Red Sox Take Both Games From Champs
In a doubleheader, the Red Sox win the first and second games against the champions. Batteries listed include Leonard and Carrigan for Boston, Shawkey and Schang for the Phillies. Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, and other matchups noted across the league with several games on July 2.
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Attorney Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Indictment
Honolulu source reports United States Attorney for the Territory of Hawaii announces Wall pleaded not guilty to a federal indictment charging him with assault with a deadly weapon against attorney Caludius Stepride. No trial date set.
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Butte Boys To Idaho For Three-Game Series
Representing the Montana independent team of Butte, 19 young business men leave for a five days trip to Salmon City Idaho. They aim to win at least two of three games, already beating Dillon and the Independents of Anaheim. Players named include Paynter Passmore Lester Boyer Lou Boyer Barthol Hanson Sundberg H Hanson Maloney Miles Westgate manager.
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Chicago Federals edge Hoosiers in key league clash
July 2 Chicago Federals rose to first place in the Federal League by beating Indianapolis 7 to 2. Pitcher Mendris outpitched Falkenbers in a wing game as Catmargina Hens finished strong for Chicago. Indies batteried by Fiendrix and Wilson. Also note Packard limited St Louis to five hits as Kansas City won 9 to 1.
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Beex win fifth game 4 to 1 over Tacoma Tigers
In a Northwestern League match Victoria faces Tacoma with McHenry leading Spokane to victory as Coveleskie and teammates held off a late rally. Scoreline shows Spokane 4 Tacoma 1 with Hott and Murray contributing scoring plays.
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Dell Blanks Champions in 6-0 Baseball Victory
Dell pitched a sharp complete game as Seattle were held to no runs with scattered hits. Hunt and Cadman led the attack, sparking Dell to a decisive 6-0 win over the champions.
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Pacific Coast League Recap Airdates and Scores
In Sacramento on July 2 Sacramento defeated San Francisco with a late surge. Los Angeles beat Oakland in a noisy game as Musser and Gay were hit, with Geyer and Alexander contributing for the Dodgers. The bulletin notes rough play and shifting tides in the standings.
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Mediation progress noted in US Mexico talks
Ambassador Da Gama announced a practical settlement of the international mediation issue while Mexican internal talks continue. The note outlines a halt in formal mediation but confirms progress, with Huerta and constitutionalist delegations engaged and plans for a broader agreement in the near future.
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First Presbyterian League Leaders After 8 6 Win
The First Presbyterian ball club leads the Butte Sunday School league at 6–0 after defeating St. Paul Sunday school 8–6. Moke starred with three hits including a homer, a single and a double, while Pierce, Wright, and Hennison also contributed strong defense and batting for the Presbyterians.
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Boxing weigh-in delays and arena show in Holland arena
Two boxers weigh in for a Holland arena bout scheduled tonight at 9 o'clock with both fighters confident in making weight. The undercard includes Wallace and Cove, with weights listed as 138 and 19 respectively. The start time was delayed to accommodate holiday business closures and allow fans to attend the full event.
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