Doyle Hurt in Clash at Boston in Doubleheader
Boston and New York split a doubleheader with the home team winning the first game and the champions taking the second. Captain Doyle of the New Yorks was spiked at second base and will be disabled for several days. Final scores: 11 to 6 in the second game as New York edged Cincinnati. Doak worked for St Louis to three runs over Pittsburgh.
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Federal League and baseball results in one day
Baseball and boxing notes from Chicago, St Louis, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Brooklyn and more. Highlights include Chicago beating St. Louis 5 to 1 in a first game, heavyweights Jim Johnson and Moran betting talk, and minor league scores such as Louisville, Cleveland and Indianapolis games with various outcomes.
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Coveleskie Stopped by White Shanks in 35-Inning Spree
A damaged OCR summary notes Detroit pitcher Coveleskie ending a 35 inning runless stretch as Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 5 to 1 in game one of the series. Eddie Cicotte allowed the lone run in Chicago's third inning, halting Coveleskie after thirty five straight scoreless frames.
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Moran Confident as Fight Catches Little Betting
Moran at training quarters Mertel-sur-Oise near Paria said he was sure to defeat Johnson. So far there has been little betting on the result and no takers.
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Cloudburst Ends Tenth In Wild Helena Butte Tilt
The Helena and Butte Miners battled through nine, then a cloudburst broke the game in the tenth with the score 6 to 4 in favor of Helena before the rain halted play. Holmes delivered a two-run single in the ninth to tie and a late cloudburst ended the contest. New York and Boston split a doubleheader with New York taking the second game after Boston won the opener.
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Ten inning rally seals 7 6 Sacramento win over Oakland
In a split doubleheader, Sacramento won the second game 7 to 6 after Tennessee's tenth inning run. First game ended 5 to 2 in favor of Sacramento. Batteries listed: first game Malarkey Williams Hannah. second game Kilillay Pruitt Arbogast Colwell Gregory Rohrer. Also notes San Francisco captain Howard returns after suspension but Seals shut out 4 0 by Venice.
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Williams and Le Doux to fight for bantam title in August
Los Angeles wire reports Kid Williams of Baltimore and French champion Charles Le Doux were matched today for a 20 round bout on August 18 to decide the world bantamweight championship. The pair previously met July 18, 1913, ending in Le Doux being counted out after a disputed foul claim.
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Walter Johnson Marries Hazel Lee Roberts in Washington
Walter Johnson, star pitcher for the Washington Americans, wed Hazel Lee Roberts daughter of Representative E E Roberts at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Prettyman with only the Roberts family in attendance. The couple will honeymoon after the baseball season ends.
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Chance Buys A Player From Lincoln Club
New York American League club closed a deal with Lincoln Nebraska for First Baseman Muten. He will report to the local American League club on July 1.
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Waiting for the Gun in Hudson Friday Contest
Four rival crews from Cornell Syracuse Columbia Pennsylvania Washington and Wisconsin have finished their preparation and are nearly ready for the river race on the Hudson Friday afternoon.
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Michigan Beats Penn In Ten-Inning Finale
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Pennsylvania four to two in ten innings to close the season with a dramatic final game. Michigan outhit the Quakers and secured the victory with a late run and solid pitching sealing the win.
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Pennsylvania Today
Weatherheads HGH Gun For Tournament
Billings June 4 F A Weatherhead of Billings led the Montana State Sportsmen's association tournament shooting. Weatherhead topped 451 targets to win the individual championship after a shootoff where he broke 49 of 50 alongside W L Mitchell. W L Mitchell captured the Butte Rod and Gun club trophy with 88 of 40. Weatherhead and Starkey tied for the handicap medal with 88 birds broken in 100. Weatherhead won the shootoff.
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William Parker
Milles City
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Averted Strikes Under Canadian Industrial Disputes Act
The year ending March 31 saw 20 applications under the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act of Canada with every case leading to an avoided strike. The official report highlights successful preventive interventions and industry stability.
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Industrial Disputes Investigation Act of Canada
London’s Newest Museum Opens With Medical Relics
London's Historical Medical Museum, opened last month, occupies 40 000 square feet of diverse collections. It features relics of famous medical and scientific figures, reconstructed early laboratories, old chemists shops, sixteenth century hospitals, and sick rooms. A section will explore primitive medicine and charms and amulets, with C J S Thompson in charge after 20 years of related work.
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Historical Medical Museum
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Blood Purifier 8.8 Promotes Skin Health In Ad
An old advertisement praises a blood purifier 8.8 for clearing skin redness and inflammation. It claims rapid action within minutes, purifying blood through mucous membranes and aiding elimination of impurities. It promises immediate cooling effects and urges readers to obtain the product free from imitators.
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Swift Rolling
Atlanta
Feds and Crabs Stir Up Basebal l Controversy and Reds Rise
A Sporting Comment laments Federal league interference as players like Marsans and Hal Chase draw scrutiny while Brooklyn Superbas struggle with indiscipline. It notes Cincinnati Reds remain strong rivals to the Giants despite Federal influence and questions how the upheaval fits with Cardinals’ surprising success.
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Mover in Helena to See Executive
Bert Riley and others motored into Deer Lodge about 5 o'clock this morning and set on No. 41, about 6 o'clock. Before getting onto the train they waited to see who got off.
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Citizens Plan Meeting Over City Police Failure
Plans progressed for a Butte citizens committee meeting to address alleged police inaction amid dynamite incidents near the miners union hall. The group may seek mayoral impeachment or chief Murphy’s resignation as they demand protection of life and property and consider court action for damages.
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To Study the Sun Erected In New Zealand Summit
A project to study solar observation will be erected in New Zealand at a summit named the Fringe, which rises about 2,500 feet above sea level. The site selection points to a high vantage suitable for solar research and potential long term data collection.
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