Nationals Road Trip Ends With 16 Wins 7 Defeats
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago July 23 Nationals return to Washington after a month on the road with sixteen victories and seven defeats. Griffith plans four-game series with the Browns starting Friday with Engel slated to pitch. Chase booted balls in Chicago, Gandil excelled, Milan played through a sore arm, Shanks on crutches, and Chappelle struggled on throws. Griffith’s club remains two and a half games behind Cleveland as the East approach looms.
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Seattle
Interlake regatta wind fuels faster second day
Put-in-Bay Ohio July 23 racers report plenty of wind with a 15 mile southwest breeze. Nine mile course, three miles to the sails. Winners by class include P Michicago, R Psammiad II, F Camille, A Cardenia, H Dorcen II, O Nahma, J Sella II, D Enright, L Tyre, and K Old Sam.
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Camille
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Cardenia
Canadian Royal Yacht Club
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Dorcen II
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Nahma
Detroit Wheat
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Sella II
Toledo Yacht Club
Cruigers
Enright
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Toledo
Rich Harness Stakes at Panama-Pacific Expo San Francisco 1915
Two harness race meetings will be held at San Francisco in 1915 under the Pacific Trotting Horse Breeders' Association. Four stakes worth 20000 each for trotters and pacers highlight the program with about 23000 in stakes and purses plus trophies and plates.
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San Francisco
America
Readville
Daniel O. Lively
Department of Hvestock
The
Pacific Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Will Swim For Title in World Pro One-Mile Duel
David Billington of Radcliffe Lancashire and Oscar Be Dickman of Australia clash for the one mile professional world championship. undefeated holders of several records, they race for 250 dollars a side on August 2, 1918 at a to be announced English venue.
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Radcliffe
Lancashire
England
Oscar BE
Dickman
Australia
Coombs Expects to Pitch by Labor Day
Philadelphia July 33 John W Coombs star pitcher for the Athletics writes from West Kennebunk Maine where he is convalescing that he expects to be in condition by Labor Day He says he is encouraged by his recovery and hopes to help Philadelphia win another world pennant.
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John W. Coombs
Athhletics
Coombs
West Kennebunk
Philadelphia
Brae Burn Club declines record claim for Allis shot
Boston July 2 Brae Burn Country Club members refused to recognize a World’s record remark for E P Allis 3d’s six yard shot in the Western championship at Homewood Chicago yesterday The amateur record is claimed by John G Anderson of Newton for a 18 yard drive at Brae Burn on September 23 1968. Polo Game to Sand Pipers at Narragansett Pier Jul 23 Narragansett Pier R I the Point Judith four defeated 9 to 5 despite a seven goal handicap.
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Brae Burn Country Club
Reo Danike Ag
E. P. Allis
Homewood Country Club
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Newton
Brae Burn Club
Sand Pipers
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Point Judith Sand Pipers
Point Judith
Minor league results across leagues and cities
Baseball scores from multiple leagues with results for American Association International League Southern Virginia Federal Appalachian and Carolina associations. Notable games include St Paul 4 Columbus 1 and 3-? split, Baltimore 4 Toronto 2, Rochester 8 Providence 5, Mobile 6 Nashville 0, Roanoke 7 Norfolk 2, Petersburg 5, and Morristown 4 Bristol 4 with other late or incomplete tallies.
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Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Jersey City
Nationals' Early Lead Sets Tone in 7 1 Loss at Comiskey
Washington Nationals take an early lead to win 7 to 1 at Comiskey Park as Beehling ties the American League record with an eleventh straight win. Milan, Morgan, Calvo and Moeller drive the offense while Chase and Scott stumble for Chicago, with Boehling locking down the win despite a rough ninth.
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Stanley T. Milgidien
Chicago
Joy
Beehling
Comiskey Park
Richmond
Johnson
Oy Falkenberg
Chase
Nationala
Boebling
Joe Eoehling’s Complete Record in Defeat Charge
A partial OCR item notes Joe Eoehling facing a charged defeat amid a record of his performance. The fragment hints at a disputed obstruction or penalty and a final outcome tied to the resulting loss.
Hamilton Loses to Philadelphia as St Louis Falls in 8-1 Game
Letty Hamilton anchored St Louis through seven in a windy afternoon, but Philadelphia came alive with two late rallies to hand the Cardinals an 8 to 1 defeat. Baumgardner relieved Hamilton in the seventh, Bender struggled with control, and Walsh led the offense with multiple hits. Bill Hoover plans a big welcome home with boosters day, steel frying pan noisemaker, and hat bands for all players.
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Letty" Hamilton
Philadelhia
St Louis
Baumgardner
Hamilton
Bender
Bt. Louis
Mae Oas
ED Shotten
Oliring
Compton
Walsh
Pratt
Catling
Ao William
Baker
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D.murphy
Agen
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Laven
Sanatae Ene Haurag
Oo Johnston
Wignhagen
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Shaotten
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Ionitee
Baumgerdner
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Donbdlet
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Williats
Briel
McAlester
Lavan
Letton
St. Louid
Bill Hoover
Nationals
Kansas
Hoover
Cubs
Phillies
Vic Saief
Naps Take Three In Red Sox Series
Cleveland defeats Boston 5 to 3 in Cleveland on July 23, taking three of four in the series. Falkenberg held the visitors to three hits after the first inning as Cleveland drove Foster from the mound. Jackson steals home in the sixth as Cleveland seizes momentum and finishes strong.
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Gardner
WANTS TO FLAY PRINTERS
A baseball team of Law Reporter Printing Company employees seeks games with other printing office teams on Saturday afternoons in August and September. Several players are ex stars eager to return to form. Members include Handibos Fletcher Stringer Sullivan Fellinger Grimm Gallaher Deming Altmen Sussan Barueh Patrick Plager Moore and Jones. Challenges go to J D Metecher 618 Fifth Street Northwest.
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C. D. Deming
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A. Sussan
Joseph Barueh
Perry P. Patrick
Raymond Plager
O. J. Moore
Bennett Jones
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Fifth Street
Hilton Out of Tourney Drops American Championship Hope
Harold H Hilton will not travel to the United States this year to compete in the Garden City golf championship from September 1 to 8. Despite his British Amateur Championship win this year, many expected another bid for the American title. In a letter, Hilton notes Heinrich Schmidt’s strong play at St Andrews but says the course suited Schmidt’s game. Schmidt has become popular here. The New York Yacht Club reports 1 746 active members and a fleet including 174 steam yachts and 75 schooners. London dogs get $3 weekly medical care at the Ruislip sanatorium with artificial eyes and other treatments.
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Cubs Win In Clouting Game Over Phillies 13 8
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 13 to 8 as Cubs use strong hitting and 19 players in lineup. Leach Evers Schulte Phelan Bridwell Needham, Walsh and Luderus among key contributors in a high output ballgame played in Philadelphia.
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Plan to farm Hennessy with Tigers seek loan to Indianapolis
Detroit Detroit Mich plan to farm Hennessy. The Tigers left for the East this afternoon and second baseman Lester Hennessy was left behind. The club is negotiating with two or three minor league magnates to place him for experience, with Indianapolis a likely destination. Hennessy is a college player who joined the Tigers about a month ago.
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Youy Wi
Tigers
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Hennesay
French Champion Quits After Technical Knockout
Marcel Thomas welterweight champion of France was defeated by Mike Glover of South Boston in the fourth round of a Boston bout. Thomas led early rounds but Glover intensified in the third. In the fourth, Thomas quit and walked to his corner as referee Sheehan called a technical knockout.
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Marcel Thomas
France
Mike Glover
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Glover
Thames
Sheehan
Marquard Shuts Out Pirates for 2-0 Victory
New York beat Pittsburgh 2 to 0 as Rube Marquard won his eighth straight. He allowed only two hits, both in the first inning, while New York capitalized with three hits and all its runs in that frame. McQuillen pitched well for Pittsburgh but this offense limited them to a pair of safeties.
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Vance
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Still Beating Cardinals in Brooklyn Victory
Earl Yingling kept his unbeaten streak against St Louis as Brooklyn won 7 to 3. The game stayed tight until the seventh when Brooklyn bunched two singles a double and four walks for four runs. Mugs Moran Cutshaw Whitted and Yingling scored for Brooklyn while St Louis tallied three.
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Shake Up Helps Braves Batting Order Change Beats Cincinnati
Boston defeats Cincinnati 11 to 4 after manager Stallings returns from Buffalo and reshuffles the lineup. Bates, Maranville, Smith, and Tyler lead the offense with key hits as Boston bats disperse nine Cincinnati runners. Game lasts about two hours with Tyler and Packard as starting pitchers.
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Eason
Harvard Names Track Coaches for Next Two Years
Boston July 98 Harvard's track and cross country teams will be coached by William F Pooch Donovan and J Fred Powers for two years and Alfred J Shrubb for one year Donovan and Powers signed two year contracts while Shrubb's term runs one year
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William F
Pooch) Donovan
J. Fred Powers
Alfred J. Shrubb
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Powers
Shrubb
Whisk Broom II Tops List for Saratoga Handicap
New York July report lists Whisk Broom II as top choice for the Saratoga handicap on August 2 at % miles with 13% pounds. Rudolfe, cup horse of the West, rated second by W B Vosburgh, only 10 pounds behind. Forty-one horses entered this year.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Rudolfe
Vosburgh
Phillies in heat as Alexander ties Boehlings win pace
Phillies star Grover Cleveland Alexander extended a win streak while Jose Boehing needs one more victory to break the season mark. The article notes Cleveland's eleven straight wins earlier and outlines recent results across leagues, highlighting Jackson, Lajoie, Cobb, and several key performances by players like Stovall, Baker, Walsh, and Wagner.
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Phillies
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Pittsburgh Buys Delal Delala from Great Falls Club
Pittsburgh National League club completes purchase of pitcher Lt Delhi from Great Falls Montreal club of the Union Association. Delhi previously played for Los Angeles in the Coast League and for the Chicago Americana.
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National League Baseball Club
Lt. Delhi
Great Falls
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