Cincinnati and New York Game Called in Ninth Tie
New York and Cincinnati led 4 to 4 in the ninth when darkness halted play. The game ended in a tie with Campbell Ewing and Schiel pitching for Cincinnati and Crandall Taylor and Haresna behind New York. All other National League games postponed due to rain or wet grounds.
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Cincinnati
R. MH
Campbell, Ewing
Schiel
Crandall
Taylor
Hkresnahan
St Louis Wins Double Header Versus New York Wal dell
In St Louis on August 5 sensation at first base and Petty’s strong pitching fueled a double header sweep over New York. In the opener Waddell and Spencer matched Manning and Blair as St Louis rallied for a 20 to 2 victory. In the nightcap St Louis overcame a slow start scoring 11 runs to 12 as Petty and Stevens held Chesbroe and Sweeney in check.
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Sensation
Petty
Louis
Belr
New York
Waldell
Manning
Waddell
Spencer Manning
Blair
Rk. H. E
Stevens Chesbroe
Sweeney
Cleveland Dominates Washington 12 to 1 in Baseball
Cleveland crushed Washington 12 to 1 as Washington produced a weak showing in the field. Berger was nearly untouchable until pulled for Fister by Manager Lajoie who then pitched. The scoring line shows Cleveland tallying from the first to the final inning with strong support in fielding and relief pitching.
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Washington
Augus
Berger
Lajoie
Fister
RK. H. E
Terger
Clarke
Davidson
Kates
Chicago and Boston Bunt to a Doubleheader Victory
Chicago beat Boston 27 to 36 in a rough match with Smith and Sullivan contributing for Chicago while Morgan and Carrigan supported Boston. The game details include partial inning scores and batter names as read from the OCR text.
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Chicago
Boston Bunch
Smith
Boston -O
Sullivans Morgan
Carrigan
Detroit Beats Athletics In Tight Nine Inning Tilt
Detroit built a 5 3 win over Philadelphia with two ninth inning runs after three Detroit errors in the sixth inning. Mullin started for Detroit and Krygett pitched for Philadelphia with Schreck catching.
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Mullin
Philadelphia
Xehmidt
Krygett, Cooms
Pueblo Triumphs Over Denver In Western League Match
In Pueblo, August 5, Pueblo defeated Denver 6 to 1 in a strong showing by pitcher Moore. Batteries Jackson and Zaluek for Pueblo. Honska and Mite for Denver. In Lincoln, Jones outdueled Elmstead as Lincoln won 14 to 6 over Des Moines. In Sioux City, Omaha won 5 to 1 over Sioux City, with Starr, MekKay, and Hen sy Hall delivering.
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Boston
Washington
New York Western League
von Loepe Oy
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Lincoln
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Ohmstead
Weigart
Omaha
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Sroux City
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MekKay
Hensy Hall
Lebrand
Louisville First Game With Kansas City Nine In Lead Inning
A partial recap notes Louisville’s opening game and Kansas City’s nine runs in the early innings, with indications of a two game series start and expectations for the second matchup.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
American Tobacco declares quarterly dividend and extras
New York August 5 The American Tobacco Company today declared a quarterly dividend of 24 percent and 7 percent extra on common stock. This compares with 21 percent and 1 percent extra three months ago and with 2 percent and 2 percent extra six months ago.
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New York
American ‘Tobacco Company Today
Bank Clerks vs Insurance Men at Trac tion Park Showdown
A named event at Trac tion park features bank clerks nicknamed the Pen Pushers facing the Insurance men or Village Pests. Key players Fey McDonald and Frank Harris join the clerks as both sides prepare for a lively clash amid confident boasting from the Insurance men. In Washington, Secretary Wright may visit the president to discuss the eight West Point cadets dismissed, with Colonel Hugh L Scott expected to join in the talks.
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Fey McDonald
Frank Harris
Jane
Washington
Aug. S
Wright
War Department
West Point
Hugh L. Scott
Military Academy
Cortelyou and Hitchcock Discuss New York Governor Race
A late conference at the Manhattan hotel brought Secretary Cortelyou and Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee. They discussed the gubernatorial nomination and state politics, with Cortelyou not stated as backing any candidate and Hitchcock listening on the governor question. Also participating were Representatives Bennett and Parsons plus other party figures from Minnesota and Maryland.
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Hitchcock
Cortelyou
New York State
Treasury Department
Hughes
Bennett
Parsons
New York Republican County Committee
James McCleary
Minnesota
Republican Party
House of Representatives
McCleary
Republcan
Washington
Johnson
George A. Pear
Maryland
Charles PB. ‘Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Republlican
Yeat Rite Busy for Officers test ride near Fort Sheridan
Army officers completed a ninety mile test ride begun Monday and returned to Fort Sheridan in good condition. Officers called the vacation too short and reported no mishaps during the ride with their horses in sound shape.
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Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Rumored Plot Against Sultan Unconfirmed
A cable from Ambassador Leishman in Constantinople reached the state department noting no details of any life attempt on the sultan. The dispatch described a routine matter and did not confirm the reported Monday night attack or the possible recall of Mohammed Ati Bey, the Turkish minister in Washington.
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Leishman
Constantinople
State Department
Legation
Mohammed Ati Bey
Washington
Testimonial for Chamberlain’s Remedy Since 1872
H S Nichols of Oakland Oklahoma praises Chamberlain’s Callie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable cure after thirty five years of use. The ad notes it is available at all druggists and announces rack distribution by Oakey Station back line with around the clock service and telephone number 198.
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H S. Nichols
Oakland
Okla
Oakey Ss
Loaded Shot Gun Shells Line at Mcintosh Hardware Co
Journal want ads advertise a full line of loaded shotgun shells at Mcintosh Hardware Co offering ready to buy options for customers seeking shooting supplies.
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Mcintosh Hardware Co
Boy Newsboy Dives to Save Stranger in Drowning Tragedy
Atlantic City August 5 a newsboy eighteen year old John Brown risked his life to rescue Frank W Brown a New York detective from drowning. He swam beyond breakers retrieved a buoy and tried to pull Brown ashore but the lifeline failed and both men perished despite a later lifeboat launch.
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New York
Rolleves John Brown
Frank W. Brown
Embezzlement Warrant Out for San Francisco Broker
Frederick Dorr, a prominent stock broker, is the subject of an embezzlement warrant issued here. Norwood, a local broker, accuses Dorr of embezzling 100 shares of Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad stock valued at 14 dollars, taken two months ago and Dorr departed the city shortly before the warrant.
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Arig
Frederick Dorr
New York
Piggy
Los Angeles
Dorr
H. S&s Norwood
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Norwood
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