Street.
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Fordham Elects Halloran Captain of Baseball Team
Fordham names Halloran captain of its baseball squad. Clarice Hilleran of Howat is noted among a list of nominees. The piece references players and colleges, with scattered mentions of teams and tryouts.
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