Dodgers Depend on Robinson To Rally Pennant Hopes
A Monty byline from New York predicts Wilbert Robinson as chief spark for the Dodgers. The piece credits his coaching and pitching focus for steadying the staff, boosting hitters, and lifting team morale as they seek a pennant and challenge in the National League amid strong competition from the Read Box and Villa Sox.
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Olbe
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John McGraw
Giants
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McGraw Agalty
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Robinsgeult McGraw
Glanty
Braves
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Mail Clerks Edge Bowlers In Five Inning Tilt
The Matt Clotien train of the City Baseball league defeated the Clairmonn Bowlers 4 to 3 in five innings at Glenwood. Steady pitching by Brickley held the Bowlers in check as Stewart and Brickley starred for the Clerks. Rives, Perrick and Stewart provided key hits and steady defense to seal the win.
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Glenwool
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Wade
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Ueavons
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Turricks
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Ludwig
Atmingo Giussiann
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Tandwis
Auidigon
Mario
Vowleri Oo
Cech
Pb Mail Clerks
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Pirebor Perrick Te
Athletics Dillon Forces Are Winners at Salt Lake
July 80 carried a Pacific Coast rescue record as Dillon led a fierce defense against a sustained Red Cross assault near Verona. Blankenship and home guards countered, the line held, and a daring night attack by the enemy was repelled. The final push left Dillon’s forces victorious amid heavy combat and cautious retreat by the opposing side.
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Red Crom
Teeftna
Yprea
Gorizia
Pacific Coast
Verona
Rome
Jleaty
Polaonove Rus
Dillon
Euurdn
Cliftoy Nouglas
Ball Game at Lagoon Day Draws Crowds and Races
The program at Tagnon today features Union Railway workers eventing a dog race and a Danabell match at 2 30 m followed by races at 6 and an address by Hon Simon Tamberger at 7 80 pm. Events include boys under 12 races and youth competitions with various prizes and a final note from Tamberger at Tiepot.
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Union Railway Wopleyet
Dogia
Ogden
Ball Lake Yailway
Simon Tamberger
Soaswy
Lily UF
Tondhane
Tamberier
Tiepot
Chicago River Horror Today Alhambra
Fragmentary OCR note references the Chicago River, a horror event at Alhambra, and garbled names. The readable bits suggest a dramatic incident, with a call to return and mentions of people and a regiment or group, but specifics are unclear. The readable terms imply a historical city event with dramatic consequences.
Tigers Fall In Doubleheader Summary
Los Angelas reports the Tigers lose both ends of a doubleheader to the Beavers 3 to 1 and 4 to 2. Manager McCredis suspends pitcher Evans claiming he is not in shape. Portland defeats Joknson with key hits in the fourth and seventh innings, while the Beavers explode late to pull away.
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Tera
Beavers
Tim Day
Tureher Evans
Muntger McCredis
Byting
Portland
Joknson
Awith
Fisher
Hillyard
Derrick Singlinl
Tigers
Goreleskin
Vernon
Thun
Beaver Gang
Cracy
Bolas
Vernon Runa
Dona Hite
Tate
Fay Wescoe
Baseball doubleheader sees New York and Brooklyn split
In a two game set at New York and Brooklyn, the visitors swept the second game as Chicago and New York battled to a 4 to 2 win. O’Mars doubled but was doubled off on a Wheat liner in the ninth, Wheat scored on a single, and Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the opener.
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O'Mars
Ourahaw
Pillaburg
Detroit Triumphs In Five-Run Baseball Thriller
Detroit toppled a Boston lineup 7 to 6 in a tense extra inning contest. Leonard held the opposition to one hit through five innings, while Lowrie and the bullpen closed the door. Boston rallied late, but Detroit’s timely hitting and strong defense secured the victory in yesterday’s AL clash. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 as Wirke, South, and O’Neill combined for scoring plays including a double and a sacrifice. The day’s action featured standout pitching and clutch hits amid a lively American League slate.
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Detroit
Hoxton
Crora Leonard
Aly
Wits
Lowia Wage
Pama
Wings
Winnie
Mat al Woats
Minplay
Tie Hinth
Rawton
Din
Py Cobh
McLaughlin Seeks National Singles Title Return
McLaughlin works hard to win back honors in singles. Mauthe El McLaughlin travels east to compete in a lawn tennis tournament, aiming to reclaim the national singles championship once held by R Norris Williams II.
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McLaughlin
Mauthe EL McLaughlin
R. Norris Williams 2d
Chicago Cubs Take Opening Game 6 4 Over Yankees
Murphy and Weaver powered Chicago to a 6 4 win over New York in the first game of the series. Weaver homered in the seventh driving in two runs to push the visitors ahead. Pipp collected a triple a double and a single for New York in the loss.
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Weaver
Chicago
New York
Pipp
Chicago Defeats Buffalo 2 1 in Wet Grounds Battle
In Chicago on July 30, the Federal League game against Buffalo ended 2 to 1 after a pitching duel. Bedtent allowed one run in each of the first two innings as Chicago built the early lead with two bases on balls aiding the offense. Buffalo tallied in the sixth on three hits and a walk, but Prendergast made a spectacular catch with the bases loaded to end the threat. The Chicago lineup included Tattersea Blair Prendergast and Wilson.
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St. Louis
Newark
Wet Grounds
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Blair
Chicago Tattersea
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Championship tennis opens at Lake Forest on 104 singles entries
Chicago hosts the western championship tennis tournament at Onwentta club Lake Forest with 104 singles entrants and 50 doubles teams. Top stars may join if they depart the Longwood event by midweek. Local players George IM Church and Dean Mathey participate in singles along with Nat Thornton and W M Johnston. Women's draws set for Tuesday. Also Gus Jetting signed by Wichita Western League club.
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George IM
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M. Grant
Nat Thornton
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Bugs Reisigl Not a Hero in Oakland Victory
San Francisco hurler Reisigl faltered as Oakland edged the Seals 2 to 1. Milton Reed drove in a run with a two bagger, Mundarfs walk and Middleton’s over the right field hit helped Oakland overcome San Francisco. Schaller homered for the Seals, Melvin added a fourth inning push for Oakland.
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Milton Reed
Duke
Mundarlf
Roxay Middleton
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Rele Jge
Clinton Prough
Schaller
Melvyn
Basa
Baseball Club Reports Player Found After Absence
Kansas City outfielder Sammy Mayer, who failed to report for the trip to Louisville, has been located after being thought to have jumped to the Federal League. Details on his whereabouts were not disclosed. Also in Washington, seismographs at Georgetown University recorded unusually strong shocks from 8:30 to 10 o'clock, approximately 5509 miles from Washington.
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Tuly
Guovgt Feheau
Roral American Agselation Baseball Club
Sammy Mayer
Lowisville
Tebesa
Washington
Georgetown University
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