Seaton Slips Smashes Old Time Goose Egg in Game Before Big Crowd
Seattle Seals rout San Francisco in a baseball win before a large crowd. Seals splash five stolen bases while Caveney tops with a double and a triple. Seattle pitcher Seaton shines as San Francisco struggles to mount offense.
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Rainiers
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Jimmy Caveney
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Ca- Schick
Cisco
Casey
Long Pokes Proved Useless to Angels
July 18 report from Angeles states Vernon scored two runs with long pokes but Angels won 4 to 3 despite the innings. Crandall and Boles contributed on defense and offense while the battery for Vernon struggled to capitalize.
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Angeles
Los Batteries
Vernon
Crandall
Boles
Senators Come Up From Rear and Win
In MENTO on July 18 Sacra bunched hits in the seventh to pull away and win. Kremer and Elliott, Larkin and Cook featured for the Oaks as the team rallied from behind to claim victory.
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Senators
Mento
R. H
Kremer
Elliott
Larkin
Cook
Strike Me Pink This Wins D. S. C. Shades of Ty Cobb
The article notes English professional cricketers enjoy ping pong in idle moments and prize elimination contests in the sport. It highlights J. B. Hobbs as a top professional with a boomerang ping pong drive that returns the ball before the opponent can touch it.
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Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Pop Anson
England
J. B. Hobbs
Nolan Is Still Going Up in Local Games
W. Nolan in Playground tourney defeated Vanderlas 0-6 6-3 6-4 in the feature match amid a full Thursday slate. Several results listed include Kelchner and Foley over Roses and Cruz by default and Castaneda edging Pigott 6-4 5-7 6-2 with late evening pairs scheduled.
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Roses
Cruz
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Eason
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Hills
Schlanger
Castaneda
Pigott
International polo may be played again next year
The American Polo Association announced a challenge for an international match for next year and left the decision to the English. Several British players who faced the Americans in the last championship before the war have been killed.
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New York
American Polo Association
Bees Take Second Game From Webbers
Salt Lake City game summary notes Portland holding a three run lead before Salt Lake tied in the sixth. Stroud pitched well for Salt Lake as they won 8 to 6. Batteries: Stroud and Leverenz for Salt Lake and Byler and Spencer for Portland.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Stroud
Popumre Seseiceue
Leverenz
Byler
Spencer
Oldham
Koehler
Mike O'Dowd Knocks Out Al McCoy in St Paul Bout
St Paul middleweight champion Mike O'Dowd defeated former champion Al McCoy with a knockout in the third round of a ten round world title bout in St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mike O'Dowd
al McCoy
Brooklyn
Rockford to Host One-Day Auto Race for 3000 Dollar Purse
Rockford Illinois has secured sanction from the International Motor Contest to stage a one day automobile race meet on Wednesday August 6. The event offers a purse of three thousand dollars.
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Ilinois
Rockford
Musser Traded From Des Moines To Red Sox
Paul Musser ace of Des Moines Western league team is traded to the Boston Red Sox for southpaw Winn from Boston.
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Iowa
Paul Musser
Boston Red Sox
Southpaw Winn
Boston
World’s Greatest Flying Fish Leads American Swim Team
Roy Grove recalls Norman Ross as a standout aviator and swimmer in the Inter Allied Games in Paris. Ross won five championships for the A E F, topping long, middle, and short distance races plus back stroke and freestyle, aiding a strong American lead and defeating rivals including W Longworth. He contributed in water polo and helped the relay, holding seven world amateur records in the United States.
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Roy Grove
Norman Ross
America
Paris
Ross
Australia
W. Longworth
United States
Stefansson’s Arctic trapshooting and prelims in 1910s era
Stefansson the explorer favored the scattergun carrying a handtrap for trapshooting on his Arctic expeditions. The piece notes growing outdoor interest with 195 trap clubs active by June and 217 clubs reactivating after wartime suspensions. It reports upcoming auctions and tournaments including the Northwestern Mutual Life trapshooting event in New York and the grand American handicap in Chicago.
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Stefansson
Stefanmson
Arctic Circle
Northwestern Mutual Tife Insurance Company
New York
Chicago
Frave
Majors May Leave Minors in the Soup
The National League declared it will not cooperate with the minor leagues unless the draft privilege is restored. A minor league committee said majors would not permit future drafting by the minors. Most major magnates attended the meeting. St Louis and Cincinnati were absent. The July 6 Pittsburgh–Cincinnati game was voided and will be replayed in Cincinnati, July 27 or 28, or August 25. The proposed schedule increase from 140 to 154 games was rejected.
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H. C. Hamilton
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Reds
Western Stars Survive in Chicago Tennis Championship
William Johnston and Robert Kinsey, Californians, are the only two Westerners to survive the sixth round of the ninth annual clay courts championships in Chicago. L. Harry Wardner of Winnetka, Ill, pushed Johnston to the limit before the veteran prevailed. William T. Tilden Jr., the 1918 champion, defeated Axel Graven in a spirited contest.
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William Johnston
Robert Kinsey
L. Harry Wardner
Winnetka
Ill
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William T. Tilden
Axel Graven
Chehalis Rod and Gun Club Joins State Sportsmen Assn
The Chehalis Rod and Gun club voted to join the State Sportsman's Association at a local meeting. The club will cooperate with the state body and other agencies to preserve the game of the state.
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Chehalis
Chehalis Rod and Gun Club
State Sportsman's Association
Milwaukee bids for Dempsey Carpentier bout
Milwaukee match maker T. S. Andrews of the Dream City A. C. bids to stage the Dempsey Carpentier fight next winter at the Auditorium in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Wis
T. S. Andrews
Dream City A. C
Major League Scoreboard Snapshot July 18 Updates
Brooklyn and Philadelphia games report varied outcomes with late innings and pitching details. Boston vs Pittsburgh postponed due to wet grounds. a tropical cucumber note appears in the same column.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Englishman Wins 20 Round Bout Over U S Battler
Jimmy Wilde of England defeated Pat Moore of Memphis on points after a hard fought 20 round match in London. Moore bloodied Wilde in round four and sought a knockout late, with Gen Pershing and the Prince of Wales in attendance.
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Jimmy Wilde
England
Pat Moore
Memphis
Tenn
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Moore
Prince of Wales
Gen. Pershing
Royal Box
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Prince Albert
Thirteen States Enter Dobbins for Cheyenne Race Meet
Before the 20 day meet at Frontier park Cheyenne Wyoming opening August 2 more than 300 thoroughbred horses will be in stables. Already 200 horses are at the park with more arriving from Maryland Illinois Nevada Montana Nebraska California Kentucky Texas Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and Utah. Jockey Lilly of Latonia Kentucky among early arrivals states six carloads of thorobreds will be shipped to Cheyenne. Cheyenne Thoro-bred Breeders association officers include C W Riner president John J McInerny vice president treasurer W W Finn manager John O Talbott secretary and assistant treasurer and directors C B Irwin L B LaFountain Charles W Hirsig.
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John C. Talbot
Denver
Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association
Sheridan
Z. Barnett
C. H. James
Wyoming
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San Diego
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George Walters
Sidney
Neb
Lilly
Latonia
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L. B. LaFountain
Charles W. Hirsig
Seattle Water Men Off for Northwest Championship Swim
Thirteen swimmers from Crystal Pool departed with Donald Vickers to contest the Northwest championship in Victoria this Saturday.
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Crystal Pool
Donald Vickers
Victoria
McGregor the Great Wins Columbia Hotel Purse at Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on July 18 McGregor the Great from the Cox stable trotted to victory in the $3,000 Columbia hotel purse. He won in straight heats with easy effort posting times of 2:06, 2:05 and 2:07 for the 2:13 standard trot.
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Mich
McGregor the Great
Cox Stable
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