Coombs resigns as Phillies manager over ownership policy
The Round-Up reports Jack Coombs quit before finishing his first season as Philadelphia manager because President Baker refused to spend on rebuilding a crippled club. The piece condemns penny wise policies, notes past trades under Pat Moran with Cincinnati and Philadelphia misfortunes, and argues owner attitude harmed the sport and fans.
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Cravath Defies Age In Bright Phillies Outlook
In a week that signals a profitable season for major leagues, Gavry Cravath at 37 defies age with a breakout year for the Phillies. He recalls a long climb from minor leagues to the big show, proving that effort and skill can keep veterans atop the sport as clubs push for financial success.
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Indians edge Nationals in wild triple steal defeat
In Cleveland Spud Murphy misfired as the Indians beat the Nationals 4 to 3 after a dramatic eighth inning. Coveleskie pitched well until late, Murphy and Craft struggled, and a crucial triple steal scored the winning run as Gill faltered. Nashville outslugged Chattanooga in a 20 inning marathon, 5 to 2.
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Noted of Nationals Cleveland July 13 baseball notes
Zeb Milan suffered a stomach trouble forcing him to sit, with Mike Martin ordering rest. he’s expected back tomorrow. Gil is seen as the most promising newcomer, delivering excellent work and earning a start. Charrity, Gardner, O'Neill, Foster, Gill, Craft, and Janrin contribute, while Speaker lines up for extra-base chances and Jangrain eyes a hit.
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White Sox slug way to 14 to 9 success
Chicago defeated Boston 14 to 9 in a slugging contest as Faber faltered after a 10 run lead. Lowdermilk relieved and prevented a late tie while stars like Gandil Jackson and Ruth propelled Chicago with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Tigers Rally Past Giants In Tight 5-4 Victory
Detroit overcome a late deficit to beat New York 5 to 4 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Cobb fueled Detroit with three runs while contributing strong defense. Two games later Gibraltar Athletic Club defeats Unity 8 to 7 in ten innings and then beats Virginia Shipbuilding 3 to 1.
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Laurel track to reopen with extensive improvements
Laurel race track undergoes major modernization led by Spalding L. Jenkins and William P. Riggs. New stables with 28 stalls each, living quarters, upgraded paddock, office and jockey facilities, steeplechase renovations, refreshed stands, and clubhouse preparations for October opening.
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Giants Even Series as Pirates Fall 8 to 2
New York evened the series by routing Pittsburgh 8 to 2. Hamilton lasted only six innings as the Giants erupted with six runs on four singles two doubles and a walk. Burns Young Southworth Zimmerman Chase and others contributed for New York, while Mayer and Benton pitched for Pittsburgh. In other news Arnaud Mansy won the interallied golf championship at La Boulie, defeating M Dauge on the thirty second hole.
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Loft Abandons Plan To Buy Habana Track
George W. Loft announces abandonment of the deal with H. D. Brown for Oriental Park race track at Habana, citing intent to own and run an enterprise free of encumbrances and prohibitions from original owners. Rumor from New York suggests Brown sought to reserve clubhouse and betting concessions in the transfer.
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Curly) Brown
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Service Men to Row in National Regatta
New York July 13 for the forty fifth annual regatta the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen adds two special events to include allied soldiers and sailors. Twelve championship races will be held August 1 and 2 on Lake Quinsigamand Worcester Mass under Lake Quinsigamand Association auspices. Nine races cover a mile and a quarter while one is a quarter mile dash for seniors.
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Miss Boyle Wins Special 100 Yard Swim Meet
Riverton New Jersey July 13 Charlotte Boyle of the New York Women's Swimming Association national 100 yard champion won a special 100 yard race at Riverton Yacht Club opening outdoor meet defeating Gertrude Ariell of Meadowbrook Club by 15 yards in 1 minute 57.25 seconds Also mention Bay Ohio and upcoming Interlake Yacht ing Association regatta and Canadian indoor championships in Montreal October 24 25 under the National Amateur Athletic Association.
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Dodgers win after first inning rally against St Louis
Brooklyn pounced in the first, piling three runs on scratch hits and a steal home by Myers, then Cadore kept St Louis to six scattered hits as the Dodgers beat the Browns 3 to 1 at Brooklyn. Cadore controlled the pace with no walks issued.
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Browns Rally to Split Two Games in St Louis
St Louis bullpen rallied in the late innings to defeat Philadelphia 4 1 after trailing 1 0 and then lose 5 4 in the second game. Sotheran earned his eighth straight win in the first game while Burns, Witt and Strunk drove the offense. Philadelphia pitchers Koob Perry and Shocker struggled, with late runs proving decisive.
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Town and Country Golf Team Victors in Baltimore Clash
Town and Country Club leads Suburban Club in the fifth annual President's Cup series, ahead by twelve points after a dominant 14 to 2 display at the Georgia Avenue course. Phil King, Dr. Harry Kaufman, and Harry King each tallied three points.
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Grand Circuit meeting opens in Kalamazoo alongside ship races
The Kalamazoo track hosts a Grand Circuit meeting starting Tuesday in tandem with the regular short ship races. Entries include last week’s North Randall winners from Cleveland, while half mile events attract the southern Michigan circuit’s top trots.
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French Import Ban Explained in Two Decrees
New York July 13 An official announcement by the Mieneh high commission explains two French government decrees on imports. One lifts prohibition on most merchandise from June 26, with some items still banned under license. The other sets ad valorem surtaxes ranging from 5 to 40 percent, specific to product type and tariff level, with examples for typewriters and automobiles.
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Brazil to Telegraph Thanks for US Welcome to Presidentelect Pessoa
Rio Janeiro July 10 Congress approved a resolution to telegraph thanks to the United States government and Congress for the reception given in the country to Dr Epitacio Pessoa the Brazilian president elect during his visit Frederic J Stimson American Ambassador to Argentina will represent President Wilson at Pessoa’s inauguration He will leave for Rio Janeiro Friday Stimson’s appointment as special Ambassador followed Wilson’s return from Paris
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Tragic Fatality as Brakeman Killed Near Alexandria
James M O ledicipled a brakeman in the Laramar tr aight yards near Alexandria was fatally struck between cars at 10:36 PM yesterday. Funeral services for the victim and details of survivors are announced, with community members and local churches planning the rites.
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German salesman in Brazil report on prewar price shifts
Fragmentary OCR outlines a German salesman in Brazil aiming to recapture South America trade, with references to Julius Roehkrige and fruit exporters, noting price trends before the war and proposed value changes in markets.
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Woman in War Risk Probe Advise on Insurance Panel
Hannah Paterson named to the advisory committee for the War Risk Insurance program headed by Kirye Hughes. She serves as resilient director of the women’s committee and helps coordinate state groups and thousands of units in the war effort. She received a distinguished service medal for her contributions.
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