Western Shraguh Over Denver Delivers Rough Start
In a rough pairing the Western Shraguh faced Denver for a 0 4 score as Bronx City posted a 4 0 win. Wichita tallied 4 81 while Joseph added 1 in a Topeka 7 1 upset. Des Moines 7 Lincoln Omaha game postponed due to darkness.
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Bronx City
Wichita
Joseph
Topeka
Des Moines
Lincoln Omaha
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittehirch
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Eid Ag
Lincein
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wacete
Topeka « Dbae
Reds Take All Dodger Series
Reds win 6 to 4 over Brooklyn completing a four game sweep. Fenton pitched well into the eighth before Wheat reached on an error, Paubert tripled and Saith doubled with Fieber singling for three runs. Devore had four hits, Tinker and Catehaw star in the field as Cincinnati scores spread with Groh, Clark and Benton delivering key hits.
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Wrooklyn
Bescher
Marenan
Smith
Marsane
Dodge
Grob
Clark
Benton
Yingling
Stack
Vittors Durin
Miller
Devore
Tinker
Catehaw
Cincinnati
Simpanleete
Lee Eregowiet
Wae Anes & & 8
Clarke
Fischer
Evers Banished and Cubs Fall to Pieces
New York overwhelms Chicago 14 to 4 at polo grounds as Lavender Pierce and Ritchie lead 22 hits and seven walks. Evers is ordered from the field in the third inning for a pitched ball dispute. Fromme and Doyle pace New York with multi hit games and four runs scored.
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New York
New Yorks
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Ladla
Lavender
Pierce
Ritchie
Butoon
Manacor Evers
Dine
Byron
Cooper
Tesreau
Fromme
Doyle
Pletcher
Murray
Miller
Merkle
R. H. Bi
Cricaro
Skiwasne Cevee
Pleres
Richie
Brenathan
Tesheou
Wilson
Meyers
Mhirthey
Hendrix Has Easy Time With Phillies
Pittsburg swept the four game series in Philadelphia as Hendrix and Simon defeated the Phillies 7 to 2. Pittsburgh led 4 0 after five innings on Marshall walks Butler and J Miller singles and an Lobert error. Hendrick pitched well and Doolin shuffled fielders with Mager at first base due to Ludero’s arm injury.
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Pittsburg
Vinshores
Marehall
Butler
J.miller
Lobert
Hendrick
Lmeel
Doolin
Mager
Luderos
KR. i. KE
Piisure
Philadelphia
Hendrix
Simon
Marshall
Rixey
Howle
Huggins Laid Out as Boston Beat St Louis
In Boston on July 11 Tyler, the Boston pitcher, struggled in a 6 to 4 loss to St Louis. Miller Huggins, manager of the St Louis team, was hit on the head by a batted ball and briefly unconscious. He regained consciousness and walked to the plate but left the game. Doctors advised rest for several days due to potential brain impact.
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Tyler
St. Louie
Miller Huggins
Rendf
Oer Hugeine
Hageling
Ie ‘Patterios
Burk
Salles
Winno
Rariden
Cream Te to Pint All Wagners at 715 Capitol Ave
Fragmentary note lists Cream Te, Sherman Co, address 715 Capitol Ave and paper hanging. Reads like a business or delivery snippet with unclear actions and participants.
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Capitol Ave
Sherman Co
Boehling Wins Ninth Straight for Detroit
In Detroit July 14 Joe Boehling earned his ninth consecutive victory as Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 2. Brenham Stanage delivered a key three bagger and Hart added a sac fly for the Senators, while Boehling benefited from support by Henry and Willett.
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Joe Noehling
Washington
Verdh
Stanage
Gretna
Hoehling
Hich
Looden
Cold
Howse
Hart
Stanage Willett
Calvo
Henry
Morgan
Foster
Milan
Willett
Louden
House
Senators
Gadil
Vitt
Deirio
Boehling
Lake
Phillies Rout Cleveland 11 to 5 in Practical Blowout
Philadelphia built an early lead and cruised to an 11 to 5 victory over Cleveland. Bender faltered late after a strong start, while Kahler exited early and Cleveland replaced three players in the final innings as Philadelphia piled up runs behind solid offense and weak defense at the park.
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Cleveland
Philadelpha
Bender
Kahler
Athletics
Blanding
Hates
Seibold
Hassler
Browns Drive Bedient Off Mound Win Easily
St Louis led early and cruised to a win in Boston as Bedient was chased in the first inning. The visitors surged with four runs on base hits and errors, while Agnew and teammates added early support as Boston’s defense struggled.
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Browns
Bedient
St. Louis
Boston
Speaker
Lewis
Hamilon
St. Louie
Shotten
Johnston
Agnew
Brief
Williams
Seara
B. HaadtOe
Tale
Meandee
Hodlent
Leonard
Malloy
Carrigan
Mamilton
AgtoOw
Yankees Hit White Sox Hard In Slugfest Victory
New York routed Chicago as Buck O'Brien in debut for the White Sox struggled and was retired with fever. Keating held off the visitors while C Smith and Bodie provided Chicago’s lone run with a double. The game featured heavy hitting by the Yankees and a farcical pitching matchup as White Sox faded early.
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Chicago
New York
Buck O’brien
Boston
Keating
Callahan
Cree
Feild Sapee Fur & Bom
R. HE
Smish
O'tries
White
C. Smith
Behalk
Kubo
Cotton convention debates price for 4 million bales
Dallas July 11. The price of getting and holding 4 000 000 bales of cotton would be 15 cents per pound if it could be sold. The chief subject was discussed at the session of the convention of South Western cotton men with about 1 000 in attendance.
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Dallas
Teves
Convention of South Western
Io Allendance
Miners sign two pitchers for immediate joiners
Sheridan July 11 Solbrara announced contracts with two pitchers to join the Miners immediately and a third to arrive after July 1. Jack Pugate from Onoha Western league and Joe Buseh of Albert Lea will join at once, with Manton arriving later. The Miners travel to Billings Thursday afternoon.
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Sheridan
Wye
Solbrara
Jack Pugate
Onoha
Northwest
Billings
Bryan to Tour Indiana and Illinois in July
Secretary Bryan will depart July 15 for a six week tour mainly in Indiana Illinois and Towns. In his absence John Hassett Moore counselor of the department will be acting secretary of state. Mr Bryan expects to return about September 4.
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Wartiington
P. C
Bryan
Indiana
Timois
Town
John Hassett Moore
Councellor
Department
Beat Medicine in the World Promoted by Mrs Orvis
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan reports a severe dysentery case in her daughter cured by Cham berlin s Colic Cholera and Diarrhora Remedy. She asserts it is the best medicine in the world and says it is available through all dealers.
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Chamberlin
William Orvis
Cambria Beats Edgemont 6-0 in Fast Pent Up Game
In Edgemont Wyoming on July 11 Cambria shut out Edgemont 6 to 0. Cambria pitcher Fellers allowed only four hits while the team’s defense and quick hitting overwhelmed the home side. Batteries Pellera and Giffin for Cambria with Diavdeon Stanley and Young catching.
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Wyo
Cambrian
Davidson
Lightning
Fellers
Cambria
Pellera
Giffin
Diavdeon
Stanley
Young
Knights Add Twirler Plicher Varnish to Pitching Staff
The Knights of Columbus of the City league secure Plicher Varnish from Troop H, Twelfth Cavalry as the regular regimental twirler. Varnish, a speed hurler, should strengthen KC pitching and debuts tomorrow against Conway's All-Stars.
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Knights of Columbus
Lague
Plicher Varnish
Twelfth Cavalry
Twelfth
Varnish
K. C
Knights
Agiinst Conway
Surprising Cure for Stomach Trouble Admits Relief
Mrs Stongio of Plainfield New Jersey describes stomach trouble eased after using Chamberlains Tablets. She reports lasting over a month of upset digestion and now can eat almost anything after taking three quarters of a package. Sold by all dealers.
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Mra
Stongio
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Mle Vy
Free Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream Offer and Job Notice
Free wholesale and retail ice cream offered with fees listed. Contact Sir H. L. Carr at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne for civil service appointments in a Tuesday interview. Noah's Ark clearance sale runs ten days with everything stage et one-tied off.
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the Robinson
Sir. H. L. Carr
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Noah's Ark
Vigo Rettes Miracle Cure Promises New Life
Houston man W B Miller says Vigo Rettes let him walk without a cane after a week and three boxes. He praises the medicine as wonderful and plans to share it with friends. Mrs Harden reports doctors had given up on her but a week of treatment brought improvement.
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W. B. Miller
Houston
Texas
Hartel
Vigorettus
Goioxg
Wyo
Plum
Jutunt Gendra
Wyoming
Enne
R. Andersen
New Wyoming
Avid Armory
Anderson
Bi Gi
Newcastle
Wyonloe
Adjutant General
V. K
Alfred I
Anders Bec
Elks Hold 59th Reunion Ball in Rochester
The Grand Lodge of Elks closed its fifty ninth reunion with a state armory ball attended by thousands. Before leaving for Seattle, the Pacific Coast lodge presented Rochester with an $8000 mounted elk group, featuring a large antlered elk a cow and calf. Exalted Ruler Raymond L Hodgeson delivered the presentation speech as delegations prepared to travel home.
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Rochester
Grand Lodge of Elks
State Armory
Seattle
Pacific Coast Lodge
Rochester Lodge
Raymond L. Hodgeson
Seek Refuge in Barns as Storm Kills Two
Two persons were killed by lightning during a severe electrical storm that swept the area. In Platts, 15 and 16 died and a brother was injured. At Lee’s, Mrs Fox Waters is dead and her two children are injured. The deaths occurred during the storm.
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T. Joseph
Wing Phon
Platts
Mighty
Lee's
Mra
Fox Waters
First ship through canal expected as water reaches Culebra
Panama July plans by Colonel Goethals anticipate the first ship to pass the canal soon after water is released into the Culebra Cut in October. He also notes immediate dredging and initial work will begin after water is let in.
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Panama
Canal
George W. Goethala
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