Double Steal Secures Late Cubs Win In Needy Tilt
In a tense Chicago game two steals and Laier’s homer at a crucial moment propelled the Cubs to a victory. Washington’s captain was removed after a heated play as St Louis hosted the action and fans witnessed a doubleheader in which McBride was ejected and Foster misplayed crucial grounders.
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National League president to investigate Braves claim
New York July 15 John K Tener president of the National League announced he would go to Boston tomorrow to investigate an assertion said to have been made by Captain Fanny Evers of the Boston Braves during Tuesday's game regarding the integrity of organized baseball.
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Northwestern League Scores And Lineups From Seattle Vancouver
Tacoma matchups feature Tatteriee Clark Brenegan Kauf man Stevens while Aberdeen lists Beattle Patteriee Hughes Vancer Cadman at Seattle. Vancouver hosts Victoria and fours Batteries Williams Bonner Moft man Kelly Cheek in a fragmented standings snapshot.
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Pacific Coast League Note From Los Angeles Fragment
Brief, unclear clipping from a Pacific Coast League item in Los Angeles mentions names Hutt Piatteries Love, Mitchell, Spencer, with fragmented context and no clear event or outcome.
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Star sprinter Alvah Miser tops New York track scene
New York reports highlight Alvah T Miser as a premier sprinter with Welsh American Athletic Club roots. He earned early fame as a schoolboy champion and is expected to post major times in sprints at the Pan American Pacific exposition trials. The piece notes other notable athletes and the strong Irish American Athletic Club presence, plus looming Western trials and national meet implications.
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Baseball outbursts and homer records dominate busy column
The column recounts players reacting to critics and hats in applause, notes Wagner’s 14th homer and Cravath’s strong HR pace, and discusses Lannin's Boston Sox management. It also mentions Elgin, Leonard, and pitchers facing scrutiny while praising fan reaction and early 20th century baseball dynamics.
Spears Exhibition Opens Players Eyes at Barquette
George E Spears, famed billiardist, entertained 39 local fans in Barquette, easily defeating Spears Jr in a 290 point game with a 100 point run, then gave a display of fancy and difficult shots. Tonight he plays again as negotiations begin for a match with a top Butt Tile player.
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Publishers Arrested for Pool Promotions In Two States
Kilcoyne and Warman, publishers of Weekly World and Pastime Review, are jailed on $5000 bail after waiving hearing on conspiracy charges tied to cross state shipment of pool tickets. Authorities allege their publications ran agents nationwide and reached about 44 009 subscribers.
Salt Wells Deep in China Build Prosperous District
In the Tret heing district salt wells have operated for centuries creating a thriving community. Some wells reach 900 feet and produce brine raised by bamboo tube derricks. Water buffaloes provide motive power confirmed by research on authenticity.
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Newark Takes Both And Gets Revenge
Huffato leads Newark to a doubleheader sweep over Tuffato as the locals win 4 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 4 in the second. Huttato and Krapp feature in a pitching duel as Baltimore visits. Brooklyn also takes the last game of the series from Baltimore, 4 to 6 in ten innings, with Hives, Beaton, and Owens delivering for Brooklyn. Pittsburgh game postponed due to wet grounds. slate includes a planned matchup between Pittsborg and Kansas.
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Federal league to move headquarters and place club in New York
James W Gilmore, president of the Federal league, announces next year will see a New York invasion with a club to be stationed there to anchor the circuit. Detroit Boston and Cleveland are considered sites. Newark may be transferred to New York. The league claims strong finances and aims to begin organized baseball in New York.
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Old and Curious Clocks From Washington Star
The article surveys ancient timepieces from Castletown Isle of Man to Schramberg and Paris. It highlights a bread clock from Milan, a Napoleonic clock with multiyear data, a burning candle alarm, and Le Roulatt's inventive clocks built from newspapers, sticks, tobacco cans, and other scraps.
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