Pittsburgh Philadelphia Split in Twin Bill
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a double header as Gallia rescued the second game's late rally with three singles and Southworth's double. In the first game Philadelphia won 4 to 1 after a late inning rally. in the second, Pittsburgh won 4 to 2 behind strong pitching and late runs.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Teat
Tittshurshnning
Gallia
Ruses
Southworth
Cooper
Waetfoers Smith
Wheat
Blake
Haetf
Trilifa
Tragesser
New York
N.Y
St. Louis
Burig
Bancroft's
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Grimes
Roush
Ring
Bressler
Love
Wingo
Rariden
Grimes and Miller
White Cox Triumphs Over Athletics in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Boston 9 to 8 as Q Ragby starred and was backed by Jamieson Gardner and Chanman. Bagby sealed the win with timely hits while Usurper Karr and W Bagby pitched for Cleveland. Detroit also won 6 to 4 in Washington while St Louis edged New York 1 to 0 on July 21.
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Cleveland
Boston
Q. Ragby
Jamieson
Gardner
Chanman
Bagby
Usurper
Karr
Jero
Schach
Costa
Gharrity
Shmke
Stanage
St. Louis
New York
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Gerbers
St. Louie
New Year
AAPOR
Batteria
Hawkey
Groh Resigns as Fourth Three-I League Manager
Cedar Rapids Ia July 29 Local fans note the Evansville manager Groh has quit becoming the fourth Three-I League pilot to resign over ownership disputes. Earlier exits included Jack Tighe Schollenberger Brown and Groh cites slump costs and high expenses as key factors. Bloomington Cedar Rapids and Peoria now use acting managers from the dugout.
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Cedar Rapids
Groh
Evansville
Reims
Jack Tighe
Rock Island
Jimmy Scholffenberger
Rockford
Moline
Brown
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Resi
Tighe
Schollenberger Brown
Grob
Ce Idar Rapids
Peoria
Schal Jenberger
Grain
Sports Scores Across Leagues Include Several Cities
Yesterday’s belay scale lists results from American Association games with Minneapolis 2 Columbus 0, Toledo 9, and five Western League matches including Oklahoma Des Moles Wichita 1 Omaha 5 St. Joseph 8 Joplin 3 and Sioux City 2 plus Milwaukee 7 against Kansas City and Indianapolis.
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N. American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas
Milwaukee
Indianapo
Wheeler wins Great Lakes trapshooting title in zone event
E C Wheeler of Mason City shot a 198 for 200 to win the Great Lakes Zone championship held yesterday. A E Kroehle of Cleveland defeated C G Gunning of Longmont Colp and R B Rosensteel of Freeport Ill to claim the Cerro Gordo trophy after all three broke 99 birds. Johnny Jahn of Davenport and Guy Ward of Alton led professionals with 59s. Minneapolis named as host for the 1921 tournament. Sam Joster remains zone rep on the Amateur Committee.
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Mason City
Pawhusi Makling
Great Lakes
A. E. Kroehle
Cleveland
CG. A. Gunning
Longman Colp
R. B. Rosensteil
Freeport
Ill
Cerro Gordo
Kroehle
Johnny Jahn
Davenport
Guy Ward
Alton
Minneapolis
Sam Joster
American Trapshooting Association
Cleveland featherweight champion wins by decision
Johnny Wilbane of Cleveland defeated Artie Root of Cleveland by decision in a featherweight contest. Georges Papin of France injured in a fifth round fall in a 10 round lightweight bout with Australia’s Ned Fitzgerald. Branner pulls tendon in fifth round of scheduled eight round bout with Joe Lynch in New York. Oscar boxers disqualified claim amateur standing. Norway wins Olympic hunting team event. U S polo team defeats Belgium in Olympic contests. Drexel resigns boxing board chair and other notices follow.
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Associated Presas
Cleveland
Johnny Wilbane
Artie Root
Montreal
Georges Papin
Ned" Fitzgerald
Australia
Louis
Joe Lynch
New York
Harry Branner
San Francisco
Branter
Merle
Russ
Pacific A. A. A
Ted Snyder
J. R. Grant
Olym Iic
Antwerp
Norway
Ostend
Belgium
Epiladelphias
Anthony J. Drexdel
Biddle
Army
Navy
Board of Boxing Control
Cedar Rapids and Evansville Split Doubleheader
Cedar Rapids and Evansville split a doubleheader with Evansville winning the second game 5 to 2 after Cedar Rapids had won the opener. Tittrell pitched well for Cedar Rapids, aided by six errors by Evansville. Littrell fanned eight, while Morrison struck out eight for Evansville.
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Cedar Rapides
Lindeman
Bunnies
Evansville
Tittrell
Littrell
Olympic Stadiums To Be Opened For Training In Antwerp
Antwerp July 28 The main Olympic stadium and the swimming stadium will be opened to athletes for training within a few days. The swimming stadium opens Sunday with a Belgian swimmers meet. The Olympic executive committees relocate to Antwerp from Brussels. Entries are closed in most events with participation from England, the United States, Australia, and South Africa expected in several swimming events.
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Associated Press
Antwerp
Imain
Olympic Executive Committees
Frussels
England
United States
Australia
South Africa
One World's Record Shattered in Columbus Horse Races
In Columbus Ohio on July 29 Rifle Grenada, a champion three year old pacing gelding, set a new world mark by winning the American Association Trotting Horse Breeders purse of 2500 while clocking 2 04 3 4 for the second heat. Symbol Forrest won the Col Bidwell pace while Ethel Chimes claimed the 2 07 pace. Senator Wilkes won the final 12 pace after Baron Russell won the first heat with Geist, and Drift Patch caused Edna Early to drop the middle heat.
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Columbus
Rifle Grenada
American Association
Col. Bidwell
Forrest
Edna
Ethel Chimes
Drift Patch
Prosser
Senator Wilkes
Baron Russell
Fight Promoters to be Curbed Under New York Permits
New York state will curb boxing promoter practices under the Walker law, with oversight by Gov. Smith appointees. The change ends throat-cutting bidding wars and seeks honest, regulated bouts while noting historic abuses under Horton and Frawley laws and quoting promoter and fighter earnings of the era.
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New York
New York State
Anthony Drexel Biddle
International Sporting Club
Army, Navy and
Civilian Board of Control
Gov. Smith
Neral
Jeffries
Corbett
Sharkey
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Francisco
Canada Proposes to Create Fisheries Science University
Halifax reports plans for a government college of fisheries offering degrees like Bachelor of Codfish and Doctor of Halibut. Professor Gill, directing a 10 million dollar fund for technical education, would help finance and develop the school with the Canadian Fisheries association, with a similar project planned for British Columbia as part of Atlantic fisheries policy.
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Germany
Great Britian
Grimsby
Norway
Japan
Canada
Atlantic
Halifax
Columon
Government College of Fisheries
Gill
Maritime
Canadian Fisheries Association
British Columbia
Dominion
Packey MacFarland Moose vs Waterloo Moose Series Set
Local readers learn of a series of hot ball games at Cedar River park over several days. Packey MacFarland’s Moose hunter squad faces Waterloo Moose in a preliminary match tomorrow night, ahead of the $800 prize clash Saturday between Waterloo Gas and the Moose.
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Packey MacFarland
Waterloo Moose
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Hill
Reichert
Packey
A. Manahl
Poley
Harry Brewer
Fred Schneck
Morcum
McDowell
Bassreaul
John Richards
Bill Reichert
Bill
I. C
Moose
Backey
Waterloo Gas
Tripoli
Pranilin Co Orders Road Signs Removed
Franklin County board of supervisors orders immediate removal of all advertising signs on primary and secondary roads across Hampton Tennessee. The move aims to reduce visual clutter, as sign proliferation has become a nuisance and sparked demand for cleanup.
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Hampton
Board of Supervyisors
Franklin
Brutus Hamilton Makes Historic All Round Showdown
Brutus Hamilton of the University of Missouri rises from relative obscurity to become the national all round champion. He wins the pentathlon and then the decathlon, scoring 7022.9815 points, and earns a place at Antwerp for Olympic trials.
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Brutus Hamilton
University of Missouri
America
Hamilton
Antwerp
Baseball Magnates Look for Golden Era in Ten Years
The article notes baseball’s past boom from 1903 to 1912 and predicts the next decade will exceed the former golden era. It cites rising attendance, rising franchise values, and investments in ballparks and players, with Ban Johnson foreseeing unprecedented prosperity ahead.
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Thomas J. Hickey
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Barney Wreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Brush
Ban Johnson
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