Thery Wins Big Race in Laschamp France
In Laschamp France July 5 Thery French champion won the international automobile contest over the Auvergne course after Lancia led early and broke down Thery finished in seven hours ten minutes with Cagno second Nazzari third Callois fourth and Earp fifth Three Americans started none notable Lyttle finished 12th after a lubricating tube failure while Dingley and Tracy did not complete the race Thery said Italians would be formidible competitors and tires caused most issues all drivers noted no major mechanicals apart from tire changes
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Whale sighted near Westport Point in New Bedford
A whale between 40 and 60 feet long was seen off Westport Point this morning and remained near Half Mile to Two-Mile rocks for hours. Byron W. Cottle of North Westport sighted it, and local fishermen may attempt a capture, risking a fierce battle if it is a finback.
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Pittsburg Wins In Eleventh On Costly Error
In a tight national league game Pittsburg escaped with an 11th inning win as an opponent misplayed a routine ball allowing the winning run to score. Early offense swapped leads before the decisive 11th inning error decided the result.
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Boston Nationals rout Brooklyn in seventh straight win
Boston Nationals shut out Brooklyn 7 to 0 at Brooklyn. Willis dominated the firing line with strong support from bats and fielding. Scanlon struggled on the mound as Delehanty and Cannell produced key singles and doubles, while Raymer and Wolverton supplied defense and scoring.
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National League schedule notes from midweek games
Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at New York St Louis at Cincinnati reflect a busy schedule with cross city tests shaping early standings and rivalry renewals across venues.
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New York Ends Philly Series With Poorly Played Win
New York defeated Philadelphia with a poorly played game at home. The Phillies used two pitchers with erratic performance as Ames struggled on the mound.
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