Mitchell’s Pure Pitching Helps White Elephants Beat Phillies 4–0
In St Louis on July 6, Mitchell worked the pincher to blank Philadelphia 4 to 0. Brown and Kite provided run support as Mitchell retired the side in order late, fanning two with runners on base. Bobby Wallace is out for a month due to a broken left hand from a pitched ball. Schang exited after a finger injury.
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Ninth Inning Rally Brings White Sox Win Over Washington
Chicago trails 5 3 late as Colling doubles and Fournier drives in tying run. Rath hits a decisive single with two out and bases loaded, scoring Fournier and Mattick to seal a 6 5 victory while Groom allows eleven hits but White Sox fielding prevents more runs.
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Highlanders fail to hit Davis as Detroit wins
DETROIT July 22 New York could not hit Dawes delivery today and Detroit won 2 to 0. Twice the visitors had a man on third but sharp fielding prevented a tally. Ford pitched well except for one seventh inning when three singles and a sacrifice produced a Detroit run and an error on a pop fly. Garner hit a double for Detroit's other run.
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Naps New Lineup Too Strong For Sex
Cleveland defeats world champion Bortons with lineup changes as Joe Jackson goes hitless. Cleveland hitters collect three triples and three doubles while Leonard Malloy Hall and Carrigan contribute in a pitching duel.
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Pirates Lose Doubleheader to New York in NL title bid
New York defeats Pittsburgh twice in a league doubleheader. First game ends 3 to 3 after eleven innings. second game 2 to 1 with Fromme and Mathewson pitching for the Giants and Adams for Pittsburgh. Burns homers for New York. Gibson triples for Pittsburgh and Hurns scores on Merkle sacrifice fly in the 11th.
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Quakers Sweep Cubs in Philadelphia Double Bill
Philadelphia defeats Chicago in both games of a July doubleheader. Final scores were 6 to 5 and 4 to 2. Lavender walks and Cra vath belted a homer in the first game, while Lebert hit a homer and Paskett added a run in the second as Philadelphia pounced on Humphries early and held on.
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Philadelphia Triumph Delivers Double Victory in Chicago Series
Philadelphia wins both games at Chicago with strong hitting and solid pitching. Key contributors include Risey, Chalmers, Mitchell, Dresnahen, Miller, and Mayer. Batteries feature Needham, Alexander, Brennan, Kilfer, Howley, Reulbach, Richie, Bresnahan. Chicago offense struggles with four errors aiding Philadelphia.
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Cards Finally Get Game With Superbas
St Louis pitcher Sallee earned the win as Brooklyn hosts the Dodgers. The Cards finally broke through in the ninth inning after 11 hits by the Superbas, loading the bases with none out but scoring only on an infield out by Wheat. Manager Huggins returned from a layoff to oversee a sharp defensive effort.
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Brown Cinches Two Games For the Reds
Cincinnati won both games of a Boston double header by one run each. In the first game 4 to 3 in ten innings, and in the second 5 to 2. Three-fingered Bygeen pitched the final inning of both games to stem Boston rallies. Bates hit a fifth inning homer in the second game to secure the winner.
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Western League Scores Summary
Denver over Lincoln 8 to 5 and Topeka blanking Wichita 7 to 4. Des Moines loses to Sioux City 7 to 4 while Omaha defeats St. Joseph 6 to 2.
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Moody Improves After Retirement From Supreme Court
Moody, once a United States Supreme Court justice, shows marked improvement in health after his retirement due to illness. Medical staff report a positive trend as he rests in Haverhill Massachusetts on July 22.
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Freight rate increase suspended by ICC to review
Washington July 22 The interstate commerce commission suspended a proposed freight rate rise from 65 to 76 cents per hundred pounds on floor from Kansas and other midwestern states to California terminals until November 22. An investigation of the proposed advance will be made.
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Major Magnates Decide Question for City League
The American league president and National league secretary advised on protests in two games. The Beckers protest the Becker Athletics vs Knights of Columbus game for a batting out of turn and the Umpire’s call. the Terrors protest Conway's All Stars with Ned Hartnett ineligible, masked by a fake Mackley listing. Both rulings affect standings, with replays scheduled September 7.
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Tolstoi Works Destroyed by Holy Synod Approval
Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas has approved the Holy Synod decision to destroy three posthumous Tolstoi works deemed unorthodox comments on the Old Testament. Relatives protests fail to change the action.
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Dynamite accident ends life in Poughkeepsie game
In Poughkeepsie New York Martin Funk died when a dynamite stick in his hip pocket exploded during a playful wrestling match with his brother Rowland Funk. Rowland lost his left hand in the blast.
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Big Athletic Carnival Planned for Minneapolis Event
Minneapolis announces a large athletic carnival set for August 2 bringing leading college and university athletes from the central west and northwest to compete in the city.
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Arson Squad Busy in London militant suffragette flames
A militant suffragette arson squad carried out early action in London. Police reported several fires likely linked to the campaign.
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Fire destroys large mansion at Perry Bar near Birmingham
A blaze reduced a large unoccupied mansion at Perry Bar to ashes. Placards bearing phrases "Asquith! be blamed" and "Release Mrs Pankhurst" appeared at the scene, signaling a political protest tied to the fire.
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