Phillies edge Chicago to snap big streak in doubleheader
In a doubleheader at Philadelphia, Chicago split results with a 1 1 record and a 4 2 loss in game two. Tony Pasquarisky of the garmy team at Touts drove in the run that secured the Phillies’ second-game win as boots and sharp disputes marked the action.
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Chicago
Tony Pasquarisky
Touts
Phillies
Dany
Lewis
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Babe Adams
Urooklee
Sallee
Reds
Braves
Groh
National League and American League Baseball Notes
Red Faber wins two games as White Sox beat Philadelphia 7 2 in the first game and 6 2 in the second. Cleveland defeats New York 2 to N as Shawkey’s 10 game winning streak ends. Pack of New York extends hitting streak before Detroit’s 2 1 win. Browns beat Mays and St Louis 3 to 4.
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Red Faber
White Sox
Philadelphia
Paber
Red
Coad
Athletics
Cleveland
New York
Shawkey
Pack
Fleileman
Skarten
Detroit
Washington
Sotheron
Browns
Mays
St. Touts
Standings and results from major leagues yesterday
American Association standings show tauiaville 6, Columbus 7, St Paul 4, Kansas City 2. Western League and Nations League games listed with Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at Cleveland. Friday’s schedule includes CHoinwati at Beeston and St Louis at New York among others.
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American Association
Tauiaville
Columbus
St Paul
Kansas City
Wichita
Sioux City
Okinahema Chay
Cimaha & Dovalin
Thihsa
Wb. Joseph
Choinwati
Beeston
National League
New York
Chicago
York
Roetan
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Unclear players listed across multiple teams and cities
Fragmented OCR text mentions numerous names and places such as Philadelphia Detroit Lynn St Louis Boston Cleveland and New York with various surnames. The readable content references batteries and matches but lacks coherent events or outcomes to form a clear summary.
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Danforth
Mhciars
Her and Schatt
Philadelphia
Kinney
Lynn
Detroit
Washington
Sensational Play in Cedar Rapids Golf Tournament
Cedar Rapinia Ia July 16 Ralph Knepper Sioux City in top form beats James Swick Des Moines to reach championship in Town Golf Association event. Morning 18 played with Swick ahead by one under par. Knepper dominates afternoon 18, 7 and 5 to win. Des Moines rider set a new low medal score in first 18 of the 36 hole match. Multiple players listed in results with Davenport and Des Moines players noted.
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Cedar Rapinia
Rudolph Knepper
Sioux City
James Swick
Des Moines
Knepper
Swick
Heer Krepper
D Swick
Ralph Rider
Davenport
Jonn
French Champ Is Out of Training
New York July 10 The report surveys possible challengers to Jack Dempsey after his heavyweight title win. It argues Georges Carpentier is unfit and unlikely, Frank Moran lacks credentials, and Fat Willie Meehan distracts but would mean disaster in a title bout. The piece notes Moran’s low standing and Meehan’s boastful claim.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Utah
Carpentier
Urilies
Durin
Frank Moran
Fat Willie Meehan
Dempsey
California
Meehan
Fat Boy
Sinc
Billy Miske
Willard
Gopher Coach Ralls New Gopher Football Plans
Minneapolis July 10 The Gopher football squad prepares for a rugged fall schedule. Coach Tanry L. Williams gathers former players and new talent to assess material and finalize coaching staff with Hague Teel and Merton Tanni Hastun taking roles. Te. Bastun returns wounded from recent action, adding urgency to team rebuilding.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gopher
Tanry Ll. Williams
Towch
Hague
Merton Tanni- Hastun
Aleen
Leonard Traeh
Sete Ted
Rena
Tinnigan
Celeia
Gophers
Bastun
de Maimes
Old Pals Now Managers In The Vire League
New York July report notes former players Chief Bender and Rube Old are named managers in the Vire league. Bender signed last week to manage the Tish mondeelah te sperend rank Hole SAD. Oldring remains in selection duties and tied to the same club.
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New York
Chief Bender
Rube Old
Bender
Tishmondeelah Te
All Opporto How Much Popularity in Sports Then
New York reports a surge in public interest across baseball, horse racing, boxing, golf and tennis as peace returns. Attendance at tracks and events tops records, with thousands flocking to Belmont Park and other venues. Golf rises fastest, drawing thousands of new players, while boxing and other sports regain momentum as worn-out wartime constraints ease.
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New York
Vranda
Irky
Belmont Park
Aguedhunes
Maryland
Kentucky
Willard
Dempser Fehl
Olen
Beckett Seeks Dempsey Clash for World Heavyweight Title
British champion Joe Beckett expresses eagerness to face Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight crown. Beckett is currently set to meet Georges Carpentier in September, with talks of a £2,500,000 purse for Dempsey to meet the Beckett winner. The photo shows Beckett at Heckle after defeating Frank Goddard in five rounds.
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Joe Beckett
J. Dempsey
Mre
Great Britain
Jack Dempsey
Beckett
England
Georges Carpentier
London
Dempsey
National Association of Free
Cochran
Lone
Etait Et Charze
Georges Carsins
Annie Rent
Will Keep Close Watch on Horses to Prolong Life
Breeding groups plan new schedules for champion race horses sent to farms, aiming to improve longevity and health through revised routines. Reports from Lexington detail links between nutrition, exercise, and longevity, noting early deaths in notable horses may reflect genetic or management factors.
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Lexion
Lee Axworthy
Lesington
Altho
Pune
Len Axworth
Rorses
Elaine
Lea Axworthy
Ddimama Komi
Hawkeye Pikskin Star to Aid Eby in Coaching Coe
Erving J. Barron known as Stub will reside in Cedar Hapids and serve as representative for Phoenix Life Insurance. A 1917 University of Iowa law graduate, he earned All Western honors in football, starred in wrestling, and coached at Colorado School of Mines before agreeing to assist Coe College coach Moray Eby in shaping the football eleven next fall.
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Condar Hapids
Erving J. Barron
Iowa Athiatte
Stub
Cedar Hapids
Phoenix Life Insurance Company
Barray
State University
Iowa
Olupalicks
University of Nebraska
Barron
Colorado School of Mines
Moray Ehy
Coe College
Boxing talk and open air shows in New Jersey
A lively column discusses heavyweight dreams and potential matchups, naming Georges Carpentier and British prospects as part of a broader boxing scene. It mentions promoters, European titles, and a plan for an outdoor bout in London or November, noting the Philadelphia and Bridgeport connections and local civic reactions.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Frifge
J Mark
Wallon
Browns pull off rare triple play versus Red Sox at Fenway
Inside the ropes reports a rare baseball triple play by St Louis against Boston at Fenway. Bases loaded with no outs, Herbert Pennock singled. Austin anchored the first out, Gedeon’s quick relay beat Pennock to first, a run scored but did not count as the play ended with two on the basepaths.
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Boston
St. Louis
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Cedeon Aly
Gedeon
Pennock
Dempsey to Join With Big Circus in Circus Pact
New York reports Jack Dempsey will start in pursuit of a heavyweight title cup before joining the Sells Floto Circus in Newark. Otis Floto announced Dempsey signed as a popular champion and said Dempsey will be free to quit for major bouts. He said the fighter prefers fighting to circus life and wants freedom to take on challengers.
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George MacDonald
Georges Carentier
America
Itme
Renchman
Jack Dampsey
Mike O'Dowd
Mike Gibbons
Weeman
Kid Williams
New Orleans
New York
Jack Dempsey
Middle West
Sells-Floto Circus
Newark
N.J
Otfo Floto
Denver
Dempsey
Floto
Jess Willard
Willard
Moose Club Defeats Tribe Team at Cedar River Park
The Moose club beat the Ben Hur team 1 to 2 at Cedar River Park last night. Duffy pitched for the Moose with nine strikeouts. Berry and Clausen pitched for the Ben Hur. Duffy, M Calf and Faber added hits for Moose. Claus connected for three bases. Connellsville notes: Jack Britton knocked out Al Doty in the second round.
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Ben Hurs
Cedar River Park
Dufy
Moose
Berry
Clausen
Hurs
Duffy
M Calf
Faber
Agi Gooding
Claus
Connellsville
Jack Britton
al Doty
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National Ball Park
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Lew Ventiler
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