Athletics Outrun Opponents in Philadelphia Cleveland Series
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 in the first game of the series here today. Baker Barry and Schang contributed a home run and key RBI while Mitchell and Blanding matched pitchers. Cleveland tied in the fifth and rallied in the ninth, but Philadelphia outhit and drew walks to secure the win.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Walsh
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Barry
Schang
Blanding
O'Neill
Johnson
Chicago shuts out New York with 6-2 win
Scott struck out 10 and Schalk delivered a key double after Midkiff misplayed Collins. Bodie added a timely hit as Chicago beat New York 6 to 2. Manager Chance used Jack Knight at first base in his trial game.
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Chicago
Scott
Schalk
New York
Midkiff
Collins
Bodie
Jack Knight
Boston Defeats St. Louis In Poor Exhibition
In St Louis on July 9 Boston defeated St Louis 9 to something with Ray Collins dominating the locals. Boston hit St Louis pitchers hard as Collins and Carrigan starred for Boston and Lever and Waeilman Powell and Agnew contributed for the visitors in a lopsided game.
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St. Louis
Boston
Ray Collins
GNU
LMI
Collins and Carrigan
Leverenz
Waeilman, Powell and Agnew
Detroit and Washington split doubleheader in July outing
In Detroit on July 9 Washington beat Detroit 9 to 0 in game two, while Detroit won the first 5 to 3. Dauis pitched well in the opener. Groom struggled. The second game was a farce with lopsided errors. Batteries details list Groom, Gallia, Henry for Detroit and Dauss, McKee for Washington, plus multiple relievers.
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Washington
Dauis
Groom
R. H. E. Warrington
Secccdkses der Ksdapsees
Vinesse
Gallia
Henry
Dauss
McKee
R. H. E. Washington
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Acevecvde
Delves Oe
Johnson
Ainsmith
Dubuc
House
Zamloch
Leake
Stanage
Funeral for Patrick Casey in Montana street and church
The funeral for Patrick Casey will be held tomorrow at 9 o'clock at Mrs. Patrick Reed's residence 835 North Montana Street. The procession will proceed to St Lawrence Church for a requiem high mass at 9 30. Casey was a member of the Saree Brotherhood of America No 251.
Undertaker Larry Duggan Promotes Bell Address
Larry Duggan, reliable undertaker and embalmer, advertises services from 822 North Main Street Bell, with listings for telephone numbers including Bell 770 and Indianapolis 1844.
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North Main Street
Funeral notices for Foley and Kallio announced
The Foley family requests prayers for Mrs. Johannah Foley whose funeral starts at 9:20 AM at her daughter Mrs. T J O Learys residence 419 North Jackson and continues to St Josephs church for mass with Catholic interment. Matt Kallio died yesterday at 540 Fast Broadway aged 37. funeral Saturday at 2 PM at Sherman Reed chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
Harrington Rites At St Marys Church In Butte
The funeral for John J. Harrington will be held this morning at his sister Mrs. John D. Sullivans home 16 Duggan avenue at 9 o clock then proceed to St Marys church for high mass at 9 39 Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer located at 125 East Park Street offers funeral services and classic embalming care. The business provides pre planning and personalized arrangements for families, with full service options and daytime assistance.
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East Park Street
Smith and Grozdonovich Death Notices
John N Smith aged 65 died at 1016 Fast Galena Street with funeral plans to be announced after removal to Richards parlors Kosta Grozdonovich aged 21 died yesterday funeral at 10 am at Richards parlors interment Mountain View cemetery Card of Thanks family of the late Mrs Anna Cutts expresses gratitude to neighbors friends lodges and those who sent flowers past illness and burial
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Fast Galena Street
Richards
Grozdonovich
Kosta Grozdonovich
Mountain View Cemetery
Anna Cutts
Joseph Richards Funeral Director in Butte Montana
Joseph Richards, funeral director and embalmer, operates at 1519 S Montana St Butte Montana with Bell Phone 307 and Ind Phore 1307.
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S. Montana Street
Butte
Mont
Ind
Phore
Bell Phone
HEDS WIN BY WARM CLOUTING IN NINTH
Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati in a July 9 game marked by a dramatic ninth inning. Cincinnati rallied to tie and then fell short as Devore collected four hits and Almeida helped spark the decisive plays including a double play and the winning run. Benton's exit after four frames highlighted sharp fielding on both sides.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Benton
Devore
Almeida
Dodge
Marsans
Suggs
Harter and Clark
Ragon and Miller
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0 in Shutout
In Philadelphia on July 9 Pittsburg allowed only three hits, two of them scratches, and defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0. Pittsburg scored in the fourth on a pass to Butler, Miller's single, and Knabe muffed Wilson's grounder. In the ninth McCarthy singled, Simon doubled, and Alexander wild pitched to push the final runs. Batteries Adams and Simon, Brennen, Alexander, Imulay, Meyer and Howley pitched for the pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Adams
Pittsburg
Butler
Miller
Knabe
Wilson
McCarthy
Simon
Alexander
R. A. FE
New York Prevails To Extend Streak In Shutout Of Chicago
New York beat Chicago 3 to 0 for 14th straight win. Marquard dominated with four hits allowed, only one clean. Batteries Cheney Bresnahan, Marquard Meyers.
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Chicago
Marquard
R. H
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NOW York Cesses
Cheney
Bresnahan
Meyers
Boston Twins Sweep St Louis in Doubleheader Wins
Boston dominates both ends of a July 9 doubleheader, winning 6 3 and 10 6 as darkness ends game two after 7 inning. Heavy hitting by Boston and wild pitching from St Louis defined the action with Meyers launching a inside the grounds homer in the opener and the locals chasing two St Louis hurlers in the nightcap.
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St. Louis
Meyers
Oakes
R. H. E. Sts
Avuidecents Cereue
Sallee
Perritt, Steel, Geyer and Wingo, Roberts, Rudolph and Whaling
10-Inning Loss for San Francisco to Sacramento
Pacific Coast League game in San Francisco ends 4 to 3 in favor of Sacramento after a 10th inning rally. Arellanes and Bliss vs Fanning and Clarke. three consecutive Sacramento hits produced three runs in the extra frame.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Arellanes
Bliss
Fanning
Clarke
Northwest League Scores From Tacoma Seattle and Spokane
In Tacoma on July 9 the Northwestern League reports a game with uncertain scoring and battery details for Stanley and Williams against Kaufman and Grindell. Seattle also posted a score with Fitzgerald Goss and Cadman listed as batters. Spokane and Vancouver match was postponed.
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R. H. EB
Stanley and Williams, Kaufman and Grindell
Seattle
Battenes—Fitzgerald
Goss
Cadman
Entre Nous Top Continentals In Gardens Battle 10 to 2
The Entre Nous team of the Commercial league defeated the Continentals 10 to 2 at the gardens last night. Wilcox pitched for Entre Nous with seven strikeouts and two hits allowed in seven innings, while Sullivan fanned nine for the Continentals but got scant support. The line score shows Entre Nous 10 runs on 9 hits and 3 errors to Continentals 2 runs with 6 hits and 0 errors.
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Continentals
Gardens
Oilers
Wilcox
Sullivan
Nous
Contig
Sunberg
Sulivan
Steck
Sundberg
Greenwood
Robbins
White Dundee bout cancelled over terms dispute
Los Angeles report says the Jack White Johnny Dundee fight set for July 29 was called off after managers failed to agree on terms. Dundee declared he will no longer fight in the featherweight division and will compete only as a lightweight.
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Los Angeles
Jack White
Johnny Dundee
Dundee
Faked fight ruling shakes MT boxing scene
Montana officials suspended light weight Phil Knight amid allegations of faked fouls and poor ring conduct. The state commission ordered promoters to list principals and fighters before events to curb fake bouts, while Freddie Welsh and Charlie White were discussed for August shows but Welsh later canceled.
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Knight
Montana
White
Entries for Todays Races Card Preview
Readers get a dense list of horse entries across six races including Futurity course selling for 3-year-olds and up and five furlong purses for 2-year-olds. Notable names include Duke of Shelby Abe Slupskey and Montauk Gross along with numerous other entrants and apprentice allowances.
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Chop ‘Greeti
Pro Realis
PuNsavtsenne Vesdan
Ofarie -Comnhill
de Ste Decese
Scary William
Sam “Connor
EGR Va Cteduy
Tevekact Cine
Duke of Shelby
Nannie McKinney
G. M. Johnson
Tony Faust
Ever
Abe Slupskey
Dees Fagrotos
Montauk Gross
Ege Slot
Order of Dance
Lady Panchita
Secees
Pride of
Dennis Stafford
Sahitonio
Succewes Casas Pak
Ea $Utbo
Susan F
Lee
Washington Dome Cleanses Liberty Statue With Soap Bath
A crowd of workmen toiled atop the capitol dome to wash Freedom the statue. They scrubbed and lathered with castile soap to remove two years of dust and grime from her form surmounting the dome.
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Washington
Freedom
Capitol
Seeking Means to Prosecute Lamar
New York July 9 Deputy United States District Attorney Marshall said he is examining David Lamar activity shown in the lobby investigation at the national capital. He may present findings to the grand jury if warranted under federal statutes including a $1000 fine or three years for falsely claiming to be a government officer and demanding money or valuables.
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New York
United States
Marshall
David Lamar
National Capital
Greeks Repulsed in Doiran Sector with Heavy Losses
Allied dispatch reports Greek forces north of Doiran repulsed with great losses while on the Struma river’s right bank Greek units are operating weakly.
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Doiran
Struma
Striking workers appeal to governor for militia in St Louis
July 9 report from St Louis notes waiters cooks and bartenders striking and appealing to Governor Major for militia protection against police assaults. The Maryland hotel area saw clashes as 47 cases of picket disturbances were heard with four fines. 16 further arrests occurred amid ongoing police strife.
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St. Louis
Major
Maryland Hotel
James C. Shanessy
James P. McDougal
Central Trades and Labor Union
Railroads and unions seek Wilson aid to avert strike
Representatives of railroad companies and trainmen's brotherhoods plan to meet President Wilson on Monday to press for quick passage of Erdman act amendments. The proposed bill, already Senate-passed and amended by the House judiciary committee, would enlarge the arbitration board in labor disputes. House members are urged to speed consideration to resolve wage demands fueling the eastern railroad dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Board of Arbitration
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Eastern Railroad
Mellen resigns another railroad presidency in Maine
Portland July 9 Charles S Mellen resigned the presidency of the Maine Central railroad at a directors meeting Morris McDonald was elected to succeed him The Maine Central is a subsidiary of the Boston and Maine whose presidency Mellen resigned yesterday
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Portland
Charles S. Mellen
Maine Central Railroad
Morris McDonald
The
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Woman Dies From Kitchen Knife Wound In Accidental Fall
Seattle report says Sophia Leon aged 19 died last Saturday night from a knife wound in the neck while preparing supper. Coroner's jury classified death as accidental though relatives sought further investigation.
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Seattle
Wash
Sophia Leon
Frost and cold ruin Palermo almond crop in 1913
The principal almond shipper in Palermo and other sources report a frost in February and March and a cold spell in April that nearly wiped out the 1913 almond harvest. Estimated damage runs around eighty percent.
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Palermo
Bulgarians Repel Servian Attacks Across Front
Reports from Sofia state Bulgarians hold the line from Sultantepe to Palaritza, repulsing Servian assaults with heavy losses. Servians retreating as Bulgarians pursue. a battle continues near Kotchana with Servians retiring.
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Sofia
Sultantepe
Palaritza
Kotchana
Missouri law ends free lunches in saloons
The Kansas City Star notes a forthcoming Missouri rule banning free meals in saloons and asks how households and saddlery factories will handle the scraps once sold to saloonkeepers for corned beef, highlighting broader economic impact.
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The
Kansas City Star
Millionaire Hero Digs Under Tracks To Save Train
A Big Four railway train halted near Cleveland by fire led a aboard passenger to buy picks and shovels. He dug a trench beneath the tracks to allow the lines to pass, a time saving device that critics say only a rich man might conceive.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Opens World’s Largest Car Barn
Philadelphia completed the largest car barn in the world, covering 611 by 3,777 feet of ground. The massive facility marks a milestone in urban transit infrastructure and expands storage capacity for streetcars in the city.
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Philadelphia
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