Red Sox Triumph As Ruth Figures In Clutch Win
Boston secures another win in the series with Ruth driving in the decisive runs. Nanamaker butchers a pass attempt and Shean, Ruth, and Strunk contribute in a double steal while Leifeld forces an earlier miscue.
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Ruth
RED Sox
Nanamaker
Cards Edge Braves 7 6 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Boston led 6 0 before Louis rallied in the ninth scoring on a single and a Beall error. McHenry tripled and Beall singled driving in the winning run as Rudolph was replaced by Johnson and St Louis seized the game 7 6. May started for Boston, later relieved. Hatred for Herzog noted in the ninth.
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St Lous
Boston
Rudolph
Ragan
Cruise
Paulette
McHenry
Breail
Betzel
T Henry
Omas
L.smirk
D Ou Johnson
Rudolph P
Ital
Herzog
Ragon
Henry
Berzel
Louis
ST Trans
Fisher
bese—McHenry
Grimm
St Louis
Johnson
Patcher
May
Wickland
Pirates Top Brooklyn 7 6 On McKechnie Home Run
In Pittsburgh today the Pirates defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a high scoring contest. McKechnie delivered a decisive eighth inning home run after pitcher changes as Grimes and Cooper relieved in the eighth. Southworth made a notable catch, though an umpire ruling disputed the out, leading to Mollwitz's ejection.
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Pittsburgh
Grimes
Cooper
Coombs
Sanders
McKechnie
Tur Southworth
Wheat
Hmslie
Mollwitz
Brooklyn
Abe O-Ainburgh Pee Johnstonrt
Halam
As. Olsonas
Bigbee
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Lcarey
Wheats
F Myers
Oj Cooperp
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Daubert
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Carey
I Kirror
Hite
Lumage
Dreyfuss
Tener
Recruit Watson Wins Own Game for Mack's Recruit Watson Wins Own Game
Watson the Athletics recruit pitcher earned a 4 to 3 victory over Chicago by driving in the tying and winning runs in the sixth with a two base hit. He was hit freely early as Shellenback held Philadelphia until the fifth when Collins fumble and Kopp double produced two runs. Burns opened the sixth with a double and Gardner and Dykes singles chased the Philadelphia pitcher.
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Athletics
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Shellenback
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Burns
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Sunday baseball upheld by Baltimore court decision
In Baltimore Maryland Judge Dawkins dismissed the Lord's Day alliance demurrer against Sunday baseball, ruling the voice of the people should rule and that passing the ordinance was a valid police power. The decision marks a clear victory for supporters of clean Sunday recreation. Also, Ray Morgan remains on the hospital list and may be out for a week.
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Voice of
God
Dawkins
Superior Court
Voice of the People
Tigers Take Two From the Yankees
Detroit defeats New York in both ends of doubleheader 12 1 and 4 1. Boland shuts out with 3 hits in game two while Detroit builds early leads and Cobb injures shoulder but returns. Roster notes include Bush, Stanage, Coffey, Heilmann, Veach, and Pryor.
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New York
Detroit
Yankees
Will
Caldwell
Vance
Boland
Heisman
Cobb
Ab.ho.a
Ab.b.v
Hannah
Berohardt
Oaodeterro Ou Runa
Veach
Harner
Stanage
Bush
R. Jones
Heilman
Coffey
Errore
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Bally
Om Caldwell
Dauss
Bernhardt
Deusa
New
Lo Harper
Galdwell
St. Jones
Walters
Errora
Todie
Pipp
Love
Mile a Minute Rate Wins for Motorboat at Bay Regatta
Miss Detroit STI with Gar Wood at the wheel leads the Class D hydroplane and monoplane race at the Interlake Yardboating Association regatta in Put-in-Bay Ohio. lap times show rapid speed with 4 minutes 41 seconds first lap, 5 minutes 16 seconds second, and 4 minutes 53 seconds third. Shadow of Toledo Yacht Club tops Class S sailing. Fejo of Cleveland Yacht Club places second.
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Ohio
Detroit Sti
Gar Wood
Interlake Yardbt~ing Association
Shadow
Toledo Yacht Club
Fejo
Cleveland Yacht Club
Nationals rally past Indians in 11 innings to gain on pennant race
The Nationals defeated the Indians 4 to 3 in eleven innings, wiping out an early Cleveland lead. Farm er sparked the rally with a late run, and Foster scorched home on a passed ball in a tense finale. Johnson and Shotton fanned in the decisive inning as Coombe earned a win in relief.
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Indians
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New York
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Sholteen
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Walter Johnson
Iiriffa
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Indians Take Lead Then Fall in Extra Innings
A hard fought game sees the Indians grab a third inning lead on a Johnston triple and Milan error, but the Griff ins rally late and pull ahead. Johnson, Shanks, and Lavan spark Cleveland defensive stops, while Judge, Picinich, and Speaker drive key moments for the Griffs as the extra innings unfold.
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Speaker
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Coumbe
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Joe
Shlanks
Lavan
Roth
Picinich
Ainsmith
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Johnson
Lee Fohl
Walter
Graney
Coombe
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Bert
O'Neill
Wood
Evans
Laven
Shanks
Chappie
Zeb
Phillies Rally and Win Two From Cubs
Philadelphia teams overcome deficits to sweep a doubleheader against Chicago with 7 to 5 and 4 to 8 scores. Honlacher tallies 103 hits, while Hogg earns the win in the opener and Vaughn suffers the defeat in the nightcap amid a rugged box performance.
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Phillies
CUBS
Ordnance Trims Gun Shops In Navy Yard League Clash
Ordnance defeated Gun Shops 9 to 3 at Union League Park in a Navy Yard League game yesterday. The report lists player names and scoring details for both teams, including Nissley, Hartman, Coteman, Laf ferty, Keho, Gates, Frye, Gill, Foelsch, and Frye among others, along with pitching by Cain and Humphreys. The box highlights runs, hits, errors, and fielding plays, noting an 8 to 9 run spread and multiple players contributing across innings.
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Gun Shops
Navy Yard
Union League Park
Quadrangle and Tool and
Ae O.A
Gun
H.O.A
Nissleyss
Nissley
Hartman
Coteman
Lafferty
Keho
Gates
Frye
Gill
Foelerb
McMan
Foelsch
Balle
Cain
Humphreys
Om Cain
Eetsch
Hughes
Moore
McBlan
Bielen
Gradey
Cain Iafferty
Frye Moore
Mesers
Carr and Hoffman
Hornsby Quits Cards to Play Shipyard Ball
St Louis July 16 Roger Hornsby shortstop will join an Eastern shipbuilders team under a work or fight order and not defend the Cardinals case President Branch Rickey announces he will not interfere and expects to be in France before Hornsby suits up Hornsby has been courted by Philadelphia shipyard plants and the Cubs offered $50 000 and four players last winter Cards need funds and may sell if baseball is limited this season Also shows American League standings and results through yesterday's games with scheduled matchups today.
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St. Loui
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Fort Worth
Tex
Branch Rickey
Hornsby
Rickey
France
Commerce Defeats Navy in Departmental Tennis League
Commerce secured its first victory by 3 to 2 as Erwin and Clements beat Cleary and Giddons. Bates and Burton defeated Davis and Mears. Creage and Owens beat Calders and Bulliss. Howards and Rowe defeated Benet and Wilkinson. Arnall and Tamgontee defeated Hosenberg and Loughton. Western association plan expands National Amateur Bid Players group to include Illinois and adjacent states.
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Navy
Erwin
Clements
Cleary
Giddons
Bates
Burton
Davis and Mears
Creage
Owens
Calders
Bulliss
Howards and Rowe
Benet
Wilkenson
Top o Morning Captures Katonah at Empire City Track
At Empire City track on July 16 Top o Morning won the Katonah highweight handicap over six furlongs amid strong pools. Star Spangled runner-up while Ima Frank faded at the start. High Noon set the early pace. Lady Rosebud upset in the Demoiselle stake for 2-year-old fillies. Matinee Idol and The Boy led early in other races.
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Empire City
James Butler
Beverwyck
Ima Frank
W. C. Weant
Quincy
Robert L. Gerry
W. R. Coe
Morton I. Schwartz
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Kiss
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Notable Golf Notes and Anecdotes From Linhsman
Mrs William A Gavin continues to break course records on her West tour with an 81 in Seattle and 85 in San Francisco beating pro David Findlay 1 up with a 9 stroke handicap. Gardiner, runner up to Chick Vans in 1916, is a lieutenant in the army. Weston Hills publicized the cost of the new Gulph Mills links in Philadelphia at 166984.42 dollars. A tale recalls golfers losing gear yet pressing on, while another gag has a profanity prone player paying his weekly caddy in cents for every bad word. The caddy’s absence on Friday leaves the golfer with a replacement who had earned a holiday.
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William A. Gavin
Red Cross
Seattle
San Francisco
David Findlay
Weston Hills
Gulp Mills
Philadelphia
Hia
Met junior racket champion crowned after five-set final
Frank Anderson, 36, won the junior Metropolitan singles title by defeating Cecil Donaldson, 14, in five sets totaling 64 games. A West versus East youth comparison will unfold at the New York State tournament in Utica starting today, with top Eastern prospects and Marshall Allen of Seattle among West reps.
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W. H. Hotyes
Frank Anderson
Cecil Donaldson
New York State
Utica
Marshall Allen
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Leonard and Packy Box for Camp Funds
Prominent boxers gathered at Madison Square Garden in a benefit event for soldiers, featuring Benny Leonard defeating Willie Jackson in four rounds while Jack Dempsey’s heavyweight bout was canceled due to an ankle sprain. Other bouts included Ratner vs Ross, McFarland vs Shields, Soleberg vs Brandt, Lynch vs Loadman, Tendler vs Cline, and Bartfiella vs Greb in separate arenas.
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Billy Miske
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Willie Jackson
Augie Ratner
Fort Wadsworth
Sergi Ross
Zachary Taylor Camp
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Ratner
Packy McFarland
Chicago
D. Shields
Johnny Soleberg
Corp
Brandt
Camp Upton
Joe Lynch
Camp Wadsworth
Dick Loadman
Buffalo
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