Moran, Moran, Moran: Dillon Crushes Rival Harder
New York July 8 Frank Moran, the fighter beaten by Jack Dillon, was out of prime form, overweight and less fit than the Moran who faced Willard in March. Dillon delivered a sharper beating, while Willard’s performance suggested Moran could have been punished more severely. Analysts split on whether Dillon can beat Willard, noting Moran’s deterioration and Willard’s superior reach and tactics.
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Cleveland Seeks 1917 Amateur Championships Bid
Cleveland plans to bid for the 1917 Amateur Athletic Union national track and field championships at Brookside Natural Amphitheatre in Brookside Park. George A. Schneider of the Cleveland A. C. states a 22 yard pit and a quarter mile track would be built if awarded, with Mayor Harry L. Davis backing the effort. The city’s committee is formed, admission charged, and 80 000 to 100 000 spectators are hoped for to witness the event.
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Baseball scores and schedule from American League
Western Results list BL Louis 5 Washington 0 Detroit Philadelphia 2 New York 4 Chicago 3 Moston Cleveland 5. Today's Schedule includes Vetenit at Talladelphia Cleveland at Hoston Chicago at New York Bt Louis at Washington Toston July 7. Narrative describes better hitting and Helling guiding Nos iob a 3 to 1 over Cleveland. Barry hit first ball off Bagby for a single then scored on a sequence including a sacrifice and two doubles. Speaker contributed two doubles and a key double play in the eighth. Score by innings shows uneven totals for Cleveland and other sides.
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Washington Defeats Waahtoston In Generous Support
Blanks masterful play with strong support from Browns, three double plays highlighted by Blank, but Washington errors bloom in one inning. Johnson allowed eight hits as Washington loses 6 to 0 to Detroit in another from the holiday week.
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Great Jockey Faces Move to Russia and Shifting Turf Power
Eddie Dugan leaves New York for Russia to ride for Countess Eugene Tasstelt as the U S racing world mourns the loss of one of its greatest jockeys. His career spans New York, Hosata, and the Czar Nick era, with wartime disruptions altering his path and a Belmont dispute over his replacement.
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Big Sum Lost by Promoters of Moran- Dillon Fight
Promoters of the Moran Dillon fight lost in the neighborhood of $7,000. Official receipts were announced at $39,521, with about $2,000 deducted for costs. Moran netted around $12,000 and Dillon about $10,000, while incidental expenses ran between $3,000 and $4,000. Original figures had Moran at $25,000 and Milton at $15,000.
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Amateur player on White Sox roster unearthed in city league tale
A fragmentary account notes Chicago July and a teenaged amateur from the City League joining the White Sox as injuries to McMullen and Terry necessitated bat frame changes. The untested recruit, around fourteen to sixteen, is described with height and weight and as having potential despite no prior major experience.
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Oakland and Portland Sweep In Varied Scores
In a mixed results card, Vernon defeated Oakland while San Francisco and Portland posted 3 wins, Portland also securing a 3 to Salt Lake. Los Angeles took a 3 victory over Salt Lake, with Vernon and Oakland each recording 0 and San Francisco 3 in their games.
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Labor Day Fight in Doubt Over Bell Four Fights
National League whispers center on whether Jose Willard and Fred Fulton will clash on Labor Day. Tom Jones of New York agrees to send Willard again after his current contract ends, but circus managers warn the outdoor show may be impossible after Labor Day. Minneapolis contenders push open-air staging, arguing outdoor conditions make the bout infeasible.
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Baseball results from Chicago July
Brooklyn wins a pitched game 4 to 3 over Cincinnati in ninth inning chaos. Wild plays and errors highlighted a tense series opener in Chicago. Pittsburg defeats New York 5 to 2 behind Pitcher Jacobs as Wagner and Hinchman drive in runs. Philadelphia edges St Louis 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Boston held to one hit as Chicago wins 1 to 0 with Packard flawless pitching.
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Beavers Lose Ame 3 10 2
San Francisco July 7 Beavers fall 3 to 2 in a tight Seals game. Skeeter Fanning and Limpy Jerry Downs made key plays including a double play to foil a late inning threat. Scoring details show a back and forth contest with a dramatic ninth inning defense.
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Oakland Shut Out by Tigers in Vernon Game
In Los Angeles on July 7 the Tigers pulled ahead with a neat dash by Quinn at the end of the third inning and added two more runs. Vernon after securing a 3 to 0 win over Oakland built their lead with a 001 000 205 final line, while Oakland could muster no runs through nine frames.
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Standing of clubs update from yesterday’s games
Yesterday's Reduke, Los Angeles 8 defeated Salt Lake 3. Vernon beat Gabland 1 to 0 while Ben Franciseo scored three for a 3-2 Portland win. Tedar's Schedule lists Los Angeles at Salt Lake as the next matchup.
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Salt Lake Loses to Los Angeles in 8 score game
Los Angeles defeats Salt Lake with 8 to an unclear Salt Lake score. Batteries listed as Los Angeles Zabel Masser and Salt Lake Tiercey Tughes Hannah. Umpire Phyle Doyle. Game start 3 30 p m with probable lineups Kahler Boles Kin ities Honoah.
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Chick Evans Declines Del Monte Title Defense
Chicago golfer Chick Evans, defending amateur champion for seventeen years in the West, will not play the Del Monte course championship in July. He cites travel and pressure of calls as reasons, saying he will not defend his title this year. The Windy City has long held the cup, but doubt remains over where the trophy will return.
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Baseball Leaders and Ledgers in Turbulent Season
The article lists batting and pitching leaders from several teams with Detroit and Chicago figures prominent in batting averages, home runs, and stolen bases. It highlights Maggert’s two-home-run performance at Majestic Park, and notes team leaders across the American and National Leagues, including Robertson and Daw. The narrative weaves in scorelines, earned run averages, and notable stat leaders, framing a lively snapshot of a chaotic season with emphasis on standout performances and the shifting batting titles.
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Joe Jackson Leads Batters in American League
Chicago July 3 Joe Jackson takes the lead among AL batters for the first time this season. He reached 100 hits in 263 at bats over 72 games, posting a .38095 pace with 96 hits in 68 games. Tris Speaker trails in the chase as the season progresses.
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