Bears Rally As Bolden Shuts Door In Road Trip Opener
Houston Bears edge San Antonio as Bolden stifles hitters while Belden, Tullos, and Connolly deliver timely hits. Darringer, Bailey, and Gross contribute key plays in a high scoring contest over two teams on the field for a nineteen day road swing.
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Johnny Verbout
Houston
Buffs
Bill Bolden
Jell Houston
Tullos
Johnny Nee
Tocal
Baggen
Bowen
Miller
Tviles
Ing
Connolly
Henry
Blades
Grose
Hraska
Tiaggan
Bagsan
Bears
Belden
Bove
Haggan
Fuller
Eccund
Take
Bulls
Noah Ha
Largan
Harringer
Bailey
Whiteman
Bolden
Raggar
Visco
Gross
Doyle
Arrose
Hiffert
KW Bolden
Miller Wan
Bellen
Miller Topieg
Taggan
Voring Olden
Houwaton
Ene Minster
Weses
San Antonio
Verhout
Dpoo
Foustott Seesseree Teertereerts
Raplee, Miller and
Tous Weeeresmers
Indiane
Marines Defeat Wichits Palls in Munson Led Rally
Four Marines players produced half the runs as Munson's squad powered to a 4 to 2 victory over Sewell, Braman, and Braman’s team. Bescher and others contributed in a tense game on Friday, with notable hits and defensive plays securing the win.
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Pallis
Munson
Callax
Sewell
Wichits
Palls
Bescher
Tars
H. WE
Goo
Hatir P Sewell
Jewarand Binemis
Cute Ery
Boburtsan
Moore's Matting Wins in Fast Solo Display
Silhouetted by a rugged meet, Moore's matting claims victory as Watert and Pate trade early leads. Wasted hits and a high pace open with a flurry of moves, while Moore holds steady to finish in three takings.
Grubb Breaks It Up In Ninth To Earn Knights Victory
In Galveston Texas on July 23 Grubb pitched with Distel on base in the ninth and Knights of the Sand Crabs edged Beaumont 2 to 1. Grubb and Distel combined for the key outs as the Knights won the pitchers duel.
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Galveston
Tex
Grubb
Distel
Knights of the Sand‘Crabs
Beaumont
May
Alexander
Buight
O'Brien
Baseball notes from Texas League and major leagues recap
Ross of Beaumont is released after being purchased from Portland. McQuillen and Glazer duel in Pirates doubleheader. Font and Wheat star for Boston and St Louis. Deal Grimes homer as Cubs top Phillies. Luguer loses to Giants. Cleveland and New York Yankees push for AL leadership as Sotheron to start for Cleveland and Hoyt for New York amid Ruth knee scare.
Speaker to quit baseball for business after career
Cleveland, July 23. Manager Trig Speaker of the Cleveland Americans said he will never be a bench manager and plans to enter business after retiring from baseball. He aims to start soon, despite enjoying the game, due to the body’s wear from 15 years of professional play. Speaker previously joined Dana-Afcarthy Construction as a stockholder with an active role after retirement, but has not decided on quitting next season. A separate report from Greenport notes a body found may be Arthur Irwin, former manager, washing ashore near Port Terry on Plow Island after vanishing from the steamship Calvin Austin last Friday.
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Trig Speaker
Tiia
Indians
James (. Doan
Cleveland Americas Wam
Dana-AfcCarthy Construction Company
Speaker
Lunn
Dunn
Titan
Irvin's
Greenport
Arthue Irwin
Kanwar City
Calvin Austin
New York
Bovton
Port Terry
Plow Island
Fitzsimmons and Salmer Draw In Tight Bout
In Oklahoma City on Friday night Fitzsimonsix of Oklahoma City and Kid Palier of El Paso boxed to a ten round draw. The referee ruled no winner as the verdict was disputed and papers hailed that Palier had the edge.
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Fitzsimmons
Salmer
Oklahoma City
Ola
Young Fitzsimunesix
Kid Palier
EL Paso
Mit Meninghis
Lalhier
Barnes Wins Open Golf Title By Three Strokes
James Barnes of Telham Bay Club won the national open at Columbia Country Club with 288 strokes for 72 holes. Closest rivals included Bobby Jones and Emil Loeffler, as Barnes displayed consistent play and superb putting to lift the cup from President Harding. He earned a gold medal and $550 in cash.
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Desire
James
Jim”Barnes
Telham Bay
New York
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Robert
Bobby” Jones
Atlanta
Wlwee
Alex Smith
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Et Toungstown
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George “Dutcan
Clarencé ‘Hackney
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England
Emil Loeffler
Pittsburg
A. T. Hackbarts
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Avang
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Minneapolis
Buffalo
Chick” Evans
George Duncan
Fred McLeod
McLeod
Walter Hagen
Harding
Columbia
Howard S. Whitney
United States Golf Association
Baines
Hagen
Jack Hutchinson
Heller
Ane Meland
Barnes’ Club
Arena used for church services in Seaside summer colony
New York July 22. A boxing arena in Seaside Rockaway Long Island serves as a place of worship for thousands of Catholic summer vacationists. Father Joseph B. Brady obtained permission to use the arena when Catholics in the summer colony grew to over 15,000. The St. Camillus church could not accommodate all, with seven Masses held each Sunday. After the fifteenth encounters of the weekday, ringside space becomes an altar in the middle of the refined canvas.
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New York
Seaside
Rockaway
Long Island
Rew
Joseph B. Drady
Areva
St. Camillus
Hatch and Cordell win municipal net doubles title
Hatch and Cordell, tennis champions of Bratenridge Park, captured the municipal net doubles crown in the first city tennis tournament. The event closed Friday with exciting play and strong defense, medals donated by local sporting goods firms, and plans for the city championship in September.
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Robert FE. Hatch
George E.’ Cordell Aire
Sen. Antonio
Bratenridge Park
Grn
Willia Canarro
Claire
Rey ‘Aquay
Mu Ul Igat Awets
Paris Welcomes Carpentier After Heavyweight Bid
Georges Carpentier drew a hero’s reception in Paris after his failed bid to claim the world heavyweight title. At St. Lazare station crowds surged, crushing doors and windows as he was carried along Rue Londres and urged by fans. Police routed the throng, guiding him to a taxi for the rest of his journey. Carpentier arrived from New York to spend several weeks in France before a planned return to the United States in the fall.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
St. Lazare
Carpentier
Rue Londres
Carpentier Aolitely
Harrerday
New York
France
United States
Bears Sign Pitcher Herbert Who Tossed for Nashville
E. Torbert, a right handed pitcher, has been signed by the San Antonio baseball club. Herbert pitched for Nashville in the Southern Association, winning thirteen games and losing eight. He has been playing Independent ball since that season and will join the Bears upon returning home.
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E. Torbert
San Antonio Baseball Club
H. d. Lensen
Herbert
Nashville
Southern Association
IMIG
Harlingen
del Couchmen
Jim Lowell
Voerbert
Horners
The
Bears
Tie
World record six heats in 2310 or better trotting event
Alpena Michigan on July 23 reports Herbelwyn driven by Hal Gewin set a world mark by trotting six heats in 2.09, 2.10 and other times on a half mile track. The prior record of four heats was held jointly by Herbelwyn and Whalan.
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Alpena
Mich
Wesday
Herbelwyn
Hal Gewin
Whlan
Jokers Leave City for Stockdale Series in Sutherland Springs
The Jokers plan to depart Sunday to play Stockdale at Sutherland Springs. Manager reports two new players join the squad to bolster the train. Green and Geiley to handle batteries on Sunday.
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Stockdale
Sutherland Springs
Jokers
Stockdale Nine
Green
Geiley
Lightweight clash ends in twelve round draw in Fort Worth
Bolbie Green of San Antonio and Freddie Hill of Bert Worth lightweights battled twelve rounds in Fort Worth on Friday night, ending in a draw. Hill injured his hand early in the contest.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bolbie
Green
San Antonio
Freddie Hill
Bert Worth
Hill
Cinelenati and Aly Za lead quirky Home team to first win
The First Three Home Cinelenati Ono and Aly Za introduce a playful animated baseball league roll called Vertooh Rollers. The piece outlines its whimsical origins and notes the team’s surprising initial victory establishing a lighthearted sports milestone.
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Cinelenati
Ono
Aly Za
Houston Pitcher Robertson Placed on Voluntary List
A decipherable fragment reports pitcher Dick Robertson of the Houston team being placed on the voluntary list after a 8 to 7 loss where early homers by opponents marked the game. The suspension is described as pending renewal of his pitching form and he was allowed to return home for several weeks.
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Houston
Dick Robertson
Orp
Tex
Wague
Willl
Standings of clubs and Friday results across leagues
Friday results show several interleague matchups with scores across major leagues. Pittsburg swept Boston, Chicago defeated Philadelphia, and Cincinnati edged New York while New York beat Cincinnati again. Other fixtures include Brooklyn over St Louis and Chicago at Philadelphia with varied box scores.
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Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Luque
Hargrave
Douglas, Causey and Smith
Brooklyn
Louia
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Perlica
Dihnefer
Cadore
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St. Louis
Chicago Tone Ag
Philadelphiac
Friday's Results at Kingavilla and Rabstown Relayed
Paris July 28 X-ray labs found not dangerous to persons in adjacent rooms per a report to the Academy of Medicine. A commission reviewed claims that X-rays could injure workers and found such concerns ill founded.
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Kingavilla
Rabstown
Ge Scout
Paris
Academy of Medicine
Vietoport
Cocent
Academy
Raya
Fiume Trade Slumps Amid Balkan Port Disputes
Fiume lingers in the doldrums as resumption of its famed trade stalls. A Yugoslav led effort aims to mobilize Dalmatian steamers to New York, while Italian port merger plans are rejected, with Yugoslavs asserting sovereignty over Brrosenal and nearby towns in line with the Rapallo treaty.
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Daly
Dugentayia
Amery
Miume
Fiume de
Jugoslavia
Spit
Raguen
Cattara
New York
Flume
Fhine
Harons
Jugoslavs
Brroensal
Huwak
Rapalh
War Talk In Japan Ridiculed By Orator Of Nippon
Tokyo July 28 Ex speechmakers discuss relations with the United States and Japan’s wartime talk. The article notes misunderstandings of Japan in the West, Japan China military accords, and the Siberian intervention, where Japan sent far more troops than America. It argues thoughtful Americans doubt a war between Japan and the United States.
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Nippon
Tokio
Saburo Shintada
Wendell Phillips
Japan
Nichinich Shimbun
United States
United &T
Korea
China
Iti
Germany
America
Siberia
Janda
Americana
Janam
Spendthrift Russians Strain Aid Efforts in Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople describe Russian refugees exhausting funds in luxury before drifting into squalor. American relief workers note Russians are wasteful with both their own money and that of others, prompting repeated loans and further debts. A Russian general with seven daughters spent large sums seeking escape to Paris, mortgaging estates and sending money to wives and daughters, only to rack up more loans as families linger in limbo awaiting aid.
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Constantinople
Propristora
Paris
United States
Moser
Uwe
Ciflix
Tore
Wen
Tarix
Imperia
Bot
Americans Helped by Russian Landlord in Charged Seaside Dinner
An American navy officer and fellow travelers faced eviction but were aided by a sympathetic Russian landlord who provided funds and champagne at a seaside table. The scene saw Americans relying on hospitality amid tensions, with the officer joining in the meal before departures.
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Chicago
Batt
Champligne
French farmer killed in field as guardsman fires
Fragmentary OCR shows a farmer being mortally wounded by a bullet to the head during a firing incident. Report mentions a prank or jokers removing a cartridge from a rifle and a guard or worker involved in the event. No clear dates, names, or locations are legible.
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Ianie
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