Braves beat White Sox to notch fifteenth victory
Chicago Errors help Philadelphia win 7 to 3 as Mage men, Toney secure fifteenth win. Chicano held hitless until eighth as Philadelphia rallies with four eighth inning runs. Line scores list multiple players, with Cubs’ and White Sox’s miscues shaping the result.
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Caldwell Accused of Stealing Diamond in New York
Pitcher Ray Caldwell of the New York Americans was arrested for larceny after reportedly taking a diamond ring valued at $100 from Mrs Sue on June 30 while visiting her. The ring was last seen in Cleveland. Caldwell was released on bond. The Americans offered him to the St Louis Cardinals in a separate trade, which was rejected.
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Cleveland
Helen
New York Americans
St Lous Americans
Percith Pratt
St Louis
Tod
Reulbach to Minors in Braves Shake Up
Boston announces player trades and releases involving Walter Redge Ray Powell Jose Wilho and Outfielder George Toombey in a swap affecting Providence Pittsburgh and Louisville. The move includes Waiver recalls and a freshman participation rule issue tied to Indiana Alumni Association support.
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Vanager Stallings
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Walter Redge
Ray Powell
Lewisvilie
Louisville
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Checir
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la Sersita
Indiana
Dodgers Break Even in Series With Cubs
Brooklyn and Chicago split todays doubleheader to level the series. The Cubs won game one 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel between Vaughn and Marquard, with late miscues aiding Brooklyn. The Dodgers took game two 4 to 1, chasing Aldridge early and matching solid defense with timely hitting.
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O Loughlin Helps Tigers to Defeat Nationals 5 4
Detroit wins 5 4 as O Loughlin and Tigers capitalize on Nationals errors and a key walk. Carmelo Maguire? The article notes O Loughlin strong while Nationals miscue leads to decisive sixth inning run surge.
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Shanks Versatile as Washington Centerfielder Again
In a day of lineup shuffles with Milan out due to a right leg injury Hank Shanks again covered center field. He has played every position except pitcher or catcher for the Washington club, underscoring his versatility amid a crowded, tense game as Monocan and Rice continue strong hitting stretches.
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Hank Shanks
Victory to Yanks After 17 Innings in Slugfest
St Louis and New York battled seventeen innings as Baker drove in Peckinpaugh with the winning run for the visitors. The 7 to 5 final featured sharp fielding including a dazzling Austin leaping catch and a double play, with multiple tense moments from the fourteenth inning onward.
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Foot-Fault Rule To Be Rewritten For Clarity
The foot-fault rule in tennis is to be rewritten and clarified so casual players can judge faults in tournaments. The current rule is vague, causing disagreement among officials and making foot-fault judging untenable. A recent USNTA executive panel failed to reach a common interpretation, prompting renewed efforts. New York, July 10. George Smith, former Columbia pitcher, released by New York NL club and headed to Rochester IL.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
American Association Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 foleto 8 Louisville Kansas City 9 Milwaukee 2. International League Rochester 2 Montreal 1 Providence and Baltimore 1. Southern Association Chattanooga 3 Mobile 1 New Orleans 4 Nashville 2 Atlanta 10 Little Rock 2 Memphis 6 Birmingham 5. Texas League Dallas and Waco 5 Houston and San Antonio Port Worth 10 Shreveport 4. Blue Ridge Hanover S Martinsburg 9 Frederick 11 Cumberland 2.
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Match to Lawyer in WGA Tourney Opens Lively Play
Western Amateur Championship first round at Midlothian Country Club features 16 players with standout matchups. Ned Sawyer defeats Bobby Jones 3 and 1 after a tense duel. Francie Ouimet falls to Kenneth Edwards in a paring battle. Donald Edwards and Tom Prescott advance with 3 and 1 margins. Reuben Bush of New Orleans ousts Arthur Lee Detroit 4 and 8.
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Midlothian Country Club
Reuben Bush
New Orleans
Robby Jones
Atlanta
Ned Sawyer
Far
Donald Edwards
Midlothian
Sawyer
Dormie
Francie Ouimet
Tartar
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McIntyre
Denald Edwards
Tom Pre
Worthington
England
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Chirozo
Richard Hickey
Buenos Aires
Frank Douglass
Paul Burnett
Chicarn
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J Pederson
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Albert Seckel
Francis Ouimet
Boston
MecIntyre
Holke Transforms Swing to A .300 Hitter for Giants
The Giant first baseman Wats ter Holke rose to elite status in the National League after changing his batting stance. Once awkward, he now bats from the left side and leads the circuit, with a season average around .351 in limited games. A crouching flaw nearly doomed him, but McGraw corrected it and Holke thrives alongside Hal Chase and other top NL hitters. Meanwhile pitcher Mike Regan disrupts a steal with a sharp throw that injures Art Fletcher.
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Marlin
New York
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Hole
Mike Doniin
Donlin
Rochester
John Ganzel
Tommy Teach
Hal Chase
Mike Regan
Reds
Helnie Zim
Giants
Season's No Hit Games In Both Leagues
A list of early season no hit performances across Major and Minor Leagues, including April 14 Cleotte White Sox versus Browns 11 to 0, April 24 Mogridge Yankees versus Ned Sox 2 to 1, May 2 Teney Reds versus Cubs 1 to 0 in ten innings, Youghs Cubs no hits through nine then two hits in tenth, June 23 Shore Hedsox against Azer Washington 409.
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Regret scores easy win in feature at Aqueduct
Regret, the favorite at 1 to 6, led from the break and finished clear in the Gazelle handicap at Aqueduct. Bayberry Candle closed stoutly to outrun Wistful in the stretch while Swan Song faded. Multiple races followed featuring 2-year-olds and older claimings with horses like Pypliax and Lucius performing for various purses.
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