Al Young Triumphs Over White in Orpheum Bout
Al Young of Orden defeated Chicago’s White after White broke a bone in his right hand early, then fought through rounds at the Orpheum Theatre. White’s towel flew into the ring, but he returned to the bout before the bell. Doctors confirmed a scraff bone injury. White ceded the match as Young dominated from first to eighth round in a hard fought affair.
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al Young
Orden
Chicago
Sittercround
Orpheum Theatre
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Secont
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Mand
Qoteg
Waite
Meferso
Frank Arcy
Wen
Eros
Ghowad Goneness
Fleet
Ch ‘Cagoecrapper
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Sevenib
Aleleth Seaginna
Chin
Optic
Hia
Bie
Rounie
Font
Jesse
Ogden
Gilbert
Johns
Armstrong
Tat
Tere
Atart
Tya
Johne
Acelsion
Tilly Hogan
Holdie Ifenorssey
Oplea
Brown
New Manager Named for Pittsburg Club
Hugo Derek of the University of Oregon has been named manager of the Pittsburg club in the National League to succeed Jasoes J. Collahan. The 33-year-old former Chicago university athlete has been acting as manager and will take over leadership as the team moves forward.
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Pittsburg
Hugo Derek
University of Oregon
Jasoes J. Collahan
Hozdek
Slace Callahan
J. J
Warner
M Fezdek
Chicago Univeraity
Seals Sweep Oakland doubleheader on July fourth
Seals win morning game 2 to 1 at Oakland and take the afternoon 4 to 1 behind Dougherty and Oldham. Dougherty started both games, pitching into the later innings before relief, while Oldham hurled four shutout innings. The doubleheader featured tense plays, hits by Vernon, Adams, Galloway, and others, with strong fielding from San Francisco and a late surge securing both wins on Independence Day.
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Paler
Cleveland
Galloway
Gleichmans
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Simon
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Clath
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O'Loughlin
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Hooper
Dearherty
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Gest
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Massel
Trobsie
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Doane
Glei¢hmtann
U Hunter
Bimon
Ory
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Mt & Reena
Fitaperald
Mick
Calvo
Mateel
Mosse Wel Downs
Peeey
U Boerner
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TY Uorhang
BF Seareeer
Mr Koe
Paesess of
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Poe
Ee Guo
Torale
Vernon
Suns
A Hagtsonsoa Wits
San Francisco
Innlnan
Arth
Tymins
Dougherty
Teobase
Caro
Marion
C Orkan
Snodariss
Dembie
Corhan
Koerner
Faust Tnleichmann
McRee
Chicago takes two games as Detroit held to 3 runs
In a holiday twin bill Chicago edged Detroit 4 6 in the afternoon after leading 2 0 in the first. Cicotto struggled in the morning but settled to hold the Detroit lineup to help Chicago win 4 3 in the later contest. Cobb starred with a 34 game hitting streak. New York lost to Washington as Shawkey pitched seven innings without a hit before a late miscue.
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Detroit
Cicotto
Cobb
Vitt
R. Jones
Fetsch
Jackson
Stanaze
Balla
Cleotte
James
Tita
Jones
Viu
Incings
Wicked
Sehabh
Dy Cicutte
Balk
Wicutte
Evana
Owen
Janlone
Sumoury
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Wik Hamis
Trobare
J. Colin
Bare Hite
Burh
Williams
J. Collins
H. Collins
Felsch
Gandil Bares
Mitchell
Cunningham
Boland
Felach
Cunnierham
Yiame
Owens
Rang
New York
Washington
Shawkey
Cullop
Metlosky Walker
Arcund
Anhield
Ftom
Donavan
Fieber
Lew Yark
Otdriel
Meny ‘Osky
Joninga
Rymcarys
Nunanaker
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Iarper
Jude
Leonant
Foster
Foster Tal Shaake
Pop
Veckiepaugh
Tares On
Ballsa
OM Shawkey
Fuesell
Harper
Hite
Phawkey
Rusacti
Lara
JoWnaen
Innines
Aimick Soul
Ny Shawkey
Mussell
Kneper
Pires
McCormick
Dineen
Iahines
Shanks
Peckinpaush
Mendes
Baxes
Mager
Menozky
Shawkes
Pipp
Alnamith
Thitaunt
Ayer
Dumont
Bhanks
Strutk
Ayers
Dineen and McConnick
Southern Pacific baseball team loses 6 to 3 at Fort Douglas
The Southern Pacific team fell to the Twentieth Infantry from Fort Douglas by six to three yesterday. A large crowd saw a well played game with Heywood pitching for the home team and Stone handling duties behind the plate. The infantry battery received strong support from its fielders and the matchup provided a fine display of baseball.
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Southern Pacific
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Heywood
Asoa Moe
No Deal With Hartzell To Manage Denver Ball Club
Hughey Jones, owner of the Denver Western Teynie laneball club, says he will proceed without Hartzell to manage the team. He asserts Hartzell’s plans are unclear and that Jones favors hiring Hoy Shirti to run the club, with an aim to solidify leadership and stability for the Denver team.
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Denver
Wichita
Kan
Hughey* Jones
Denver Western
Dane Petty
Nulford Wins 50 Mile Race at Omaha Track
Ralph Mulford won today's 150 mile race at Omaha maintaining an average speed of 101 mph with two stoppages. Joe Thomas finished second followed by Walter Haines and Tommy Stilton. Alley crashed on lap one. his mechanic Billy Balmon injured. Dave Jennis won the 50 mile consolation, Mulford second, Milton third.
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Ralph Mals
Ford
Alukford
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Walter Haines
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Eddie Hearse
Dave Lewis
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J. A. Martin
Haines- Thomas
American Automobile Association
Amers
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Mathes
Martin
Tom Alley
Alley
Billy Balmon
Dave Jennis
Ralph Mulford
Milton
Lewis’ Ume
Louis Chevrolet
Axn
Charles Kirkpatrick
Danny Resta
Loula Chevrolet
Louis
Omar Toft
Omar Special
Ands Durt
Erben Special
Milton Mel Brite
Olsen Spectal
Indians Beat Browns Twice on Fourth of July
Cleveland tops St Louis in two games, 3-2 and 5-0, scoring late in the first and eighth innings. Key hits include Chapman's single for the first win, and a three-run rally in the eighth of the second. Pitching and fielding miscues noted, with Bagby and Sotharan handling striking duties in the morning and afternoon games.
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Browns
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Cleveland
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Chapman
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Vinlage
Lata
Severvid
Mar Johnson
Setharon
Sisiee
Sloan
Twrobhita
Marsans
Harris
Warabs
Ryans
Roth
Johnson
Pratt
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Lares
Bally
Norton
Groom
Plank
Klopier
Coumba
Croom
Birick
Coumbe
Mank
Connelly
Mortortsy
Nallin
Richards Sprains Ankle in High Jump Contest
PROVO July 4 The athletic carnival opened with wet conditions as Al mia W Richards sprained an ankle in the high jump. Clinton Sarach also entered the event. Weyand nod went to Creal Hasmond, a noted high school and University of Utah track figure. Trayciond posted 102-6 in the century under slow pace. Donald Prime finished second. no third place awarded.
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Provo
Almia W. Richards
Clinton Sarach Wan
Weyand
Creal Hasmond
University of Utah
Trayciond
Donald Prime
Place where man was announced
Alph De Palma set a world best for twenty five miles on a circular dirt track at Alph, July 4. In a automobile match against Darney Old Udd he completed the distance in 22 07 5, beating the prior record by 33 seconds.
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Larnen
Ritkatda
Albert Brokmeyer
Tcharde
Neroit
Alph
Alph de Palma
Darney
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