Sox Rally Knocks Groom Out in Wide Ninth Inning
In Chicago a 6 to 5 comeback over Washington stunned Nationals fans as Dolly Gray held the mound late. Lord and Callahan produced timely hits, while Olmstead quelled the late surge after Cy Young began strong. The White Sox overcame a 6-2 deficit in the ninth inning to win on a clutch single by Callahan driving in the winning run.
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Noted of the Nationals Chicago July 16
Walter Johnson to pitch against the Sox tomorrow with Iron Man Frank Lange as the Sox hurler. Silk O Loughlin joined Billy Dineen. Walker's double spurred Young Cy. Callahan drove in the winning run as McConnell led hitters with two hits in three at bats. McBride hit .66 with two singles in three trips. Washington seemed set early. Ainsmith's catching prowess couldn't stop Lord stealing two bases. In the ninth, desperation rose as Philadelphia crowds reached 3,500 amateur athletes registered in the AAU.
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Bugs Raymond Visits Capital Amid Giants Suspension
Pitcher Bugs Raymond of the New York Giants visited the Capital while suspended by the club. He states he will not play again unless a fine levied on him is remitted. He nevertheless predicts the Giants will win the next game.
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From Army to Big League Pitcher Curry Heads for Browns
Soldier George J. Curry will move from U S Army to the St. Louis Browns as soon as his release is bought. The Browns will pay $90 for his release plus $5 to refund a bounty. Curry, 19, right handed, weighed 175 pounds, pitched in his first big league game today against Philadelphia. He served 22 months in the Philippines during his first enlistment, then played for Oakland in the Pacific Coast League.
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Think Magee White Hope Golfing for a Philly slugger
Sher wood Magee of the Philadelphia Phillies is the target of a push to enter the White Hope tournament staged by the National A. C. in Philadelphia on July 31. Jack McGuigan and promoter pressure argue for Magee to fight, while Charlie Doolin withholds Magee’s whereabouts and asserts he is not fit to slug.
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Naps Buy New Outfielder In Southern League
New Orleans July 16 The New Orleans club announced the sale of Outfielder Barr to Cleveland. Barr will not report to Cleveland until season's end. The manager also released Pitcher Chick Fraser, a former major leaguer, unconditionally today.
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Summers Pitches Fine Ball As Tigers Beat Boston 6 to 1
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 1 in the second game of the series. Summers held the mound while Cicotte struggled. O Leary and Delehanty each had three hits, with Delehanty belting a three-bagger. Lewis drove in the lone Boston run with a long homer over the left field screen.
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Phillies Rally Behind Bender as Curry Debuts in Win
St Louis fell 8 to 4 as Philadelphia benefited from wild pitching and Bender's sharp K count. Curry debut walked eleven in six innings for St Louis, while Oldring, Strunk, and Baker drove Philadelphia runs. The game lasted 3 hours and 16 minutes with Evans umpiring.
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Dir. Evans
Naps Beat Yankees 6 to 2 in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats New York 6 to 2 as Gregg holds the visitors to four hits. Vaughn wild in the sixth inning, driving the scoring. Notable hits include Turner's and Jackson's two-baggers, with Daniels and Birmingham contributing. Umpires Perrine and Mullin. Time 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Collins to Join Athletics in Spite of Arm Injury
Philadelphia July 16 Eddie Collins star second baseman of the Athletics left for St Louis today to join the team tomorrow and may play Tuesday. Connie Mack has urged his return despite an arm that is far from well and Dr McFarland has given permission for him to travel.
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Minor League Games Postponements and Results Across Leagues
Rain affected several minor league games with Scranton, Utica, Binghamton and Elmira-Syracuse listed among postponements or scores. Southern League saw New Orleans win 6-3 and lose 4-6 to Montgomery, plus Birmingham blanked by Mobile 2-0. American Association reported Kansas City over St Paul 5-4, Indianapolis 9 Louisville 3, and Milwaukee doubleheader results Minneapolis 2 9 wakes and 19 xi waukes 7. Eastern League results Montreal 1 Toronto 1, Newark 9 Providence 21, Jersey City 6. Western League Lincoln 3 Des Moines 2, Denver 4 Omaha 0, Sioux City 11 Pueblo 0, Topeka 4 St Joseph 0.
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American League Standings and Schedule
The latest American League standings show Philadelphia at 51 wins and 37 losses, Boston 49-? and New York 51? with strong race details for St Louis, Chicago, Detroit and others. Yesterday’s results included Chicago and Cleveland victories while Washington and New York dropped games. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Detroit at Philadelphia amid several pairings.
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Intercity Bankers Game Set for July 29 at Georgetown
Arrangements are under way for the annual bankers ball game between Washington and Baltimore. July 29 at Georgetown field will feature top players from Commercial National and American Security and Commercial. A banquet will follow hosted by the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks.
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Cornell Names Four Assistants for Coach Reed
Cornell's graduate football coaching system adds four assistants to work with Head Coach Daniel A. Reed. Returning helpers Barney O'Rourke and A H Hutchinson are joined by Ray Van Orman, star end of 1908, and Elmira politician Thomas F Fennell, Republican candidate for State treasurer last fall.
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Ray van Orman
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