Colley-See-Um of Sport: Trials Boost U S Star Pool
After Palo Alto trials the United States looks strong though worn by effort. The meet set four world records and two more as Splaces on the team, while Peckinpaugh Simmons Foxx Arlett boost baseball drama and minor leagues face reorganizations. Local polo, golf caddies, and West Point entry height rules round out the action.
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Palo Alto
Cal
United States
Suev
Aebout
Jimmy Foxx
theAthletics
Buzz Arlet
Baltimore
Foxx
Ruth
Arlett
Sjoe Hauser
Cissell and Kamm Spark Cleveland Flag Chase
Cleveland Indians rise on Cissell and Kamm as they push a road streak to 12 wins in 14 games. Cissell bats .303 with solid hits for the Tribe while Willie Kamm provides key contributions at third base. Yankees remain ahead as Boston and Chicago stumble in recent doubleheaders.
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Associated Press
Chalmers Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Sox
Portland
Tribe
Willie Kamm
Chicago
Roger Peckin
Paugh
Boston
Cissell
Kemm
Kamm
Tom Oliver
Star Sox
Rel Averill
New Yorkers
Major League Leaders From Yesterday’s Games
National and American League batting leaders and top pitchers listed from yesterday’s results. Notable figures include Klein and Foxx leading in multiple categories with Pirates Phillies Athletics and Yankees among the top teams. Batter and pitcher tallies cover hits, home runs, RBIs, runs, and wins-loss records.
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National League
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Waner
Worthington
Braves
Terman
Reds
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Foxs
Atheltics
Porter
Averill
Indians
Johnson
Red Sox
Forter
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Yankees
Ruth
Chapman
Blue
White Sox
Gomez
Allen
G. Ab. R. H. Pet
Aus
Bues
Abe Hurst
Phils
Fkiein
Wad Burns
Browns
Tag Averill
Indiana
Icey
Rad Sox
Walker
Tigers
Athletica Wee
Ree
Nein
Athletics Ceeeese
Gehrig
Yankeee
Eastern League Ends Season Amid Major League Withdrawals
New York July 18 The Eastern League a Class A circuit formed 16 years ago folded after the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers pulled support and surrendered Bridgeport and Hartford franchises. League directors voted to wind up the season with the withdrawal.
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New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bridgeport
Hartford
Yen A
Wildcats Edge Firstwing A C in Narrow Win
Williamsport Wildcats won 6 6 over Firstwing A C of New Oxford at Conomac Park aided by opponent errors and L Bevenour wildness. Shade Athletics edged Cats 8 7 in 12 innings at Harrisburg with Guessford and Williams in a standout pitching duel.
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Williamsport Wildcats
L. Bevenour
A. C
New Oxford
Conomac Park
Shade
Cats
Harrieburg
Guessford
Williams
Guessford and Myers
Williams End Bartell
New Oxford Ae
E.smith
R. Mack
Ruharp
Aeeseeet Kreps
Hobinson
Welderhold
Lowman
Pres Stenger
C. Mack
P. Myers
HK. Myers
Gorman
Steamers Capture Twelfth In A Row At Conomac Park
The Vinegar Hill Steamers won their twelfth straight, defeating the Charlton Sluggers 13 to 5 at Conomac Park. Buttes and Clearspring led Charlton hitters, with five extra base hits including a home run by Spigler. A 5:20 p.m. follow up game against Kemp's Mill is slated for Monday night on the same field.
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Vinegar Hill Steamers
Charlton Sluggers
Conomac Park
Buttes
Clearspring
Charlton
Spigler
Williamsporters
Mason
Conomac ‘Park
Steamers
Kemp's
Baseball Standings And Schedule Snapshot
Baseball statistics and standings brief. Today games include St Leonia at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at Washington. Tomorrow features St Louis at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati.
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St. Leonia
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Louis
Pittsburgh
Hrooklyn
Chico Palladelphia
Cincianati
Reah
Sty Louis
Ronton
Philage l Ax Ags
St. Lowin
Brooklys
Cincinnati
Yeaterday
Beston
Firemen Victors Over Winchester in Tight Pitchers’ Duel
The Williamsport Firemen beat the Park Association Club of Winchester 6 to 5 at Conomac Park to extend their winning streak to five. Potts and Hirth pitched well, with Murray and Fear contributing at the plate and R Poffenberger handling a key seventh inning rally. A brisk late rally by Winchester was quelled by Poffenberger and solid fielding.
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Williamsport Firemen
Park Association Club
Winchester
Conomac Park
Potts
Hirth
Virginians
Poffenberger
Murray
Fearnow
R. Poffenberger
R. H. EB. Winchester
Hirth, Duff
Kel Jer
Six Standouts In Track Meet At Palo Alto
The article lists 68 athletes chosen for the Olympic track team with standout performances and eliminations. Metcalfs Tolan Simpson headlined the sprint group. Kiesel Wykoff Dyer missed the 400 relay. Hallowell set 3 52.7 in the 3500, Keller tied 110m world mark at 14.4, Graber vaulted 14 ft 4 1 4 in, Sexton and Anderson set world record marks in field events.
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Palo Alto
Calif
J. Ralph Metcalfs
Marquette University
Eddie Tolan
George Simpson
Bill Miller
Stanford
J. Leo Sexton
John Anderson
Good Battles Listed Tonight in New York Card
Tony Canzoneri defends a light title declasse match against Kid Chocolate and Jack Berg in Madison Square Garden tonight while Johnny Tadick meets Canzoneri in Philadelphia. Other bouts feature Bat Battalino versus Frankie Petrolle at Queensboro Stadium and Primo Carnera versus Jack Cross at Ebbertsfield with Humber Fugazy back in promotion.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Philadelphia
Kid Chocolate
Jack
Kid) Berg
Tansling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Canzoneri
Johnny Tadick
Tony
Berg
Reed
Metropoltan
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Queensboro Stadium
Petrolle
Billy
Battalino
Primo Carnera
Jack Cross
Losa
Ebbertsfield
Humber
Virginia polo team defeats locals in double victory
The Middleburg Marshal polo team from Virginia beat Washington County twice over the weekend. Saturday 14 to 5 and Sunday 5 to 0. Rollins starred for Virginia with strong mounts imported from England. Washington County's Bill Byron Ted Byron Richard Jamison Brooke Gallion delivered solid defense.
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Ole Virginny
Washington County
Rollins
England
Bill Byron
Ted Byron
Richard Jamison
Brooke Gallion
Ed Mason
Virginians
Ana Richard Jamison
Sharpsburg
Trojan Athletics
Eewn Gosse
Minnich
Brooke Gallioi
Sree
Fenes
Baltimore Polo Association
J. Fate
B. Fore
Chub
Man
Mason
McCormick
Sharpab Ab
Nender
J. Jamison
Foreman
Virginia
Ronielle
Walker
Chukkers
Maryland
Co Mumma
Tesse
Mathias
Rfnteeden
B. Byron
T. Byron
Gal- Branbenes
Stonebraker
Nhert
Rinehart
Kneisel
Winehart
Harbaugh
P Hartle
Miwaleh
Grove
WeGraw
C. Mumma
Brashears
Greve
Paarat Rowland
Stencraker
Harte
J. Himehard
J. Ri
McGraw Opts Out of Baseball Life at 42 Years in Giants Fold
John McGraw says he has no desire to return as a manager and will stay out of baseball after resigning June 3. He now enjoys golf, racing, and time away from the game while praising the sport he helped shape and the players he once led.
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John M'Graw
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Empire State Building
Giants
Ball Park
McGraw
Bill Terry
Sticka
Petrela
Olean
N. Y
Baltimore Orioles
Christy Mathewson
Bonors
Stoneham
Pelham Bay
Eagles Rally in Weekend Baseball Split with Hose Company 5
The Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball team went 1 win and 2 losses over the weekend. Saturday at the Stadium they dropped a ten inning thriller to Funkstown Athletics 2 to 1. Sunday at Martinsburg they split a doubleheader with Hose Company No 5 by scores of 1 to 0 and 2 to 0.
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Order of Eagles
Funkstown Athletics
Martinsburg
Hose Company No. 5
Lambert Field
Birds
Contesta
Fagies
Funkstown
Shoemaker
Holland
Wolfe
Mongan
Faglea
Burger
Spradlin
Ridings
Little
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A. EB
Carper
Drinafield
Liver
Runwell
Tae Rowe
Aplelmenu
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E& Felgiey
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Shriver
Homer
Hanes
Bhrinefield
Mande
Wowkie
Spleiman
Konde Ta Liner
Rasea
Feighey
Orem
Rine
Oren
Mpliress
Bennett
Mite
Two Victories For Blue Sox Clip Locust Point Nine to Six
The Hagerstown Blue Sox defeated Locust Point 9 to 6 in the opener with Barber delivering a bases loaded hit in the eighth. Barker had three hits in four at bats as St Clair held the mound for the winners. In the nightcap Kline won for the Sox with Myers opposing Mt Alto, Byers went four for five and Oreutl five for nine in both games.
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Hagerstown Blue Sox
Locust Point
Baltimore
Barber
Barker
St. Clair
Kline
Sox
Myers
Mt. Alto
Byers
Oreutl
Blue Sox
Iseminger
Bender
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