Magee's Suspension Covers All 1911
New York dispatch reports the suspension of Philadelphia National League outfielder Sle rio Magee for the remainder of the 1911 season. President Lynch of the National League confirmed Magee was suspended for a flagrant violation of rule 78 after an unprovoked attack during a game in Philadelphia. Public reaction is mixed as teams fear pennant loss while fans blame Magee and Lynch. Magee may sue Lynch next winter.
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Southern Defeats Car Department 5 to 3 in League Clash
Southern Railway takes a 5 to 3 win over Car Department as Forrest Thompson dominates on the mound and Holbruner and Naughton spark the offense. Planney pitched well for the leaders but support faltered at key moments, while a possible championship hinges on remaining games as Southern risks a rally by the leaders.
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Woodland Triumph Over Braddock In Hitting Rally
Woodland edged Braddock 13 to 2 as Beatty and Woodward led a sharp hitting attack. The box score entries show Woodland tallies and individual contributions, while Braddock struggled on offense with scattered hits and errors. Additional notes mention North Carolina in a Sunday School game and a Terre Haute club sale in progress, plus a forfeit in the Suburban League.
Martin Walsh Sought By Washington Club
Special to the Washington Post Norfolk July 21 Washington and Baltimore are reported to be pursuing Pitcher Martin Walsh of the Norfolk Virginia League team. Walsh is the league’s hardest-hitting pitcher, has homered off the local grounds record, and has been used in the field when not pitching. He shows Johnsonlike speed with occasional wildness and is described as having swatting ability never before seen in the Virginia League. He is brother to Big HD Walsh of the Chicago American League.
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Interlake Yachting Association awards at Put-in-Bay
The eighteenth annual regatta of the Interlake Yachting Association closed with prize awards. Otsiketa won the Commodore Gardner car and $150 in cash while Camilla of Detroit was second earning $8. Psammiad of Cleveland led in Class B, Tattoo and Fifi shared third in that class, and Hisse of Toledo won in Class A. Nancy of Detroit claimed the 16-foot series in third today. Power events disappointed, highlighted by the burning of John J. Ryan’s Reliance II.
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Naps Spurts Stir pennant chatter in New York
The Naps dramatic scoring bursts spark talk of Cleveland as a possible pennant winner. The Evening World weighs a dark horse scenario for Stovall's squad, noting Highlanders’ recent losses and Detroit’s lead. Remaining gaps show the Naps must win two of three to overtake Mack’s pace, as Athletics trail by four games.
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Long distance swim race eyed for DC championship
Large entry interest surrounds the District of Columbia long distance swim from Chain Bridge to Aqueduct Bridge on Saturday July 29, under Nautilus Swimming Club of the M C A. The Washington Canoe Club plans strong participation to win the trophy shield donated by the Y M C A, with the shield and medal currently on display at Spalding's Fourteenth Street store.
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Nimbus Wins at Odds On in Windsor Race Card
Windsor Ont July 2 Special to the Washington Post Nimbus adds on favorite wins the fourth race as Steamboat takes the Canadian bred race and Prince wins the steeplechase. A special train will ship horses tomorrow to Fort Erie including entries for R T Wilson August Belmont and R F Carman.
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TODAY'S RACING ENTRIES AND RESULTS SUMMARY
Racing entries list for eight races featuring three year olds and up. Notable horses include Hen Loy Rose Queen Guean Hound Mont Calm and Sidney R in the first race. Dinta Ken Octopus Lisle Flat in the second. Plaputses Wye Straw Barney Igoe Muskmelon and Detroit in the third. Cohort Royal Meteor Col. Ashmead Tide and Spellbound Oakhurst Busy in the fourth. Sherlock Holmes Burly Dragnet Ogure Court Canatier Seven Stars and Mad River in the fifth. Terrible Hoy Commonera Touch The Rump Rey Tastraeck Wood Dove Rad and Gun Mine Wines California Queen Day May Island Queen in the sixth. Romp Fulfill Seponke Mermyn Raythorn and The Golden Butterfly Avcite Oracle My Gal Naughty Lad Ocean found and Getopusy Ligsle Flat Ivahel Stare Sivan Cohort Seltbound Gakturst Mad River Dragnet Sherlock Holes Commoners Touch Rad and Gun in the seventh.
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Steinfeldt Seriously Ill in Bellevue Ky
Harry Steinfeldt third baseman for the Boston National League team is seriously ill at his Bellevue Kentucky home. Nervous prostration linked to worry over his release from the Chicago team. Steinfeldt returned home last Monday with his wife and a nurse and has been under expert care for nervous disease. TIT speed boat Put-in-Bay Ohio owned by John Ryan of Cincinnati partially destroyed by fire at its moorings. incendiary origin suspected.
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Minor League Scores From Regional Circuits
A compiled wrap of minor league results across the American Association, New York State, South Atlantic, Carolina, Eastern, Western, and Appalachian leagues. Notable early inning pauses and incomplete box scores reflect late-press time summaries from Milwaukee, St Paul, Albany, Syracuse, Charleston, and Greensboro games.
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Dunns Yanigans to Play Here at Union Park
Dunns Yanigans second team the Baltimore Yanigans travel to Union Park on Fifteenth and H streets northeast to face Metropolitana next Sunday in a key match. In the prelim Washington Giants meet Capital City Cubs at 2 30 p m. Also Chicago shortstop Blackburne who had knee surgery has recovered and will rejoin the Chicago American League team in a few days.
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District Commissioners Face Adama In Independence Matchup
District Commissioners square off with Adama in Independence action. Other leagues show no games. Local schedule includes St Paul versus Waverley and Ingram versus Anacostia in suburban Sunday school context.
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Zombrower wins Rickman Hotel stake in 2:10 pace at Grand Circuit card
Kalamazoo Mich July 21 Zombrower the first 2:05 pacer of the season won the 5000 Rickman Hotel stake for 2:10 pacers in three easy heats while Den Labor dropped from the Grand Circuit to 2:11 trot in straight heats. Major Bruno wins Walter W favorite in 2:05 pace. Rain rearranges program with events cut tomorrow.
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Cyclone Johnny Thompson Plans Key Boxing Bouts
Milwaukee July 21 Cyclone Johnny Thompson the Sycamore farmer will box Willie Lewis in New York and then face Sailor Burke Leo Houck and Hugo Kelly among others. He aims to a $6000 side bet with Papke at 168 pounds ringside and says he can beat Papke, claiming a Sydney victory.
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FIGHTERS COME TO TERMS FOR BOUT AND MORE
Chicago July 21 reports say Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland signed for a ten round bout in Milwaukee on September 38 with a possible twenty round California fight before year end. McFarland to receive $10,000 purse share. Wells insists on Charlie White as referee for his pro boxing schedule. Nelson negotiating for match with Britt before Labor Day at New York venue. Brown to box in Toronto weighing 133 pounds. Murphy to boxing Erie in Philadelphia July 28 or August 4.
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Sharkey Returns to Manage New Heavyweight Hope
Tom Sharkey announces his return to boxing as a manager. He plans to push Jim Barry, 24, weighing around 210 pounds, as the next heavyweight champion after three months of hard training and a possible title bout. Barry has been poorly handled but showed promising form in prior bouts. Bermuda Cricketers Welcome Home After U.S. Tour. The Bermuda team, lauded by Governor and staff, won several matches in Philadelphia on a trip that included a royal coronation contingent return. J. Hurd Wins National Railway Golf Title. Hurd of New York defeats F. Chapin of Cleveland 4 up with 3 to play at Homewood to claim the championship for the third time. Tennis Match Baltimore Washington Postponed. The intercity clash is delayed due to several players’ business commitments. English Players to Compete in America. The English Lawn Tennis Association agrees to play preliminary matches for the Davis Cup in the United States.
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