Controversy and stats swirl around Ty Cobb in season saga
The piece surveys Ty Cobb amid slashing talk of inflated numbers and on field heroics as Detroit, Philadelphia, and Cleveland clubs shape the pennant chase. It notes Cobb's triple crownlike bat totals, media speculation, and the shifting power in the race with New York, Boston, Chicago, and Washington eyeing pivotal week series. Also mentioned is Lou Dillon’s owner heading to Cleveland to chase a world record with Uhlan at the Grand Circuit meet opener.
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Athettes
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Naps
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Mack
Jennings
Athletics
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Nationals
Howe
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Aorx
Aug Oc. KG
Lou Dillon
Major Delmari
John Cummings
Worcester
Mass
Arpington
Dominion
Baltimore
Burke
Maas
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Earl BD. Wilson
Sherman M. Nason
R. E. Byra
National Regatta Entries For Senior Rowing Events
Official entries list senior single sculls and four-oared shells from clubs across North America. Teams include New York Athletic Club, Harlem Rowing Club, Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto, and Potomac Boat Club, with athletes such as William Mehrhof, Cary Faulkner, J. Butler, and others noted for upcoming races in Brooklyn and St. Louis venues.
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Sheepshead Bay Rowing Club
Brooklyn
Prank @hea
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Cary J. Faulkner
Nassau Boat Club
New York
William Mehrhof
Harlem Rowing Club
Fred Puensel
New York Athletic Club
R. Krapp
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
E. B. Butler
Central Rowing Club
St. Louis
Joseph J. Lepping
Union Boat Club
Boston
EB. &. Smith
Moon
Hive Eraide Boat Club
Cary J. Faulker
BB. Butler
Sheepshead Bay
Frank Shea
Joseph J. Lapping
St. John Rowing Pub
New Orleans
G. Shears
EB. Smith
New Rochelle Rowing Club
New Rochelle
Georges G
New York City
T. F. Russell, Jr
Joseph Walsh
Rockrimmon Boat Club
Springfield
John Hayes
William Chisholm
Ariel Rowing Club
Baltimore
C. W. Ralph
G. Lewis
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
G. W. Engle
3. F. Gordon
Fred Fuease
Fred Shepherd
Crescent Boat Club
William C. Tuttle
Ford Graef
Waldie
F. W. Swallow
W. Wilson
A. Hildebrandt
Pickering
A. ©. Smith
St. Charles Boat Club
Waltham
W. Grady
J. Hannan
F. Hannon
H. Segger
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Harry Whiten
George Clayton
R. Vanes Chapman
Robert J. Arms
AH. Russell
W. E.G. Murphy
A. Sinclair
8. Jackes
Potomac Boat Club
Washington
William Birney
Wayne M. Hart
E. F. Coultry
G. A. Bell
Toronta
William Rirhey
Wayne M. Hurt
B. F. Coultry
A. E Runell
Claude E. Parker
John L. Vandegraft
George B. Hinds
Anthony Lucas
Edgar J. Hough
Louis J. Milovich
John Lyon
Detroit Boat Club
Detroit
W. Raymond
L. J. Graig
R. A.spalding
A. L. Edwards
W. 5. Rumney
A. W. Neer
A. Mercer
Argonaut Howing Club
Jackes
W. E. G. Murphy
A. A.russell
A. C. Bancroft
W. Lambert
C. E. Kidd
T. Livingston
McCleary
FD. McKay
H. A. Shocker
Potork
H. T. Beaston
R. le Weldia
Ford Gravett
D. F. Swallow
D. McD. Bruner
Virginia Boat Club
Richmond
Smith
L. N. Wellford
R. B. Forest
A. C. Hartett
N. R. Watt
A. J. Saville
J. W. Johnson
D. J. Tyler
J. E. Kett
D. Wilson
F. A. Hamdin
B.J. O' Neil
Ted Scannell
D. BR. Dodds
A . Mercer
M. Rummey
R. Sparling
W. Raymound
Farnsworth
J. X. Doyle
F. K. Hooper
C. F Quton
J. Boylan
C. Kuscho
Caxswain
W. Higgins
G. W. Engie
Charles Bednork
F. Gordon
F. J. Mueller
E. J. Hartman
J. B. Kelly
R. L. Crombie
H. G. Defiadko
E.G. Roth
W. &. G. Murphy
AL AL Russell
N. Lambert
Mouleary
Ottawa Rowing Club
Ottawa
E. H Pueford
BM. Phillips
W. J. Harrison
RE. Green
J.C. McCuaig
M. J. Eft
Jolliffe
Snowdedn
Coaswan
Payne
Regatta Entries Swell for North American Championship
The regatta committee of the N A A O reported a near record entry list for the thirty eights annual regatta on the lower Potomac course. Twenty five clubs from eighteen cities across North America will compete Friday and Saturday with eight states and two Canadian provinces represented. Argonauts lead with eight entries, followed by New York Athletic Club, Harlem Boat Club, and Potomacs with five each.
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New Yort
St. Paul, Minn
St. Louis
New Orleans
New York
Boston
Ottawa
Toronto
Reyal River
Canada
North America
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
Zappone
Washington
Argonauts
Argonauts of
New York Athletic Club
Harlem Boat Club
Potomacs
Nassaus
Detroit
Centrals
Arundels
Baltimore
Riverside Club
Cambridge
Ottawas
Arlington
Potomac Drive
Lakes
Gray Bat
Alexandria
Georgetown University
Robert Collier
Walsh Dominates White Sox to Silent Victory
Chicago, Aug. 7. The Nationals were blanked 4 to 0 as Walsh stifled twelve of thirteen hitters and struck out ten. Only Conroy managed two singles for McAleer’s club, while Walsh’s deceptive deliveries and a weak Washington attack produced a one sided game. The White Sox gained two runs in the second and sixth innings, while Washington could muster no baserunners until late.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Jbig Hol
Walsh
Nationals
White Sox
Conroy
McAleer
Sox
Germany
Schaefer
Purtett
Collins
Unglaub
Zelder
McBride
Purtell
Lelivelt
Groom
Dougherty
Gessler
Henry
Washington
Tannehill
Tannehil
Payne
Zeider
Parent
Meloan
Melean
Lee
Milan
Nagan
Bhut Colling
Carl D. Hibbard
Hibbard
Byrd
Acel- Lelivelt
Wilson
Byrne
Sideath
Erwin
Groome
Beckendor
Moyer
Meloin
Ai—Collins
Ort Groome
Halle
Waluh
Mesers Perrine
Dineen
Nationals Triumph Yet Again Side Notes From Chicago Game
Chicago notes describe the Nationals game with ten strikeouts and eight batters fanning out. Zelder stole two bases and Meloan hit a triple to right field fence before a swift relay. Comiskey praises Meloan, Seider makes a close catch, and Zeider’s baserunning miscue leads to an out as the Sox fielders celebrate with vocal coaching.
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Blackburne
Arlie Latham
Seider
McBride
Melean
Zeider
Elberfeld
Sox
Tigers Narrow Gap in AL Standings With 4 1 Victory
Detroit defeats the New York Yankees 4 to 1, narrowing the gap to within one game of third place in the American League. Cobb powered the win with two pivotal doubles, while Summers pitched a solid 1 38 effort marred only by a minor lapse, as Detroit completed a three game sweep of New York.
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Detroit
New York
Cobh
Yankees
Tigers
Cobb
Hemphill
Knight
Crawford
Moriarty
Buah
Laporte
T. Jones
Austin
Schmidt
Mitchell
I Summers
Hughes
Cree
D Jones
Bush
Chase
O' Summers
Ervore
Messia
O'Loughlin
Egan
Coombs Shuts Out St Louis as Phillies Win 6 to 0
St Louis hosts Philadelphia with Coombs pitching a six to nothing shutout. Coombs struck out nine as Lake was hit hard in the soggy third inning. Scoring included Lord Oidring Collins Livingston and Coombs with two runs credited to Coombs, while Lake yielded the loss for St Louis.
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Coombs
Lake
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Hartzell
Qoidring
Newnam
glCollins
Griggs
G ‘Baker
Th Behweitz'r
O Davis
Wallace
Howser
Truesdale
Murphy
Stephens
OjBarry
Olkivingston
Crise
Lord
Oidriog
Collins
Livingston
Coombe
Piteh
Voombs
OM Lake
Af Coombs
Messrs Evans and
Colisower
Hinging On Sunday Games In New York State League
In UlIica New York Aug 7 President John H Farrell says Sunday baseball is crucial to the leagues future and warns the NY State League may not continue without Sunday play. The season will run out with a shorter schedule to cut travel costs while Scranton and Wilkes Barre may still host Sunday games.
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N. Y
John H Farrell
Bages Hotel
Farrell
New York State
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Racing Entries at Saratoga This Day
Racing cards list entries for six races at Saratoga with two year olds to older horses. Notable names include Kinship Cintretla Bishop Montgomery Radium Star and Sepulveda along with multiple track figures and odds across divisions. Local league scores from Western and Southern circuits follow the racing section.
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the Hague
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Perry Johnson
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Rosseaux
Herkimer
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Radium Star
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Sepulveda
Lus
Bob B
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Scarpia
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Inie
Profile
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Arete
Alice Georgr
Phoronis
Wander
Widrat
Far West
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Harry F
Madeline L
Algronel
Our Hannah
General Merriment
Spohn
Toi
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UO Belo
LTA
P. B
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Navy Eleven
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Ject
James Pilkington
John E. Nagle
D. Spencer Buss
Louis A. Fischer
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Fred R. Fortmeyer
Sir ‘A. Claude MacDonnell
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University Barge Club of
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