Midway Eleven Rolls to Easy Victory Over Black Rocks
Midway Eleven defeated Black Rocks nine to two at Columbia Gardens yesterday afternoon. Des Jardin, a 6 feet 4 inches All American center, starred for Chicago’s barnstorming team, with support from teammates and strong defense enabling the miners to dominate from the fourth inning on. The game featured several errors by Black Rocks and key hits by Tucker, Rudolph, Wiedmann, and others, while Manning and Miles pitched for the opposing side. The collegians head to Darby for an outing tomorrow after a rapid train ride back to town.
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Baltimore Triumphs Over St Louis as Owens Hit Five Homers
Baltimore defeated St Louis 8 to 5 in a nine inning game highlighted by Owens hitting five over the left field wall. Chief Bender improved after rough start, keeping the visitors at bay after Baltimore built a lead in the fifth.
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Huggins Uses Third Base Line Trick To Score Inning
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 6 to 4 as J Miller slides home after Miller feint. Chicago cleans up series with 3 2 win on Williams late three bagger. New York edges Cincinnati 3 to 2 behind Mathewson and Meyers in a tense finale. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader 9 0 and 6 0 with strong pitching from Mamaux Mayer and Harmon.
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Dario Resta sets new world record in 100 mile race
Chicago August 7 Dario Resta in a French car won the Chicago Speedway 100 mile race at 102.85 mph establishing a new world record for the distance. Karl Cooper finished second at 101.41 mph with Bob Burman third and Barney Oldfield fourth after carburetor trouble.
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Pacific Coast League Baseball Notes and Awards
Baseball results from multiple leagues with game scores and battery lines. Notes on a forthcoming automobile balloon chase led by Leo Stevens in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Major league leaders highlighted include Cobb and Doyle with top batting and run stats.
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Chicago Athletes Have Day in Butte
Chicago university figures, including 12 players and Professor Wright, toured the Black Rock mine in Butte after a disaster, calling for accountability and vowing no pass for whitewashing. Alumni will entertain the team in Western Montana as A A Stagg joins in San Francisco for track duties. The Japan games will pit Keio and Waseda against the visitors in a third American college invasion of Japan following Wisconsin in 1909 and Chicago in 1911.
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Japan
Evers Ready to Lead Braves in World Series
Chicago August 7 Johnny Evers a star in the Braves camp will save Boston and baseball after the series in Ste Tout as friends claim he plans to recuperate in Colorado or California. Meantime Meaderville Englewood lead their city league with a doubleheader today. Englewood adds Lund a new pitcher in the lineup.
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Peter Scott Wins in Straight Heats at Kalamazoo
Peter Scott driven by Murphy won the $10,000 Paper API stake in straight heats at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meeting. Other events provided excitement with Geers and Russell Boy in the 2:09 pace. Park-American 2:06 pace went five heats with Single G defeating Major On Pondella. Gilles, Canadian champion, plans heavy training in anticipation of upcoming matches. boxing match notes include Connolly’s fan base and Leo Bens versus Jimmy Clabby talks. The First Baptist Sunday school baseball team defeated Grace 7-0 with Mingus no-hitter in five innings. Frink doubled and Tom Davis hit a home run.
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Ennis at Boston Leads National Mixed Doubles Triumph
Boston August 4. George A Quinnatad and Harry G Johnson of this big national mixed doubles champions defeated Altess Molla teal of New Yorkers toler of the National women's elite in singles and Tiving Wright of Boston. Longwood Cricket Slab courts. Scores today.
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Balkans Ridge Forms Boundary Between Bulgaria and Roumelia
Balkans proper form the boundary between Bulgaria and eastern Roumelia. The ridge is crossed by about 80 passes with Shipka Pass the most noted in history. In the war of six it was the scene of desperate fighting between the Russians and Turks.
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Austin bats through doubleheader in loss to New York
Donovan leads St Louis with a powerful showing as Austin hits a home run, a triple and three singles in the first game, extending a six hit streak. The second game ends 4 to 4 after darkness halts play. James retires with a finger injury as New York and St Louis trade runs.
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White Sox rout Washington in seven runs
Chicago beats Washington 9 to 7 behind strong hitting as Gallia allows five Chicago runs and Scott holds Washington to first-hit until the fifth. Batteries were Scott and Schalk for Chicago and Gallia, Shaw, Rice, Harper and Henry for Washington. In the Boston game, Boston beat Cleveland 8 to 1 with Morton, Jones and ONeill behind the mound and Walker, Hagerman and Gan in the field. Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the first game and 2 to 1 in 10 innings in the second, Coveleskie guiding Detroit’s win with a strong effort and Dubuc and Wyckoff closing out the extra frame.
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