Wagner Drives in Wins as Whale Caps Off With Full Bases
July 29 Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 9-? with a late burst in the fifth. Hans Wagner cleared the bases with a homer in the eighth as Brooklyn was held to 2 runs. Pitching stats show Pretier, McCarty, Kan tiebner, and Gibson seeing action as the Pirates push ahead.
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Player breaks contract rights when team owes salary
Chairman Herrmann of the national commission says a player is justified to jump his contract if his club is in salary arrears. He notes that if the Kansas City club owes Compton, the player becomes a free agent and may choose to sign with the Federal League or any other league open to him.
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Johnsons One Swat Wins His Own Game
Walter Johnson drives to center with one run in the tenth to win a weathered duel against Cleves, breaking a tied score and giving Washington a 1 0 victory as Walker’s early hits faded. Detroit bats lift them past New York 7 to 6 in nine innings as late rallies secure the win. Philadelphia swats Chicago, while Boston edges St Louis. rain delays postpone the Chicago Boston game.
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Federal league fines and suspensions hit multiple managers
Chicago July 2 reports President Gilmore fines manager Stovall 250 and Magee 150 with Benny Kaul fined 69 for attacks on umpire Tommy Corcoran in Kansas City. Magee and Stovall suspended indefinitely. Detroit July 24 Grand Circuit stake postponed due to muddy track. Salt Lake July 2 Jasper, a pitcher from the coast, has jumped to the Federal league from Los Angeles.
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Feature Event Goes Over On The Circuit
Detroit July 29 track conditions postpone the feature event the ML S10000 stake to take chances with their horses. Geers wins first race of the week with Guy Nella in the 2:10 trot Lulu Lumine beats Guy Nella by a nose in the fastest heat Guy Nella moves from back to front in later heats Dustless McKinney shares second and third money in the 2:11 pace Tommy Murphy wins several heats Peter Farren wins the dus pace Stid Elliott and Murphy clash before finishing ahead. Weather tonight warmer tomorrow. Heavy rains postpone town chromobile race to Aug 1. King George cup for San Francisco yacht races slated Aug 14 at Panama-Pacific grounds. Braves Field named for Boston club opening game set. Sammy Mayer jumps to Brooklyn Federals from Kansas City. Idaho ransom case leads to Indeterminate sentence for Leon Dean. Ambassador Gerard reports German editorial excerpts on American note.
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Pachuca Captured by Mexican Forces Near Mexico City
Washington dispatch reports General Carranza forces after eight hours of fighting captured Pachuca and routed the Villa flying column working toward reforming near Mexico City. United States observers note the action as part of the ongoing Mexican conflict.
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Deer Lodge Opens With Feature Five Furlong Handicap
The Deer Lodge race meet opens with six races on the first day. Entries and weights for the five furlong Deer Lodge handicap were announced by Racing Secretary Charles Burke. Notable contenders include Ann Tilly Specency Swartz HM Miss Chark Safranor Isom Patsy Ack Realworth Clara W Noma Gemmell entry. Eighty horses are stabled with more arrivals expected from Canada. No bookmaking at the track. purses paid from gate receipts and concessions.
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President Wilson spends day golfing and driving to Boston
President Wilson devoted most of the day to golf and car driving with a long reading of state department reports and dictating letters to respond to messages commending the note to Germany. He rode over seven miles in his car this afternoon to Boston to consult a physician attending Ellen Wilson McAdoo, his granddaughter, ill at North Haven Maine. Dr Grayson may go to North Haven himself.
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Guard Consulate Menaced. U S Guard Lands at Cape Haitien
Washington reports the Cape Haitien French consulate is menaced by revolutionists. A guard from the United States auxiliary cruiser Eagle has been landed to protect the consul. American Consul Livingston cabled the State Department early today with details.
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Andrews Leader in Boxing Federation
Chicago July 29 Arrangements have been completed for a meeting at Cleveland on August 21 and 22 to form an association to control boxing worldwide. Tom Andrews of Milwaukee leads the drive claiming major promoters will attend and clubs from Europe and Australia have signaled support.
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