Giants Checked by Vaughn Pitching in Late Rally
In Chicago on July 13 Vaughn’s strong pitching limited the Giants to 2 runs as Chicago won 4 to 2 in a long game decided by a twelfth inning homer. New York slid three and a half games back in the pennant race.
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Vaughn
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New York
Rae
Lean
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Bresnahan
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Hunt
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Waist
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Inicago
York
Falber
Cleotte
Mayer
Caldwell and Nunamaker
Federal League doubleheader ends with split
Chicago and St. Louis split a July doubleheader with Miller homering and Zelder and Zebling each getting five hits across the two games. Pitching by Groom, Herbert, Chapman, Watson, Wilson and others produced a tight set of innings. The day’s action also notes Kansas City and Brooklyn games with homers and rallies shaping the outcomes.
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St. Louis
Miller
Zelder
Zebling
Groom
Herbert
Chapman
Watson
Wilson
Siimon
Fisk
Woods Are Full of Poison and Blood Purifier Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to “get your blood right” before venturing into woods, claiming poisons and skin irritants from scratches can be purged by a blood purifier. It promotes a drugstore bottle and warns against false “Just fas 00d” substitutes, directing readers to The Swift Specific Co. for a booklet.
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Swift Specife Co
Swift
Fanta
Home run powers late as Evang lifts team
In a split doubleheader at Baltimore the home team fell behind but Steve Evang connected for a right field homer to pull ahead. The day featured two games noted for Batterys and pitchers, with Baltimore Batteries led by Moore Schuits Ford and Alt ten. Wilhelm Russell Wiseh and Jack Wiseh contributed in a tense matchup.
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Finneran
Steve Evang
Ren
Pitvaurs
Ast Brooklyn
Baltimore
Bute Fala
A Moore
Schuits
Ford
Alten
Biate Wilhelm
Ruseelt
Rae Buttalo
Woodman and Mith
Jacklitsch
Northwestern League Tacoma Beats Portland 4 to 2
Tacoma won the free game of the series from Portland 4 to 2 as McGinnity pitched seven innings before leaving after Portland rallied. Hanson and Halveson for Portland were hit freely in the pinches. Batteries: Harveson Kaitz Hanson and Murray McGinnity Andrada and Stephens.
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McGinnity
Hanson
Halveson
Portiana Ao
Harveson
Kaitz
Murray
Andrada
Stephens
Tennis at Seabright ends hopefuls' run in Davis Cup tests
Seabright New Jersey hosts the first round of the International team trials with players like Seabright competitors failing to impress. Robert Leroy defeats Sir William M Johnston 6 4 6 4, while Walter M Hall narrowly edges out KR Norrie Williams. Hackett, captain of the 1913 team, is also upset by L E Mahan. In Milwaukee and other cities, results include Kansas City and Cleveland beating opponents as schedules note a rainout in Minneapolis-Columbus.
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N. J
Yealing
Interna-ionel
Svilliam M. Johnston
McLoughlin
California
Robert Leroy
Fas
KR. Norrie
Williams
Walter MM. Hall
Hackett
L. E. Mahan
Walter Johnson Dominates Tigers In 4–0 Washington Win
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson fans 10 as Detroit is held to three scattered singles. Johnson drives in the winning run in the fifth, aided by Milan and Shanks. Shanks scores on a double steal, Morgan adds a triplet, and Washington moves to second in the pennant race. Batteries Sain and McKee for Washington. Johnson and Ainsmith for Detroit. Boston vs Cleveland details note Coleing’s two-hitter in a 2–1 Boston win with strong fielding by teammates.
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Walter Johnson
Detroit
Johnson
Milan
Singie
Shanks
Morgan
McBride
Sohnson
Kore
BeBe
Aise
Sain
Butte Opens Today With Boise Club
Butte opens this afternoon in Boise after taking Salt Lake down the trio for six straight. Jack Halla shutout Lake this year. McCreery will start but is sick in Salt Lake and unlikely to join Boise series. Mecreery’s absence may let Jackson Garrett and Harta handle regular turns. Marshall back in game after suspension for Kincash incident.
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Jack Halla
Lake
McCreery
Association
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Jackson
Garrett
Harta
Marshall
Fine
Murphy
Kincash
Wich Caldwell
Crabs
Coppers
Utah Clube
Cgn
Halmes
Doubles Match to France in Sensational Rounds
England, July 12. France defeated Britain in the second round of the Dwight F. Davis Cup doubles. Bax Decugis and Max Germet beat P. R. Barrett and T. Mavrogordato 6-3 5-7 7-6. French pair began strongly, English pair nearly won second set. third set saw a French rally and a decisive midcourt smash. Britain had won two singles on Saturday and needed one more win to clinch the tie.
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England
Creat
Britain
Dwight F. Davis
Germot
Tin
Decugis
Alavrogordato
Sailing race halted by light winds at Newport
In light airs at Newport two boats quit at the second mark as breeze faded. Reso Rute led Vanitle by three minutes after rounding the buoy. Defance trailed half a mile behind when the committee postponed further sailing. Columbus association reports Milton Reed purchase from Philadelphia Nationals. Also notes Sioux City to Topeka and a July 18 elevator destruction in Topeka causing $120,000 loss and AP telegraph disruption.
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Guy Tomate
Columbus, Oke
Milton Reed
Philadelphia Nationals
Columbus Association Club
Columbus
Sioux City
Towa
Associated Press
Report on New Haven failures prompts legal action call
A legislative inquiry into the New York New Haven rail line reveals vast mismanagement and interlocking directorates. The investigation cites malfeasance, improper use of funds, and unlawful stock dealings. Directors face potential civil and criminal exposure for dereliction and breach of trust. Potential recoveries to stockholders are discussed, with emphasis on interlocking ties to major rail and industrial interests.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pullman Company
Capitol
Senate
Amended West Chester Franchise Inquiry Highlights Monopolies
A New Haven era investigation details the influence of Morgan and Mellen on West Chester and Pere Chester franchises. It cites large transfers and stock movements involving the Boston and Maine, New England Navigation, and overpaid commissions. The report defends requiring testimony from Mr. Mellen, former New Haven president, to expose governance and potential law violations.
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Ai Ran & Co
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Re . Brown
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Aubratt Ril
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Tn Justice
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Walker
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
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Senate
Department of Jasen
Directors of New Haven Hartford Line Named
New York July 18 directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford, as last constituted under president Charles 3 Allen, were announced at the New Haven offices.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Charles 3. Allen
New Haven
List of board members tied to New Haven directorate
The passage names many individuals linked to the New Haven directorate during periods of inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission. It reports on a letter from attorneys demanding legal proceedings to enforce directors’ liability and to disclose further corporate details as part of a broader thorough investigation into company affairs.
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Willam Rockefeller
Newyn
Edwin Milner
Conn
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Taft
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Waterbury
James S Hemingway
New Haven
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Alexander Cochrane
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Meriden
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Plant
Groven
William Rockefeller
Louis Cass
Intersate Mommerce Commission
Morgan Estate Ledyard and Others to Be Sued
Boston July 13 Whipple Sears Ogden attorneys for minority stockholders of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad demand directors join their clients in a suit to recover about 125000000 alleged wasted by management The suit will be filed this week and is to be directed against the estate of J P Morgan
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New Haven
New York
Chusetts
Rhode Ieland
Department of Justice
Boston
Whipple
Sears & ‘Ogton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
J. P. Morgan
Strike Ends at Westinghouse Plants as Workers Return
Pittsburg July 13 The Westinghouse strike ends with about 400 workers returning to the shops. Most plants resume full time operations and nearly all strikers are rehired, while 200 remain displaced where positions were filled.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Billy Baxter Dead former minstrel star dies in Chicago
Billy Baxter, noted minstrel once seen with his banjo before European royalty, died last night in Chicago. He retired years ago and had since lived at the Press Club in this city.
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Kas” Baxter
Europe
Jina
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