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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
4
Willey Milwaukee Amor Association Club Purchases Team
The Milwaukee Amor Association Club has purchased a baseball team from an owner. The transaction was announced today with the new owners set to manage the team in upcoming games and events under their control.
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Betty
Wilwauke Amor
Norrow
Griffs Defeat Faber In 9-4 Victory At Chicago
Washington tops Chicago 9 to 4 as Red Faber struggles under a sharp Griffs attack. Joe Judge and Menosky drive key hits while Shaw falters early. Jackson, Ray, and Murphy contribute for the Griffs as they pull ahead, then hold on for the win.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Red Faber
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Red
Faber
Washington
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Cicotte
Shaw
Danvrin
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Gandil
McMullin
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Shaw Judge
Judge
Jackson
Ritenosky Gendil
Guarrity
Judge extends hot batting streak with four hits in win
Joe Judge collected four hits in five at bats including a triple and a double, scoring two runs and driving in two as Nationals Chicago beat a strong Sox showing. McKenoshy also excelled with a perfect day at the plate while Milan sat and Grover was sold to Oakland pending waivers.
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Shaw
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Foster
Gharrity
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Menasky
Shanks
Jackson Siebold
Sox Rally Fails As Griffmen Edge Chicago Runfest
In a high scoring clash seven innings saw Chicago take the lead early but Boston Griffmen tied and pulled ahead. McMullin and Gandil drove runs as Menosky, Rice and Murphy produced key hits for the Sox. late Griffmen scoring sealed a hard fought 9 7 win.
Second Inning Rally Decides For Tigers
Detroit wins 5 3 over Philadelphia after a four run second inning fueled by two walks two singles and Arn Smiths double. Pitcher Leve allowed the decisive runs while Kinney exited after the third. Detroit improves with strong offense and crucial defensive plays.
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Tribe Shuts Out Red Sox In Four to Nothing
Cleveland toppled Boston 4 to 0 as Morton limited the Red Sox to five hits and steady defense backed the shutout. Key hits and efficient pitching carried the Tribe to the win in a game noted for strong Cleveland defense and timely offense.
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RED Sox
140 Game Schedule Retained by National League
The National League decided to keep the 140 game schedule and close the season September 30 despite talks of extending to 154 games. The league also approved revised World Series payout rules and discussed minor leagues alignment with major league player movement rights. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh were ordered to replay July’s second game, amid a protest over an early finish for train schedules.
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National Commission
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Browns bunt their way to an overtime victory
St Louis rallied to defeat New York 7 to 6 in seventeen innings after a late nine and a half inning home run by Sisler tied the score. Robertson scored the winning run on Bodie’s fumble and a prearranged bunt strategy sealed the comeback.
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Wilde Victor in Twenty Round Bout Over Moore in London
Jimmy Wilde the British flyweight champion defeated Pat Moore of Memphis in a twenty round London bout. Wilde won on points as 20,000 spectators watched. Moore forced early pressure but Wilde’s ring craft shifted momentum after the twelfth round. The Prince of Wales attended with Gen John J Pershing in the royal box.
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Pat Moore
Memphis
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Moore
Wildes
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John J Pershing
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Prince Albert
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England
Lavan turns triple play in Phillies Cardinal fielding miscue
In the fourth inning yesterday against Philadelphia the Cardinals execute a triple play after a liner to Lavan. Shortstop Joinny fielded and touched second then third to complete the play.
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Lavan
Cardinal
Joinny
Barnes Tops Cubs In Tight Pitching Duel
Barnes outdueled Hendrix as the hometown pitcher limited the Cubs to four hits and earned the decision. The Cubs misplayed a bunt in the opening inning, setting the stage for a pitching contest decided by small plays.
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Hendrix
Cubs
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