Superbas Sweep NL Leaders With Two Wins In Chicago
Brooklyn defeats Chicago twice to stretch their win streak to eleven of twelve and close the gap behind the Cubs to three games. Doug Douglas and Dell Zabel shut out the visitors in the nightcap as Brooklyn hot bats support a first-game win over the Chicago champions.
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Seventh Inning Rally Gives Phillies Victory
A seventh inning rally propelled Philadelphia to a 6 to 3 win over Pittsburgh. Demaree and Adams fought a pitchers’ duel until the seventh when Philadelphia broke through. Boston split a doubleheader by taking the second game after losing the opener to St. Louis 7 to 1. Davis held St Louis to three hits as Boston’s offense produced in the second game. McCabe and Holmes were released to Lynn, while John P. Red Murray joined the Chicago Nationals.
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Doyle's Hitting Sparks Giants Win Over Reds
Doyle's clutch hitting powered New York to an 7 3 victory over Cincinnati for the Giants eighth straight win. He slugged two three base hits driving in Burns and scoring on an infield out, then cleared the bases with a fifth inning triple and added a seventh inning RBI single.
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Steady Arm Grover Alexander Aims for 1000th Strikeout
Philadelphia July 10 Grover Alexander of the Philadelphia Nationals vows to tie Honus Weiner with 100 home runs and, if his strikeout pace continues, to reach 1000 whiffs by October 797. Starting the season he had 790 strikeouts in his league career and, nearing July, was over 100 in the current campaign.
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Memorial to Captain Anthony Wilding Moves Forward
New Zealand tennis players push to erect a memorial for Captain Anthony Wilding killed in France while serving Britain. The New Zealand Tennis Association council directs management committees to start a fund, with part supporting a Wilding memorial in Christchurch and ongoing prizes for the New Zealand championship singles for men and women.
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Olympic Committee Notes Standstill in Athletics and War Impact
Articles from the American Olympic committee indicate that athletics and sport are largely halted in many nations due to the war. Rifle shooting and football persist among youths not serving at the front while racing, track, swimming, skating, skiing, tennis, and cycling are largely dropped. Fencing and shooting shift to serious business. ranges proliferate as instructors head to the front in wars. Advices from Austria report Harry Liebold, Cleveland outfielder, purchased by Chicago Americans at waiver price. Rowland plans to use him in left field.
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Mermaid sets new mark for 50 yards by Cowells
Frances Cowells a San Francisco swimmer aged 18 broke the American record for 50 yards in the Pacific Athletic Association championship at the coast metropolis. She finished narrowly ahead of Dorothy Becker, a 14 year old prodigy, in 28.26 seconds, surpassing the previous record of Miss Legros of Honolulu by two fifths of a second. Cowells credited a strong start for the win.
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Baseball at a Glance Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's baseball scores include New York 7 over Cincinnati and St Louis 7 over Boston in the first game. Boston 3 over St Louis in the second. Philadelphia 16 over Etttabure 2. Chicago 6 over Detroit. Washington at Chicago was rain shortened with New York 4 over Cleveland 0. Today Boston at Detroit and Washington at Chicago lead the schedule with New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St. Louis following.
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Smorton Is Driven From The Mound In Tight Loss
St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Bressler hit hard in the fourth and fifth innings. Errors, doubles, and pitching by Bressler and Crowell shaped the scoring with Philadelphia and St Louis trading chances in a closely contested game. Umpires Chill and Evans noted the calls as rain affected the slate with other scores listed.
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Seals Manager Uses Phone to Guide Team From Hospital
Harry Wolverton, former New York Yankees star, now managed the San Francisco Seals in the Pacific Coast League. After a serious automobile accident, he directed the team from his hospital bed via wired telegraph and telephone from the dugout, staying informed of opposing teams’ moves.
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Connie Mack Seeks Pennant Return for Athletics
New York July 10 Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, aged fifty three, begins rebuilding Shibe Park’s famed machine after a stunning string of championships. Rumors swirl of further roster reshaping following the 1914 World Series loss to Boston, with talk of White Sox and other trades, minor league shifts, and potential line changes for a fresh pennant run.
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Detroit vs Boston home run feature with Detrow
Detroit and Boston clash in a high scoring game. Foster and Kavanaugh homer for Detroit while Others contribute with hits and RBIs. Pitching details highlight Foster striking out multiple batters as Chicago area feeds report a tense, error plagued contest.
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