Oakland Triumphs In Doubleheader On Fluky 10th Inning
Oakland edged Seattle 8 7 in 10 innings to snap Seattle’s six game streak, then won 6 3 in the nightcap. Knight sparked the 10th inning rally with a double, a controversial dead ball ruling kept him safe at one point, and Geary fanned 11 as Oakland clawed back from early deficits.
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Miss Fortune
Jack Knight
Arlett
Knight
Stumpf
William
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Baldwin
Empire Casey
Babel
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Treasury
Wares
Lear- Geary
Lee Y
Geary
Besopee
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Deespecss
Ariett
Alten
Murphy
Miller
Dorman
eHtumpf
Zam- Murphy
Cooper
Knight Stolenurphy
Hidred
Kenworthy
Wile
R. Arlett
Credit View
Amood Holmes
Oakland Left Handers Shine In Doubleheader Wins
Oakland acquired Alten and Bortling from Cleveland. Alten pitched well in the first game while Herdling sparked the locals in the second. Murphy stole home in the second game and Bohne starred in the field, at the plate, and on the bases. Teams split a doubleheader with Oak taking two of four, while San Francisco and Salt Lake also traded wins in a rugged day of play.
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Oakland
Alten
Doc Bortling
Cleveland
Herdling
Kechling
Rod Murphy
Sammy Bohne
Baldwin
Dormer
Adame
San Francisco
Heals
Senators
Babe Ruth Clouts On Way to New World Home Run Record
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees hit his 27th homer, his third in three days, off Detroit pitcher Ehmke in the third inning as New York beat Detroit 6 to 5. He needs two more to tie and three to set a new mark of 29.
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Babe” Ruth
New York
Yankee
Ehmke
Detroit
Felix Club Beats Madisons in Star League
Jimmy Storey meets Travie Davis in a Seattle welterweight main event at the Arena on Wednesday night in a Coast week title bid. Davis holds the edge from a previous encounter, but Storey is rising, with both heavy training sessions wrapped at the Arena gym today. Semi windup features Army Welch and Val Sontag, plus Langford vs Pete and other bouts on the Northwest AL GC anniversary show.
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Jimmy Storey
Travie Davis
Everett Welter
Arena
Jimmy
Sir James
Seattle
James
Dixie Walker
Liberty Park
Davis
Storey
Hilly Wright
Billy Shade
Arena Gymnasium
Army Welch
Val Sontag
Tom
Sam Langford
Frank Pete
Zuru Kid
Sailor Borarth
Soldier Wooda
Sailor Allen
Ray Jose Ray Olympic hope who overcame typhoid to shine
jose ray a longtime middle distance runner from kanakee and indiana rose from a typhoid weakened youth to a dominant american and world record holder. he won eight american titles across four distances and holds the world indoor mile record. despite early doubt he returned to Chicago meets and plans to retire after the olympics. also notes a large 18 pound black mouth salmon caught by john g zager near todd’s shipyards
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Robert L. Ripley
Jote Ray
America
Jose Ray
Alboit
Attie
Jole
Ray
Joie
Nays
Kankakee
Indiana
Jhe Waa
Aerica
West Waterway
Todd
John G. Zager
Sound
Zayer
Star Tuesday Amateur City Swim Meet Planned
The Star plans city swimming meet for amateurs to be held at Crystal Pool. A committee will organize the event including Donald Vickers Crystal swimming instructor Dad Henry veteran official Farr Fry Crystal Swimming Club president and Al Goldsmith local American Amateur Union representative.
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Star's City
Star
Crystal Pool
Donald Vickers
Crystal
Shaner & Wolff Down Mikados at Woodland Park
Shaner and Wolff defeated the Mikados by 9 to 1 at Woodland Park yesterday. The winning pitcher struck out 11 and allowed eight hits.
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Anese
Mikados
Woodland Park
Lern
Atx Hita
Stanford Washington May Play in Stadium This Fall
Stanford and Washington may clash in the new Washington stadium on November 6 pending rapid construction. If progress continues, the venue could host the game earlier than planned, instead of the Dartmouth contest on November 27, per Graduate Manager Darwin Metserst.
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Stanford
Washington
Washington Stadium
Darwin Metserst
Dartmouth
Gotham Girl Breaks World Record in 100 Meter Freestyle
Ethelda Bleichtrey of the New York Women's Swimming Association set a new world record for the outdoor 100 meter freestyle, clocking 1 minute 12.36 seconds. Former record holder Fanny Durant lost the title with 1 minute 16.5 seconds.
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New York
Ethelda Bleichtrey
New York Women's Swimming Association
Fanny Durant
Chicago
Ray Kergeris
Los Angeles
Harry Hebner
Hebner
Egan Annexes N W Links Title
H Chandler Egan wins the Pacific Northwest amateur championship in Vancouver B C defeating Rudy Wilhelm in the final match. Both players from Oregon with Egan of Waverley club and Wilhelm of Portland Country club. Spectators witnessed high quality golf as the match swung and strategy showed on the Pacific Coast’s biggest event.
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Vancouver
B. C
H. Chandler Egan
Pacific Northwest
Rudy Wilhelm
Oregon Metropolie
Waverley Club
Portland
Rudy
Egan
Wilhelm
Clark Speira
Chandler
Vancouver golf stars shine in PNGA meet at Colweed
Johnnie Dreher led the successful Vancouver events as Canada and the U S clashed for years of tournament tradition. Johnstone and Mack defeated Mack and Hersh in an international battle while Mrs Sweeney won the ladies title 4 and 2 for Vancouver clubs Jericho and Shaughnessy Heights.
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Johnnie Dreher
Vancouver
PNGA
Johnnie
Johnstone
John Mack
Claremont
Cal
America
Dave Mack
Open Champon
Jimmie Hersh
Shaughnessy Heights
Burnaby
Canada
Big Regatta Opens Interlake Yachting Association Meet
Power cruisers racing from Rocky River near Cleveland to Erie Pennsylvania finished as the regatta opened in Erie. Handicaps will decide the power cruiser winner after officials arrive. In Des Moines Iowa twilight baseball gains ground as games attract strong patronage.
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Rocky River
Cleveland
Erie
Interlake Yachting Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Hibernians rout Alhambras on error filled Sunday
Erratic fielding and base running by the Alhambras helped the Hibernians win 15 to 1 on Walla Walla field. Bob Saunders struggled against a sluggish defense as the Broad way high school pitcher worked through the easy battering.
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Alhambras
Hibernians
Walla Walla Field
Bob Saunders
Saunders
Big golf meet at Memphis enters 200 golfers
Nearly 200 golfers entered in the qualifying round at the Memphis Country Club for the Western Golf Association championship. The 36-hole elimination requires today and tomorrow, with events featuring the Olympic cup in the first 18 holes of today’s play.
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Memphis
Memphis Country Club
Western Golf Association
Grahhans Athletes Show Quiet Behavior Now Roars Forth
In San Francisco Charley Grahham's athletes have been peaceful with officials but now vow to speak up like the Angels and Bees in future events. The shift signals tension between players and arbiters and hints at louder protests ahead.
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San Francisco
Charley Grahhan
Angels
Bees
Resolute Prepares for Key America’s Cup Races
Resolute, defending America’s Cup yacht, moored off Sandy Hook awaiting favorable weather for trial spins ahead of Thursday’s race with Lipton challenger Shamrock IV. The Lipton boat undergoes final work and will be towed out to the course. Resolute is a 2-to-1 favorite in the series set off Sandy Hook this week.
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New York
Resolute
Sandy Hook
Shamrock TV
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Rhamrock IV
Randy Hook
Allen defeats Neer to win Inland Empire singles title
Marshall Allen of Beattie defeats Phil Neer of Portland in the Inland Empire tennis finals with 6-3 1-6 6-4 6-2. Allen, UW's top man, defeats Stanford captain Neer. Doubles: Casey and Weilstin beat Allen/Tidmarsh 6-1 6-2 9-7. Mayme McDonald wins women's singles over Helen Huntington 64 61. McDonald and Wheaton win women's doubles over Mrs. Alexander and Miss Cowles.
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Spokane
Marshall Allen
Beattie
Phil Neer
Portland
Inland Empire
Allen
University of Washington
Neer
Stanford University
Pat Tidmarsh
Ray Casey
Weilstein
San Francisco
Mayme McDonald
Seattle
Helen Huntington
Mise McDonald
Miss Wheaton
Mrs. Alexander
Miss Cowles
Yank Davis Cup Team Is Winner Eastbourne
The American Davis cup team eliminated the French squad and earned the right to continue the fight for the international net trophy in Eastbourne. Columbia Colo is better.
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YANK
Eastbourne
Felix Club Stays In Run For Star League Title
Felix Club defeats Madison Park Juniors 16 to 8 at Walla Walla field to keep pace in Star League No 2. Bob Thorburn pitched well for Felix while Ted Abner led at bat with a homer and three other hits. Tailored Ready won by forfeit. Ballard Beavers and Mount Baker Juniors lead Star League No 1 with five wins.
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Mallard Reavers
Interbay Juniors
Mrock A
Mainier Vailey Jra
Ty Cubs
Greenwood Cubs
Taifored
Hat Feliz Club
Smewerees
Madison Park
Lavaller Club
Cseen
Mathier Heights
Columbia Blickers
Cress
Spartan A. C
Felix
Walla Walla Field
Stitt
Bob Thorburn
Park Boys
Ted Abner
Abner
Thorburn and Miller
Stitts
Adams
Ballard Beavers
Mount Baker
Columbia Field
Felix Club
Rainier Heights
Cleveland and Brooklyn Lead At Half Way
Cleveland holds a half game lead and Brooklyn sits one game ahead at the halfway mark of the major leagues. The National League shows rough balance with several teams shifting spots while the American League pursues Cleveland New York and Chicago as top contenders. Pitching appears the key factor for pennant chances in both leagues.
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Cnnce
New York
Ecacee Sascers
Chicago
Washington Eem
Bie Borton
Lule
Eeews
Ees Oh
Ais
Detroit Os
Philadelphia
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Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Mitchell
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Reds
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pirates
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Braves
Phils
Carpentier Sails for France to Meet Levinsky
Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion of Europe left New York with manager Delchamps for France. They expect a U S return in September to meet Battling Levinsky in New York. Carl Johnson, Michigan track star, named by Olympic committee but will not compete in trials. If you value your watch let Haynes repair it next to Liberty Theatre.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Delchamps
France
United States
Battling Levinsky
Ann Arbor
Carl Johnson
Michigan
Olympic Committee
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
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University of Missouri
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