New York Beats Cincinnati in Wet Doubleheader
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 in the opener before a rain-washed continuation. Benton, a former Cincinnati left hander, outpitched Salle and hit a three run homer in the third with two on. Batteries Salice Ring Luaue and Rariden Benton and Snyder.
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Protested game to be replayed after revised finding
National League president Heydler announced the July 6 Pittsburg Cincinnati game will resume from the seventh inning with Cincinnati leading 2 to 0. The entire game will not be replayed, ending any earlier full replay order. The report also notes women seeking town council elections via Holland this year.
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Dempsey's London bout talks clash with abroad plan
Boxing chatter in Europe reverberates as Carpentier defeats Dick Smith and Beckett touts a British title claim while promoters push for a Dempsey clash abroad or at home. Ray Pearson weighs Tom McMahon as a possible foe, citing Willard and Gilbert bouts and a looming match for the world champion.
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Allied Meet Highlights US 92 Point Win Over France
Norman Ross led American swimmers as the United States amassed 92 points to top France, which finished second with 12. The event showcased depth in US swimming and the margin underscored dominance in the Allied meet.
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St Louis Golfer Leads Large Field In Open Round
A St Louis golfer led a large field in today’s round at the country club. Tom Namara, former champion, finished second as a new record was netted. Detroit players and a Washington national champion were also noted in the standings.
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2000 Spectators Witness Harness Victory at Jondale
Spectators filled the stands as Jondale claimed a straight heat win in a harness event. The record notes his best time as 0: i, with the crowd enjoying the pace and the drama of the race.
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Equal Rights for Women of Britain in Public Office
Britain moves toward equal rights for women in public office with proposals to allow voting and holding office at the same terms as men. The plan envisions suffrage and eligibility starting at age 30, signaling a landmark shift in accessibility for women in governance.
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Barry McCormick Shines as NL Umpire at Polo Grounds
Barry McCormick, former Cubs third baseman turned NL umpire, drew praise at the Polo Grounds for decisive base-path calls. He has been assigned to the Giants–Cardinals series, with observers noting his accuracy and confidence surpassing other NL umps this season.
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Tigers Fall to Red Sox in Detroit Defeat
Detroit’s home stand ends as Boston wins 12 hits, aided by walks and errors. Jones pitches tightly for Boston, holding Detroit to five scattered runs as Schang backs him with solid catching. Final: Red Sox 12, Tigers 5.
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Bank teams to play for championship
Bank teams from Seattle and Northwestern meet next Sunday for a title in the Pacific Northwest banking competition. Officials from the Bank of Commerce and partners announced the event as the season finale.
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Crawford Leaves Games With Leg Strain In Coast Contest
Sacramento July 23 Crawford outfielder of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league strained a ligament in his right leg while attempting an infield hit against Sacramento Injuries will keep him out of the game for at least a week Concrete anchors are being tested by inventors with steel flukes for ships.
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