Doubleheader Fallout in New York Cubs and Cleveland Battle
New York splits doubleheader with Cleveland in a freaky two game set at New York. In game one the Yankees topple Bagby in the fourth inning scoring six runs on six hits and an error. The second game is a pitchers battle between Caldwell and Coveleskie with three homers by Smith Graney and Caldwell.
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Washington blanked Chicago 2 to 0 in nine innings
Washington defeated Chicago 2 to 0 as Cicotte and Lynn allowed three hits for Chicago while Harper and Ainsmith worked for Washington. The visitors managed only three hits. The score by innings shows Chicago 000 000 000 and Washington 610 016 000.
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Phillies Rally Wins In Extra Inning Tilt At Home
Philadelphia and St. Louis exchanged the lead through nine innings before Meinnis opened the tenth with a single and Schang followed with a home run to lift the home team to victory. Final score St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 6. Batteries Sotheren Severeid Myers Schang.
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Detroit Defeats Boston for Third Place Standings
Detroit beat Boston to move into third place as Leonard started for Boston but received weak support. Detroit piled up an early lead with a 6 4 7 1 tally. Boston managed 9 runs in the later innings, with Daussang Spencer Leonard Pennock and Thomas on the battery. Some teams had games scheduled today.
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Vaughn Holds Robins 10 Pair of Wal lops
Vaughn limits Robins to two hits as Marquard and Meyers battle in Brooklyn. Cubs tee off Marquard with timely runs and win the game in a showcase of Vaughn’s near invincible pitching and Elliott’s backing.
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New York Defeats St Louis In Baseball Showdown
New York defeated St Louis 4 to 2 as the visitors surged with three runs in the second inning via two singles a walk a stolen base an infield out and an error. Criuse homered in the ninth. Score details list New York 49 and St Louis 2. Batteries Sallee Perritt and Radabden Doak Snyder.
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Cincinnati Splits Doubleheader With Poston
Cincinnati won the first game 4 to 2 and lost the second 3 to 2. Toston collected three hits and scored twice in the opener, while Toney allowed only three hits in the nightcap as Cincinnati had six safeties. Batteries were Barnes, Vagesser, Regan, Wingo, Nehf, Tragesser, and Rice.
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Pittsburg Philadelphia Game Postponed By Rain
Pittsburg August 8 news reports the Pittsburg Philadelphia game postponed due to rain and rescheduled for today. The item hints at market observations about commodity values and ends with a note to read the ads.
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The Eternal Sin at Rialto Theater Delights Intrigue
Mervert Grenons new photodrama The Eternal Sin based on Lucretia Borgia runs three days starting today at the Rialto. Fiorence Reed stars as Lucretia Boreia with a plot of revenge amid treachery and a banquet laced with poisoned wine ending in a dramatic confrontation with Gennaro.
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The Great Jansen at the Propleus Hippodrome Today
The Great Jansen and his Mystery Maids headline a carnival of marvels at the People’s Hippodrome today. Also featured are The Five Emigrants in operatic selections, four other acts, Greater New York by Day and by Night, Pathe News, two road comedies, and a photoplay excursion.
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Panamas defeat Brickyards 11 to 5 in six innings
The Panamas beat the Brickyards 11 to 5 in six innings. Wallace pitched for the Panamas and kept control, while Smollock struggled after an early start. Warrens hit two homers, and Oldhaber left with an injured hand as Ehlman impressed behind the plate.
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Origin of the Navel Orange Traced to Brazil
All evidence points to the navel orange arising in Cabulla a Bahia suburb Brazil early in the nineteenth century as a sport from the Selecta orange. The Selecta variety remains widely grown near Bahia and sometimes shows a tendency to fruit differently.
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Origin of Bahia Navel Orange and its US spread
The Bahia navel orange, not seedless but with few seeds, has dominated parent stock for a century. Budded trees from Bahia were introduced to the United States via a plantation near Bahia, with several shipped to the U S department of agriculture. Greenhouse propagation led to plantings in California and Florida, though the variety suited California best. much of California's planting traces to two trees sent by the department in 1873 8.
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Early baseball scores and rain halted game summary
St Paul defeated Kansas City 6 to 4 while Minneapolis led 2 to 7 against Milwaukee 4 to 6. Columbus beat Toledo 5 to 4. A second game was halted at the end of the second inning due to rain.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Summary
Oakland defeated Los Angeles 1 to 0 while San Francisco won 1 to 0 over Vernon. Portland routed Salt Lake 7 to 2 in a high scoring day for the league.
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Rain Forcibly Delays 2:15 Pace at Columbus Races
Heavy afternoon rain halted the remaining heats of the 2:15 pacing, with two events finished and one heat completed earlier. Ben Ali won the Hotel Deshler 2:10 pace at $3,000, matching his strong Detroit and Kalamazoo form. The Pointer Queen led to the drive, while Harvest Gale captured the colt trot open to 8-year-olds, and Peter G topped the 2:15 pace heat for Ww. L. Snow. The program resumes Thursday, including the free for all pace.
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