James A Hart Baseball Pioneer and Former Cubs Owner Dead
James A Hart a baseball pioneer and former Cubs owner died at his Chicago home at age 74 due to organic heart disease He survived by his wife and two children Funeral services are scheduled for Monday Hart helped shape modern baseball guiding rule changes and leading teams in Louisville Milwaukee and Chicago while promoting world tour ventures and league peace efforts across the sport.
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Williams Shines as Gleason’s Team Faces Cicotte Next
Chicago notes a strong pitching display by Williams lifting the team as Kia Gleason contemplates reinforcing the lineup. Griffy reshuffles batting order with Gharrity third and Murphy eighth, while Felsch excels in throws home. Murphy and Jackson contribute key defensive plays, including a one handed grab and a game turning fielding gem as crowds cheer and Nats noted.
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National pastime clash as White Sox pound Nationals 3–0
Chicago hosts Washington in a brisk day game at Comiskey Park. Lefty Williams dominates, Harper fans receive strong support, and the White Sox capitalize on key errors to seal a 3–0 victory. Gharrity and Collins contribute multiple plays while Griffins struggle at the plate.
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Weaver, Griffs Fail To Score In Quiet White Sox Game
The excerpt describes a low scoring contest with Weaver fouling to Picinich and the Griff uniforms failing to reach first for multiple innings. Risberg draws a walk and is erased stealing in Chicago's fifth, Harper loads the bases in the sixth, and Picinich strikes out on a squeeze attempt. Janvrin singles in the eighth, Foster hits in the ninth, and Zachary debuts without further scoring as Weaver snuffs a late rally.
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Ruth's Club Beats Red Sox in Cleveland Slugfest
In Cleveland on July 18 Ruth hit his second homer as Ruth's Club overcome Boston 8 to 5. Harris pinch hit in the eighth, Harris's triple put Cleveland ahead 7 2 before Ruth's late blasts. The game featured multiple runs and key hits from Caldwell, Witt, and Shannon.
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Macks Poor Fielding Helps Tigers to Win
Detroit batters capitalize on two Philadelphia errors plus timely hits to edge the Athletics 1 to 0. Pitchers Naylor and Leonard deliver masterful games as Detroit seizes the victory in a tight, defensive contest in Detroit.
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Pirates Top Braves In Dampened Duel
Boston was twice delayed by heavy showers and Pittsburgh won 2 to 0 with Babe Adams beating Nehf. Schmidt’s third inning single and Adams' sacrifice set the stage for two runs as Bigbee and Southworth delivered key hits. Dutshch Matanville contributed, while Stengel’s strikeout and Terry’s walk framed the offense.
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Scrambles and wins at Empire City on a muddy day
New York July 18 racing at Empire City saw many scratches and near misses as horses struggled through deep mud. Bill McCloy led several races with Quietude and Pickwick close behind. Fairy Wand, Dendera and Phantom Fair won their events in a day of chaotic scratching and tight finishes.
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Yankees Win As Brown Defense Falters In St Louis
St Louis, Mo July 18 New York broke through in the seventh inning to clinch their first victory here this season 4 to 3. Three hits in succession powered by Baker and Hannah produced three runs, while St Louis had surged in the fifth when Sigler hit a ball to the right bleachers scoring Tobin. The game featured strong offense from both sides and solid defense late in the contest.
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Rockville Fair Harness and Running Purses Total
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society raises 3625 in purses for ten harness and six running races at the Rockville fair to be held August 7 to 28. Purses include 300 and 350 dollar prizes and events feature horses from the District and nearby counties.
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Cox Drives 2 Winners In Kalamazoo Races
Kalamazoo Mich July 18 Walter K Cox the New England reinsman won the $2006 New Burdiet Hotel purse for 3 66 pacers with Frank Dewey and captured the 2 16 trot with Mignolia He trailed in the first heat but rallied to take the next two. Paris July 18 Hadfeld of New Zealand won the singles sculls final at the allied regatta Giran of France was second and Mrs Paul Withington of the United States third. South Atlantic League scores listed for Greenville Charlotte etc with rain delays.
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East Versus West Clash in Clay Court Final
Chicago reports the ninth clay court tennis tourney semifinals with William Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia facing William M. Johnston of San Francisco in the singles final. Kinsey and Graven beat Tilsen and Richards to reach the doubles final against Hardy and Johnston. Corinne Could advances to a women's singles final against Carrie Neeley. Johnston edges Hayes after a four-set duel, as other results include Hayes’s loss to Johnston and scattered scores from city games.
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Dempsey Rise Spurs Heavyweight Boxing Fever
Boxing headlines credit Jack Dempsey with reviving interest across all weights after his Willard victory. The piece notes rising contenders, promoter activity, and talks of Beckett in Britain as the sport surges in popularity with soldiers and civilians. It mentions future matchups and the heightened scramble for challengers.
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Maritime Vessel Names Across Ports Mentioned
A fragmented OCR note lists ship names and ports including New York Havre Royal George Caronia Saxonia Pannonia Scindia and Bit 14th Sr. along with scattered place names Boston and Columbia, reflecting a catalog of vessels and routes without a coherent narrative or dates.
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