Phillies sweep Reds as Alexander and Rixey shine
Philadelphia pitchers Alexander and Rixey led a doubleheader victory with scores 4 to 0 and 13 to 0. Both games saw strong work from the Philadelphia staff as Cincinnati was blanked in both ends of the twin bill played on July 24.
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Rixey
Srak
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Benton
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Becker
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Rogers
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Balla
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Empires
Byron St Eason
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Pasce
Eyrne
Phdladelare
Warner
You
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Miehort
Mereft
Itener
Craratty
Toby Rixey
Anor Bla
Polo Grounds
Giants Get Revenge by Defeating Pirates
New York avenged yesterday's loss by defeating the Pirates as Amy Nepecihys Deneam and colleagues report from New York.
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Pirates
Amy Nepecihys Deneam
New York
Pittaburs
Drake's Team F A Defeats Gore Alley Bowlers
Drake's Team F A defeated a Gore Alley team by a wide margin, rolling a total 344 pins. Chris Man led Gore with 210 in the opening game while Drake posted high averages. A Rob ertson one handed catch halted a Pittsburg rally in game two as pitching details wrap up with umpire notes.
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Daddy
Drake
Gore Alley
Chrisman
Robertson
Baird
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Gore
Packing’ Room Force
Hazel Atlas' Glass Company
Machine Force
Underwood
Ths Packing Room
Miller
Chicago baseball team to visit Japan on 1910 tour
Reports from Japan indicate the coming visits of the University of Chicago baseball teams awaited with great interest by the Japanese. The Chicago squad will leave for the Orient next month and will play several games en route to the Pacific coast and on the return trip. This will be the third invasion of Japan by an American college team, Wisconsin having made the special trip in 1909.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Orient
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin Blving
Baseball at a Glance Teaterduy's Honults
Colorful score roundup shows New York 8 Pittsburg 4 in first game and 2- Pittsburg in the second. Boston 1 Chicago 0. Philadelphia sweeping Cincinnati 3-0 and 18-2 in the two games. Brooklyn 9 St. Louis 5 in the second. mixed duckpin bowling results. Chicago manager Rowland suspended after umpiring dispute. other daily scores include Boston over St. Louis 4-3 and Detroit over Washington 3-0. several postponements and suspended games noted.
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St. Doula
Federal league meeting leaves questions on record
Chicago officials met to discuss the federal league event with President Gilmore declining to comment. The organization is facing unclear proceedings as members sib behind closed doors and refuse further details about the gathering.
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Eederal League
Doora
Gilmore
Elkins Baseball Stars defeat Pittsborg Collegians in 12 innings
Elkins Wis baseball club defeated the Pittsborg Collegians in a twelve inning game. Miles started for the Collegians but tired. Miljus relieved and fared little better. Elkins hit freely led by Joe Nallen and Hammill while Nestor and Aggleson handled pitching. Large crowd witnessed the best city game in years.
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Eline
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Milius
New York Giants
Elkins
Joe Nallen
Hammill
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Aggleson
Thia City
Leson
Miljus
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Detroit and Cleveland clash as Johnson loses pitching duel
July 24 Detroit and Washington split a doubleheader with Detroit winning 2 0 in game one and Cleveland losing 5 3 in game two. Dubuc outpitched Walter Johnson in the opener as Cleveland made an error heavy showing and double plays featured Kopl to LaJoie Chapin to Wambsganss. Weather and officials recorded as Chill and Weans with umpiring by Chill and Weans.
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Rudolph
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Trinity College football recruit George Brickley sparks expectations
The Cambridge alumni note George Brickley of Trinity College may disrupt football powerhouses. Brother Charley, a Harvard graduate, drew attention as a versatile back. Brickley, briefly with baseball, may benefit from coaching and could join the gridiron scene for the Big Four era.
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Rivalry heats Norwood Park car race meet
A four driver clash at Norwood park on Saturday July 21 features C W Johnson Packard Fetterman Simplex Poffenberger Merman and Gardner Beaver Bullet in a ten mile race. Their Uniontown Pennsylvania clashes led to daily challenges and planned special matches halted by the American Automobile Association. Each driver seeks victory over rivals with speed as the aim though the championship remains undecided.
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C. W. Johnson
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Fetterman
Poffenberger
Gardner
Uniontown
Cincinnati Reports Garry Herm public schools offer umpiring lessons
garbled text from Cincinnati reports notes that Garry Herm public schools will provide courses in the art of umpiring. It mentions complaints from McIere Jones and John Mothan and hints at debates over recent declarations on baseball training and placements.
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Garry Herm
Coursa
Mcltere Jones
John” Mothan
Hare
bin Yasr
Uy Hart
Billy Carpenter
Will
Thorpe Moves to Harrisburg and Debuts in Doubleheader
Jim Thorpe, the Indian baseball star, is transferred from Jersey City to Harrisburg in the Interstate League at his own request. He will play right field in the doubleheader against Providence, filling the vacancy left by Outtllahan who is out with a broken leg. Thorpe is listed as well and ready to debut in Carlisle.
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Jim ‘Thorpe
Jeteny City
Providence Tomorow
Thorpe
Onllahan
Carlisle
Columbus 2 to 5 in scattered scorers clash
Columbus defeated an unnamed opponent in a rough basketball outing as several players posted points. Jameerres led with four, Louisiiia contributed four, Giavcienc and Sanses each netted five, and Adiiwankar added four points in a contested game.
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Jameereres
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Giavcienc
Sanses Cit
Adiiwankar
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