Tigers Must Face Boehling In Closing Game Of Series
Detroit July 16 Boehling left hander with eight straight wins to start the matchup against Cleveland. Jennings will use Wil ted and Boehling alongside three best Griffith staff flingers. Calvo and Shanks provide offense for Washington while Calvo is hampered by an ankle injury.
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Midh
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Fox
Seth Lennon
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Edgar Wilted
Bob Groom
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Johnson
Joe Boehling
Calon
Hugh
Calvo
Moeller
Mike Martin
Cobb
Hennessy
Halt
Bush
Gandil
Vitt
Crawford
Veach
Hughes
Shanks
Hall
Washington
Gainer
McBride
Girl rewarded for catching foul ball at Ebbets Field
Annunciata Malafronte, 13, received a big league baseball from umpire Quigley as a souvenir for a remarkable catch during the Brooklyn versus Cincinnati game at Ebbets Field yesterday. Otto Miller’s foul ball earlier drew cheers from about 6,000 parochial students as Marsang’s earlier highlight failed to eclipse the moment.
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Uttle Sir
Quigley
Miss Malafronie
White Dundee bout called off over terms
Los Angeles July 10 The Jack White Johnny Dundee fight set for July here has been canceled after terms could not be agreed. Dundee rejects featherweight, pledging future appearances in the lightweight class. He prefers a match with Leach Cross, while the dentist expects a August bout with Harry Trendell.
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Johnny Dundee
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Leach Cross
Harry Trendell
Travers Defeats Tiffany in Newburgh Scratch Tourney
Jerome D. Travers national golf champion took part in the levitation scratch tournament at the Pewelton Club in Newburgh New York. Travers posted 77 for low score while Tiffany was defeated in the opening round as other players including Squamion participated.
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Pewelton Club
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Philadelphia
W. C. Fownes
Ittshursh
Four of Naps Join The Fraternity
Sixteen members of the Cleveland baseball club joined the Baseball Players Fraternity today. Listed are Fred Landing Raymond Bates Fred Carisch Reymond Chapman Frederick Falkenberg Vean Gregg Joseph Jackson Wilbur Johnston George Kanhier Grover Land Napoleon Lajoie William Mitchell Ivan Olson Steve ONeill John Ryan William Steen. Cleveland players push fraternity representation to all major league clubs and total members beyond four hundred.
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American League Today
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
David L. Fultz
Fred B. Landing
Raymond Bates
Fred Carisch
Reymond Chapman
Frederick Falkenberg
Vean Gregg
Joseph Jackson
Wilbur Johnston
George Kanhier
Grover Land
Napoleon Lajole
Wiliam Mitchell
Ivan Olson
Steve O'Neill
John Ryan
William Steen
Braves Keep on Winning in Fourth Straight Win Over St Louis
Boston took a 3 1 victory over St Louis in a pitchers duel led by Perdue and Harmon. St Louis erred defensively helping Boston, with key plays by Evans Mann and Konetehy. The game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes and was part of a busy July slate.
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Oaken
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Huge
Tigers Triumph Over Nationals 4-2 In Detroit
Detroit's Jungletown Tigers defeated the Washington Nationals 4 to 2 at Navin Field. Three early runs set the pace as Hall and the Tigers held off late Nationals rallies. Hall earned the win, while Hughes took the loss amid a rough first inning that proved costly for Griffith’s club.
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Jennings
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Tom Hughes
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Veach
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Witt
Sam
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Moeller
Morgan
Calvo
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Fanting
Calvo Aingied
Flrst
McBride
Hughes Lafely
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in New York Cubs Rally Past Mets
Cleveland beats Philadelphia 4 1 in Cleveland with Ryan and Carisch delivering key hits. Falkenberg outpitched Plank, Houck allows late runs as Cleveland plates three in eighth after a two run first. New York suffering, Chicago tops the Giants 3 2 with Miller’s triple and Evers Schulte strings. Cubs end famed Mets streak. Mathewson falters.
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Houck
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Johnston
Chapman
Turner
Jackson
Graney
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Byron
Zeider's Sacrifice Beats White Sox in New York Victory
Yankees win 2 to 1 as Gelder delivers sacrifice fly driving in the go ahead run. Warhop shines on the mound allowing three hits while Russell and Hartzell contribute for Chicago. Weaver and Chase sparkling in field as New York defeats Chicago in Chicago.
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Evans and Penile
Brooklyn Downs by Errors in Eighth Straight Loss
Brooklyn suffers an eighth consecutive defeat, 10 to 3, as Cincinnati blasts past. Brown holds Brooklyn hitless until the fifth, then four hits produce two runs. Cincinnati bats heavy, knocking out Rucker and Wagner.
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Halt
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Quigley and Emstie
Foster Puzzles Browns in Boston Victory
St Louis 2 Boston 6. Rube Foster pitched well into the ninth, as Boston took game from St Louis. Shatten, Speaker, Pratt, and Williams paced the offense with key hits. Williams slugged a three-base hit while Speaker and Wagner added two-base hits. Foster fanned three as Boston improved.
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Fy Woeter
Baumgardner
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Pell in Tennis Finals in Achelis Cup Narrowed Field
Sea Bright and rivals reports show T. R. Pell, former Olympic player, advancing in the Achelis cup singles by beating G. F. Touchard in three sets. Princeton duo M. Church and D. Mathey upset S. W. Miles and A. S. Labnes to reach the final, while H. Ber and Giman defeated Plummer and Bull Jr. in the other semifinal.
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G. FL Touchard
Go M. Church
Dean Mathey
Princeton
W. Miles
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Bastern, Chin
Phillies Fall 3-2 to Pirates in Substitution Rich Tilt
Philadelphia fielded a largely substitute lineup and battled Pittsburgh to a 3-2 defeat. McQuillan yielded hits early but settled, while Carey Luderus and Howley drove the Philadelphia runs. Errors and a squeeze play aided Pittsburgh, as Chalmers allowed four first inning hits and the visitors failed to muster offense after.
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Howley
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Oj Lobert
Butler
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Miller
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Wilson
Luderus
McCarthy
al Walsh
Simon
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Totels
MaReon Puske
Sinlen
Ragketers Wia Need One Victory To Reach Finals
Froitzheim sends national champion five sets in Davis Cup preliminaries at Nottingham. American Norris Williams and Maurice E. McLoughlin win their singles to push the team toward the final round against England for the Dwight F. Davis trophy. Williams defeats Oscar Kreutzer 6-4 6-2 4-6 6-1 while McLoughlin overcomes Otto Freittheim 5-7 6-4 6-2 6-2 in a lengthy, tactical match.
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England
Germany
Dwight F. Davis
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Otto Freittheim
Freittheim
Canadian Players Defeat Belgians in Davis Cup Prelude
Folkstone England July 10 Canadian racketeers lead the semifinal preliminaries with two matches in hand after a 6-2 6-1 1-0 win by captain R B Powell over P de Borman and a 6-4 6-1 6-0 victory by BR Schwengers over A G Watson. Powell and Schwengers have a doubles match tomorrow against Watson and W H du Vivier.
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P. de ‘Borman
A. G Watson
Powell
Schwengers
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A. G. Watson
W. H. du Vivier
Mullin loses in first Montreal start against Toronto
Baseball notes report George Mullin, newly with Montreal in the International League, was beaten 6 to 0 by Toronto in his first appearance. He yielded nine hits and pitched the full game. Doc Ayers won again for Richmond, beating Roanoke as Perryman struggled in the eighth. Ralph Mattis contributed a readied outfield effort, while Johnny Mace caught Ayers. Charlie Carr retires from playing manager duties with Kansas City. BlankenShip ill in Missoula. Frank Chance fails to mount fighting form with the Yanks. Meyers laments not finishing college. Rivalry between Georgia and Alabama cited with six games separating leaders in Capital City League.
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Toronto
Doc Ayers
Richmond
Old Dominion City
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Piet
Perryman
Revanche
Charlie Carr
Carr
Kansas City
Umpire Forfeits Chicago St Louis Game Over Delay Tactics
National League president Thoma Lynch rejects Chicago protest and upholds umpire Hason for forfeiting the July 6 Chicago versus St Louis game after a 6 o clock agreement to end play. He warns managers against delaying tactics and affirms umpire authority under rule. Separate item notes a carnival event at Delmar Garden featuring Walter Johnson and others with a dodge ball contest involving negro targets.
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Thoma J. Lynch
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Hason
Bame
Washington
Sc Lapuis
St. Leula Press Lab
Walter Johmson
Washington and St. Louis Browns
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Germany
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Wile
Aclal Aeover
Murphy Bars Short Games At Chicago Ball Grounds
Chicago July 10. President Murphy orders no more games at the National League grounds to be shortened for train schedules. He views such stalling as improper and aims to curb incentives noted by umpires in Chicago’s second game against St Louis last Sunday. Murphy again denies the umpires forfeited the game and says Sunday’s appeal to the National League board follows Lynch’s ruling.
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Rollings
Murphy
St. Louis
Lynch
National League Board of Directors
Stars of baseball to star in winter films
Plans by several major studios involve taking AL stars Tyrus Cobb Larry Lajoie Joe Jackson Eddie Collins Tris Speaker and others to perform in baseball themed plays filmed after the World Series. The project aims to preserve star identities while giving fans winter entertainment and could form a future basis for comparing players. Major league owners are not expected to oppose the plan.
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Tyrus Cobb
Larry Lajoie
Joe Jackson
Eddie Collins
Tris Speaker
Jean Dubuc
Cottage City Carnival Plans Athletic Dash Races
Cottage City carnival on July 19 will feature yard dashes, 880 yard and 1 mile runs. A silver loving cup will go to the half mile winner, with similar prizes for first in the other events. Entries should be sent to C. T. Robertson, Mount Rainier, Md. Cottage City lies on the District Line near Mount Rainier.
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C. T. Robertson
Mount Rainier
Hine
Minor league scores across leagues with mixed results
Baseball results from American Association International and other leagues show Louisville routing Columbus 10 to 1 in the first game while a second game score is unclear. Minnesota and other teams posted varied tallies including Toledo 5 Indianapolis 0 and Milwaukee 7 St. Paul 2, with multiple League matchups across the circuit.
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Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Colin and Dotery Pan Wil to be brought home
New York announces the plan to return Colin and Dotery Pan Wil from Enghand and Weare to this country for the coming fall season. James R. Keene's thapanghh ces the date, with the great Domine and other American pedigrees among the horses shipped for pacing events after a decaney incident following Peter Pan.
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Colin
Dotery Pan
Enghand and
Weare
Sudek
James R. Keene
Mate Dine
Peter Pan
Tia Fieuies
Capablanca Holds Lead In Turbulent New York Start
A garbled early report from New York describes Capablanca maintaining a lead amid unclear events. The fragment mentions players, perhaps a tournament setting, and references to positions or prospects, but the details are obscured in the OCR.
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