Develop Even Break in Cincinnati Town
Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a double header in Cincinnati on July 1. Philadelphia won 6 to 3 in the first game, while Cincinnati captured the second 5 to 2. St Louis edged Boston 3 to 2 in Boston. The Chicago Nationals beat New York 12 to 6 in Chicago, narrowing the gap to four games. Mathewson, McLean, Cheney, Lavender, and Bresnahan noted for pitching performances.
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Federal League Standings and Chicago Batter Spree
Chicago scored 11 to 6 against Kreup and Merbert, with a field day by local batters. Keuppers, Hertermann Lange and Wilson, Block featured in a rough victory, while Stauts and Tatteries-Keupper contributed.
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Boise Wins Opener in Park Action as Holmes Fights Ejection
Boise defeats an opponent in a 7th inning rally highlighted by Kelly Blausser and Thomas doubles and Weaver single. Butte scores in the eighth on Brady hit and McClelland fly. Holmes hustling error leads to ejection by umpire Longanecker after close calls. Other notes include multi-city results from Ogden Helena to Denver and boxing outcomes from Chicago and Vancouver with various city scores and injuries.
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Christian “Endeavor Society
Sunday Evening Cubs of Chicago Draw 80 000 Attendance
The Sunday Evening club of Chicago reports a season attendance of 80 000 with an average of 2300 per night. C. W. Barnes, president since organization, notes an attendance increase over last year. He cites the solid character of the audience as remarkable regardless of speakers.
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Pull for the Shore Gives Boston Game
Cobb returns to Boston lineup as Shore, from the Baltimore Internationals, holds Detroit to two runs but falls 2 0. O Neill triples in sixth for the only Boston run as Graney grounds to Janvrin. Wilson and daughter Mrs McAdoo attend from a box as Dubuc and Stanage pair for Detroit.
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Clay Court Tennis Day At Cincinnati Opens Strong
The third day of the fifth annual clay court tournament in Cincinnati featured notable results. J Mackrel of Pittsburgh defeated D Drummond Jones of St. Louis, while FA Holden Jr. of Cincinnati upset W A Horrelt of Phoenix. Miss Mary Browne of San Francisco breezed past Miss Mary Kemper of Cincinnati, and Mia K Williams of Chicago won her first round match.
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San Francisco
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Chicago
Pacific Coast League Rally Halts Oaks in Open Series
In San Francisco Oakland won the opening Coast League game 4 to 2 as their hitters struggled to capitalize on numerous hits. Portland defeated Los Angeles 10 to 2 behind Krause’s pitching in the first game of their series, with notable running plays and a standout Angels catch.
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Davis Cup Test Teed Off At Seabright Lawn Club
Penn abright No 1 July Uk-Atatn presented the tennis stars for today’s Davis Cup test at the turf courts of Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. Maurice E McLoughlin and Thomas C Bundy from California arrived, gathering players with any chance of being named to defend the international trophy.
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California
Giants and Giants Pitching Woes Highlight 1911 Season Talk
Discussion of 1911 New York Giants with McGraw aiming to rebuild after Devore, Marquard, and pitching struggles. Trade rumors, vaudeville ties, and plans to acquire a veteran outfielder amid a tough road trip against Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, and others.
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Photograph superstition preys on racehorse luck
A Pearson's Weekly tale recounts captain McCalmont opposing photographing his famed horse The Tetrarch, fearing it brings bad luck. The piece notes racing superstitions also touch other sports like cricket and flying, including beliefs about women onboard aircraft and odd ball rituals on the field.
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French Champion Carpentier Welcomed in London Ahead of Title Fight
July M George Carpentier, the French champion set to meet Gunboat Smith in a 20 round heavyweight bout in Olympia, arrived in London to a massive enthusiastic reception. Thousands crowded Charing Cross and the Strand as Carpentier’s carriage rode to a hotel where he told reporters the reception was wonderful. He warned Smith of a tough fight, promising to win despite taking punishment. Extravagant ticket prices were reported as local excitement soared. A separate note mentions Lt Porte delaying departure for Newfoundland to July 15 as trials near the Wanamaker steamer America were postponed by heavy rain.
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Calamity Howlers Warn of Famine to Come
From the Logansport Pharos Reporter the frost calamity howlers claim disaster for the year forecasting famine this country will face. The piece notes farmers must cope with scarce soil products and rising dangers to agriculture.
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