The Broken Road at Orpheum Theater
At the Orpheum a Clever production by Mr Williams presents Tiny Leone as a vengeful woman in The Broken Road written by Charles Sumner Hayes. The cast includes Mr Hack as Larry and Mr Ross as Judge McClean with a successful first night and matinee plans and a wrestling cameo from Thomas LeRoy Burns.
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Mr. Williams
Orpheum Theater
Tiny Leone
Charles Sumner Hayes
Mr. Hack
Larry
Williams
Bob
Ross
Williams Hard Hit In First Inning As Red Sox Beat Chicago
Ruth allowed Chicago four hits in the opening game, Boston defeated 3 to 1, moving within one game of Chicago for the league lead. Williams started for Chicago and was pulled after the first inning. Danforth held Boston to one run. Includes score by innings, hits, and errors. two-base hit Giiner. three-base hit Jackson. double plays and fielding details.
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Boston
Ruth
Chicago
Willams
Danforth
Agnew Coven
Erenee A
Ruth Po
Enee
Perry Eae Rete
Gad Os
Giiner
Jackson
Cott
Barry
E. Collins
Risberg
Gandil
Gardner
Gainer
Wiliams
Williams
Lin
Fin
Dineen
O'Loughlin
Allen
Maranville
Ragan
Demaree
AB. R.H.O
E. Maranville
Powell
Rehg
Kelly
Konetchy
Smith
Rawlings
Doyle
Merkle
Zeider
Ceenees
Wortman
Wilson
C Ce
Demarce
P Vvers
Iinnings
Metry Wes Peulbgs
Otiretwin Opments
Tragresser
Kelis
Barnes
Rigler
Branefield
New York Wins Opener Over St Louis 3 2
New York defeats St Louis 3 to 2 in the opener of a series in New York. The Yankees pull ahead in the third on Bauman’s RBI hit and a sequence including Peckinpaugh, Pipp, and Baker. Shotton and Sisler homer in the first inning.
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New York
St. Louis
Yankees
Bauman
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Baker
Shotton
Sisler
Marquard Stops Cincinnati in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn pitcher Christy Mathewson Marquard holds Cincinnati to three runs as Brooklyn triumphs 7 to 3. The visitors rely on four triples two doubles and two singles along with three walks to yield most of their runs. Poth Bing and Pillett suffer in the pitching matchup while Eller and Ring contribute for Brooklyn. Seave:
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Cincinnati
Marquard
Brooklyn
Poth Bing
Pillett
Seave
Blur H.O VE Olsen
Beaver
Daubert Ib Sete
Myers Ey
Stengel Tree Eae
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Cutshaw
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Eller
Meyers
Wingo
Chase Marquard
Griffith
Kopf
Roush
Chase
Stengel
Chase Cutshaw Olson
Daubert Groh
Daubert
O'Day Harrison
Chicago Cubs defeat Boston Braves 3-1 in opener
Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 1 in the first game of the series. Allen issues three walks in the second inning, Maranville fumbles, and a walk by Ragan helps Chicago take a two run lead. Demaree allows several hits but gets solid support as Chicago pulls away with three runs in a late burst.
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Allen
Maranville
Doak Hit Hard Early In Phillies Win Over St Louis
In St Louis on July 31 Philadelphia beat St Louis 3 to 2 after Doak was hit hard in the first two innings. A dispute over a doubtful third strike led to fans throwing pop bottles in the left field bleachers, prompting a brief suspension while the field was cleared. Rixey and Killifer partnered for Philadelphia with Doak and Watkins handling St Louis duties.
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ST. Louis
Byron
Long
Philadelphia
Doak
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Rixey and Killifer
Watson
Gonzales
Pittsburgh Beats Giants 4 3 In Scrappy July 3 Game
New York fell to Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as four double plays helped limit the visitors. Anderson tied the score with a fourth inning hit but then wild pitch in the same frame gave Pittsburgh the winning run. Tesreau Anderson Perritt Rariden Carlson Cooper Fischer worked for New York and Pittsburgh respectively.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Carlier
Anderson
Fittsburgh
Tesreau
Anderson and Perritt
Rariden
Carlson
Cooper
Fischer
Detroit Hammered Washington 16 to 4 in New Hit Parade
Detroit pounded Washington for 21 hits as Cobb Vitt and Veach led with five hits each. Cobb had five RBIs in six at bats, powering a 16 to 4 victory. Coveleskie and Cunningham struggled on the mound for Washington while Detroit’s bullpen kept the bats hot.
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Washington
Detroit
Cobb
Vitt
Veach
Coveleskie
Cunningham and Stanage
Yelle
Harper
Shaw
Dumont
Craft and Henry
Ainsmith
Tennis Champion Johnston Receives Naval Commission
William M. Johnston of San Francisco, national doubles champion, was commissioned as an ensign in the California Naval Militia. The USTA noted that eight of the top ten American players are in government service, leaving only R Lindley Murray at a chemical plant critical to the war effort.
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New York
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Naval Militia
California
Johnston
Navy
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
R. Lindley Murray
Cleveland Indians Beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 in Open Game
Cleveland pitcher Bagby held the Phillies to one run as the Indians won 6 to 1. Jameson and Roth each had three singles and a double in five at bats, while Sperker and Bates collected three hits apiece. Score by innings shows Cleveland with a big middle and late surge. batteries were Bagby and Vaaillings for Cleveland and Meyers R Johnson and Schang for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bagby
Cleveland
Jameson
Roth
Sperker
Bates
Vaaillings
Meyers
R. Johnson
Schang
Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the American League Washington defeated Cleveland 9 to 6. National League games showed Philadelphia 1 over Cincinnati, New York 6 tied with Chicago 6, and Boston 3 defeating St. Louis 1. American Association results included Columbus 7 and 14 for 38, Minneapolis 6-14-3, extra innings. second game Columbus 12-15-1, Minneapolis 4-9-4 in six innings. Milwaukee 8-11-4 beat Toledo 6-12-2. Louisville 8-9-0 over St Paul 3? second game Louisville 2-6-2, St Paul 0-5-2. Indianapolis 8-6-1 defeated Kankakee City 2-7-1.
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Sf Lewis Me
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston Wee
Pittsburgh
L. Pet
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
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St. Louis
American
National
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Phila
St. Ae
Wash
York
Cinn
Cleve
Cicero
Washington
Cincinnatii
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kangage City
W C U St Boniface edge in Parish league clash
W C U St Boniface defeated 8 to 4 at League Park as Hutmacher hit a home run after N Street doubled in the third. W C U maintained an undefeated season record despite sloppy fielding, scoring five in the first three frames and two more in the eighth while St Boniface tallied in the first, fifth, and seventh.
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St. Boniface
W. Cc. U
AB. R.H.O
E. Frese
Holtman
R. Bernbrock
O. Mast
HH. Street
Hutmacher
C. Stroot
Otte, Co
Rosswig
Sereeee
Ab.r.h.c. A
E. Druffel
J. Hellhake
Kemner
UL Ceee
Eee
Ewes
Mast
Otte
Nieman
H. Grussemeyer
H. Stroot
R. Grussemeyer
Art Garland Wins From Glen Morris In Western Patriotic Tennis
In Chicago on July 31, Art Garland of Pittsburgh defeated Glen Morris formerly of Los Angeles 6-0 6-1 in a first round match of the Western Patriotic Tennis Tournament. Wardy the national clay court champion beat F L Day 6-1 6-2. Walter Hayes beat Otis Chatfield Taylor 6-3 6-2, and Ralph Burdick defeated Luke Williams 6-1 7-6. Doubles feature the same entrants as singles with women’s singles drawing Katherine Seavey and Elsa Thirber. Manager McGraw sent a telegram praising Mathewson and Cincinnati, while promising a tough fight when New York arrives.
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Chicago
Art Garland
Pittsburgh
Glen Morris
Los Angeles
Wardy
Garland
F. L. Day
This City
Walter Hayes
Otis Chatfield Taylor
Ralph Burdick
Luke Williams
Pottstown
Katherine Seavey
Kansas City
Elsa Thirber
Traverse City
Mich
Charles Ray in Triangle Play at Princess and Family Theaters
Charles Ray stars in The Dats Clodhopper presented at Princess and Family Theaters, with performances scheduled today and tomorrow. The small town stage showcases the comedy in a two day showing.
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Charles Ray
Princess and Family
Highland Park Picnic Season Opens With Knights of Columbus Event
Highland hosts a two day Knights of Columbus outing with afternoon and evening activities. Symphony Orchestra concert and film show in the evening, plus a large Musicians Protective Union picnic planned for August 1. Other events include Carriage and Wagon Makers Benevolent Association picnic July 31 and South Side Boat Club dance August 7 with the Maccabees picnic on August 8. The Sunday crowd enjoyed a well received Symphony program suitable for hot weather.
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Highland
Quincy Council
Knights¢ Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Carriage and Wagon Makers Benevolent Association
Musicians Protective Union
Musicians Picnic
South Side Boat Club
Mrs F C Letts Wins Chicago Medal Honors
Mrs F C Letts Jr western champion formerly of Cincinnati and Sioux City won medal honors in the Chicago women s golf championship qualifying at Midlothian with 93 one stroke ahead of Miss Mildred Smith of Evanston. Others qualifying include Mrs Melvin Jones Mrs Luther Kennet Mrs Ralph Smalley Miss Louise Fergus Miss Carolyn Lee and Mrs Stuart Pritchard. surprise miss Corella Lukens failed to qualify.
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Chicago
F. C. Letts Jr
Cincinnati
Sioux City
Midlothian Country Club
Mildred Smith
Evanston
Melvin Jones
Glen Oak Club
Luther Kennet
Southern California
Ralph Smalley
Windsor
Louise Fergus
Glenview
Carolyn Lee
Kansas City
Stuart Pritchard
Midlothian
Myra Helmer
Corella Lukens
Edgewater
Western League Standings and Romantic Reel Mention
Lincoln 2 4 2 Hutchinson 5 8 1 Sioux City 11 14 4 Denver 6 9 1 The text mentions fish stories and film scenarios as romance and reel hit in a fragmented note.
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Lincoln
Hutchinson
Sioux City
Denver
Photo Plays and Casts in Current Listings
The days cinema lineup includes Princess Charles Ray in The Clod Wopper and Their Weak Moments, Savoy Ray Stewart and James Gerard in The Double Standard, Universal Screen Magazine featuring Gem Musty Suffer in Truly Rural, George Ovey in Jerry's Red Hot Trail and Tours Around the World, Family presents Charles Ray in The Clod Hopper and Their Weak Moments, Belasco Antonio Morena in A Son of the Hills, and Quincy offering Arrayed With the Enemy and Six Cylinder Love.
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Charles Ray
Savoy
Ray Stewart
James Gerard
Universal Screen Magazine
George Ovey
Jerry
Belasco Antonio Morena
Quincy
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Sam
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Shotten
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati Nationals
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Matty
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Sloan
Rae Eweetene
Magee
Ae Jacobson
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Caden
Lavan
Sotheron
Pener Ewrne
Rumler Eseene
Tohnson Ween
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H.O . High
Thine Baker
Nae Marsans
Cf Er Miller
Rf Sheen
St. Lous
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Swaynie’s Bath
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Bijou
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New York City
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F. C. Letts
Photoplays
Broadway
Marty Suffer
Herry
James Girard
Princess
Charles Rey
Peter E. Pinkelman
Prop
Carriage & Wagos Makers’ Benevolent Association
Bijou Theater
Mexico
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