Turks Take Lead In Narrow 4 1 Victory Over Tigers
United Press report from Tacoma notes the Turks defeated the Tigers 4 to 1 as early leads held. Neal Ball, filling for injured stars, hit a homer and double, while Cleveland’s unassisted triple play is highlighted among minor league feats. Also recounted: Jack Johnson’s arrest for speeding, bond set at $26,000 in a humorous local incident.
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Oakland Ends Landsmen Streak With 1-0 Win in Portland
In Portland Ore July 30 Oakland snapped Land’s long winning streak by pitching a shutout noting they failed to score as Land remained blank in the game. The teams faced off in a Pacific Coast League contest with Oakland securing the victory.
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National League Batteries Split Squads and Names
The National League lineup lists Brown and Archer with Beebe and Phelps in one group while Moren, McQuillan and Doon join Phillips, Brandon, Leever and Gibson in another. The note mentions Philadelphia and a reference to see ree T O PIMBDUTE and a score-like fragment.
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Baseball Coaching Dilemma In Rainy Cleveland-N Y Game
Tip Wright recalls a late inning baserunning decision in a Cleveland NY match. Napless Hinchman stretched a long hit as the third baseman faced a one second call under wet conditions. Stallings says a different choice might have altered the outcome.
Baseball infield decision on throwing to prevent runners
In a scenario with a runner on second and the batter hitting to the outfield, the fielder should consider a bluff to the plate if a strong throw could deter scoring. If the fielding team has a safe lead, letting the run score and attempting a bluff throw may pressure the batter to attempt second base. A quick throw to first or second can still be used if it improves the chance of a double play, but otherwise play it safe and throw to second to prevent extra bases. The risk favors holding at second when the batter could reach home on a single, and a double play becomes likelier with a runner advancing from first to second. (To Be Continued.)
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City Cops Will Have Strong Ball Team
Sergeant Clarence G. Carr released the police ball squad aiming to defeat the firemen next Saturday at Dugilalo’s ball yard during the Florence Bromley benefit. He touts stellar pitchers Robert Haven and Bill Landon and recalls his own past pro career.
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Firemen's Baseball Teams Clash in Washington Match
An anxious fan recaps a colorful lineup for a Coast league style exhibition in Washington. Firemen led by Captain Carr field hitters J P Smith Tommy Wright Sergeant Bill Bear ing J L Jackson and Monty Hardin plus pitcher Kagan as the ref. The Boston Americans push a full pitching staff including Arellanes Burchell Cleotte Chech Nourse Papo Ryan Schluitzer Walter and Wood.
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Jeffries Berger feud and fight betting sentiment in San Francisco
The Ringsider reports rising bets and controversy over a Jeffries versus Jack Johnson bout. Public criticism targets Sam Berger for press statements and Jeffries for delaying a fight, with a $5,000 forfeit posted to bind the match. Lew Powell shows a 10 to 6 pick over Chick Hadeon as Dreamland preparations loom.
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Why Is Jimmy McGuire Sad In Oakland Memoir
Oakland July 30 Jim McGuire Cleveland American scout laments Ben Henderson, Oakland outlaw pitcher, loyal to Cleveland. Henderson refuses to desert his team, harming McGuire’s mood as Henderson tallies a world record stretch of 29 strikeouts in three consecutive games, a feat the opposition views as extraordinary.
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Catcher’s Mitt price list with leather types and sizes
A price list for D and M Catcher’s Mitts shows varying models with horsehide and calfskin palms, Benton tan leather backs, and enhanced reinforcements. Prices range from 1.00 to 6.50, highlighting No. 465 466, No. 35X and No. 660, 692, 613, 107, 94, 694, and 614 styles among others.
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Deaths of National League leaders spark grim pattern
Reports recount several baseball figures who died by their own actions over recent years. Harry Pulliam, Balti m ore pitcher Pete McNabb, Rowton's Martin Berger, Delehanty of Philadelphia, Ohio Brahl, Van Zante of Hinghamton, and others are noted. The NL lost its president and two club heads in quick succession.
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Baseball Challer and Park Fight Schedule in Seattle
The Tacoma team won again yesterday as Water and Light duel Municipals at Dugdale's park at 6:30. M Stanley Robison, St Louis Nation owner, will stay in Seattle till Monday. Nap Lajoie and Morgan are noted batters. a 15 round boxing card features Dutford, Harrison, and a postponed bout involving Silva and other fighters.
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Tennis champ Long defeats Hayes in storm interrupted match
Long of California defeated Hayes in two sets before a rain delay interrupted play at Lake Forest. Long led one set 6 4 before the storm halted action. the match resumed with Long winning 8 6 4. Hayes was the opponent as the western tennis championship progressed.
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