Outsider Wins Best Race at Empire City Meet
New York July 17 The Bronxville selling handicap at Empire City drew a strong field over 1 1/16 miles. An outsider surged late to beat Star Finch with Harwood II and Paddy Whacik close behind, delivering a dramatic finish amid a crowded program of races and results across multiple purses and ages.
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Favorites Step to Front in Grand Circuit Meeting
Cleveland July 17 Favorites edged ahead at the Urrecht meet in North Randall as two races were finished before rain halted the others. Mawit with Edman up won the first division of the 1:19 trot, Peter Schuyler and Oscar Watts battled for second, and the second division saw Peter Chenault contend with Hollyrood King and Northapur. Rain stopped the Fasize Sweepstakes after Kelly De Forest won heat one. Unfinished events were postponed, with sun races slated for tomorrow.
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Edman
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Peter Chenault
Murphy
Hollyrood King
Northapur
Bay Sun
Peter the Great
Zils
Prrse
Mawites
Crito Lerbuen
Edmant
Peter Schuyler
Prince Il
Griffmen Lose Pair as 11th Inning Ends Rally
Chicago July 17 Nationals lose 3 to 2 in 11 innings after tying in ninth. Eddie Cicotte holds them to one hit in opener, Walter Johnson shines in relief. Shanks triples in ninth. Collins scores on Schalk error. Milan caught at third on bases loaded play. White Sox beat DuMont as Morgan and Rice reach once.
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Cicotte Dominates First Game as Nationals Top Sox
In Chicago July 17, Cicotte shines through the early innings while Morgan nets a lone hit for the Nationals. Washington builds a lead with two runs in the second and additional scores as Shanks misplays grounders, with Chicago fielding errors aiding the visitors. Seaton, veteran Nationals hurler, is sold to Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League.
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Tom Seaton
Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles Club
Second Game Ends with Washington Triumph in Extra Inning
In a tight baseball clash, Washington wins in the eleventh after Shanks trips Milan. Milan is caught stealing earlier. Key plays include Judge scoring on Rice’s center blow and Eddie Collins’ decisive triple as Col lins runs. Chicago’s Gandil, Risberg and Weaver feature, but the Sox fail to convert late opportunities.
RAY MORGAN BACK IN GAME AND NIPS NO HIT CHANCE
Ray Morgan returns to the White Sox lineup after a two week layoff injures leg. He breaks up Eddie Cicotte’s no hit bid with a single in the ninth. Morgan’s return prompts a position shift, Johnson gets a pinch audience, and Gandil earns three hits in four at bats.
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Cicotte
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Rowland
Morgan
Judge
Rice
du Mont
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du Mone
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Baker Is Exonerated By American League Chief
Chicago July 17 J Franklin Baker third baseman with the New York Americans was exonerated of alleged tampering charges by President Johnson of the American League tonight. Baker in a letter to the league executive denied attempting to induce Pitcher Allen Sotheron of the St. Louis club to desert organized baseball. He said he advised the young pitcher to remain with St. Louis.
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J. Franklin Baker
New York Americans
Johnson
Baker
Allen Sotheron
St. Louis
Red Sox Defeated by Browns in Ninth In St Louis
Rumler pinch hits in the ninth for Shotton and drives in Lavan with a double to win 3 to 2 for St. Louis over Boston. Plank allowed five hits through three innings and Boston was retired in order after the third. Hooper and Rumler hit for St. Louis, Gardner had a three-base hit, and Lavan scored the decisive run. Time of game nearly 12 hours.
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Indians Beat Yankees Scoring Without Hits
Cleveland wins 2 1 over New York in a game where two runs came without a base hit in the sixth inning. Key moments feature Wambsganss scoring on errors and Chapman and Speaker contributing, with pitching by Russell and Klepfer.
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Braves Down Pirates Fifth Straight Win
Boston dominates Pittsburgh 10 to 6 on July 17 with Mamaux hit hard in the first inning. Boston scores six runs before two outs as Maranville, Piller, Carey and Kelly contribute key hits. Final: Pittsburgh 6, Boston 10. Mamaux struggles, Neblief relief records, O'Day and Harrison umpire, game lasts 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Giants Add Another From Cubs by 6 to 1
New York defeated Chicago 6 to 1 before 2 hours of play. Giants used timely hits off Demaree and Hendrix and capitalized on Chicago errors to pull away, with Merkle, Holke and Burns among the key contributors.
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Star racketers play in Plainfield event
New York July 17 Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Misa Mary K Browne of California will compete in the first tennis matches arranged by the United States National Lawn Tennis Association to finance ambulance sections at the Plainfield Country Club Plainfield N J July 22 It was announced here tonight William M Johnston and Harold A Throckmorton also are expected entrants and other names mentioned with the play are Karl H Behr Frederick B Alexander George M Church and R Lindley Murray Miss Browne and Mr Johnston now are on their way East and will play their first matches at Utica N Y Friday and Saturday of this week
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California
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Harold A. Throckmorton
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R. Lindley Murray
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Stengel's homer boosts Dodgers in Brooklyn win
In a tied tenth Stengel hit a front-field wall shot to beat St Louis 2 1 with Brooklyn at home. The pitchers battled, Stengel delivering the deciding blow as Brooklyn outlasted St Louis 2 to 1.
Reds Make Hits Count Beating Phillies 3 1
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 in a game featuring hits from Kepf Roush Thorpe and Whitted. Rixey pitched seven innings for Philadelphia, with Oeschger allowed one run in relief. Groh Kopf and Bisehof misplayed balls leading to errors.
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Johnny Evers Angers to Visit Hinchman Flowers Gift
In Philadelphia Johnny Myers led a delegation of Phillies fans to the Woman's Hospital room of Pirates outfielder Hinchman, who lies with a broken leg. Myers placed a large horseshoe of flowers by Hinchman’s bed, eliciting a grateful, surprised reaction from Hinchman as Evers watched. Also noted are brief regional scores including Kansas City and Blue Ridge League results.
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Pirates
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