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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
5
Fragments recount a heated clubhouse exchange over George Sisler and the Athletics in the American League. Players discuss leadership, tactics, and a tense game where cycles of offense and defense intertwined.
New York July 1 One star shape a team can turn tide and the St. Louis Browns feel the loss of George Sisler in the pennant race. Without Sisler the Browns play harder but lack the mental spark and rely on veteran Walter Gerber to lead the infield.
Authored summary notes Horne by of the 6t. Lewis Cardinals as national league champion batter, leading hitters with a .331 average. Zach Wheat of the Brooklyn Dodgers trails. Article details Hornsby, Ruth, Williams, and other stars leading in home runs, runs, bases stolen, and total bases with fluctuating season stats across teams including St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Boston.
A fragmented recap notes Daly and Hutchison in a golf lead and a boxing display. It mentions scores and positions, with brief references to rounds, pars, and penalties, plus misplays and a Thursday night planned program.
Tris Speaker defends golf for baseball players claiming it keeps players fit and in good form. The Indiana chief, who has encouraged brassie shots, disagrees with Frank Chance Sox manager who banned golf for his team. Speaker says golf does not hurt his game and keeps him active.
Jockey Sande wows crowds as he moves up late with a rapid double whip and a bold finish. He hails from Idaho, came east years ago, and now enjoys success and steady earnings in the sport.
Tulsa announces a prize of 500000 dollars for the upcoming contest. Officials offer 200000 dollars toward the total amount but withhold the names of the officials involved.
A dubious claim states Christy Mathewson led the National League in pitching for a single year and ties with Pittsburgh’s Cammett in 1900 for wins. The text also mentions a misdated earned run average of 2.06 and cites a 1983 rating system.
Chevinsky born in Philadelphia in 1891 and began his boxing career with his first bout in 1910.
In New York on July 14 the Pirates routed the Giants 17 to 1 to close a five game set with the New York Mets. Virgil Bernese debuted for the Mets as their third pitcher, while Pittsburgh pitchers dominated with four games started and strong hitting throughout.
Philadelphia drops final game as Cimmati sweep the series. Moike finishes 2 for 2 with two homers, Hargrave hits his second homer, and Benton allows eight hits across 4 2 3 innings while Head takes the loss.
Ernie Osborne pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 6 to 4 victory over Brooklyn, giving him his third straight win. He limited the Dodgers to four scattered hits as Chicago tightened its grasp on fourth place. Leo Dickerman contributed at the plate but five errors doomed Brooklyn. Osborne and O'Farrell, Decatur. Dickerman and Deberry.
Boston yesterday suffered a decisive 16 to 6 loss to Braves with Louis securing his fifth straight win by tagging Miller and Fillingim. Hornsby posted five hits in five at bats including a double and a triple. Al Hermans, ex Colgate, played his first game for the Braves in a wilder scoring affair.
In St Paul Toledo led 14 to 4 and Kanea City defeated Lonreville 4 to 2. Minneapolis beat Columbus 11 to 7 and Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 6 to blank.
A rain delayed matchup produced a 6th inning tie as both teams fail to break the deadlock. Key players involved include pitchers from both sides and a lineup reshuffle to fit the shortened game.
Reported baseball scores list Dallas defeating 4 2 7 inings with rain in Shreveport while Ft. Worth hosts Wichita Falls 6 and Houston 12 over Galveston 5 and Beev erent 22 to San Antonio 5 respectively.
Cleveland won their fourth straight over Philadelphia by a 4 to 7 score. Several players are named in the box score with notable hits and defensive plays, noting pitchers and fielding sequences as the game unfolded.
Ted Blankenship earned the win as Chicago defeated New York 3 to 0. Blankenhip pitched effectively while Resch and Bengough contributed hits in yesterday’s game.
Beston tied the four-game set late with two runs in the 11th but Detroit won 3 to 2 as Piercy and Quine delivered key hits earlier. Quine, replacing Piercy in the 6th, sealed the visitors' win with a decisive hit as two were out. Detroit pitchers held Beston in extra innings and closed the game with a late push.
Washington hammered three St Louis pitchers yesterday to win the final game of the series 4 to 1. An error in the fifth by Gerbers opened the door for a Senator run, then three more runs off Shocker in the eighth sealed the outcome. Sedwick, Rusesli and Russ, Pruett and Collinge contributed defensively and on offense for St Louis in a rocky showing.
In Omaha and nearby cities the Western League results show Denver 1 at Dee Moines 13 and Sioux City at St Joseph 1 with Wichita 4. Tulsa 3 and Oklahoma City 1 also recorded.
Cincinnati Reds routed Philadelphia 21 to 7 while Giants slumbered in a 10-1 loss. Margrave homered twice before a doubleheader with Boston. Ted Blankenship won in 10th for White Sox after a ninth inning rally. Virgil Barnes returned for Giants after April appendectomy.
New York July 14. Ty Cobb, legendary outfielder, is noted for 1 digressive career stats as baseball records loom large in the off season. The text highlights Cobb's 1 741 home runs and long tenure with the Detroit Tigers, referencing historical context and other milestone markers.
A London near Wembley hall crowded indoor opening with about 206 006 attendees surpassing expected capacity. The piece notes vast rival stadiums in the United States and mentions Yankee Stadium and Braves Field as benchmarks while referencing the Dempsey Carpentier boxing crowd. It concludes with a Chicago four mile relay record by four milers.
Joe Leach, the weigh champion, knocked out Peter Jehneon of Akron in a late-night match. Jehneon was on the defensive as a right cross to the jaw sent him to the canvas. Leach weighed 11 1 2 pounds to Jehneon's 1 2 pounds.
Eddie Lynch of Cleveland earned a decision over Johnny Lyle in Port Angeles for the main event of the promoter belt show. Benny Shan non of Salt Lake defeated Sailor May of Oklahoma at 159 pounds in the same card.
The combined Yskrvaré-Tale team defeated the Oxford-Cambridge squad in eight of eleven matches on the Casino courts amid a large gallery. Ten matches are scheduled for today.
Jay Hutchison of Chicago and Robert Jones of Atlanta led a 77-player field in the national open golf championship at Inwood over 34 holes yesterday. Murchison set a course record with 141. denep finished two strokes behind with 144.
At Fort Miami track Toledo Ohio Erwin and Geers faced off in the Grand Circuit 2:09 trotting event with Erwin collecting a pair of firsts in heats but losing the mile by a half length to Geers mare in the final heat. Peter Meny a lame horse was also noted in the racing card.
Jack Dempsey begins training for a Labor Day clash with the winner of the Wille Firpo bout. He says he will not take long layoffs again and plans to fight more regularly to stay sharp. Details for the Labor Day fight have been settled after a brief stay in Los Angeles.
The 2:15 trot produced two straight heats for the Turkey Foot Stake with a total purse of 1,736 dollars. Runners competed for placing honors as the event advanced through the afternoon.
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