Athletics Sweep Red Sox In Fourth Game
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Boston 2 to 1 to complete a four game series sweep. Jack Quinn yielded six hits and no runs until the ninth inning. Boone and Carlyle hit consecutive doubles for Boston’s runs.
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Bender and Collins Shape Legendary Athletics An Era
Norman Fe Brown chronicles the exploits of Eddie Collins and the famed pitcher components of the Philadelphia Athletics. He highlights Bender as the Indians' cunning star, detailing his record 23 win season in 1906 and six World Series victories, plus 69 World Series strikeouts and a 21-base on balls mark.
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All Stars Lose to Wheeler Bunch in Six Innings
Ciem Hines and his All Stars were defeated by Harry Wheeler and his Bums 18 to 10 in a City Park game described as a farce. The umpire called it no contest but real comedy after six innings with all players batting freely. A rematch is planned for next week. Kansas notes claim the state has more forest trees today than at founding.
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Pirates Win In Ninth Inning Thriller Over Boston
Pittsburg wins 6 5 in 109th inning day game after a ninth inning tie. Harrie homer put Boston ahead in 10th before Pirates rally with walks and timely hits, Cuyler, Traynor, Wright and MelInnis contributing.
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Ty Gibson
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Reds Complete Third Straight Win Over Cardinals in Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds sweep the St Louis Cardinals in a doubleheader to claim third place in the standings. Pitchers Rube Benton and Jakey May shut down the Cardinals, each holding the visitors to six or fewer hits while Reds hitters collected eight hits per game and capitalized for runs.
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St Louis and Cincinnati split two games in doubleheader
In the first game Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 2 as Benton allowed 2 runs while Hargrave and Pinelli had two base hits for St Louis Hargrave also had the only two base hits in the game for St Louis Second game Cincinnati defeated St Louis 3 to 0 as Schmidt and Reinhart held the Cardinals to four hits and May contributed a scoreless relief appearance for Cincinnati Batteries Schmidt Reinhart Wingo May played for Cincinnati with Reinhart catching.
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Lone Standing Stone Holds Against Glacier Park Cataract
Glacier Park Montana July 27 The Lone Standing Stone has withstood a torrential cataract for generations according to Blackfeet legends. The oldest Indians recall the stone enduring the water while their forebears tell stories that when the stone is washed away no more water will flow from the Rocky Mountains.
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American Girl Aims for Channel Swim Record
Miss Ederle trains in France for a Channel swim described as the most monumental athletic feat. She completed a 16 mile Brighton run and follows a strict program with long daily swims under Wolf. The start time will align with tides to reach the English coast during flood, aiming for 14 to 16 hours with a reduced pace from 28 to 24 strokes per minute.
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Six Army Plan Lands at Cheyenne in Rain
The six army planes returning to Selfridge Field Michigan from San Francisco arrived in Cheyenne Wyoming from Salt Lake City at 6 45 PM in heavy rain. Two planes delayed landing until rain stopped and landed at 7 30 PM. They will depart for Omaha tomorrow night if weather allows. The two groups arrived separately with Major T G Lanphier leading the first and a two plane loss noted two miles south of Cheyenne. The second flight landed in the rain after circling 50 minutes.
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Suit for 296000 tax claim against railroad filed
The complaint says taxes due for 1916 and 1917 with interest amount to 296 467.70. Mrs. Mabel G. Reinecke internal revenue collector for northern Illinois files the suit against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. The case may be heard by Judge James H Wilkerson in the September term of the federal district court.
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Up-to-date plant seized in Butte moonshine raid
Federal officers raided a new distillery seven miles southeast of Divide after a hazardous mountain trek. Frank Purdy and Harry Cosgrove were arrested and arraigned on illicit liquor charges while Ed Coyle faced related action in Brown's Gulch. The plant housed 15 and 65 gallon stills, five 590 gallon vats, 1,600 pounds of sugar, and produced moonshine.
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