Weasels Back On Top In Juvenile Indoor Baseball
In a double header at the YMCA the Tigers beat the Lions 13 to 6 as seven runs in the third inning broke a tie. Postlewaite Maurer Malvin led the Tigers with three hits each while Sexaur Straughn and Graeff led the Lions with three and two hits. The Weasels then defeated the Hyenas 8 to 5 with Warren earning the win and a fine catch. Weasels hold top spot, pennant race tightens as schedule runs to August first.
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Meerscheidt
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Weasels
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Smith Confesses to Unknown Pitcher Role in Chicago Game
Clarence Smith of the Chicago Americans admitted he was the unnamed pitcher who defeated Conlon Athletics on the North Side last Sunday morning. He later relieved White and pitched four innings against Washington without a hit or a walk, and may face fines or suspension after informing Manager Callahan.
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Chicago Americans
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Eastern Championships at Longwood Open With Twenty Matches
Twenty doubles and nearly thirty singles matches were scheduled at Longwood for the Eastern Championships. Focus fell on W. J. Clothier of Philadelphia and George P. Gardner Jr of Boston who faced N. M. Miles and A. S. Dabney of Boston in the first round as Clothier and Gardner defend their Eastern doubles title against former champions Miles and Dabney.
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Longwood
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
George P. Gardner Jr
N. M. Miles
A. S. Dabney
Clothier
Walter Johnson leads Washington to 2 1 win over Chicago
Washington defeats Chicago 2 to 1 as Walter Johnson earns the win with timely hits and support from Weaver and Russell errors. Chappelle reaches base three times, Gandil error helps, and pitching changes include Benz Cicotte and Easterly.
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Walter Johnson
Weaver
Russell
Washington
Benz
Cicotte
Chappelle
Gandil
R. H. E. Washington
Johnson
Ainsmith
Schalk
Easterly
Cubs Rally to Tie Series With 6-2 Win Over Boston
Chicago dealers a three run burst in sixth seventh and ninth innings to beat the Boston Braves 6 to 2 in Mass. Needham delivered the key two base hit in the sixth and added another double in the ninth as Overall struggled on the mound. Chicago 000 002 202 Boston 015 010 010 000 Batteries Overall and Needham Rudolph and Rariden.
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Mass
Chicago
Needham
R. H. E. Chicago
Overall
Rudolph and
Rariden
Cleveland Defeats Boston In Lopsided 6-1 Victory
Cleveland handled Boston with ease, scoring six runs to one as Moseley exited early and Hall struggled with control. Blanding kept Boston to five hits while Cleveland erupted in multiple innings, manufacturing runs from a strong bullpen effort.
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Boston
Blanding
Mosely
Hall
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Segmean
Moseley
Thomas
O'Neill
Houston Keeps Up Its Winning Streak
Houston defeats Galveston 2 to 1 in an afternoon game as Ware walks, Mowry hits a triple, and Aiken drives in a run in the third. Sewell and Ware limit Galveston with strong pitching in key moments.
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Ware
Mowry
Aiken
Galveston
Sewell
Austin Stops the Navigators Streak in Three Cornered Battle
In Austin Texas on July 22 the Navigators lost the final of a three cornered series 5 to 4 as Larson Jost and Ashton pitched for the buyers. Jost was pulled after two walks and a hit. Ashton held the hits down but the rally ended with Tanner arguing a strike call. Cobb dissatisfied with Detroit salary and eyeing Boston trades revealed in a letter from Boston.
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Wise Sets New 800 Yard Bullseye Record in New England Meet
Wakefield Mass July 22 Captain Stuart W Wise of the Bay State team set a new standard by firing 103 perfect shots at 800 yards during the ninth annual meeting of the New England Military Rifle Mens Association breaking all existing consecutive bullseye records.
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Buccaneers Are Bumped: Superbas Rally Past Clarkites
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 18 to 6 after seventh inning errors by Butler and Simon and wild pitching by Hendrix allow five runs. Robinson drove in three with two hits, while Ragan earned the win.
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Giants Win Again Defeat St Louis 8 to 4
New York beat St Louis 8 to 4 in a continuation of the series. Doak was the only pitcher with effectiveness for St Louis while Wiltse struggled with poor support. Burns provided key hitting and base running as Crandall threw well in relief.
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Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia 3 to 1 Behind Seaton’s Pitching
Seaton’s pitching and strong support helped Philadelphia defeat Cincinnati 3 to 1 in a game where Lobert collected three safeties including a homer and a double while scoring twice. Manager Tinker was benched for arguing during the contest.
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Bunched Hits Give Phillies 11 8 Win Over St Louis
Philadelphia breezed to an 11 to 8 victory over St Louis after eight hits and a sac fly amid a shakey sixth inning. Weismann started, then Weismann relieved by Stone who allowed three runs. Bruised hands forced manager Stovall to rest. Batter totals: Philadelphia 17 hits, St Louis 8. Batteries Shawkey Bush Schang for Philadelphia and Weismann Stone Alexander for St Louis.
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Tigers Win Easily as Detroit Beats New York 6 to 1
Detroit scored six runs on a mix of fielding miscues and strong bats. Willett earned an unusual assist on Walters' liner while Bush made a one handed catch after a long run. Batteries: McConnell Caldwell Gossett Willett McKee.
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Willett
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Caldwell
Gossett
McKee
Sixty Four in Play at Homewood in Western Championship
Sixty four golfers played the Homewood course for the western championship qualifying round. The low scores will pair for the first round of match play this afternoon. Weather was nearly perfect. Three noted players posted 77 yesterday and a keen battle for the gold medal was anticipated.
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Homewood
Club Standings and Today’s Intercity Games
Yesterday results show Houston 2 Galveston 1 and Austin 5 Waco 4. Off day for others. Today Dallas plays San Antonio and Fort Worth hosts Houston while Waco visits Beaumont and Austin travels to Galveston.
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Waco
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Yesterday's Results Between Baseball Teams
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 11 to 8 and Detroit beat New York 6 to 1. Washington beat Chicago 2 to 1 while Cleveland toppled Boston 6 to 1. Matchups included Washington in Chicago and Philadelphia in St Louis with New York facing Detroit and Boston facing Cleveland.
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Baseball scores from leagues across the nation
National League results include New York 8 over St. Louis 4 and Brooklyn 13 over Pittsburg 6. Chicago 6 Boston 2 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1. Cincinnati visits Boston and St. Louis visits Brooklyn. International League games: Baltimore 11 Toronto 0. Providence 8 Rochester. Newark 4 Buffalo 2. Jersey City 6 Montreal 9. American Association: Columbus 6 at St. Paul. Toledo 6 Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis 3 Louisville 1. Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 2. Southern results: New Orleans 0 Chattanooga 0. Birmingham 4 Montgomery 0. Atlanta 0 Memphis 5.
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Coast Champs Picked Omaha Fourth National Clay Court
In Omaha the field club hosted the second and third rounds of the fourth national clay court tennis tournament. Pacific Coast doubles champions Griffin and Strachan are favored for the semifinals along with Milton Hall New York Fred Harris Rattleboro and Joe Armstrong. Notable results included Drummond Jones St Louis defeating Beyer Grinnell Iowa and Roland Hoerr St Louis defeating Powell Omaha.
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Rattleboro
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Middle West
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St. Louis
H. L. Beyer
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Iowa
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R. Powell
Panthers Beat Temple in 6 4 Texas League clash
Temple drew about 1000 fans as Fort Worth beat Temple 6 to 4 in a hard hitting game. Fort Worth scored in each inning except one while Temple managed scattered runs. Batteries were McCafferty and Vance for Fort Worth and Bassler and Hopkins for Temple.
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Perez Brothers Rally to Beat Helena Tigers in 13 Innings
The Perez Brothers beat the Helena Tigers 13 to 10 after a 10 10 tie through nine innings. Perez and Guadalupe pitched well while Ed Domingue provided power. Batteries Domingue Perez Jr and Guadalupe Chavez and Gonzalez. F. and Dominguez umpired.
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Coast Teams Lead Gulf Coast League Race
Corpus Christi defeats Aransas Pass while Bishop and Kingsville split a double header changing the standings. Sinton holds the top spot with Corpus just one game back. Rockport also in the mix as Kingsville trails, Aransas Pass sits last. Next Sunday matchups feature Sinton at Corpus and Rockport at Kingsville.
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Arbitration board issues rules on minor league player sales
Auburn New York July 22 The national board of arbitration ruled on August 15 deadline for exercising option agreements and banned sales or releases within 20 days of major league drafting or club season end. It voids transfers between associations unless the player serves 20 days before major league draft. The board rejected Harry Weiser's claim against the Dallas club.
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National Board of Arbitration
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Baseball Comes to Arctic Alaska Town Amid Tidal Play
F Ogden Norwood of Ketchikan organized two baseball teams in a 2000-person Arctic Seaboard settlement near East Orange New Jersey where tides reach 20 feet. Shops close during games as players chase the ball on the beach with backstops and players at risk when the tide returns.
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Californian Johnston Tops TouChard at Longwood Cup Tennis
William Johnston, an 18 year old Californian, defeated Gustave Touchard in the second round at Longwood Cricket Club to advance in the Longwood cup. The match swung with Touchard leading 4-1 in the third set before Johnston won five straight games for a 2-6 11-9 6-4 victory. Eastern doubles championship starts today.
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San Franciscan
California
Gustave F. Touchard
Longwood Cricket Club
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Johnston
Argentine rifle team sails to U S to begin Perry trials
Argentine Republic riflemen, fifteen men led by Captain Juan Gallegoh, arrived in New York aboard the Varsari. They will proceed to Camp Perry for elimination matches to choose five shooters for the trophy contests at Camp Berry, Ohio, in August.
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Seniors Capture Y M A Indoor Championship In Slugfest
In a high scoring indoor baseball title match the Seniors defeated the Business Boys 14 to 13. Fuquay led the Seniors with seven hits, Causey and Arnold added four apiece, while Pieper and Hawser contributed to the tight late rally for the Business Boys. Bob Tinnin starred defensively for the Business Boys as the Seniors clinched the crown amid a lively crowd.
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Pete Hawser
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Almeida Sent to Minors by Toronto Trade
Almeida, the Cuban infielder who had been with the Cincinnati National League club, was released yesterday afternoon to the Toronto team of the International League, marking a move to the minors.
Wagner's uniform sought for Carnegie museum when he retires
Pittsburg July 22. Ho Nus Wagner may place his uniform and glove in the Carnegie museum. B W Holland museum superintendent wants to preserve baseball lore for posterity. He calls Wagner the most wonderful ball player ever known and says relics should represent ancient games in the museum.
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Pittsburg
Honus’ Wagner
Carnegie Museum
B. W. Holland
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