White Sox Rally Past Nationals in Two Inning Wins
The White Sox showed championship form as they won two games from the Nationals. They defeated Walter Johnson in the opener 4 to 1 and beat Ove Erickson 8 to 5 in the second game, rallying in the ninth inning each time.
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White Sox Surge Closer in Race with Two Wins
The White Sox won twice to gain a game and a half on the Indians and Yankees, narrowing the gap to 24 games behind the leaders. The champs won two of their last 26 as the Sox stay near the fringe of the pennant chase with clutch hits and timely pitching.
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Dugan's hit seals Dodgers win over Reds in tight race
In Philadelphia on July 16, Dugan delivered a bases loaded single in the eighth, propelling Philadelphia to a 5 to 4 victory over Cleveland. Earlier, Cleveland built a 6-0 lead before Philadelphia rallied to edge the Reds in a tense series finale.
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Major League Pennant Races Yankees Edge Browns in Series Game
New York battles Brownies as Bayne twirls solid ball for the Browns while the Yankees fight to stay in the pennant chase. Notable plays include Pond’s running catch, a fourth inning steal, and late scoring for New York in a tense contest.
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Veach Two-Bagger Lifts Tigers Over Red Sox in Extra
Detroit edges Boston 5 to 4 in ten innings as Veach delivers a two bagger and Cobb scores the go ahead run. Flaxi returns to mound for the first time in eleven weeks.
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Navy Takes Title By Beating Bureau
Brooklyn over Cincinnati 6 to 4 in a tight first game of the series at Ohio. Kept in check by strong pitching and timely hitting, Brooklyn erased a four run lead to seize control and secure the win with key contributions from Wheat, Morers, and Johnston.
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Braves Edge Cubs In Extra Innings For Victory
In Chicago on July 16, Boston edged the Cubs 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Manns delivered a triple and Dusts a single in the eleventh, while Chirazo pitched well for Chicago. Scott held Boston to seven hits as the Cubs stranded runners.
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Cards Pound Causey as Phils Fall 11 to 2
In Louis, St Louis beat Philadelphia 11 to 2 to open the series. St Louis piled up 15 hits while Philadelphia managed eight, as Doak allowed two runs over the first game.
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Western Golf Association amateur final set in Memphis
Sam Rice failed in his bid to extend a hitting streak then Mc Rice helped his team in a separate game. In Memphis, ChicVe Evans and Clarence Wolff advanced to the amateur championship final after close, shifting matches against Bobby Jones and Henry Wenzler, with Evans winning the 36-hole semifinal and edging Jones on the final holes.
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Squair Defeats Murray to Reach Clay Court Semifinals
In Chicago July 16 Alex Squair of Chiago Western champion in 1914 defeated R Lindley Murray of Magara Falls NY 0 6 6 4 6 4 in the sixth round of the tenth annual national clay court tennis championship at the Southside Tennis Club. Squair advances to face Roland Roberts of San Francisco in the semifinals.
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American fliers to compete in Olympics in Antwerp meet
American aviators prepare for the main pre Olympic aviation meet in Antwerp. Yas Gelsin Hall will fly from London with one plane, Mal Lewis Hererton will arrive from Paris with two machines, joining other French British Italian and Belgian entrants.
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Leading Hitters Edge Pittsburgh in Seventeen Inning Tilt
In a 17 inning game July 18, New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 0 as Cooper relieved Hamilton and Benton pitched dominantly. Scoring details list Bancroft and Spencey among the New York leaders with late runs in the extra frames.
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Early 1920s Minor Leagues and Baseball Contract News
A cryptic OCR style recap lists scores from various regional leagues with teams like Buffalo Syracuse Rochester and Birmingham, plus a 1922 contract note. Cincinnati Nationals president August Hermann confirms manager Pat Moran signed a contract for the seasons of 1921 and 1922.
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Dempsey to Train for Pro Bouts in Gotham
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived in New York from Excelsior Springs Missouri and will begin training immediately for potential matches. Manager Madack Thearns met him and said Dempsey had several offers and would sign soon with a suitable opponent.
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