McArthur Defeats Curry In Narrow Boxing Decision At Sioux City
Bantamweight Earl McArthur from Sioux City outpointed Connie Curry in seven of ten rounds in the main event at Mizzou Park. Curry was badly marked with a swollen eye and bleeding mouth as McArthur dominated mid rounds and finished strong to secure the decision amid a large crowd.
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Earl McArthur
Connie Curry
Tigers
American
Iarl McArthur
Sioux City
Connie Currie
Tom Brislane
Mizzou Park
Sioux
Curry
McArthur defeats Curry in ten round welterweight bout
The fight opened with Curry entering first at 10 25 wearing Trinity college colors, followed by McArthur amid strong crowds. Across ten rounds McArthur dominated with body and kidney blows. Curry fought hard though faded, with McArthur winning clearly on points.
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Mac Tad Curry
Reds Rally Past Giants 8 7 in 11th In Thrilling Show
Cincinnati defeats New York 8 to 7 in 11 innings after a late comeback. Vinelli drives in the decisive two runs while a pair of rallies and seven pitchers used highlight a dramatic game with 39 players involved.
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Cincinnati
Kelly
Vinelli
Reds
Giants
McGraw
Hendricks
Boxing card results from mayhem era showdowns
George Atwood stops Buddy Boyd in the first round. Ace Hudkins defeats Eddie DeBeau. Glenn Milligan and Jimmy Gill fight to a draw. Karl MiArthur bests Connie Currie.
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Milligan
Jimmy Gill
Ace Hudkins
DeBeau
George Atwood
Buddy Boyd
Eddie DeBeau
Glenn Milligan
Jimmy
Gill
Karl MiArthur
Connie Currie
Cubs Rout Braves Behind Milstead Strong Stint
Chicago power surge in a 7 to 1 victory as G H Milstead from Texas matches Abe Bush by repeating the stunt. Friberg and Hartnett hit homers for the Cubs while Tierney connected for the Braves. Box score notes Milstead, Yeargin, Benton and Yeorgin as pitchers with key defensive plays and base running highlights.
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Texas
Abe Bush
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Hartnett
Gibson
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Cunningham
Heathcote
Statz
Adams
Smith
Cotter
Boston
Milstead
Yeorgin
Benton
Yeargin
Rigler
Dodgers and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 21 Brooklyn won the first game 6 to 2 as Dazzy Vance earned his 16th victory while fanning four to reach 12 strikeouts. The Pirates won the second 4 to 2 as Kremer ended a four game skid and High’s 130 game errorless streak ended.
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Vance
High
Phillies Jump From cellar With 7-4 Victory Over Cards
Philadelphia tops St Louis 7 to 4 to climb from last to seventh in the standings. Haines allowed 15 hits as Pittsburgh errors labeled the defense. Two-base hits by Neis Maraville and a string of miscues defined a rough game for the Cards.
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Rudy Knepper Leads Sioux City In 70 Score Standings
The Western League and American and National Leagues show Rudy Knepper of Sioux City among leaders with 70 points. Standings include Omaha 58 33, Denver 54 40, St. Joe 52 40, and Tulsa 51 41 with various win loss records and team percentages.
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Sioux City
Carter Captures Lead in Western Amateur Golf Qualifying
Chicago July 22 Captain E F Carter of Flossmoor leads the western amateur golf championship qualifying with 34 35 69 for the first 18 holes as 151 golfers start the second 18. Four Chicago and St Louis players tie for second with 70, while thirty one players advance to match play and a 153 total may be needed to stay in the hunt.
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E. F. Carter
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Ireland
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
George Dawson
George Hacks
Rudy Knepper
Sums From a Quiet Schedule Across Teams
Team scores listed show varied results with no single game on the slate. Notable tallies include Philadelphia 7 over St Louis 4 and Louisville 9 to Kansas City 1 amid other matches such as Washington 16 over Chicago 2 and Detroit 9 over New York 7.
College and city matchups across major leagues
Des Moines faces Oklahoma City. Omaha plays Tulsa. Denver meets St. Joseph. Lincoln visits Wichita. St. Louis travels to Philadelphia. Cleveland eyes Boston. Detroit goes to New York. Chicago hosts Washington. Philadelphia visits St. Louis. New York at Cincinnati. Boston meets Chicago. Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh. Indianapolis travels to Milwaukee. Louisville at Kansas City. Toledo at St. Paul. Columbus at Minneapolis.
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Washington
Home Run Leaders From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s fast pitches highlight home runs by Honus Traynor of Pittsburgh in the second game, Marty Hartnett of Chicago in the sixth, and a Tierney blast for Boston in the seventh. Also notable were Hodopp of Indianapolis in the fifth and High of Columbus in the seventh for their respective leagues.
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Hartnett
Chicago
Tierney
Boston
Hodopp
Indianapolis
High
Columbus
Watching the Scoreboard from Yesterday's Baseball
Johnny Bassler led the Detroit Tigers with five straight singles helping a 9 to 7 win over the New York Yankees. Dazzy Vance earned his 15th victory as the Brooklyn Robins beat the Pirates, then Pittsburgh tied it 4 to 2. The Red Sox suffered a ninth straight loss 2 to 1 to the Indians. Zachary shut down the White Sox as the Senators prevailed 16 to 3. The Cubs extended their streak to six by beating Boston.
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Robins
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Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Uhle
Cleveland Indians
Zachary
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Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Boxing Verdict Sparks Crowd Debate at Fifth Festival
A crowd dispute over last night's main event split opinion on the winner as McArthur reportedly knocked Connie Curry into defeat. Curry showed a battered eighth and tenth round, with a swollen right eye and heavy body punches, before exiting the ring.
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McArthur
Connie
Currys
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Mac
Res
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Acuin McArthur
Tigers Defeat World Champion Yankees In Hectic Fostered Game
Detroit tops New York 9 to 2 before a 15,000 crowd, cutting the Yankees lead to a half game. Earl Whitehill pitched well despite early trouble, while Johnny Bassler and Earl Blue sparked the Tigers offense with multiple hits. Msel, for the Yankees, collected a triple and two doubles as the game stretched 2 hours 40 minutes.
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Earl Whitehill
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Bush
Detroit
Johnny Bassler
Earl Blue
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Yanks
Bert Cole
Tiger Hurle
Browns defeat Athletics 4 to 2 as Rommell stops Browns rally
In Philadelphia on July 21 the Browns held off the Athletics 4 to 2. Heimach left the mound for St. Louis after being driven from the hill. Errors by Smith Hornsby Bottomley and Flack marred the game as a late Oakland attempt failed. Ford Cooney and Har were among those credited with two-base hits.
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Trubbell
Henline
Haines
Srrors
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Hornsby
Bottomley
Flack
Fale
Ford
Cooney
Har
Baseball notation notes a game with hits and errors
A compact box score snippet lists players like Wrightstone Bottomley Hene line Schultz Dyer and Harper with a three base hit and Holke a home run. Sacrifices by Haines and Holke and a double play Smth to Cooney are noted while Philadelphia left 8 on base to St Louis 7 and Hubbell and Haines issued walks.
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Uhle Tops Ehmke In Pitchers Duel as Indians Edge Red Sox 2-1
Boston falls 2-1 to Cleveland after Uhle-wil present duel. Speaker drives in the decisive ninth inning run, with Sewell’s sacrifice and Myatt's RBI single setting the score. Box shows Cleveland 2 runs 9 hits 1 error. Boston 1 run 7 hits 2 errors.
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Senators Rout White Sox as Lyons Struggles Plague Chicago
Washington crushed Chicago 12 to 2 in a July 21 game. Ted Lyons endured rough innings as Washington pounded him early, with Goslin Falk and Ruel delivering key hits. Zachary yielded a costly late shutter as the Nationals tallied six runs in the first inning and continued the onslaught.
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Sox
Baseball play description with illegal pitch rule notes
The text describes a runner stealing home as the pitcher on the rubber delivers a ball to the catcher after signaling. It states a legal pitch if the pitcher delivers while on the rubber and the batsman may strike at the ball. It notes the pitcher must disengage the rubber before throwing to the catcher for a legal steal attempt.
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