Treasury Champion Beats Bureau 6 to 2 in Pennant Bid
Treasury Won the pennant in the Treasury League by beating Voareun 6 to 2. Downey pitched strongly, striking out twelve, with key fielding by Armstrong and Burkel. Several errors aided the visitors while sustained offensive blows from Burke and Zupath produced the decisive runs.
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Voareun
Imwney
Armstrong
Burkel
OS Burke
Dorey
Runtren
Mincerrts
al Katey
Flannery
Burke
Thampon
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Shireas
Downey
Powell
Rr Downey
Oty Powell
Armetrong
Zupatk
Marks
Marnow
Sigeemer
Arimatrong
Strate
Flan’ Sery
Fall
Samble
Signurney
Hetta Rabinace
Ry Powell
Enyires Wessra
Shurrieff
Dewna
Gemel Nour
Tennis champions claim New York State title at Crescent Athletic
H. H. Hackett and FoF Alexander won the New York State championship on the Crescent Athletic Club courts in Bay Ridge. The former national champions defeated Charles Whambers and J. T. Alien in straight sets 6-3, 7-5, 6-? in a final described as decisive.
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New York
H. H. Hackett
Fof Alexander
New York State
Crescent Athletic Cloud
Bay Ridge
Charles Whambers
J.T. Alien
Brightwood N. W. S. S. League Champions Over Whitney Ave
Brightwood won the Northwest Sunday School League title by defeating Whitney Avenue 8 to 3 in the final game of the season. Stanley’s pitching keyed the win as Brightwood finished narrowly ahead of Immanuel with Whitney Avenue third. The day’s play featured a high error count and multiple on-base threats, with notable hits from Brightwood and Whitney players.
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Hite
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Frisco May Get Olympics If Feasibility Fails
New York Aug 7 This report says the 1916 Olympic games will not be postponed because of continental warfare Commissioner James Sullivan thinks Berlin may stage the meet as scheduled If war ends soon Baron de Caubertin can transfer the meet to another country The next Games may be held in San Francisco if committee votes to entrust the event to the United States Meanwhile Easton Md defeats East Newmarket 8 to 7 in a local baseball game as Hummer and Smith homer with men on base
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Aus
James E. Sullivan
Berlin
Baron de Caubertin
International Committee
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Frisco
Easton
East Newmarket
Smith
Hummer
Rue
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Belt
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America
Germany
England
France
Russia
United States
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Hungary
Nationals Lose to White Sox on Errors in Series Opener
In Chicago, August 7, a two-base error by Gandil in the fourth and a later miscue by Moeller stung the Nationals as the White Sox edged them 2-0. Ayers pitched seven innings with strong control, Benz matched him, and Bentley worked the eighth as New York failed to score.
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Tanley T. Milliken
Chicago
Gandil
Collins
White Sox
Moeller
Nationals
Beng
Ayers
Bentley
Thia
Callahan
Benz
Weaver
Sox
Acosta
Shanks
Henry
Emerald Nets Central Circuit Title in Final Playoff
Emerald defeated Kenilworth 7 to 0 to clinch the Central League post season berth. Murphy pitched seven innings allowing four hits and contributed a single and a double. Final line includes hits, errors, and pitching details from Dizon Nope Murphy and others.
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Kenilworth
Murphy
Lemar
Sneton
Donnelly
Maran
Srawl's
Alleck
O.rawls
D Mccarthy
Usack
O‘wood
Rune
O'Donnell
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Moran
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Time of Fame
Regent A. C. Claims Title For Eighteen Year Old Club
Regent A. C. claims the championship for teams averaging eighteen years and challenges all clubs of that age. A game for Sunday August 9 is desired at St. Goldberg 923 M Street Northwest or call North 5208. The Regents Club roster lists pitchers Dieste Shultz L Goldberg Williamson catchers Bowman Kritt Bush Halslin infielders Levitan C Stewart Gallagher Dieste outfielders M Roberta J Roberts H Stewart Schilckler Goldberg Johnson and Sheehan.
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St. Goldberg
M Street
Regents Club
Dieste
Shultz
L. Goldberg
Williamson
Bowman
Kritt
Bush
Halslin
Levitan
C. Stewart
Gallagher
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J. Roberts
H. Stewart
Schilckler
Goldberg
Johnson
Sheehan
Lipton's Decision On America’s Cup Races Expected
New York, Aug 7 The New York Marke Yacht Club awaits official word from Sir Thomas Lipton on the calling off of the America's group races next month. Delayed cable service in wartime is believed to have held back Lipton's reply to the club's inquiry.
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New York
New Marke Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Baseball scores from yesterday show Chicago beating Philadelphia 22 to 4 with other games including Washington against Cleveland Detroit versus New York Boston against St Louis Philadelphia against Cincinnati. Names of pitchers and exact innings are not provided in the readable fragments.
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St Louis
Chicago
New York
Washington
Cleveland
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Boston
St.Louis
St Leula
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Australians Triumph in Davis Cup Doubles Clash
Australasia defeated Great Britain 3 to 0 as Brookes and Wilding won straight sets 6-1 6-0 6-4 at Longwood Cricket Club. Parke and Mavrogordato battled but could not counter theAntipodean net game. The Australians head to New York for Forest Hills practice as next week’s challenge match with the Americans looms.
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Australasia
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookes
Wilding
Purka
Mavrugordato
Great Britain
A. H. Lowe
Parke
New York
Forest Hills
White Mavrogordato
Giants Triumph Over Cubs In Eight to Four Win
New York takes the series finale 8 to 4 behind a five-run sixth inning sparked by passes, an error, and a hit. Chicago tallies and fielding miscues shape the early frames as the Giants plate four in the middle innings and hold on.
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Dorls
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Ftelcher
Userkle
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Umclean
Archer
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Alexander Stars in Phillies Victory Over Reds
Alexander shut out Cincinnati until the eighth inning and drove in two runs as Philadelphia rallied for a 2 to 8 win. Ames held Cincinnati to two hits until the eighth. Alexander doubled and Byrne Martin and Becker singled to spark the inning.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Notlowly
Cincinnati
Ames
Alexander
Byrne
Martin
Becker
el Phila
Adhoae Dante
Ol Byrne
Horaog
Twombly
G'Mecker
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Bob Ol Alexander
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Slou feds Win In Eighth Clean Hitting Gives Two Runs
Pittsburgh, Pa. August 7 St Louis wins 2 to 1 in the eighth inning on a two base hit and two singles. Keupper, Simon, Dickson, Berger, and Berry are listed as batters amid the stray OCR.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Batterlaa—Keupper
Simon
Dickson
Berger
Berry
Col Roosevelt's Adventures in South America
The Sunday Post presents a new installment of Col Roosevelt's adventures along the Taquary River. He recounts a thrilling hunt for mammoth anteaters and the capture of several specimens in graphic, vivid style. Aimed at lively summer reading, the series promises exciting episodes each week.
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Col. Roosevelt
Wilds
South America
Sunday Post
Taquary River
Boston Typos Champions Defeat Chicago For Union Printers Title
Boston printers won the Union Printers Baseball League championship in Cincinnati, defeating Chicago in a lopsided final after Chicago had ousted St. Louis earlier. Boston captured the first, fifth, and seventh tournament titles as players and visitors prepared to leave.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Union Printers Baseball League
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston Printers
iRagan Pitches Well Shuts Out Cardinals in Brooklyn
Brooklyn August 7 Ragan pitched a strong game to blank St Louis 3 0 O Maraa singled with two down in the fifth stole second and scored on wild throws Dalton and Cutshaw each singled and Daubert reached on a sacrifice in the eighth to drive in two more runs Brooklyn bought pitcher Steete from St Louis The box shows Ragan allowed two earned runs while St Louis stranded several runners. errors and base on balls influenced the scoring.
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Ragan
St. Louis
O'Mara
Snyder
Magee
Dalton
Cutshaw
Brooklyn Today
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St Louis
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Daubert
Egan
Locie
Nagee
Tomble
Ky Ragan
Masers
Byron and
Johnson
BENDER ON SLAB ATHLETICS 4001
Cleveland, Aug. 7. Errors and Mitch el's wildness gave Philadelphia all its runs as they defeated Cleveland 4 to 0. Bender was effective striking out six Naps. only two Clevelanders reached second base. Runs by Walsh Collins Baker and Gidring helped Philadelphia.
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Bender
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Hiue
Jackson
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Doudle
Barry
Collina
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Sheridan
Yankees Edge Browns In Slugfest Win
New York beat St Louis 4 to 3 as St Toul and timely hits backed by fielding errors fueled the victory. Fisher pitched for the Yankees with Wellman on the mound for St Louis, while key players included Leary Lavan and Peckinpaugh for New York and Boone for St Louis as the game spanned two hours and thirty minutes.
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Cobb Back in Game Shows Clever Form
Detroit wins 3 to 1 as Cobb returns to action with a triple and a sacrifice, drawing two walks and driving in a run. Cobb and Moriarty key as Detroit defeats Heston with Coveleskie overpowering Gregg. Multiple baseball and league notes follow, outlining current standings and international sport disruptions due to ongoing war.
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Gregg
Heston
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Hellman
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Baker
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Green Wins Singles Championship in Detroit Tennis Meet
Green of Chicago defeats F Doughty of Detroit to win the singles championship in the Michisan tournament held in Detroit, securing victory in straight sets 3 and 4. Mick Ang and other competitors noted for strong play in the event.
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Detroit
Mick
Ang
Chicago
Ben UN Leruls
Michisan
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