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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1923

Page

5

Controversy Over Hal Chase and Umpiring Stirred Fans

The article recounts a heated reaction to Hal Chase and Jecrue’s actions during a key game and the ensuing censure. It notes a perceived bias toward Chase and Giants supporters, with critics calling for fair treatment and integrity in umpiring While public commentary cites past conduct and loyalty to the game, calls for stronger enforcement and consistency in rule enforcement persist.

Schedule Matches From The Daily Fixtures

The list shows games today across leagues with matchups including St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Philadelphia at St. Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Seattle at Sacramento Portland at Salt Lake San Francisco at Los Angeles Vernon at Oakland.

St. Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnat Brooklyn Detroit Washington Cleveland Seattle Sacramento Portland Salt Lake San Francisco Los Angeles Vernon Oakland W. Pet New York O Cincinnati Ore Eeewee St. Louis Petewnee Boston Steer Ee Ewes St. Louia

American tennis stars return home after Wimbledon

Willem M. Johnston of San Francisco wins the world championship at Wimbledon and arrives in New York with other American players including Francis Winter and five women competitors. Brian Norton, South African star, also travels, planning eastern invites and the Philadelphia national championship in September. Summit field opens for the metropolitan open at Canet Brook Country Club with 260 players, Marty Loughlin defending against Kirkwood, Cruikshenk, Barazen and Bernes.

New York Willem M. Johnston San Francisco Gosen Francis T. Winter New Rochelle Johnston Molla Bjurstedt Mallory Matthea Bayard Short Hills N. J Eleanora Sears Katherine Gardner Leslie Bancroft Bostom Brian J. C. Norton Philadelphia Norton Johhnaton Summitt Canet Brook Country Club Marty Loughlin Plainfield Wil Joe Kirkwood Robby Cruikshenk Gene Barazen Jim Bernes

Demand Reform in Betting at Race Meetings

Reformers push to end gambling at racetracks calling it the betting evil and tax drain while politicians in New York and Illinois tolerate open oral betting. They argue pari mutuel machines could curb bookmakers and reduce workers’ income taxes if implemented. England’s soccer spending mirrors U S zeal for baseball with record transfer chatter and player purchases.

Peither New York Illinois Chicago Hawthorne New York State Maryland Kentucky United States

Governor Bars Return Battle In Indianapolis

Governor Warren T. McCray refused Indianapolis businessmen permission to stage a Dempsey-Gibons fight in the city. Promoters plan to move the bout to Fort Benjamin Harrison north of Indianapolis. McCray will seek the attorney general’s opinion on his authority over the government property.

Indianapolis Warren T. McCray Indiana Indianapoli Fort Benjamin Marricon McCray Toa Fort Harrison McKay

Proclaiming Frankie Prisech Top Major League MVP

The piece argues Frankie Prisech of the Giants is the most valuable player in baseball. It cites him as the leading scorer, top hitter, and near elite in fielding and baserunning, with John McGraw calling him the finest second baseman ever seen.

Polo Grounds Frankie Prisech John McGraw McGraw Eddie Coline Nap Lejoie Johnny Evers Cavert

Fight Film Confiscated by U S Officials in Hollywood

Justice agents seized five reels of the Dempsey Gibbons fight film at Shelby Montana dated July 4 for violation of federal law restricting interstate combat pictures. No arrests were made and the producers planned temporary surrender and potential exhibition in Montana only.

Shelby Mont Los Angeles Department of Justice Dempsey-Gibbons Horsley

Baseball and boxing trivia from early 20th century sports Q&A

A compendium of sports queries and answers including lifetime batting averages and records. It cites J K L A Wagoner 283 years in majors, Pancho Villa versus Johnny Buff in 1922, Myra of Finland’s javelin record in 1920, Chicago White Sox 12 errors in a 1903 game, Joe Beckett’s KO wins in 1923, and J B Neill’s .492 batting mark in 1887 with sparse details.

Chicago White Sox Tigers

Coast Vernon Beats Oakland In Thirteen Inning Thriller

Coast Vernon defeats Oakland 7 to 4 after a 13 inning game. Los Angeles tops San Francisco 7 to 2. Sacramento edges Beattie 4 to 2. Salt Lake defeats Portiane 14 to 6.

Coast Vernon Oakland Los Angeles Sam Francisco Sacramento Beattie Salt Lake Portiané Elmer Berger Vernon Dallas Locker Bill Exseck Tigers Tech

Baseball Roundup From The Press Box Chicago July 18

The column covers a day of mixed results across the majors. Carl Mays and the Yankees faltered in Cleveland, while the St Louis Browns completed a five game win streak over the Reds. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, and Brooklyn also posted notable victories or performances.

St Lavia Browns Rad Cox Dpenforth Bostonians Robins Brooklyn Pittebergh Dodgers Batley Johnston Kane Heretteven Morrison

Cleveland Beats New York 12 to 6 to Open Series

In a high scoring game at Cleveland, Carl Mays pitched 26 hit relief to secure a 12 to 6 win over New York marking an even split with the champions. Speaker and Brower produced key hits while Bengough and Sewell contributed for the visitors.

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Regional scores and city match notes list

A string of city names and scores appears, including Des Moines, Denver, Oklahoma City, Sioux City, St Joseph, San Antonio, Dallas, Beaumont, Wichita, Galveston, Houston, Fort Worth and others with varied numbers. The fragment suggests a roundup of results or standings across multiple locales.

Des Moines Denver Oklahoma City Omaha Sioux City Tulsa St. Joseph San Antonio, & Dallas Beaumont Wichita ,Fat's Galveston Ghereveport Houston Fort Worth

New York Nationals win series opener in 7 3 victory

New York defeats Chicago 7 to 3 as Groh and Spyder drive homers. Ryan wins pitching, Kilfer clashed with umpire Hert after the game. Chicago drops to 3-½ games back. details of scoring and lineups noted.

Marcelé Traessner Pitteby Nationals Entablien Ryan Giants Chicago Terk Nationals Gients New York Oebeorne Ofarrell Ryen Border Towns Snyd Er Mollecker Rena Snyder Groh Grant Prieck Kelly Crantheam Oeborne Iphorne William Wefer Chicago Cube John A Heydier National League

Dempsey Firpo World Title Fight Decision Pending

July reports indicate Jock Kearns will decide today if Dempsey will fight Firpo in the United States or Buenos Aires Tex Rickard seeks a U S bout while negotiations continue Kearns later said he would consider the US offer or the Buenos Aires plan if no better option emerges. Willard Pipe fight attendance and receipts for July 12 in Jersey City totaled 79326 with 75712 paid admissions generating 390275 in receipts before taxes and Jersey levies.

Trenton X. J Willard Piipe Hoyle Jersey City Frank Ferguson New Jersey

Fort Snelling to host boxing under war department terms

Reports say boxing bouts will be allowed at Fort Snelling if Minnesota laws are followed with Mike Gibbons negotiating to stage a Firps bout. Indianapolis officials refused a Dempsey Gibbons event but hope for a Fort Harrison match near the city.

ST. Pacl Fort Snelling War Department Mike Gibbons Spresrance Lale Angel Firps

Smith Dominates Pirates Then Weakens. Fielding Holds

Smith pitched through seven innings allowing three hits as Pittsburgh pressed late. A sharp defense kept him ahead until Trarfic slipped in the seventh, ending a string of 22 consecutive scoreless frames for the Pirates. Morrison Kunz and Gooch supported with key plays.

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