White Sox win series finale 8 3 over Detroit
Chicago belted hits off Ehmke to defeat Detroit 8 to 3 in the last game of the series. A freak double turned two runs into outs as Stanage was doubled at first after a grounder that bounced off the pitcher. Detroit’s Cobb and Pusheski contributed, while Collins and Weaver starred for Chicago.
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Standings Roundup from Three Eye League Games
Evanaville beat Rockford 9 to 2 while Terre Haute defeated Peoria 7 to 4 in 19 innings. Moline edged Bloomington 14 to 7. In Cleveland vs St. Louis, Cleveland had 2 runs on 5 hits and 0 errors, St. Louis 3 runs on 6 hits and 3 errors. Batteries: Morton Coveleskie ONeill and Shocker Sotheron and Severseid.
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Willard Begins Long Motor Jaunt To His Home And Retirement
Willard starts a week long drive from Toledo to Lawrence Kansas with wife and two friends as he retires from boxing after dethroning champion. Promoter Tex Rickard expects gate receipts around 200000 dollars while boxing officials review allegations of collusion. Ohio censor board bars exhibition of the match, causing disappointment for owners including Frank Halle and partners.
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New York
Richard and
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Cotton Hellake Breaks Leg In Primrose Park Game
The Headquarters baseball aggregation defeated the North End Stars 10 to 13 at Primrose Park last Sunday afternoon. JL Hawkins pitched for Headquarters allowing three hits while Bryson started for the Stars before being relieved by Berry. In the third inning Cotton Hellake, Headquarters catcher, broke his leg sliding into second and was taken to the hospital where he is reported doing nicely. The Stars lineup featured Bryson Berry and Gross with Hawkins and Hellhake and Schwindeler for Headquarters.
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New York Bags Two as Last Game Goes Ten Innings
New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 in ten innings after winning the first game 10 to 5 to take and hold first place. Hogg held Giants to five hits through nine, then five more in the tenth. Slugging ruled the opener as New York piled runs on 16 hits while Philadelphia managed 8.
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Edwards stake opens 1919 Grand Circuit at North Randall
Cleveland July 8 Frank Dewey driven by Walter Cox won the Edwards stake of 3000 dollars for 2.03 pacers the feature of the opening of the Grand Circuit Harness Racing season at North Randall. Grace Direct won the final race and Kentucky June led a 2:30 trot. Large crowd despite a streetcar strike.
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Walter Cox
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Golf Rounds For President's Cup Qualifying Held This Weekend
Qualifying rounds for the President's Cup were played at the Country Club on Saturday and Sunday. Joe Vandenbourm posted the low gross with 1 over par. Other score cards were submitted by multiple participants as the tournament committee begins July features.
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Fight pictures May Never Be Exhibited
Columbus July 8 The Willard Dempsey fight pictures may not be shown in Ohio public exhibition. The state censor board rejected the pictures as unfit for public viewing. Whether they will be shown in other states hinges on Rodenberg act interpretation prohibiting prize fight pictures in interstate commerce.
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Boxing bout pictures may be shown with state censor approval
Under Ohio law the Wil lard Dempsey fight is a boxing bout and pictures of the bouts may be shown in other states if the state censor boards approve. Two transports dock, New York, July. The transport Louisville and Giuseppe Verdi from Brest and Marseilles arrived Monday with 114 officers and 4,118 troops.
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Marseilles
Real Jazz Night With Famous New Orleans Band
A renowned New Orleans jazz ensemble lights up Sidney with energetic tunes on Thursday night July 10 at 8 15 highlighting lively rhythms and classic swing for dancers and listeners.
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