Cubs Boots Gave Phils Easy Game
Erratic fielding by Magee and Merkle and bunched hits let Philadelphia rally to a 3 to 2 win over the Cubs. Packard was hit hard, while the Phillies' sluggers collected 11 hits off three Cub pitchers. Brooklyn won the final game of the series from St. Louis 5 to 3 as Pfeffer pitched all nine and the Browns used three pitchers.
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Magee
Merkle
Philadelphia
Cubs
Phils
Packard
Phil
Cub
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pfeffer
Dodgers
Browns
Baseball results and notable plays across leagues
At Chicago RHI Philadelphia and Tragesser Bendrix Martin Carter and Killefer. At St Louis RHE Brooklyn .310 100 000 5 11 1 St Louis .000 9 200 a 8 2 Batteries Pfeffer and Wheat Ames Goodwin Sherdel and Dilhoefer. No other games. American Fac. Boston took the series from Chicago by winning yesterday 2 to 1. Boston hit hard but the Sox fielders gave Faber splendid support, holding the score down. Abe Ruth in four times at bat was unable to register a blow. The Athletics beat St. Louis 7 to 8 when Perkins slammed out a home run with men on. The Mack men gathered six runs in the eighth and ninth frames.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Tragesser
Bendrix
Martin, Carter and Killefer
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
Wheat
Ames, Goodwin, Sherdel
Dilhoefer
Boston
Sox
Faber
Abe Ruth
Athletics
St. Louis
Perkins
Mackmén
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Reds
Polo Grounds
Cincen
Cubs
Pittsburgh
McGraw
Pittshureh
Bost Cardinals
Ebbetsfield
Philly
Beantown
American League Baseball Scores Reported
At Boston Rae 2100 010 00% 2 11 1 Batteries Faber Kerr and Schalk Jones and Schang. At Philadelphia Bt Louis 002 600 010 3 102 Philadelphia 200 000 51 F 91 Batteries Davenport Gallia Severfed Johnson Perkins.
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Boston
RAE
Faber, Kerr and
Schalk
Jones
Schang
Philadelphia
Louis
Davenport
Gallia
Severfed
Johnson
Perkins
Standings and results from baseball leagues yesterday
American Association Louisville beat Columbus 5 to 2. Indianapolis 7, Toledo. Kansas City 6, St Paul 4. Minneapolis-Milwaukee. Western League Tulsa 6, Joplin 3. Sioux City 0. Des Moines 3. Oklahoma City 9, Wichita 7. Omaha 6, St Joseph 4. Three-I Terre Haute 7, Peoria 1. Bloomington 4, Rockford 2. Others not scheduled. National League matchups listed: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. New York at St Louis. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. St Louis at New York. Cleveland at Boston.
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Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St Paul
Minneapolis-Millwaukee
Jun
Tulsa
Joplin
Sioux City
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Omaha
St Joseph
Terre Haute
Peoria
Bloomington
Rockford
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Cleveland
National League
Pet
Cincinnat
Nigago
Brooklin
Ittsburgh
American League
American Association
St. Paulsseee Weevee Ee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Ag
Westere Thalue
St. Joseph É Ae
Oklahoma Cth . Ee
Wich Bee
Peoria Fos
Evansville
Bae Rockford
Afoline É
Mixed doubles title at western tennis tourney won by Voorhees et al
Miss Mary Voorhees of Evanston Illinois teamed with HH Van Duke Johns Berkeley California to capture the mixed doubles crown in the western tennis tourney. In boxing reports Mel Cogan edged Johnny Dundee in Jersey City while Lew Tendler defeated Willie Jackson in Philadelphia. Other notes include Latzo, Kid Lewis, Malone Downey draw in Columbus and Langford Thompson draw in Tulsa. Roosevelt steamer, Arctic explorer ship, sold at public auction for 28600 to its pilot by the bureau of fisheries.
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Kansas City
Mary Voorhees
Evanston
Ill
Van
Duke Johns
Berkeley
Cal
Jersey City
N.J
Mel Cogan
Johnny Dundee
Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Willie Jackson
Ted
Kid
Lewis
Steve Latzo
Columbus
Jack Malone
Bryan Downey
Tulsa
Okla
Sam Langford
Jack Thompson
Billy McClain
Robert BL Frary
Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Bringing Up Father on Strike May Skip This Column
George McManus humor strip Bringing Up Father faces possible omission as the column author struggles to find four second-hand Muse to fill the page during the warm days. The strip hints at shortages affecting feature delivery.
Bob Martin Crowned Interallied Boxing Champion 1919
Paris July 6 1919 Bob Martin of Akron Ohio is hailed as the world heavyweight champ after knockout of an Australian foe at Pershing Stadium during the interallied games. He fought 28 ringside bouts with the American expeditionary forces and earned no pay for his victory amid cheers from 30 000 spectators representing 15 allied nations. Pershing praised his performance sending best wishes for his future.
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Paris
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Robert Martin
Akron
Ohio National Guard
Coughill
Australia
Dempsey
Willard
Vick Martin
France
Bob Martin
Pershing Stadium
Martin
Dicker
Pershing
J Young
John. J. Pershing
Hawks Face Seven Tops In 1919 Towa Grid Layout
Towa City echoes news of a strong Old Gold eleven set to challenge seven major opponents this fall on the home schedule. The revised lineup includes Nebraska in Iowa City on October 4, an open date on October 11, Urbana on October 18, Minnesota in Minneapolis on October 25, South Dakota in Iowa City, Southwestern at Evanston, and Chicago at Chicago concluding the term.
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Towa City
Towa
Howard Jones
Nebraska
Iowa City
Urbana
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Southwestern
Evanston
Chicago
Cicotte Charges Two Rivals With Illegal Hurling
Boston August 3 Eddie Cicotte alleges Alan Sotheron and Jack Shocker hid foreign substance on the baseball to doctor pitches. He claims Sotheron rubbed a filed glove button and used saliva on seams to make balls jump. Cicotte cites balls sent out of games for examination and accuses umpires of not policing the practice.
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Boston
Mass
Pires
Eddie Cicotte
Alan Sotheron
Browns
Cicotte
Red Sox
Eddie
Setheron
Shocker
Sothoron
St. Louis
Sothorons
Sotheron
Ban Johnson
Referees At Toledo Bouts Seek Payment
A dispute arose over payment for referees and workers from the Willard Dempsey preliminaries in Toledo on July 4. Ad Thacher says referees were to work without pay, while Chris F. Watt of the Toledo boxing commission says Rickard would pay all bills. Lou Banman of Cincinnati oversaw the Maione-Ralstrom bout.
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Toledo
Ad Thacher
Tex Rickard
Chris F. Watt
Toledo Boxing Commission
Rickard
Lou Banman
Cincinnati
Illinois to start four year athletic coaching course
Major John L. Griffin head of athletic activities in army training camps teaches the new four year course to train athletic coaches at Illinois university beginning November 22. George A. Hull will head the program with Patsy Clark as associate instructor. Griffin, a Beloit and Drake alumnus, has directed athletics at Yankton Morningside and Drake and served as athletic director at Camp Dodge and Camp Gordon during World War I.
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Des Moines
John L. Griffin
Drake University
Illinois University
George A. Hull
Ilinois
George
Patsy"’ Clark
Illinois
Griffin
Beloit College
Yankton College
M. D
Morningside College
Camp Dodge
Camp Gordon
New War Dept Training Course Opens at Illinois
Jan 11 1919 report notes executive officer of the athletic division of the War Department’s commission on training camp activities orders to Washington. Old education shifts to new course at Illinois. wages history cited from $4 a day down to $1.40 by 1900, with a warning that workers should save for 1930.
Yankees Fight Over Mays Case Escalates in Baseball War
New York Aug 1 The dispute over Carl Mays after his suspension by President Johnson and his trade to the Yankees promises a bitter league battle. Johnson cancels a special meeting. Ruppert and Huston oppose. lawyers prepare injunction to protect club rights. Giants face tougher finish with 62 remaining games, Reds 67, home games looming.
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New York
Carl Mays
Johnson
Mays
Boston
New York Yankees
Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
Huston
Cleveland
Harry Sparrow
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Big Three Takes on More Coaches
Harvard coach Robert T. Fisher has added Walter Trumbull and Charles Coolidge as assistants for the coming season. Trumbull likely handles tackles, with Coolidge at end. further backfield help may follow. Yale’s Dr. Sharpe has named Dr. William Bull, Dr. Arthur Brides, and Jack Owsley to coach kicking, line, and backfield respectively, with Herman P. Olcott assisting. Princeton assigns Tom Wilson to line coaching under Bill Roper, who leads the staff with Keene Fitzpatrick as trainer.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert T. Fisher
Harvard
Walter Trumbull
Charles Coolidge
Trumbull
Crimson
Brickley
Coolidgs
A &Ead
Fisher
Yale
Sharpe
Wiliam Bull
Arthur Brides
Jack Owsley
Owsley
Herman P
Thres
Tom Wilson
Princeton
Brides Or
Olcott
Speedy Rush
Bill Roper
Keene Fitzpatrick
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