AINE TEANG IN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
New York July 17 announcement sets nine clubs for the American League of football, listing franchise owners and team colors. Clubs include New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Newark, Chicago, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Rock Island and Wilson Club with officers and home/away designations noted.
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New York
Zolera
C. C. Pyle
Boston
Robert J. McKirdy
Philadelphia
J. L
Conway
Newark
W. J. Coughlin
Chicago
Joe Sternaman
Cleveland
C. X. Zimmerman
Brooklyn
Humbert J. Fugazy
Rock Island Finois
A. R. Sowlby
Wilson Club
State of Washington
George Wilson
Zimmerman
Luna Park
Cleveand
Joe Steinman
West Washington Bt
W. J. Joughlin
N. J
Rockland
Wilson
Tne Rockland
Cleveland Takes Washington. Senators Blanked in 12–10 Loss
Washington fell to Cleveland 12 to 10 as Dutch Levsen pitched a shutout stretch and Cleveland built early lead. S Harris, Utke, Jamieson, Speaker, Bluege provided offense while bases on balls and errors aided the visitors. Pitching details note Levsen earned the win while Johnson took the loss with Palmero and Ogden also seeing action. Time of game 1 hour 53 minutes.
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S. Harris
Utke
J. Sewell
Speaker
Bluegelden
Summa
Jameson
The
Burns
Lutzke
Spurgeon
Jays
Jamieson
Purgeon
Cleveland
Washington
Bates
Balle
F Levsen
Palmero
Eden
Levsen
Johnson
F Ogden
Lin
Itcher
McNeilly
Slin
Johno
Nallin
Connolly
McGowans
Huff 15 Improving London
July 17 reports George Huff director of fiscal welfare of the university, following an appendicitis operation in Illinois, showed slight improvement today after a critical condition.
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Huff
London
George Huff
Yascal Welfare
The
Univer
Ofllinois
New Champ Delaney Upsets Paulie Berlenbach in Fight
Jack Delaney defeats Paul Berlenbach to take the heavyweight title after a hard fought twelve rounds. Delaney controlled early and finished strong, winning by judgment as Berlenbach failed to secure a knockout. The bout was clean with sportsmanlike conduct and Delaney earned the crown on strategy and stamina.
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Davis J. Walsa
New York
Jack Delaney
Nearvilla
Chapelaine
Banff
Delaney
Paulie
Bridgenort
Paullé
Berlenbach
Paul
Moonsieur Chapelaine
Marin
Delany
Berry
Ure
Jark
Berleibach
Baseball Standings and Schedules From Early Season Play
American League standings show Cleveland at Washington 0 to 5. New York 4. Detroit 3. Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 2 4. Chicago Boston Iain. National League results list Pittsburgh 9 7. Brooklyn 8. St. Louis no game played. American Association tallies St Paul 3 Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 10 Kansas City 3. Indianapolis 5 Louisville 4. International League games include Syracuse 3 Jersey City 2. Toronto 4 Newark 3. Rochester 6 Reading 1. Baltimore 6 Buffalo 5. Cleveland meets Washington. Louis meets New York. Chicago hosts Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. Philadelphia at St Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburgh. Other matchups: Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Toledo at Columbus. Louisville at Indianapolis. Milwaukee at Kansas City. St Paul at Minneapolis. Newark at Toronto. James at Jersey City. Syracuse at Jersey City. Baltimore at Buffalo. Reading at Rochester. A note mentions boxer Frank Moody from Pontypridd Wales and a Western Association attendance banquet for opening day of the second half.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
American Association
Aul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Lousville
Louis
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Rochester
Western Association
Cleveland Ss
Mar St. Louia Isa. Ae
Chicago Eben
Aid
Eaae
American Association Jan Pet
Ova E
Louisville
Wee
Toledo Ae
Paul Od
Minneapolis Eee
Columbus de Esees
LE Chibs
de Pet
Baltimore Notes
Toronto Bea
Buffalo Veene
Rochester Sacres
Renee
Forbes Defeats Burns in Ten Round Erie Main Event
Dave Forbes of Cleveland defeated Pin Kle Burns of Waterbury Conn in a ten round main event at the Erie arena. Forbes landed hard rights to head and body while Burns pressed with a sharp left hook, but Forbes clearly won the decisive bout.
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Erie
Dave Forbes
Cleveland
Pinkle Burns
Waterbury
Conn
Erie Arena
Forbes
Burns
Lack Bass Season Opens at Lake Ewe
The black bass season in Lake Ewe opened yesterday. Sportsmen may not catch more than twelve bass or twenty five bluegills per day. Fishing licenses are required or penalties will be assessed and gear will be confiscated.
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Lake Ewe
Boxing Results From EST Night in New York and Steubenville
Jack Delaney defeated Paul Berlinbach in a 15 round bout to defend the heavyweight title. Ted Moore won over Jimmy Francis in four rounds. Julius Weisse drew with Tommy Welsh in Dublin after four rounds. Arthur De Kuh stopped Sergeant Jack Adams in St Louis in the tenth. Monte Muni bested Gordon Munce in four rounds. Pete Lazzo knocked out Ted Nelson in Richmond in the fourth round.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlinbach
Ted Moore
Jimmy Francis
Union City
N. I
Julius Weisse
Tommy
Dublin
Arthur de Kuh
Sergeant Jack Adams
St Louis
Monte Muni
Gordon Munce
Steubenville
Pete Lazzo
Ted Nelson
Richmond
Elyria pitcher Rose shines in 1–0 Grand Rapids win
Grand Rapids Black Sox top Kalamazoo 1–0 as Santo Cannonball Rose limits hits for seven innings. Rose earns his third win since joining the team, aided by solid defense and timely scoring by Thelen Murray and Burley, with Kalamazoo pitcher Anderson struggling in later frames.
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Elyria
BSL
Rose
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids Herald
Santo Cannonball Rose
Grand Rapids Black Sox
Kalamatoo Ccolery Pickers
Ramona Athletic Park
Black Sox
Grand Rapids Twirlers
Shoffner
Bi Shoup
Ludington Tars
Delvery
Lee
Murray
Ar Reach
Burley
Rase
Twynd
Powell
Anderson
Tross
Black Sea
Thelen
Shields
Xerond
Green
Mel. Deverelly
Celery Pickers
Errrors
Luskegon Reds
Leading Major League Hitters and Past Leaders
A compact chart lists top hitters by club with games, at bats, hits and batting average. It also notes last year’s leaders and a past leaders reference, mentioning players such as Foth'gill Ts, Falk WOOL, Ruth, Meusel, Erns, Bressler, Grant, Werman, Traynor, Waser, and Horribs, with their seasonal stats and averages.
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G. AB
H. Pet. Foth’gill
Falk. Wool
Ruth
Meusel
Pet
Bressler
Grant'm
Werman
Traynor
Waser
Horribs
Cardinals
Wilder Cigars Face Barberton Reclaimers On The Road
The Wilder Cigars travel to Barberton to meet the Barberton Reclaimers, who had a 15 game win streak halted by N. O. P. The Barberton team has beaten top Akron clubs, promising a tough test for Wilder. Draegert starts on the mound for Wilder with Ray expected to follow his strong recent form. A large fan caravan will accompany the players.
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Wilder Cigars
Barberton Reclaimers
Loyale
Barberton
Akron
Wilders
M.C. A
Draegert
Elyria
Ray
Speed Boys
Richwines to Clash with Marion Team Sunday
Richwines journey to Marion to face the Marion Athletic quintet in a crucial game. Both teams own one win each in two prior meetings, with Marion winning 11-8 in the first and Richwines flipping the result 3-1 in the second. Orkin will debut on the mound for Richwines, a southpaw college pitcher noted for hooks and a heavy fastball. The squad departs the Richwine plant between 8:00 and 8:20 Sunday morning.
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Richwines
Marion
Marion Athletic
Morrow
Marlon
Orkin
Cleveland
South
Tellings
Arndt
Richwine
Tilden Meets Lott In Cincinnati Finals
William Tilden and George Lott of Chicago clash today for final honors in the men’s singles at the 24th annual tri state tennis tourney at Hyde Park Cincinnati. Tilden beat Kirk Raid of Cleveland in four sets yesterday while Lott defeated Raymond Kunkel of Cincinnati Fres Brace Pontiac Mich will meet either Junior Coen of Kansas City or Fred Wable of Cincinnati in the boys’ singles final today.
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Cincinnati
William Tilden
George Lott
Chicago
Hyde Park
Tilden
Kirk Raid
Cleveland
Lote
Raymond Kunkel
Fres Brace
Pontiac
Mich
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Fred Wable
Cincinatti
Latzo Knocks Out Nelson In Fourth Round Title Bout
Latzo the welter champion scored a fourth round knockout of challenger Ted Nelson in Steubenville on July 17. Promoter Paddy Mullins announced Latzo will defend against Joe Dundee at Yankee Stadium on September 7, with additional defenses planned before then.
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Steubenville
Pete Latzo
Ted Nelson
Richmond
Paddy Mullins
Latzo
Joe Dundee
Yankee Stadium
New York
Forfeit in Twilight League Nets Two Church Teams Losses
Two Cascade Park church teams failed to appear in a Twilight League game last night causing both sides to forfeit. Church of Christ drops to second place while St. John’s assumes undisputed league lead after the lapse.
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First Congregational
Church of Christ
Cascade Park
St. John's
Grace
Meeting of Empire City Raging Aston Yonkers
Various sport events listed include trots at Toledo rowing in Victoria and tennis opens in Minnesota and Wilmington plus golf Opens in Garden City and West Newton. Also yacht regatta at Put in Bay and Pan American chess at Lake Hopatcong with baseball notes on Grove and Vance strikeouts.
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Empire City
Aston
Yonkers
Sinais Jockey Club
Chicago
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Toledo
Wacific Northwest
Victoria
Northwestern
Seephaven
Minn
Delaware
Wilmingston
Metropolitan
Garden City
West Newton
Maas
Nashua
Automobile
Atlantic City Speedway
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Putin Bay
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
YMGA Tennis Tournament Plans Outline
The YMGA announces senior and junior tennis tournaments to follow last year’s success. Entries close July 21 with events starting July 23 on courts 2 and 3. Junior limit is under sixteen, with cross-entry rules. early entries include Lamb, Fey, Cope, Finnegin, Wentz, and Bebutz in singles and Fey Cope and others in doubles.
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MC. A
Jim Brown
Doc Stevens
Dick Horan
Nelson
BE. J. Lamb
M. F. Fey
Paul H. Cope
Roy H. Cope
Eugene Finnegin
Ira, Wentz
Norm Schirtes
M F. Fey
Roy H Cope
Harold Gerhart
Jim Frown
Chuck Wentse
Norm Bebutz
Tacking the Bases Tacking the Bases
Baseball roundup reports the Yankees losing a one hitter into the ninth then four hits to beat the Tigers 4 to 3. Gus Johns, yanked after two men reached, and the Athletics sweep the Browns in two close games 2 to 1 and 5 to 4. Levsen blanks the Senators 0 0. Jamieson adds four hits against Walter Johnson. Pirates surge to within two games of the Reds with a 9 to 7 win over the Braves. Dodgers edge Cardinals 8 to 7 in a high scoring finish as box scores total 34 hits.
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Yankees
Nosa
Tigers
Gus Johns
Yanks
Pittsburgh
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Rhyne
Waner
Joe Bush
Dodgers
Cardinals
Baseball Gossip Highlights Wells Pitching feat
Eddie Wells of Detroit pitched 18 consecutive innings against the Cleveland Indians without yielding a run. The article notes his feat as a standout moment and mentions D. J. Haylon of Pittsfield being chosen president of the Eastern League, adding to a trend of editors rising to baseball executive roles.
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Eddie Wells
Detroit
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Fast Drivers In Races Here At Riverview Park
Amired by the American Legion, motorcycle and auto races at Riverview Park are set for tomorrow afternoon. Entries close at midnight tonight with several notable drivers already entered from Minneapolis Milwaukee Mason City Indianapolis and Dayton. Qualification trials run this afternoon as fans anticipate a large turnout for the popular clash of speed.
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Riverview Park
American Legion
Coge
Art Petersen
Minneapolis
Reuben Field
Milwaukee
Chis Wickee
Mason City
Jas
Red Glens
Indianapolis
Derby Weston
Dayton
Five Church League Games Slated Next Week
Five Ramen league games set for the coming week with most postponed. Frank Wilford lent the Y M C A diamond for five nights to fit in rescheduled matches. St Johns will not play twice. the St Johns First Congregational game on Wednesday July 23 is moved to July 37 with a schedule of matches including Second Congregational versus Methodist and Church of Christ, St Paul versus Methodist, St Paul versus Grace Lutheran, and German Lutherans versus Church of Christ.
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Frank Wilford
Y. M
L. A
St. Johns
Neat
Second Congregational
Methodist
Church of Christ
St. Paul
Grace Lutheran
Gente Luthersan
Churceh of Christ
Collegians to Clash With Cosmos Sunday Afternoon
Sunday at 3 30 p m the Collegians meet Cosmos in Elyria in a game promising tight play from two streaking teams. Collegians, after a recent loss to Nativities of Laraln, seek a rebound as Haat Siders boast sharp practice and strong pitching by Malick Who. The lineup features Sebula at short and a shuffled infield with Gehl, Fritz, Mackin, Kaminski, Kaminski, Roberts or Edmonds in the outfield and on the diamond.
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Collegians
Elyria
Laraln
Haat
Malick
Sebula
Gehl
Fritz
Skroupp
Janas
Meinke
Mackin
Jankinson
V. Kaminski
Kaminski
Ef Roberts
Edmonds
Modern Woodmen to Play Ridgeville Knights of St John
The Modern Woodmen clash with Ridgeville Knights for St John at Ridgeville Sunday at 2 30 pm. Ridgeville shows a strong squad while Woodmen, struggling recently, hope to turn the tide after hard practice this week. Woodmen lineup includes Scheaty, Hummer, Smith, Corsonas, Lainsederff, Resar, Wertef, Thomas, Rodgers. Woodmen players and coach will meet at the park at one o'clock sharp Sunday for the Ridgeville game.
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Ridgeville Knights
St. John
Ridgeville
Woodmen
Lins
Scheaty Fer
Hummer
Smith
Corsonas
Lainsederff
Resar
Wertef
Thomas c
Rodgers
Wooster
Sunray
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Aine Teang
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Washington Esterday
Senators
Dutch Levgen
Eveland
I Indians
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AR. KR. H
A Ke.amieson
Rns
Seewell
Mma
Rf Ag
Sewell Byutke
Veen
Washin
Rion
Traters
E Nelly
Ef. Harris
Ice
Osiin
If Ndge
Luege
Uel
Aimero
P. Eden
Taylor Ny
Ruether
Harris
Sevath
Ogden
Pittaburgh
Siracuse
International League
Columbus
Louisaville
Todianapolis
Frank Moody
America
Pontypridd
Wales
Freddie Welsh
Hygenic Ice & Fuel CO
No. Marriott
Brookly
Rhyno
Burrus
Hargrave
G. Rapids
Frantell
Taylor
Devereux
Bose
Kalamazoo i
Sherlock and
Ross
Radike
Burler
Harding
Ferris
Hand
Grand Rapids AB
Solnson
Ted
Ashley
Lott
Grove
Vance
Ymga Tennis
Browns
Ehmke
Rommel
Walter Johnson
Sibley & Sprague Roofers
Cosmos
Knights OF ST. Jokn
Elyria Fairgrounds
Ohio
Indiana
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