Denver and Lincoln Omaha Games Disrupted by Darkness
Western Shraguh of Denver tied 0 with Bronx City 4 while Wichita led 4 to 7 against Topeka. Des Moines 7, 81 Joseph 1. Lincoln Omaha contest postponed in the 10th due to darkness after a late game.
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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 Dodgers Series
Reds win a fourth straight against Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Fenton holds until the eighth inning. Garry Wheat prevented scoring late, while Cincinnati’s Devore collects four hits, Tinker and Catehaw star in the field, and Groh, Bescher, and Dodge drive key runs.
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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 at Polo Grounds 14 to 4 as 32 New Yorkers reach base. Fromme allows the runs while Tesreau struggles. Doyle and Pletcher lead with multiple hits. Miller makes a running catch highlight as Chicago falls after a early four run edge.
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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 a four game series in Philadelphia winning 7 to 2. Hendrix pitched well as Pittsburg built an early four-run lead aided by Marshall's passes Butler and J Miller hits and an error by Lobert. Doolin moved Mager to first due to Ludero’s arm injury as part of trying new fielding.
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Philadeldhta
Pittsburg
Vinshores
Marehall
Butler
J.miller
Lobert
Hendrick
Lmeel
Doolin
Mager
Luderos
KR. i. KE
Piisure
Philadelphia
Hendrix
Simon
Marshall
Rixey
Howle
Huggins Hit and Beaned as Boston Falls in Series Finale
In Boston on July 11, Tyler the Boston pitcher struggled as St. Louis won the finale 6 to 4. Miller Huggins, St. Louis manager, was struck on the head by a batted ball but remained conscious and walked to the plate. He left the game for medical checks due to possible brain injury risk.
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Boston
Tyler
St. Louie
Miller Huggins
Rendf
Oer Hugeine
Hageling
Ie ‘Patterios
Burk
Salles
Winno
Rariden
Cream Te to Pint All Wagners at Capitol Avenue
Fragmentary notice lists Cream Te and The Sherman Co at 715 Capitol Ave with references to paper hanging and Wagner family involvement. Limited readable details prevent full scope of action or entity roles.
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Capitol Ave
Boehling Wins Ninth Straight in Detroit Victory
Detroit pitcher Joe Noehling earns his ninth consecutive win as the Senators fall 6 to 2. Early trouble in the second inning sees Verdh and Stanage deliver a three bagger for Detroit. Scoring continues with walks, misplays, and timely hits as Washington clinches the final two runs in the fifth. Batteries Boehling Henry Willett House and Stanage.
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Detroit
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 trounce Cleveland 11 to 5 in New York game
Philadelphia won 11 to 5 against Cleveland as Bender faltered after seven innings and Cleveland substitutions failed to steady the mound. Kahler exited early, eight runs came in after the sixth, and Philadelphia hitters piled up hits with Graney and Oldring leading the way.
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Philadelpha
Bender
Kahler
Athletics
Blanding
Hates
Seibold
Hassler
Browns Drive Bedient Off Mound Win Easily
St Louis jumped ahead in the first inning and defeated Boston 1 to 1 in the final game of the series. Speakers and Lewis provided the early run on an error by Hamil on’s, Bedient was knocked out after four runs, Agnew doubled and Williams singled to extend the lead in the seventh. Agnew led the attack with a double and two singles in four trips amid erratic but sharp defense.
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Boston
Speaker
Lewis
Hamilon
St. Louie
Bedient
Shotten
Johnston
Agnew
Brief
Williams
Seara
B. HaadtOe
Tale
Meandee
Hodlent
Leonard
Malloy
Carrigan
Mamilton
AgtoOw
Yankees Hit White Sox Hard in Chicago Showdown
New York slugged its way to a win over Chicago as Buck O’Brien debuted with the White Sox and was hit hard. Keating pitched well for the Sox but the Yankees scored seven before a retirement. Chase and Bodie delivered the lone Chicago run with a late double.
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White Sox
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 Prices Dominate Southwestern Cotton Convention
Dallas July 11 1000 delegates discussed price for acquiring and holding 4 000 000 bales of cotton at 15 cents per pound. Debate focused on costs and logistics of storage and sale. Leader industry figures and attendees considered market impact and policy.
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Dallas
Teves
Convention of South Western
Io Allendance
Miners sign two pitchers. third to join after July 1
Sheridan July 11. Manager Solbrara announced contracts with two new pitchers to join immediately and a third to join after July 1. Jack Pugate from Onoha Western league and Joe Buseh of Albert Lea, Minn will arrive now, with Litt le11. P. Manton joining later. The Miners head to Billings Thursday.
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Sheridan
Wye
Solbrara
Jack Pugate
Onoha
Northwest
Billings
Bryan on Tour Heads East for Six Weeks
Secretary Bryan will depart on July 15 for a six weeks tour mainly in Indiana, Illinois and Town. John Hassett Moore, counselor of the department, will act as secretary of state in his absence. Mr Bryan expects to return about September 4.
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Wartiington
P. C
Bryan
Indiana
Timois
Town
John Hassett Moore
Councellor
Department
The Beat Medicine in the World Proclaimed by a Michigan Mother
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan lauds Cham Berlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine in the world after claiming it cured her dysentery stricken child. She states it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlin
William Orvis
Cambria Shuts Out Edgemont in Fast Game
Cambria blanked Edgemont 6 to 0 in a quick contest here on July 11. Pichter, Fellers pitched for Cambria allowing four hits, while Pellera and Giffin handled Edgemont’s battery with strong defense.
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Cambria
Edgemont
Wyo
Cambrian
Davidson
Lightning
Fellers
Pellera
Giffin
Diavdeon
Stanley
Young
Knights Sign Plicher Varnish for Pitching Staff
The Knights of Columbus in the City league add Plicher Varnish, Troop H, Twelfth Cavalry, as a speed hurler. Varnish debuts tomorrow against Conway's All-Stars, expected to strengthen the Knights pitching lineup.
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Knights of Columbus
Lague
Plicher Varnish
Twelfth Cavalry
Twelfth
Varnish
K. C
Knights
Agiinst Conway
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Promises Hope
Mrs Stongio of Plainfield New Jersey recalls relief from chronic stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She endured discomfort for over a month and, inspired by letters in Chamberlain's advertising booklet, took nearly three quarters of a package and now can eat almost anything. Sold by all dealers.
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Mra
Stongio
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Mle Vy
Free Ice Cream Sale and Hiring Notice in Cheyenne
The item advertises wholesale and retail ice cream with fees and a contact at The Robinson. It mentions a civil service interview at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne on Tuesday July 15 and a ten day Noahs Ark clearance sale with stage items auctioned.
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the Robinson
Sir. H. L. Carr
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Noah's Ark
Vigorettus Miracle Cure Promises Walk Without Cane
Houston loreman W B Miller reports using Vigo Rettes improved mobility within a week, eliminating his cane after three boxes. Other testimonials claim dramatic recoveries from physical wrecks with similar results, including Mrs Harden distributing four dozen boxes to friends.
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W. B. Miller
Houston
Texas
Hartel
Vigorettus
Goioxg
Elks Hold Grand Lodge Reunion Ball in Rochester
The fifty ninth reunion of the Grand Lodge of Elks ends with a state armory ball attended by thousands. Before leaving for Seattle delegates receive an $8000 mounted elk group from the Pacific Coast lodge, presented by Exalted Ruler Raymond L Hodgeson.
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Rochester
Grand Lodge of Elks
State Armory
Seattle
Pacific Coast Lodge
Rochester Lodge
Raymond L. Hodgeson
Storm Kills Two as Refuge in Barns Fails
In a severe electrical storm at St Joseph on July 11 two people were killed by lightning while seeking shelter in barns. Reports from Plattsdale mention 16 dead and a brother injured, while at Lee’s Mill Fox Waters dies and her two children are injured. The storms caused multiple fatalities and injuries as they swept the region.
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T. Joseph
Wing Phon
Platts
Mighty
Lee's
Mra
Fox Waters
First Ship Through En Canal Planned by Goethala
Panama July plans by Colonel George W. Goethala state the first ship will pass the canal with water let into the Culebra cut early in October. Dredge work would follow immediately, enabling initial operations as the canal opens under government control.
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Panama
Canal
George W. Goethala
Bids Sought for Newcastle Armory Construction
The Wyoming Armory Board invites sealed bids for the Newcastle Armory building including construction plumbing fixtures heating and lighting. Bids opened publicly at 10 00 A M August 1 1913 in Newcastle Wyoming. Guidelines require certified checks equal to 2 percent of bid and plans are available at Captain RB Andersens office and the Adjutant General in Cheyenne.
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Wye
State Armory Board of Control
Anderson, Ord Inf
N. G
Wyo
Plum
Jutunt Gendra
Wyoming
Enne
R. Andersen
New Wyoming
Avid Armory
Anderson
Bi Gi
Wyonloe
Adjutant General
V. K
Alfred I
Anders Bec
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