LeRoy Kayoes Jack Currie in First Round Boxing
In the Cudahy Athletic club show at Recreation hall LeRoy from Fargo knocked out Jack Currie of Kansas City in 1 minute 20 seconds of a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout. Currie fell after a three punch flurry and was unable to recover as LeRoy mixed left jabs to the jaw with swift hooks and a final right cross.
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Aussie LeRoy
Fargo
N. C
Jack Currie
Kansas City
Cudahy Athletic Club
Recreation Hall
Currie
LeRoy
Carrie
Billy Petrolle
S. D
Worley
Hastings
Neb
Petrolle
Dubbs
Bobby Slater
Bobby Jubbs
Paul Leidy
Slater
Jubbs
Last of the Old Time Backer Jimmy Wakely Dies
Jimmy Wakely, famed backer of John L Sullivan and manager of a New York cafe, died early last month after a turbulent career. He helped draw the color line for Sullivan, bet large sums on fights, and later saw his fortune dwindle to ruin after charitable payouts and a stroke twelve years earlier.
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Jimmy Wakely
John L. Sullivan
Wakely
New York
Jim Corbett
John L
Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Brooklyn
Jimmy
Ruth Delivers Homer In 14th To Beat White Sox
Babe Ruth homered in the 14th inning to break a 4 to 4 tie and lift the Yankees past the White Sox. Connally pitched well for Chicago with 9 strikeouts as Ruth added two fanned outs. Ruth also homered yesterday in a late win over Detroit.
Meu sel's Single Seals 5 4 Giants Victory Over St Louis
New York July 26 Irish Meu sel Giants clean up man delivers a decisive seventh inning single scoring two runs to edge St Louis 5 to 4. Freigau and Dickerman bat for others in ninth with miscues by Jackson. Two-base hits by Young and Troh.
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New York
Meusel
Giants
St. Louis
Freigau
Dickerman
Jackson
Young
Giants favored in the National League pennant race
Billy Evans declares the New York Giants the class of the field and likely NL representative in the World Series while American league outlook remains open With Ty Cobb and Miller Huggins voicing hopeful but cautious assessments the race could still hinge on pitching and schedule breaks as October approaches
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New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Cobb
Huggins
St. Louis Beats New York 9-3 Behind Watson’s Win
Watson earns the win as St Louis defeats New York 9 to 3. Blades steals, double plays orchestrated by Jackson Frisch and Kelly, and walks to Dickerman and Struckout totals shaped the game. Umpires listed as Kicm and Wilson.
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New York
ST Louis
Akhtpoa Young
Smith
Firsch
Holm
Wilson
Hor'by
Meusel
Botley
Kelly
Blades
Jac’ On
SiCooney
Ss Groh
Gonz’ Les
C Snyder
Frei‘au
Dick'an
Watson
P 'E Mueller
Flack
Gonzales
Hornsby
Jackson
Frisch
Dickerman
St. Louis
Kicm and
Griffith Delivers Walk-Off Heroics In Dodgers 3 2 Win
In Brooklyn on July 26, Tommy Griffith hit a ninth inning home run to lift the Dodgers to a 3 2 victory over the Reds. Benton pitched in relief and Grimes fanned ten. Critz and High collected multiple hits, with Brown adding a two-base hit. Bressler Mitchell and Bohne stole bases amid double plays and defensive feats. Umpires were McCormick Pfirman and Hart.
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Jones
Scott
McClelan
Connally
Schang
Colling
Creo Od Esdoe
Ruth
Witt
Collins
Kamm
Mostil
Archdeacon
Meusel
Sheely
Pennock
Gaston
Ward
Pipp
McClellan
Evans
Nallin
Brooklyn
Tommy Griffith
Dodgers
Reds
Benton
Cincinnati
Brown
Critz
High
Griffith
Bressler
Mitchell
Bohne
Pinelli
Grimes
Pirates Sweep Boston With 14th Inning Triumph
Pittsburgh rallies to beat Boston 7 to 6 in 14 innings. Earl Smith drives a double in the 14th and scores on Cooper's single after O Neill and Powell tie game with a ninth inning homer. Errors by Carey Meadows McInnis Lane aid both sides in a tense extra inning finish.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
O'Neill
Powell
McNamara
Earl Smith
Cooper
Meadows
McNamera
Barnes
Carey
McInnis
Lane
Stengel
Tierney
E. Smith
Grimm
Orifice Carey
Bigbee
Wright
Padgett
R. Smith
Ne' Ville
Keen Holds Phillies to Seven Wide Blows
Keen limited Philadelphia to seven hits as the Chicago Cubs beat the Quakers 5 to 1. Barrett hit a homer for Chicago. Hartnett, Henline, and Harper added two base hits. Smith and Mitchell pitched for the Phillies and Cubs respectively, with six walks issued by Keen and one by Smith. Time 1:48.
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Keen
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Quakers
Sand
tRan
Mohan
Chicago
Hartnett
Henline
Harper
Hlome
Barrett
Friberg
Adams
Hollocher
Ford
Holke
Phil’ Dei Uphia
Statz
Par
Wil Ms
Fr’erg
Schultz
Miller
Wri'ne
Vogel
Undefined Battery Listings and Dealers
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple battery dealer names and pairings such as Wetzel and Dougan Blae holder and Crosby and Voorhies and Whaling Gregory and Wales. Oklahoma City appears amid numbers. other entries include Koupal and Wilder Allen and Hale. The readable items resemble a catalog of battery suppliers with associated codes and figures.
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Wetzel and
Dougan
Blaeholder
Crosby
Voorhies
Whaling
Gregory
Wales
Allen and Hale
R. H. E. Dove
Ruth At Bat Sequence Provides Sporadic Plate Actions
The report lists Ruth's at bats across innings with grounded out in the first, a second inning grounder, a bunt in the fourth, a walk in the sixth, an error in the eighth, and a strikeout in the ninth.
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Fame
Red Sox top Browns 4 to 2 in St Louis
Lee Fohl's Boston team with Ehmke pitching beat the St Louis Browns 4 to 2. Wingard homered for the Browns as Ehmke held St Louis to six hits through seven innings and gained the victory. Two-base hits by McManus Boone and Harris and a double play trio noted among the miscues.
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Lee Fohl
RED Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Ehmke
St. Louis Browns
Wingard
St. Louisians
Gerber
Severeid
McManus
Boone
Harris
Ezzell
Wambeganss
Shanks
Sisler
Robertson
Fullerton
Boston
Southpaw Bests Zachary in Duel in Cleveland
Indian southpaw Sherry Smith pitched a two to nothing win over the Washington Senators in Cleveland. Tris Speaker hit a first inning homer and Burns Judge and Smith contributed two-base hits. Smith worked 7 2 3 innings with 8 hits and 2 runs allowed. Zachary lasted 7 2 3 with 8 hits and 2 runs. Connolly and Nallim umpired.
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Cleveland
Sherry Smith
Washington Senators
Zachary
Senators
Tris Speaker
Martina
Washington
Burns
Judge
Smith
Speaker
Harris
Umptres
Connolly
Nallim
Rice
M'‘ulty
Letbold
Summa
Ae Bluege
Ker
Goslin
J.se’ell
L.se’ell
Rue
Ste’son
Ee Peck
Lutzke
Marina
Taylor
Miller
Tigers Edge Athletics In 11th Inning Win
Detroit's Tigers maintained first in the league by winning the series opener over the Athletics 5 to 4 in 11 innings. The game featured a late rally and extra frames to decide the verdict.
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Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia In Long Ball Battered Game
Detroit edges Philadelphia 4 to 0 after 11 innings as Stoner and Heimach each allow 11 hits. Dykes, Blue, and Sto ner lead with two base hits while Blue swipes a bag. Stolen bases by Blue and Holloway. Errors credited to Bishop Dykes and Trallowas. Umpires Dineen and Ormsby.
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Holloway
Bishop
Trallowas
Rigney
Woodall
Philadelphia
Lamar
Stoner
Blue
Heimach
Burke
Miller
Heilmann
Detroit
Haney
Hauser
Harris
ball—Perkins, Umptires
Dineen and
Ormsby
Standings snapshot from Western and Major Leagues
Western League and American National and other leagues show team records and winning percentages. Key leaders include Omaha and Tulsa in the Western League, Detroit and New York in the American, and New York and Chicago in the National League, with several other standings for the American Association and related circuits.
Baseball Scores From Western and National Leagues
Western League results include Wichita 3 Denver 1, Lincoln 13 St Joseph 3, Omaha 8 Oklahoma City 5, Des Moines 1 Tulsa 4, Washington 0 Cleveland 2, Boston 4 St Louis 2, New York 5 Chicago 4 in 14 innings, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 5 in 11. National League Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 3, St Louis 4 New York 5, Chicago 5 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 7 Boston 6 in 14 innings. American Association St Paul 4 Minneapolis 3, Toledo 2 Columbus 3, Louisville 4 Indianapolis 13, Milwaukee 14 Kansas City 8.
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Western
Pet
Omaha
Okla
City
Tulsa
Wichita
Denver
Lincoln
St. Joe
D. Maines
L Pet
Detroit
Chicago
N. York
Cleveland
Washton
Phila
St. Louis
Boston
National League
Pedt
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pitts
Rgh
American Association
WIT. Pet
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Minne Lis
Kan. City
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Philadolphia
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Pepmenpolio
East-West Basketball Matchups Across Cities
Des Moines faces Tulsa and Lincoln confronts St. Joseph while Omaha travels to Oklahoma City and Denver visits Wichita. Boston meets St. Louis and Washington plays Cleveland with Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Chicago. St. Louis versus New York and Cincinnati versus Brooklyn complete the slate along with other non scheduled games in the league.
Association game summaries show varied team scores
The report lists multiple games with team abbreviations and battery pairings. Columbus, Minneapolis, Louisville, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Kansas City appear with final tallies and battery crews such as Scott and Schulte for Columbus and Merritt and Dixon for Minneapolis.
Connie Mack Trusts Three Third Basemen at Athletics
Philadelphia July 26 The Athletics field three strong third basemen with Jimmy Dykes fluctuating to second base as Connie Mack tests Rhonda as the current starter. Dykes once labeled a rising star remains valuable for his arm but is not anchored at third. Sammie Hale’s 50000 purchase failed to meet expectations and faded from favor.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Connie Mack
Sammie Hale
Mack
Rhonda
Lamb Holds Western Bat Lead in League Standings
Lamb and Lelivelt of Tulsa and Miller of St. Joseph lead the Western league batting race as Miller climbs from 11th to eighth. Dunning and Cullo p of Omaha and Washburn of Tulsa also show strong numbers while OBrien of Denver improves to fifth. Tulsa leads team batting with Wichita and Denver close behind. Oklahoma City remains best in fielding. Blaeholder of Tulsa is top pitcher with nine wins, three losses.
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Lamb
Lelivelt
Tulse
Miller
St. Joseph
Pope
Lefive
Dunning
Wichita
Ostyuane
Cullep
Omaha
Washburn
Austin
Tulsa
Obren
Denver
Butler
Davis
Robinson
Pulse
Lea
Smith
Wiehts
O'Brien
Onit Onc
Oklahoma City
Derver
Blaeholder
McColl
Perles
Ruth drives Yankees to 6 4 win in 14 innings
Chicago July 26 Hahe Ruth reaches 30 home runs in a bid to tie his season mark of 59. His 14th inning homer breaks the game open as the New York Yankees defeat the White Sox 6 to 4. Connaly pitched for Chicago.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Yankees
White Sox
Ruth
Yanks
Detroit
New York
Connally
Sox
Hahe Ruth
Connaly
Gonzales
St. Louis
Hornsby
Barrett
Griffith
Brooklyn
Speaker
Cleveland
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Powell
Boston
Dressen
St. Paul
Wingard
Smith
Minneapolis
Stuart
Tulsa
Allen
Th. Beck
Wichita
Tyson
Louisville
Th. Jordan
Mellile
Milwaukee
Young Communist Leader Draws Crowds in Gera
In Gera central Germany a 13 year old boy stands as a leader of the communist party. His fluent speech and commanding presence draw large crowds to his meetings.
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Berlin
Communist Party
Gera
Germany
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Deen and Brottem
Petty
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W. H. Viall
Douglas
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