Johnson Loses 3-1 in Rochester Pitching Duel
Art Johnson, Warren southpaw, took the loss as Rochester Kodaks defeated Jersey City 3 to 1 in an International League game Saturday. Johnson allowed 8 hits, struck out 2, and issued 3 walks while Jersey City mustered only six safeties with a homer by Manger. Hal Smith and J. Smith provided key Rochester scoring, with the seventh inning sealing the win.
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Art Johnson
Warren Southpaw
Owas
Rochester
Kodaks
Victors
Jim
Ita
Jersey City
Manger
J. Smith
Southworth
Walsh
Gelbert
Smith
Martin
Johnson
Hal Smith
Giants nose out Reds in 2 1 victory at Cincinnati
Fred Fitzsimmons pitched six hitters and hit a double in the eighth to lift the New York Giants over the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1. Ott scored the go ahead run as the Giants clinched the win.
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Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York Giant
Ott
New York
Reese
Fitzsimmons
Lucas
Otto
Welsh
Hogan
Cohen
Quigley
Pfirman
Stark
Floyd Herman Proves Versatile for Dodgers
Sportraits Floyd Herman of the Brooklyn Dodgers has proven he is more than a mediocre outfielder. This is a real triumph for the young player because the Dodgers decided to make a gardener out of Herman, a good first baseman, despite Flatbush doubters. Herman first played in the outfield for Omaha and then alternated between first base and outfield for Atlanta and Memphis. When he reached the majors he appeared as a first sacker.
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Floyd Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Gardner
Herman
Flatbush
New York Yankees sweep doubleheader against Indians
New York Yankees won both ends of a Sunday doubleheader with Cleveland, 3 to 0 and 6 to 4. Pennock pitched the shutout for the champions, his 13th win. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig ended slumps with a homer apiece in the second game, Ruth at his 34th and Gehrig at 19th of the season. First game score shows Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0, New York 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 x 3. Shaute, L Sewell, Pennock, Collins.
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New York
New York Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Pennock
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Shaute
L. Sewell
Pennock and Collins
Ruth and Gehrig Lead Browns Loss to Senators in Extras
In a twelve inning game in Washington the St. Louis Browns defeated the Senators 6 to 4 after extra innings. Ruth Gehrig and J Sewell homered for the visitors while Thomas earned the win and Grant the loss. Batteries included Ogden Coffman Blaeholder and Schang Burke Jones Marberry and Ruel Tate. Also report of a drowning of 12 year old Benjamin Bress in Conewago creek near York Pennsylvania after a failed pulmotor response.
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Nata
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Ogden
Coffman
Blaeholder
Schang
Burke
Jones
Marberry
Ruel
Tate
Creek
York
U.P
Benjamin Bress
Wollen
Conewago Creek
Here
Warren Golfers Succumb to Titusville Shot Margin
Conemango Valley golfers lost a tough match on the local course as Titusville tallied 24 percent to win by one point over Warren with 23 percent. Titusville secures its second win of the season over Warren. Stewart led local scorers with three points while Kraffert and Critchlow swept for Queen City. Several players are listed with partial scores from both teams, making this an unusually tight and competitive match. In other action, a Fall accident in Lock Haven, Pa., resulted in the death of Fred Depolis, 41, who died after a crane he was repairing toppled 85 feet, causing fatal internal injuries.
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Conenango Valley Country Club
Titusville
Warren
Stewart
Queen City
Kraffert
Parshall
Critchlow
Fisher
Warren Fraffert
Uritchlow
ficNierney
Jonarra Vertig
Graham Yrandin
Murdock
Morrison
Lock Haven
U. P
Fred Depolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renovo
Here
Depolis
Decathlon Star Elkins Cleared for Amsterdam Games
Decathlon standout Fair Elkins of Nebraska sailed for Amsterdam to join the U S Olympic team after officials were convinced he is in good condition despite a leg injury. The Olympic committee also barred Matt McGrath Roland Locke and Weems Baskin from competing while ten athletes remain hospitalized or in final workouts aboard the S S Roosevelt.
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S. S. Roosevelt
U. P
Fair Elkins
University of Nebraska
United States
William Kennelly
New York Athletic Club
Elkins
Olympic Committee
Matt McGrath
Roland Locke
Weems Baskin
Amsterdam
New York
S. S. Berengeria
Murrays Hulbert
Amateur Athletic Union
Chautauqua Tuesday Program Highlights and Music
The schedule lists devotional hour lectures by Bishop Irving P. Johnson and Dr. Thomas F. Moran, a 2:30 recital by Miss Maud Miner, chaplain’s hour, a 3:45 club session, and a 8:00 New York Symphony Orchestra concert conducted by Albert Stoessel. The July 17 program features Jupiter Symphony, Magic Fire Music, Ride of the Valkyries, a piano concert by Ernest Hutcheson, and Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks.
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Irving P. Johnson
Thomas F. Moran
Maud Miner
Chicago
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Woman's Club
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
Jupiter Symphony
Mozart
Wagner
the Valkyries
Pian
Ernest Hutcheson
Hulenspiegel
Burglary at Metzger-Wright Office Exposed by Evidence
A Pittsburgh burglary exposed a damaged safe at Metzger-Wright, with a missing lock and shattered door. Police found a pinch bar, silk glove finger, brown paper wrapping, soap cup used for nitro, and scattered papers as clues. Fingerprints photographed by Lt. Christoph, while a second floor view lacked curtains, revealing intruders.
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C. E. Metzger
Moners
George Christoph
Erie Department
Christof
Pittsburgh
Hahn
Jefferson
R. E. Waid
Waid
Rogers & Company, Insurance
Bellere Money Safe
Haehn
Othera
Kresege
Second Avenue
Wolfe
Metzger-Wright’s
Metzger-Wright Company
Liberty Street
Asme
Robbery Suspect Cracks Third Floor Safe For Eight Thousand
A man fled before entering a store through a side window after opening a safe on the third floor containing about $8,000. Police are investigating the break in and seeking witnesses.
Two Boys Burned to Death As Fire Destroys Home
Springfield mass fire starts from an oil lamp destroying a dwelling on the outskirts. Harry Starkey nine and Everett seven died. Parents injured while rescuing two daughters asleep on the first floor. Mrs Starkey leaped from a second story window.
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Springfield
Mas
Harry Starkey
Everett
Stanley Starkey
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