Scores From Yesterday’s Baseball and League Standings
Scores from yesterday include New York 3 Washington 0 and Chicago 16 St Louis 3 in the American League. Connecticut League results show Hartford 4 Bridgeport 1 and Holyoke 7 New Britain 9. The standings list Detroit .682 and other league entries with city matchups for today. American and National League schedules feature Philadelphia at New York and New York at Brooklyn among others.
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Industrial League Monday Games Highlight Local Matches
Industrial League action on Monday July 5 features scar gs and British Co. versus Singer Mfg at Wheeler's lot 10 30 am, UM G Co versus Bot Brass Brass Co at New Field Park 2 pm, Unjea Typewriter Co versus Warner Brass Co at Wast Find Park 3 15 pm, and Crane Valve Co No 3 against No 2 at Cranefield 3 15 pm. John Edward Barton announced as press agent amid notes on team changes and field improvements. Managers urged to record any kicks or game notes as fans are asked to buy tickets and show support by wearing hats with tickets.
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Cranes Seek Strong Battery as Season Demands Speed
The article notes higher pay for the supervisor of scorers at 250 dollars weekly due to extra workload in calculating players' averages. Prizes for batting and fielding honors require more effort. Some lines show weak finances but others offset losses. No. 1 Cranes need a proven pitching battery like Industrial League quality to contend for the pennant.
Cornell Wins All Races at Intercollegiate Regatta
Cornell oarsmen swept the Hudson regatta securing two records in the Varsity four and freshman eight events. The Varsity four won by five lengths in 10:01, beating the old Syracuse mark by 2 2/5 seconds. The freshman eight finished in 9:07 3-5, lowering Cornell’s 1903 record by 10 25 seconds. Cornell also led the Varsity eight in 19:02, close to the record, amid variable winds and strong competition from Columbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Syracuse. Plus an unrelated wart remover advertisement appears.
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East Side Baseball Field Planned by City Directors
Directors form a committee with St Joseph T A L Society to fit up a suitable East Side baseball field. City fields are on the west side except Newfield Park which is used sparingly. Locomobile Co team seeks to join the Industrials, promising a strong challenge to leaders. Crane Valve Co teams from Main street and West End plant clash again after Mondays game. last cyenanos won 10-3 for the West side, though payment was not made.
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Hartford doubles hosts and rivals in busy baseball day
Hartford hosts a doubleheader this afternoon while Springfield faces the Orators tomorrow at Steeplechase. Ray Fisher battles the Orators. Nellie Nolte and Schmaltz shuffle infield duties as Bend and Fisher rumors swirl around Hartford.
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Local Player Struggles with Weight After Arrival
Report notes a visiting player arrived in the city looking unwell and about 25 pounds under weight. The southern climate and play with the local club affected him, as he appeared in only three games and was markedly under form.
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Larks
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Tacks
Northampton
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O’leary
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Japanese Parliament Bribery Ruling Tenth Trust Scandal
Special from United Press. Tokio July 3 Twenty members of Parliament were found guilty of taking bribes connected with passing legislation favoring the new Jisei Trust. One accused man was acquitted. Guilty lawmakers face three to eight months in jail and fines equal to their bribes. Seven members were granted clemency Yokoi did not receive clemency.
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