Mamaux and Wagner Lead Pirates Past Reds 2-1
Mamaux pitched well and doubled with a triple to spark a 2-1 Pittsburgh win over Cincinnati. Wagner hit a fourth inning homer for the Pirates and held the Reds to four scattered hits as Cleveland’s Knetzer allowed five hits in a 5-4 loss to Louis.
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Pittsburg
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O Brien
Graney
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Hinchman
Costello
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Gibson
Mamaurx
Bai
GINCI
Knetzer
Chase
Coveleskie Delivers Key Hit in St Louis Loss
Chapman and Coveleskie split the offense as Coveleskie drove in a run after a bases loaded situation. Ragged scoring details show St. Louis tallying four runs on eight hits while Cleveland stacked fifteen safeties and five runs. Park Koobs Plank Severold faced Bagby Klepfer Cove leskie and Neill in a game marked by miscues and late scoring.
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Coveleskie
Speaker
Roth
R. H. EB
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Cleveland
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Koobs
Plank
Severold
Bagby
Klepfer
Neill
Boston Braves takes doubleheader against Brooklyn with strong hitting
Boston defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 in the opener as heavy batting carried the hosts. The nightcap was a 2 to 0 shutout due to misplays by Brooklyn. Pfeffer and Myers paired with Gowdy to handle Boston’s wins, with Marquard and Miller pitching for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Soares
Pfeffer and Myers
Hughes
Reusbach
Allen
Gowdy
RHE
Marquard and
Miller
Ragan
Dalivaal League Yesterday and Today Scores
Yesterday in the Dalivaal League Boston swept Brooklyn 7 4 in game one and 2 0 in game two. Chicago beat St Louis 9 2 then St Louis edged Chicago 4 3. Philadelphia toppled New York 9 2 while Pittsburg led Cincinnati 2 1. Today Pittsburg visits Cincinnati and Chicago hosts St Louis. Other results show Chicago 6 Detroit 0 New York 5 Philadelphia 0 Cleveland 6 St Louis 4 Washington 4 Boston 2. Detroit plays Chicago and St Louis plays Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Washington
Wahington
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St. Louis Fs
College Players Tryouts Signal Fresh Hope for Big Leagues
College players from Columbia Yale and Tufts enter major league tryouts as the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants screen promising recruits. Giants test George Smith Way Stafford with hope to develop at least one by season end. Connie Mack teams with Stafford ally Carroll and Ursinus pitcher Johnson. Other clubs add a collegian or two but fierce league races limit use of newcomers.
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New York Giants
Giants
Davis Wins Clay Court Singles Title At Lakewood
William E. Davis of San Francisco defeated Conrad B. Doyle of Columbia Country Club Washington 6-2 7-5 6-3 to win the National Clay Court tennis championship for the third time a California player capturing the hard court title at the Lakewood club. Owing to illness Norris Williams III defaulted without playing.
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Cleveland
California
William E. Davis
San Francisco
Lakewood Tennis Club
Conrad B. Doyle
Columbia Country Club
Washington, D
R Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Beaides Davis
J. R. Strachan
C. J. Griffin
Davin
Doyle
Norwood Triumphs In Close Battle With Elm Grove
Norwood edged Elm Grove in a tight game as New York swept a four game Philadelphia series by winning 5 to 4. Mogridge and Nana maker pitched for Philadelphia while Myers and Myer handled the catching duties in the other lineup.
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New York
Philadelphia
Mogridge
Nanamaker
Myers and Myer
Norwood Nets Ninth Inning Rally For Victory Over Elm Grove
Norwood trailed 6-5 after eight and tied in the eighth before a ninth inning rally. Whitney reached safely in the final frame, Moran and Stutler advanced on errors, and Madden threw wild allowing Whitney to dash home for a 7 6 win as Norwood beat Elm Grove at Norwood Park. The two teams meet again today for another fast contest.
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Ike
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Reuter
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Grean
Ey Smith
Green
Smith
Duseh
Stutter
Gadde
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Madden
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B. Smith
Dusch
Inn Wall
Aixth
Ainckman
Flist
Wilcox
Romine
Cropp
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Flrat
Stull
Hunter
Ted
Norwood Boys
Blackshire
Slegrist
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Whitney
R. Smith
McMillan
Moran
Fy Smi
Whitney Acoi
Stansbury Is Retained As Athletic Director
The trustees announce HL A Stansbury will serve as athletic director for all sports for the year. Rumors of Earle Neale or J S Kellian filling head football roles are unfounded, with Neale tied to Muskingum and no release likely. Other candidates, including F D Rich and Felton, are noted but unconfirmed.
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Earle Neale
Noale
Muskingum
Wesleyan
F. D. Rich
Dartmouth
Cavenaugh
Rich
Sem
Neale
Block
Westington and
Lee
Felton
Wesleyan announces 1916 football schedule heavy with big games
West Virginia Wesleyan unveils a 1916 slate arranged by athletics director H A Stansbury featuring marquee road tests at Franklin Field against Pennsylvania and at State College against Penn State. The Buckhannon schedule includes home games with Westminster and Muskingum and a climactic clash with West Virginia at Fairmont on Thanksgiving.
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H. A. Stansbury
West Virginia
Fairmont
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Bob Folwell
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Heyman
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Neale
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State College, Pa
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Merietta College
Ohio
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Washington, D. C
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Cardinals and Cubs Divide a Double Bill
The St. Louis and Chicago teams split a twin bill with Chicago winning 9 2 in the opener and St. Louis taking the nightcap 4 3. Pitching and errors shaped both games as scattered hits and defensive miscues influenced the outcomes.
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Cubs
Rotary Club Presents Cup for Clarksburg Golf Tour
The young Rotary Club of Clarksburg showcases a handsome trophy cup for the Inter national Rotary convention golf tournament in Cincinnati July 16 to 20. The cup sits in the window of B F Robinson, jeweler, highlighting Clarksburg's growing presence among about 250 clubs and 25 000 members worldwide with nearly 6 000 attending Cincinnati. Rotary emphasizes one representative per business line to foster civic service over self. The movement's momentum and conventions unite leaders to discuss service and community benefit.
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Lve
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Cincinnati
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Rotary
International Association
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Professon
Harvard to Lose Oarsmen After Victory at Yale
Harvard will lose seven of the sixteen varsity and second varsity oarsmen who rowed the Crimson crew to victory at Yale on the Thames. A strong freshman crew will supply the 1917 combination. Syracuse faces few losses with fifteen of sixteen winning oarsmen back and a capable freshman eight, giving Ten Eyck strong rowing material for 1917.
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Vasity Shell
Yale
Thames
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Poughkeepsie
Ten Eyck
Glass
University
Ten Lyck
New London
Foughkeepale
Welsh and White Matched for Ten Rounds Fight
Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion and Char le White of Chicago were matched today to box ten rounds before Minneapolis on July 21 at 135 pounds.
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Minn
Freddie Welsh
Charle White
Chicago
Minneapolis
Philadelphia 9 New York 2 ends series in New York
Philadelphia wins the final game of the series 9 to 2 against New York. Demaree pitched well, limiting the Giants to seven hits as Philadelphia takes the contest. Batteries: Demaree and E Burnn. Boston Nationals release Bash Compton to Louisville in the American Association.
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Philadelphia
Demaree
Giant
E. Burnn
Benton
Schauer
Schupp
Iocher
Boston
Boston Nationals
Louisville Club
Bash Compton
Charleston Week Sees Four Hundred Fifty Two Workplace Accidents
Four hundred fifty two accidents were reported to the Workmen's Compensation Department this week, resulting in eight fatalities. The state notes fewer incidents during summer as operations suspend in many industries.
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Charleston
Workmen's Compensation Department
Senators Win In Washington Amid Three Of Four Series
Washington defeated Boston 4 to 2 to take game four as Ruth Foster Cady and Boehling Johnson Henry pitched for the Senators and the Red Sox. Boston led early but Washington pulled ahead with a scoring burst in the middle innings.
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Washington
Boston
REE
Ruth
Foster
Cady
Boehling
Johnson and
Henry
Southern Association score roundup slips in Memphis and others
Memphis 2 Atlanta 2 in a drawn opening game. Little Rock 1 Birmingham 4. Second game Little Rock 1 Birmingham 3. Chattanooga 2 Mobile 3. Second game Chattanooga 5 Mobile 2. Nashville 2 New Orleans 6.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
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