Mack Explains Foxx Omission In Dream Game
Philadelphia reports Mack explains leaving Foxx and four others out of the American League stars versus John McGraw's National Leaguers. He says he trusted his instincts and the chosen manager’s plan to keep a winning combination intact, despite fan curiosity.
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Philadelphia
Cunde Mack
Chicago
John McGraw
Dey
Wes Ferrell
Bul Dickey
Yong, Lazzeri
Oral Hildebrand
Paschall
Death takes Mickey Finn in Allentown trade era loss
Neal Mickey Finn, Phillies second baseman and popular figure, died yesterday in Allentown after stomach ailment and a June 22 operation. Finn, acquired from Brooklyn in a mid winter trade, had been under care of Dr. P Boyle, brother in law of Phillies president Gerald Nugent, and showed promise in spring training before his illness worsened. Ray Benge was later involved in the exchange from Philadelphia to Brooklyn in a deal that sent Finn and others away.
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Allentown
Neal
Mickey") Finn
Philadelphia National
Phillies
Brooklyn
P. Boyle
Gerald Nugent
Finn
Racing Consensus Saturday Rules at Empire City
A garbled racing roundup lists numerous horse names and owners including Empire City entries. The fragment references multiple horse titles and pedigrees such as Whitmine's Dest and Help Me amid a long catalog of horses, handlers, and locations, concluding with a light-hearted call to read and use the want ads.
Helen Wills Moody Wins Wimbledon Title Again
Helen Wills Moody of America defends her Wimbledon crown by defeating England's Dorothy Round 6-4 6-8 6-3 in a tight championship match. Moody ties Suzanne Lenglen with six Wimbledon singles titles, while Round delivers a strong challenge as the crowd watches the late stages of the two-week event.
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Helen Wills Moody
Wimbledon
England
Helen Wise Moody
America
Dorothy Round
Suganome Lenglen
Miss Round
Gwynneth Sterry
Moody Woo
California
Tetius
Manty
Blisworth Vines
United States
Duck Crawford
Reid
Moody
Amateur Ball Schedule and Weekend Matches
Lakeview Catrymen travel to Jour Gunton Fox for a 3 3 draw. Dibble Sports play Lavernia at 3. EBAN TEX Berbers host Lealfield Sunday. At 10 am West End Sligeers meet, 3 30 Mendiola Harriers. Merrieth Cubs had Sunday game. Haylandale Athletics vs Fost Office crew Sunday at Athletics field. Gardinals face State Hoxprint Sunday at 2 20. Cards open Parish league playoff with Ed Marys July 16. O K Auto Parts at St Henry's 9 30 Sunday morning Lions Field No 3.
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Lealfield Simday
West End
Sligeers
Mendiola Harriers
San Vernando
Ed Mary's
Jury Clears Harley Boss in Cleveland Hotel Case
Chicago report says Harley Boss of the Cleveland American League team was acquitted on sexual assault charges by a circuit court jury. Miss Elaise Mitchell seeks $50,000 in damages, plans a new trial next Wednesday, and Boss defends himself saying the accusations are false. The jury’s split verdict cited lack of criminal charges and testimony from a key witness. Boss left for Washington after testimony, denying the claims of abuse. In New York, heavyweight Cybetey Shoulders died from injuries from a fight, authorities report an ongoing police investigation.
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B.W
Elaise Mitchell
Harley Boss
Cleveland
Trark
McGraw Rules Clash Over Ruth Ballot Snub
John McGraw returned from retirement to guide the National League All Stars but claimed a vote misstep kept Babe Ruth from the lineup. The dispute alleged Ruth omission altered the series, McGraw retired again amid doubts he can outmaneuver Ruth’s famous home runs and the mystery of the voting.
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John McGraw
Élgeult
Nationals
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Ruth
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Minost Alwiya
Joba
Simmons
Gehrig
Bill Hallahan
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Gehringer
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Brown dominates Chick in wild wrestling card match
Pete Brown alias Francisco Aguayo defeated Dude Chick in a chaotic main event featuring legal holds and fouls. LeRoy McGuirk toppled Juan Fumberta with Humberto disqualification. Al Kéerher beat Mare tin Prestina in a fast Australian round system bout, as Referee Carl Geyer and ringside chaos marked the frenzied Wright-Costmin Friday card.
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Dude Chick
LeRoy McGuirk
Juan Fumberta
Humbecko
Kéerher
Maretin Prestina
Dou Shaw
Francisco Aguayo
Chuck
Wright-Costmin
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Pete
Carl Geyer
Caleb
Bright Teeas
Pele
Santa Olang
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Humberts
Jack Via
Humberto
Via
McGuirk
Young
Stecher
Martin
Carmela
Pristina
Prrstina
Plestina
Motorboat Prices Hit New Low, Bruns Says
William Bruns of Brune Kimball and Company asserts motorboat prices have reached historic lows despite progress in other goods. He notes the current stock is rapidly exhaustible and anticipates a swift price rebound across cruising vessels.
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William Bruns
Brune, Kimball and Company
Matorboats
Bruns
Baseball Scores and Standings Amid League Highlights
Fragmentary text lists players and team abbreviations from a baseball page. Mentions include Yankee, Browns, Cubs, and national league names with inconsistent scores such as 17 and 18, hinting at a roundup of results and player names with limited clarity.
Boxer Sells for Cent a Pound in Odd Training Sale
In Oakland on July 1 a weightlifter Chong Mating reportedly sold his contract for 1.50 to Don Vierra, his manager, after a plan to value him in gold. The buyer, Af remnon Broom, claims the deal makes Mating worth 9 to 10 times a cent per pound.
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Calif
Chong Mating
Don Vierra
Hin
Cent & Poend
Son of President May Become Braves Owner
Roosevelt Jr. leads a committee to gain control of the Boston Braves for Jig Emil Fuchs. Charles B. Adams and Bruce Wetmore plan to sell their large Braves stake, with a National League vote granting financial aid. A committee is to raise an initial payment of about $160,200 by July 20, with total payments near $225,000 in later installments.
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LNSI
James
Jimmy
Roosevelt
Braves
Jig
Emil Fuchs
Boston Aimerium
Charles B. Adams
Bruce Wetmore
Roosevel
National League
Puchs
Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Local Action
The report details crowded bowling league play with high scores from Bobba Lutz and other bowlers, noting Morton Mayer leading individuals with a 203,584 total and Ter as top. It covers various leagues, including Highland Pars, Metal Yard and County Clerks teams, with multiple 200+ games, team totals near 900, and new highs amid close matchups.
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Bobba” Lutz
Mayer Climen
Jeague Lewdlere
Ane
Wethe
Maleh
Canfery
Mayer
Oscar Heschy
Dick Helart
Bubba” Lutz
Sonny” Atch
Louis Gaeldner
Caesa Ealighing
Dietzel
Wat
Tung
Harigs
Busch
Mara Signs Up Two Title Bouts
New York reports promoter Tim Mara announces two championship fights. Barney Ross vs Tony Ganzoner for light weight at Polo Grounds September 12 and Ben Jedy defending light weight title against Lou Browndard at Polo Grounds July 26. Rosenbloom to defend light heavyweight title against Mickey Walker at Madison Square Garden July 11.
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Tim Mara
Madison Square Garden
Barney Ross
Tony Ganzoner
Mara
Rosy and
Grosener
Polo Grounds
Mera
Ben Jedy
New York State
Robid Loweight
Lou Brownlard
Worcester
Mass
Carden
Moxey Rosenbloom
Mickey Wall Ce
the Garden
Walker
Brouillard
Boston
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Jack Sharkey
San Francisco
Frank Bachoteil
Maste Rosenbloom
Rosenbloum
Mickey Walker
Jimmy Schnaten
Madison Square Gaven
Sealy Mattress team dominates grand bowling clash
Intricate scorelines from a local bowling league recount Sealy Mattress edging Webber Linen ladies in two matches, with Milam Chevrolet and Symons teams close behind in various series. Individual leaders include Mania Whall with a high 1777 series total and notable scores from Pletcher, Lewis, and Symons across multiple games, while standings show county clerks and postal teams near the top.
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Pine
Tosialerine
Webber Linen Ladies
Hanttese Clerke
Senloa
Bosehe
Sige
Prasser
Ssrnano
Schuman
SIG
Scherrel
Grasso
Cowan
Whall
FSR
Symons
Bove
Geyer
Diniz
Milam Chevrolet Company
Anderson
Laon Kerth
ATI
Yankees Look as If They Are Sunk
New York Yankees drop a 9 to 4 game to the Detroit Tigers as Washington leads the league after a doubleheader against Cleveland. Ruth homered but the Yankees' mound and batting faded, while the Giants fall to the Cubs in ten innings. Other results include the White Sox beating the A's and the Reds walloping the Braves as Brooklyn and St. Louis also win.
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Uly B
Jody Ax
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Washington Senators
Nats
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Henner
Yanks
Tigers
Clodpeoners
Pry Nie Hils
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George Haas
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Chicree White Sox
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Simmons
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Haas
Durham
Boyle
Cuccinella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tex Cameron
St. Louis
Vana
Gartinals
Ciinbats Reds
Boston
Lombardi
Hafey
Paiagio
Playground Ball North versus Red and White Supply league clash
A chaotic report describes a playground league game at Dan Pedra Park with Forrester, Booneon, Mills, and Stodri. Players such as Ed Friedrich, Barnhoff Jolley, and B Slater are noted for Liberty, while Smokehouse and Steinhauer show on the mound. A 58-run line and mentions of batteries across teams imply a high-scoring, disorganized contest with multiple innings and variable rosters.
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Robert
Liberty
Hrncker
Lonawell
Sleart
Friedrich—Pape
Heal
Murray
Vet Fuhr Released Outright by Dallas Steers
Dallas Steers drop Vet Fuhr from the roster outright after a severe influenza bout, reducing the squad to 16 ahead of a South Texas road trip. The veteran first baseman was considered a top power hitter in the Texas league last season, and his release comes as manager Fred Brainerd reshapes the lineup.
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Ed Kohr
Neumeister
Byhorn
Ane Rslnarz
Abe Beinard
Dallas
Uhlerenan
van Sven
Fred Brainerd
Dallas Steers
South Texas
New Tull Members Join Hill Country League
Eden and Blailand Springs were voted into the Hill Country league at a Friday meeting to replace Fredericksburg and Jinullgn recently withdrawn from the group.
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Eden
Blai-land Springs
Hill Country League
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