Fifteen Innings Decide Second Contest in Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 7 to 1 in game one and 3 to 2 in fifteen innings in game two. Pfeffer and Kantlehner among pitchers, late scoring in the 15th inning gives Brooklyn the win. Multiple players noted for hits and key plays. game duration 2 hours 50 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
Kantlehner
Johnston
O'Mara
Wheat
Mowrey
Hinchman
Daubert
Schultz
McCarty
Taft
Pittsours
Cooper
Orth
Eason
American Soccer Players Prepare Scandinavia Tour
American soccer stars head to Europe for a Scandinavian tour starting July 26 with games in Stockholm Christiania and Gothenburg. The squad, managed by Cahill and Davenport, includes top U S players and reserves from Bethlehem Steel Taft Continental and more.
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Ey Angociared Pnesn
New York
Europe
United States
Socer
Scandinavia
Phe
Swedish Naional Gymnastic and Sporting Association
America
Federation Internationale de Football Associaton
Norway
Sweden
U.S. Fsa
Thomas W. Cahill
Harry A. Davenport
Newark
Scandinava
Stockholm
Christiania
Ernie Hjort~berg
Jaker
Gothenburg
Crown Prince of
James Ford
Jersey A. C
Jersey City
N. J
Charles Ellis
Brooklyn-Deilies
Brooklyn
N. Y
John J. Heminskey
Scottish-American F. C., Newark, N. J
Matt B. Diederichsen
Innisfalls
St. Louis
Harry Cooper
Taft
Continental F. C
New York City
Thomas Murray
Bethlehem Steel Co
F. C
Bethlehem, Pa
Nell G. Clarke
F .C
Hethiecem
Reds Rally In Sixth Inning To Take 4 2 Win
Cincinnati tallies four runs in the sixth on six hits to edge Philadelphia 4 2 here today. Reds secure victory as Trin Phl struggles to respond in late innings.
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REDS
Trin
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National baseball scores from yesterday’s games
Yesterday’s results show St. Louis and Boston leading with a mix of wins. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia, Pittsburgh lost, and Brooklyn’s Tuttabure totaled two runs. Chicago defeated New York in a fifteen inning marathon.
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AL Urookiya— AB
J. Johnson
D.mara
Daubert
Cmtshaw
Stengel
Mowry
Miller
McCarty
Marquard, P
BE. Wittslon
Pied
Bdeleesa AB
Rey, Elyes
Wwagner
A Hinchman
Farmer
Costello
Viox
New York
Chicago
Mamaux
Hoxton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chacinnath
F. Miller
Jrooklyn
Moston
Senators Win Twelve Inning Game Over White Sox
In Washington on July 22 Garrity's single and Ainsmith's double in the twelfth inning pushed the Senators past the White Sox 2 to 1. Benz held Washington until the ninth, then Moeller's bunt and Foster's single brought Russel in to win. Final: Chicago 000 001 000 000 1. Washington 000 000 001 001 1. Batteries: Benz, Russell and Alps. Gallia, Johnson, Henry and Smithy.
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Ces
Washington
Garrity
Ainsmith
Chicago
Benz
Moeller
Foster
Russel
Russell
Alps Ark
Gallia
Johnson, Henry and
Smithy
Cobb WIns First Game for Tigers
In Huntington a Marshall College freshman Workman is expected to lead the Big Green. The article notes Workman as a returning captain with a family of athletes and predicts his star status. Also reports Cobb delivering a late-inning lift for the Boston Americans in a doubleheader split with Detroit, including a ninth inning double from Cobb to drive in Burns for the first game win.
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Huntington
Marshall College
Bradley Workman
Big Green
Jadther
Cannon Ball Beuhring
Ruckman
Faber
Vimon
Calaban
Workman
Noel Workman
Fats
Marshall
Fats Workman
Harry Workman
Marshall Field
Chambers
Boston
Mass
Boston Americans
Detroit
Cobb
Righ
Burns
Lewis
Mitchell
McKee
Shore
Mays
Cady
Dubuc and Baker
Leonard
Thomas and Agnew
Private golf on many small courses grows nationwide
Miniature and privately owned golf courses multiply across the country this season. Several run under a thousand yards yet offer fine facilities for enthusiasts who play them whenever possible. Private courses compare well with big club links and avoid the expense of large land, layout, and upkeep.
Test Joins Indians in Indianapolis
Hubert Test, a right handed pitcher, joined the Indianapolis American Association club today after being purchased from the Portsmouth club of the Ohio State League.
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Associated Paes
Indianapolis
Ind
Hubert Test
Indianapolis American Association
Portsmouth Club
Ohio State League
Ais
De Palma Sparks Kansas City Rally to Beat New York
In Kansas City the home team shaded New York 5 to 2 as Flack and Placher led with back to back home runs in a round that helped derail Porritt. Vaughn pitched strong, with the Giants briefly challenged in the fourth by Doyle Herzog Morkie, but Kansas City held firm for the win.
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Flack
Placher
Porrit
New York
Vaughn
Doyle
Herzog
Morkie
Zimerman
Red
Giants
Chicago
Hatteries
Porritt
Salleo
Schupp and
Haridan
Vaughn and
Piselier
Eddie O'Donnell Injured In Open Speedway Race Crash
July 22 in Kansas City, Eddie O'Donnell suffered a fractured left arm and other injuries after his car crashed through a fence and into a water tank on lap 13 of the 25-lap event at the new speedway. Mechanician Jimmy Murphy was uninjured as Ralph Da Palma won the 100 mile feature in 1 hour 2 minutes 54 seconds, with O'Donnell leading at the time of the crash. Five of twelve starters finished. the purse was $5,000.
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Kansas City
Ralph da Palma
Hila
Evant Fadio O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Jimmy Murphys
Lin
American Automobile, Association At
New York
George Buzana
Art Klein
Kenry
Art Johnson
Yankees Beat Rio Chico Nine In June Exhibition
The Philadelphia crew from the steamship Alpha, bought by a Venice clan, visits Rio Chico for a public celebration and plays a baseball game against the Rio Chicans. The Americans wear overalls in intense heat while captained by H. H. Weeks with Lingo as assistant engineer and Anderson, the Philadelphia Municipal nine chief engineer, in the battery. The visitors win seventeen to six as the local team fades in the seventh inning.
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South America
Rio Chico
Rio Chicin
Steamally Alpha
Philadelphia
Venexi
Fossos
Caronero
Ho Chico
Rio Chicans
Ely Jonings
Yankees
H. H. Weeks
Yachting Fame
Frit Bane
Lingo
Girard College
Hoxman
Anderson
Municipal
Philaelphia
Boxing and wrestling pay contrast in early sport era
Article notes large incomes for boxing stars and wrestlers like Joe Stecher and Strangler Lewis, each earning 5022 for a five hour non fall draw while Willard Moran fights drew 70000 and 25000 sums in recent Madison Square Garden and Brooklyn bouts. It mentions top ranks demanding over 5000 per appearance and cites Louisville game box score data.
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Joe Stecher
Strangler Lewis
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dillon
Second game slips by as New York defeats St Louis
New York beats St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitcher’s battle after an earlier rain postponement. Shawkey allowed Davenport, while Williams and Owens secured the run with solid battery work. Other scores include Milwaukee over Indianapolis 5 to 3 and Columbus 1, St Paul 0 in a night of delayed play.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Cochreham
Lathrop
Hargray Lugue
Williams
New York
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Columbus
Owens
Curtis
Coleman
Shawkey
Davenport
R. H
Sover
Nunamaker
Norwood Park Team Plays in Parkersburg
The Norwood Park baseball squad travels to Parkersburg this afternoon to face one of the state's best teams. Players Stull Whitney Johnson Sloghiat Wilcox Carduff Stutler Ronilne Cropp Blackshire and McGraw joined early Sunday morning trip.
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Norwood Park
Parkersburg
Manyager
Edmund Denham
Norwood
Norewood Park
Stull
Whitney
Johnson
Sloghiat
Wilcox
Carduff
Stutler
Ronilne
Cropp
Blackshire
McGraw
Cardinals Defeat St Louis In Six To Four Victory
St Louis built an early lead and held on for an 8 to 6 win over Boston as Doak and Gonzales shut down the visitors after the third inning. Ragan and Barnes allowed four hits each for Boston, with a late surge producing three runs in the seventh.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Ragan
Barnes
Doak
Nos
Gowdy
Gonzales
Western Lines Corporation Chartered in New Jersey
Charleston dispatch reports the secretary of state approved a certificate of incorporation for the Western Lines Corporation of Manhattan New Jersey. The chief works will be in Calaveras county Georgia and the authorized capital is two million dollars. Directors include F Kan.
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Charleston
Western Lines Corporation
Manhattan
N. J
Calaveras
County
F. Kan
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George Tintle
Brooklyn Celtics
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Wanderers
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