Griffins Edge Eddie Collins in Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 1 as Eddie Claus hit the only home run of the game. Kerr allowed the visitors three straight hits and the win moved the American League champs closer to the Indians and Yankees in the pennant race.
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SPECIAL TRAINING FOR U S MARATHONERS
Fosten July 12. The United States team for the marathon at the Olympic Games will receive a special training course. Local selections Carl W A Lin ener and Arthur V Hoth are ordered to go to New York immediately to start training, which will continue until the athletes sail on July 25.
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Erratic Fielding by Cubs Helps Brooklyn in Doubleheader
In a hazy scoring tableau Brooklyn captures both games aided by defensive miscues from Chicago Cubs. Brown and Merkle lead Brooklyn with key plays, while Hendrix and Hollacher contribute on offense and defense as the doubleheader unfolds with mixed fielding from both sides.
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Fillingim's Wildness Snares Pirates Victory at Boston 3 2
In a chaotic extra inning game, Boston falls 3 2 to Pittsburgh after Fillingim falters on the mound. Nicholson pinch hits and Whitted delivers the winning run in the 11th, with late scoring and base-loaded passes shaping the tense finish.
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Red Sox fall as Black Sox win rough slugfest
Boston falls 3 2 to St Louis in a tight series finale as Burwell struggles and Vangilder exits early. The Black Sox erupt with timely hitting and a fourth inning triple play that stifles a Boston rally.
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C R Reds Top Quaker Club In Ten Inning Open
Cincinnati opened the series with Philadelphia winning 4 to 4 in ten innings as injuries and suspensions hampered the Reds infield. Groh Kopf and other players were sidelined while Umpire Moran drew a verbal attack last week.
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Nationals Fight to Hold First Division Spot in Chicago Series
The Nationals face four straight games with the White Sox as they cling to first division life. A string of strong starts followed by a crushing loss to Cleveland has left Washington groggy. A steady performance in Chicago could keep them in the top flight, but a slide seems likely without decisive wins.
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Harris Emerges as Braves Wakefield Style Infield Prospect
Stanley Harris shines infield for Washington Nationals with near .300 batting, strong defense, and speed, hailed as a future AL star. Griffifth notes Harris’s youth and potential while praising his diving plays and base-running threat.
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International 5S C Moves Bout to Newark
The Pred Fulton Harry Villa heavyweight bout, moved from New York to Newark, will take place July 26 due to the International Sporting Club failing to secure a suitable arena and the unresolved state boxing law. In a related note, 44 thousand kegs of Danish butter, each 100 pounds, arrived aboard the British ship Maria from Copenhagen for American importers.
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Courtney and Workman Return as Boxers in Training Note
Harry Courtney, a recruit, returned to Washington after a rough spell with the Nationals. Workman, from the Florida League retreat, also arrived and will get early ring time. The report discusses potential bids, negotiations, and future bouts involving Dempsey, Carpentier, and Trennan and notes delays due to contract moves with an English promoter.
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Jackson scores first win in chess masters round four
Jackson of Philadelphia defeats George Neidich of Cornell after 64 moves to record his first win in the chess masters tournament in Atlantic City. Frank Marshall draws with ST Shairp after 23 moves while Lotkowski versus Jaffe is adjourned. standings show Jaffe 2 4, Marshall 3 4, Lotkowski 2 1, Sharp 2, Jackson 1 3, Neidich 1 a.
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Army Nine Under Policy Change at Carlisle Visit
West Point nine to play new army field service school team of Carlisle Barracks in Carlisle Pennsylvania on Saturday in honor of Col. F. R. Keefer. Cadets rarely compete away from West Point as athletics broaden for the army. Team will stay until Sunday night at Carlisle Barracks.
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Two Days Needed for Olympic Trials
The entry list for the national senior track championships at Harvard Stadium requires delaying some trial heats to Friday. AAU Secretary I W Rubien announced that five events will be run on the extra day, including the 100, 220, 440 and 880 yard dashes and the 440 yard hurdles.
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Ricard to Lease Madison Square Garden for Ten Years
New York July 12 Tex Rickard announced he will lease Madison Square Garden for ten years and take control August 1 planning to run boxing events and other amusements under new New York boxing law. The garden will be renovated and upgraded while keeping existing structural lines and adding horse shows bicycle races and commercial exhibits to the season.
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Major League pennant races and standings update
American League standings show New York leading with 52 wins and 27 losses, followed by Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia in mixed positions. Yesterday Chicago beat Philadelphia 1 0 and St Louis defeated Boston 3 2. Today Boston hosts Pittsburgh and Brooklyn visits Chicago with other matchups listed.
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Sets Golf Record Western Tourney Honors Captured
The piece notes Southern players capturing honors at a Western tournament and mentions a golf rules conference aboard the ship Imperator. It also covers the USGA subcommittee led by George H Walker agreeing with British officials on principles for rules standardization and amateur status definitions to be submitted for action.
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Racketers Idle By Rain Cancel Davis Cup Matches
Rain washed out scheduled Davis Cup ties between the United States and France. Americans were set to be eliminated Saturday, with remaining matches moved to exhibition play.
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Favorites Have Big Circuit Day
A garbled sports column notes a circuit day with mentions of players or teams like Murphy Wien on Det and Flemong, plus references to Pratt and Pratt arcantt. The fragment hints at games, stakes, and local interest but lacks clear results or dates.
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