Griffins Edge Eddie Collins as Chicago Wins 1 0
Eddie Collins hits the lone home run for Chicago in a 1 0 victory over Philadelphia. Only three hits by locals off Kerr as Chicago closes in on the Indians and Yanks in the pennant race.
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Cards Trim Giants In 10 Inning Game
Le Lous Justocoe Lewis de feated New York 4 to 3 in ten innings today Heathcote scoring from seven ton empire. He had negged and had gone to a second on Haines sacrifice Clemons was put out of the game by Umpire Quigley for disputing a decision on a ball called on Young New York ARH.
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Wineberger
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Stewart
Tewt (Hornsberger
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Pittsburgh Triumphs In 21 Inning Tie Breaker Over Boston
Pittsburgh beat Boston 3 to 2 in 21 innings as Whitted delivered the winning run after Fillingim could not throw a strike with the bases loaded in the eleventh. Holke and Maranville sparked Boston with key hits while Gowdy and Mann contributed for Pittsburgh.
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Erratic Cubs fielding gives Brooklyn doubleheader sweep
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 13–4 and 19–2 in a twi-night doubleheader as Chicago miscues and weak pitching by Martin and Hendr allow Brooklyn to capitalize. Paskert Hollecher and Merkle among batters for Brooklyn. Johnston, Griffith, Wheat, Myers lead Chicago at bat.
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Red Sox Fall As St Louis Edges Boston In Slim Finish
St Louis beat Boston 3 to 2 in a tight series finale as Boston outhit the Cardinals but left 16 runners on base. Burwell endured a late inning run by Walters while Womrgilder struggled in relief, and misplays cost Boston a chance to sweep.
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Crippled Reds Top Phillies In Ten Inning Opening Win
Cincinnati wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in ten innings. Kopf exits with injury and Groh suspended for three days after verbally attacking umpire Moran. Scoring details and lineup notes follow with late-innings action shaping the victory.
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Tendler Dominates Jackson In One-Sided Bout
Lew Tendler defeated Willie Jackson in a one sided match at the National League paceball grounds. Tendler controlled the action from the start with Jackson unable to mount serious offense as Tendler clung to defense and scored through dominant movement and clinching tactics.
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Willie ‘Jackson
Will
Lew Tendler
New York
Tendler
Jackson
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Tendier
Intercity Games Schedule Set By Federation
The National Baseball Federation fixed dates for the intercity games to decide the amateur and semiprofessional baseball championship. The schedule begins September 10 and 11 with Class A matchups: Cleveland at Cincinnati, Toledo at Detroit, Townstown at Futtsburgh, and Youngstown at Akron.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Townstown
Futtsburgh
Youngstown
Akron
Nationals face four White Sox battles in pennant push
The Nationals cling to first division by a thread as four games with the White Sox loom this week. Gleason’s champs have won 18 of 22, while Washington must regain form after a rough stretch and rely on Harris to spark the offense and defense.
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Pennant Hill
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Gleasons
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Athletics
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Comiskey Park
Griffs
Yankees
National Clay Court Tourney Opens With Favorites Winning
Chicago July 12. Favorites win in the first day of the national clay court tennis tournament at the Southside Country Club. Out of town stars Vincent Richards of New York Roland Roberta of San Francisco and Joe Armstrong of Minneapolis advance in early rounds with byes and straight-set victories. Westbrook defeats Sterling as others post wins in the opening day.
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Southside
Vincent Richard&s
New York
Roland Roberta
San Francisco
Joe Armstrong
Minneapolis
Vasily Armstrong
RR Exiner
International 5S C Moves Bout to Newark
The Fulton Harry Wills heavyweight bout is moved from New York to Newark set for July 26 due to venue issues and pending state boxing law. The International Sporting Club could stage contests after completing a new clubhouse and securing an arena.
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Red Fulton
Harry Wills
Newark
International Sporting Ub
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Courtney Returns as Young Workman Arrives in Washington
Harry Courtney the recruit southpaw returned to Washington yesterday but did not see Manager Gridith. Youth Workman the Florida League bearcat also arrived and will have an early chance to prove himself. The piece also notes boxing promoter Jack Kearns courting big money for a Dempsey vs Carpentier arrangement and references European champion Carpentier lingering about a potential bout. In chess news Jackson of Philadelphia scored his first win in Atlantic City, defeating George Nadiah of Cornell University in the fourth round.
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Fenster
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Giaints
Eddie Collins
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Taciy
Ode
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Grifith
Sherbe
Indians
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Marshall United States
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Philadelphia
S&s
Mo Latkowoski
Los Angeles
Chari Jaffe
New York
Jaffe
Marshall
J. M Latkowski
Sharp
Neneh
Army Nine Under Policy Change Visit Carlisle Barracks
West Point cadets will play the new army field service school team of Carlisle Barracks in Carlisle Pa on Saturday in honor of Col. F R Keefer. The cadets seldom play away from West Point and travel marks a broadening of army athletics. They will stay through Sunday night at Carlisle Barracks.
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West Point
Army Field Service School
Carlisle Barracks
F. R. Keefer
Army
West Pointers
Carfigle Harracks
Southern players capture Western Tourney honors record
Cincinnati reports Fred Lads erus, first baseman of the Philadelphia Nationals, was turned over to the Cincinnati Reds through waivers. The move follows a Western tourney in which Southern players set a new golf record and earned top honors.
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Fred Ladserus
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati Nationals
Changes in Golf Regulations AWAIT CHANGES IN GOLF REGULATIONS
The United States Golf Association subcommittee went to England to confer with the Royal and Ancient Club on proposed amendments to rules and ball standardization. George H Walker leads the U S G A in reaching principal agreements with British reps on amateur status and definitions, to be reviewed by the American executive committee for action and a public announcement later.
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United States Golf Association
England
Royal and Ancient Club
Imperator
George H Walker
AmMe1ricin Executive Committee
Rain Cancels Davis Cup Matches in Eastbourne
U S tennis teams idle as rain washes out remaining Davis Cup rubbers in Eastbourne England with American and British squads unable to complete schedule. Other notes announce trades in the Little Rock Southern Association and golf results from Memphis with Jones setting a course record.
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Kret Oh
Little Rock Tuly
Little Rock Southern Assocation
Zeke Lohman
Boyce Morrow
Nashville
Lande Jonnard
Frank Kohlberker
Krocknvilte Brats
Miami Ro
Lukis Tos
Rickard to Stage Bouts Under Madison Square Garden Lease
New York announces a ten year lease of Madison Square Garden to a promoter known for championship boxing bouts. The lessee plans to take control August 1 and stage boxing matches while expanding Garden attractions with regular shows such as horse events and races under a new management.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
New Yorks
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New Amusement
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Puhird
Garinas
Rene
Brewoht
Mang Omon
Anesent Jones
Strature
Major League pennant races flash standings and results
American League shows Cleveland leading with 51 wins and 26 losses, New York 52–27, Chicago 47–29, St Louis 37–39, Detroit 23–60, Philadelphia 21–58. Yesterday Chicago beat Philadelphia 1–0. St Louis edged Boston 3–2. In the National League Brooklyn 46–32, Chicago 39–40, Cincinnati 42–91, Boston 36–46, St Louis 40–39, New York 41–46, Pittsburgh 38–36, Philadelphia 30–44. Today’s schedule includes Chicago at Washington and Detroit at Boston.
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Rousch Cin
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Favorites Have Big Circuit Day
The record shows a lively card with names and results from a circuit day event. Players from multiple groups compete in timed rounds and scoring notables highlight standout performances and near-misses.
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