Giants Back in National Lead After Pittsburg Win
New York regains the league lead by defeating Pittsburg 5 to 4 in the third game of the series. Giants score in the third inning with Miller pulled, Chase noted for a triple and errors aiding the rally. Other games: Chicago over Boston 5 to 3 with Vaughn pitching, Brooklyn tops St. Louis 3 to 1, Philadelphia beats Cincinnati 1 to 0, Chicago 9, Boston 3, Cleveland 7, Washington 1, St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0, Detroit 3, New York 0.
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Five-Player Trade Ties Phillies and St Louis Clubs
In New York on July 14 the Philadelphia and St Louis National league clubs completed a five player trade. St Louis sent pitcher Lee Meadows and first baseman Jean Paulette to Philadelphia in exchange for pitcher F H Woodward, pitcher Elm Jacobs, and infielder Douglas Baird. Meadows is noted as the only Teague player who wears spectacles during games.
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Prisoner Returns to Prison After Repeat Crimes
Walla Walla Washington July 14 William H Revenue who was sentenced to serve a life sentence has returned to the prison after committing similar crimes against two other duties one in Portland and one in Vancouver Washington
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Camel Cigarettes Offer Turkish and Domestic Blend Delights
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Fitzsimmons hailed as greatest fighter of all time
The author argues Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons stands above all legends for holding three world championships simultaneously across middleweight lightweight and heavyweight. He recalls Fitzsimmons’s unique build and power, his long boxing study, and a prized horseshoe he gave as thanks for press courtesy amid memories of early 1900s boxing.
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Ruby Robert
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Renfro tops opening day at Montana State tournament
E W Renfro of Butte led the opening day of the Montana State Sportsmen association tournament at Billings Rod and Gun Club breaking 191 of 200. Billings shooters Olson Weatherhead and O'Brien tied for second with 188, Robbins 187. Olson and Renfro each shot 25 thirds in shoot-off with Brownlee contesting. Manhattan team cup went to Billings pair Harker and Prater with 47 breaks.
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Standing of the Glubs American Association
St Paul lost to Louisville with 4 to 7, Milwaukee defeated Columbus 1 to 2. no other games scheduled in the Glubs American Association standings.
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Dempsey Willard Bout Ended In Third Round
New York reports the boxing board announced the Dempsey Willard bout ended in the third round after Willard's seconds threw in the towel. The board also ruled the Toledo July 4 bout ended in the third round and addressed a timekeeper letter dispute, confirming only 47 seconds of the third round elapsed.
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Plan for world series receipts split eyed by leagues
Club owners and players weigh a new division plan for the world series receipts with a likely adoption by the National Commission. The proposed pool would allot about 75 percent to players from the two competing clubs and 25 percent to others, a shift from last year’s experiment amid war conditions and aiming to preserve old sharing rules. The plan seeks to maximize the players’ shares while acknowledging league disagreements and expected larger fall receipts.
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