Pirates Use 31 Men In Doubleheader Losses
Itsburgh, Tuly J Brooklyn won both games 10 to 6 and 2 to 0. Pittsburg used 21 players in game one and 16 in game two, with Mowrey Kell and Kelly among the top hitters. Rucker and Mamaux pitched for Brooklyn. Mamaux won the second game 7 to 1. Umpires Wetsea Simphs and Syroa. Time of game about 2 hours.
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Mathewson Routed by Women Gallery in Golf Match
Chicago July 18 Christy Mathewson Giants star lost an eighteen hole golf match at South Shore Country Club after a gallery of women followed the play. He called it nerve shattering and said he could not do himself justice with the crowd watching. He finished with a medal score of 89.
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Cardinals Defeated In Ten Inning Game
Philadelphia outlasted St Louis 8 to 6 in ten innings after tying the score in the seventh. Cravath doubled with two on to drive in two as Perritt misplayed a pickoff attempt. Magee and Paskett were ejected for disputing a call. errors and hits favored the Phillies in the late frame.
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Baltimore Feds Edge Buffalo 3 1 in Third Game
Baltimore defeated Buffalo 3 to 1 as former New York American pitcher Al Schulz was hit by a pitch. Baltimore pitcher Smith sprained his ankle sliding for home in the second inning and was replaced by Quinn who delivered a steady effort. Final line shows Baltimore with a late rally and the score 3 to 1. Batteries Schulz Woodman Blair for Buffalo Smith Quinn and Jacklitseh for Baltimore.
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New York
Brooklyn Federals Deliver Double Win Over Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Federals defeated Pittsburgh in a July doubleheader, taking the first game 5 to 3 and the second 6 to 2. Strong hitting keyed both wins as Brooklyn pitchers Lafitte Owens and Rob erin battled Pittsburgh’s lineup.
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Kansan City Routs Indianapolis in Early Baseball Action
In a July 16 game in Kansas City Missouri the locals erupted with a string of hits to defeat Indianapolis 11 to 6. Poor control by visiting pitchers aided the home team with batteries listed as Falkenberg McConnaughey Ossendorf and Raridon Stone Packard and Ebsenroth. Other scores include Columbus 6 Milwaukee 0 and Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 0. Several other leagues show Buffalo Toronto Montrest and Trenton contests with varied results.
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Naps Pitcher Returns as Nationals Edge Cleveland Series Opener
Washington Nationals win 1 to 0 as Hagerman shuts down Cleveland. Boehring relief limits Naps to two hits while Joe Jackson leads Nap offense with a third inning single and score. Kirk debuts in left field, handling three chances cleanly in first appearance in this city.
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Strong Man for Eleven Dorizas to Penn Grid Squad
Mike Dorizas the University of Pennsylvania strong man and wrestler has gone to South America and will return next fall for football practice. The Greek athlete aims to play to coach undergraduates in Greece after teaching there and believes American college sports will appeal to his homeland.
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Yesterday's Result Summary From Sports Page
Cleveland 0.2 Philadelphia 0.4 Washington 0 Chicago 0 Detroit 0 Boston 0 Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 0 Kansas City 0 Indianapolis 0 g 1 7 I Rain.
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Hagerman Too Strong Griffmen Blank Nationals
In a pitchers duel Hagerman shut down the Nationals 2 to 0 as Naplanders pitcher limited Naplanders hitters. Graney homered in the first and Milan drove in a run in the ninth. An umpire’s disputed strike helped swing the game in the Naplanders’ favor.
Browns Victims of Yankee Rally
New York won the first game of the St. Louis series 6 to 4. After St Louis scored three runs off Pieh, New York rallied in the fourth with four runs on errors, a pass, a wild pitch, and singles by Maisel and Caldwell driving in two apiece. Brown relieved Pieh in the fifth and pitched well.
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Ten Day Clause Null and Void in Federal League Ruling
Chicago July 16 The Federal League won a major legal victory as the appellate court ruled the ten day clause in players contracts null and void. The decision reversed a prior injunction against pitcher George M Johnson of the Winnebago tribe who had joined the Kansas City Federals. Johnson left Cincinnati Nationals after giving notice, and the ruling gives players leverage in contract negotiations while boosting the Federals’ roster prospects.
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Walsh Drives In Five As Phillies Beat White Sox Ten Six
Philadelphia defeated Chicago ten to six as Walsh hit a homer and single driving in five runs. Russell lasted three innings. Fournier led the slugging with a homer double and two singles. Strunk missed the game due to his mother’s death. Chicago manager Callahan was suspended indefinitely after a confrontation with umpire Hildebrand.
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Tigers Take Opener From Red Sox 5 to 2
Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 2 in the opener as runs came in two innings while Boston stacked four hits in the seventh. Ruth started for Boston but exited after Veach triple. Johnson followed and was wild. Coombe finished the last two innings as Detroit held on behind Dauss and Ruth.
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Water Carnival At Industrial Mame School Saturday
A regular swimming carnival is scheduled for Industrial Mame School this Saturday. The program begins at 2 pm with a 1 mile girls race for eleven entrants, followed by a 3 pm team swim from Washington Swimming Club featuring relays and variety strokes. Industrial entrants include Gaines and others. Club entrants list many names. After the dual meet races, pupils from the Industrial School will contest additional events for girls and boys in yardage and back stroke events.
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Palmer Field At Princeton Honors Stadium Giver
Princeton announces the new stadium to be named Palmer Field funded at 300000 dollars. Concrete stands will seat about 41 000, 100 feet long and 58 feet wide. Project includes hockey rink baseball field and cage football gridiron and a 220 yard track with a 40 yard circular track, ready by next November.
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Palmer Field
Second Ty Cobb found in Henry Kauff of Indianapolis team
A sports column extols Henry Kauff as a near Ty Cobb type for Indianapolis, praising his batting around .100 but stellar defense and base running. It recalls Kauff’s brief Yankees stint in 1911, his Eastern Association high hit rate with New London, and his Fed World debut, plus a golf tale about Honus Wagner and other baseball lore.
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