Batting Leaders See Shifts Across Leagues
In the National League, Dave Robertson of New York and Jake Davbert of Brooklyn hold first and second. Carey of Pittsburgh leads in stolen bases with 31, Flack of Chicago tops sacrifice hits with 28, Williams of Chicago has 10 home runs and 148 total bases, Burns of New York leads in runs scored with 9. Cincinnati shows club batting at 254. American League sees Cobb rise to second behind Speaker. Weaver leads sacrifice hits with 27 and Cobb remains stolen base leader with 36. Speaker leads total bases with 175 and runs scored with 60. Detroit tops team batting at 266. Leading batters include Speaker, Cobb, Jackson, Bevereid, Guns, Sisler, Nunamaker, Hoblitzer, Smith, Shotton, and High.
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Dave Robertson
Jake Davbert
Carey
Pittsburg
Flack
Williames
Burns
New York
Cincinnati
Whitted
Philadelphia
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
Cleveland
Weaver
Detroit
Baker
White Speaker
Bevererd
St. Louis
Uuns
Sisler
Nunamaker
Hoblitzer
Boston
Smith
Shotton
High
Relatives Sought for Chicago Estate of Neb. Man
Chicago, July 31. Police search for relatives of George McQueen who died July 25 leaving an estate of about 500000. McQueen left a brother and sister in Nebraska and a 26 year old personal notice in a Chicago newspaper says they are to share the estate. County Attorney A D Fetterman of Hyannis placed the ad.
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George McQueen
McQueen
Thiesgo
A. D. Fetterman
Hyannis
Fragmentary note on headaches and symptoms
Jumbled OCR text describes headaches affecting men and women with scattered terms about doctors and remedies. Hard to extract a coherent event, person, or location from the damaged fragment.
Baseball National League Scores From Yesterday
A fragmented summary reports multiple NL games across major cities. Key details include New York games with Miller Adams Gal Lee Schmidt Rariden Kocher. Pittsburgh vs New York with Jacoby Fischer Tesreau Raridon. Brooklyn split with Cincinnati and Cleveland. Philadelphia and Boston matchups with various battery crews. Chicago and Philadelphia in extra innings. Detroit and St Louis show notable lineups. overall scattered results with several missing or garbled names.
Daniel Roper Resigns From Post Office Post
Daniel Roper resigns as firetmaster and postmaster in Washington to devote time to the Democratic campaign.
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Daniel
Roper
P. O. Department
Washington
Boston Leads American League in Tight Pennant Race
Doeten’s win puts Boston in first place while New York drops two to St Louis as Chicago defeats the Athletics to rise to second, five points behind. The pennant chase tightens with Cleveland closing in and Brooklyn still atop the National League.
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New York
Doeten
Detroit
St. Lewis
Chicaro
Athletics
Boston
Chicago
Poston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Braves
Ruperbas
Esat
West
Johnston Leads American League In Effective Pitching
Walter Johnston of the Senators is the hardest worked and most effective twirler in the American circuit. He has logged over 100 innings with an earned run average of 2.06. Close after him is Harry Coveleski of Detroit.
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Johnston
Walter Johnston
Senators
Fective
Harry Coveleski
Detroit
Callahan Still Lacks Right Matches to Prove Skill
Manager Dan McKerrick says Frankie Callahan has not had ideal opponents to showcase his talent. The lightweight has a strong record with wins over Dunde at Cincknall, Dupoie in Brooklyn, Mandot in Memphis, Kan sas in Buffalo, Palmer in Milwaukee, Harvey in Columbus, White in St. Louis, Grump in Salt Lake City, Rivers in Memphis, Reed in St. Louis, and decisions in Boston over Gal lant.
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Dan McKerrick
Frankie Callahan
Callahan
Dundee
Cincknall
Dupoie
Brooklyn
Joe Mandot
Memphis
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Benny Palmer
Milwaukee
Heinie Groh Sets Fast Pace for Reds
Heinie Groh, third baseman for the Reds, is described as one of the fastest players in the league. He helps Cincinnati build a lead with his speed and base running.
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Heinie Groh
Reds
Elpin Groh
The
Cincinnati
McGraw Seeks Marquard Return To Management
New York July 31 rumor places John McGraw aiming to rehire Rube Marquard for his pitching prowess. Marquard, now with the Dodgers, is pitching well as he pursues a pennant, and Ebbetts may demand a strong return if he considers letting him go.
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New York
Sporting Circle Herag
John McGraw
Rube Marquard
Marquard
Dodgers
Charlie Ebbets
The Secret of the Swamp at Lyric theater today
A photoplay titled The Secret of the Swamp is shown at the Lyric theater today. The plot threads involve Deacon Todd, Major Burke, Chet Wells, Emily Burke, and a murder linked to rent disputes and a distant engagement. The article hints at motive and neighborly tensions as key drivers of the crime mystery.
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Deacon Todd
Major Burke
Burke
Chet Wells
Todd
Chet
Young Wells
Emily Burke
Lyric Theater
Atlas offers popular song and dance bill with Meyers Lancaster De Reviere
The Atlas presents a bill of special numbers by the Alpine Company featuring Charles Meyers Blaine Lancaster and Richard De Reviere in a southern gentleman themed program. The weekly vodwel bill promises four Russian dances songs and instruments by Sir Nelson Yaroff and company.
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Atlas
Alpine Company
Charles Meyers
Blaine Lancaster
Richard de Reviere
Nelson Yaroff
Meat prices in England rise as housewives complain
Housewives grumble over higher meat costs with no signs of easing. Prices now show a two to three pence per pound increase from ten weeks ago, while customers struggle to understand supply wear and consumption factors affecting the market.
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England
Government to supervise meat supplies and issue cards
The passage argues that frozen and chilled meat for New Zealand and Australian stocks should be handled by the government through refrigerated steamers in the South African trade. It suggests extending government control to home produced meat, potentially leading to meat cards being issued.
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New Zealand
A Wifes Wit from Bolomon Beach
A humorous exchange where Bolomon Beach jokes about his witty wife. He recounts returning home in a grouchy mood with a painful corn, and his wife quips about wordplay with wheat, corn, and rye, turning his irritation into a light moment.
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Bolomon Beach
Divorce notice to James Barker in custody case
LRAL NOPD to James Barker with unknown residence warns he must answer a divorce action filed by Bertie Barker in the First Judge Court. The notice references a divorce and custody of a child, naming Barker as defendant.
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James Barker
Bertie Barker
Desertion Claim Against Respondent
Court action cites desertion and wife support as grounds. Respondent must answer by September 2, 1914, or judgment will be entered.
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