Pittsburg Dithies New York Pitchers See Giants Lose 7 to 1
Pittsburg defeats New York 7 to 1 as fielding errors and O Toole’s pitches help the home team pull ahead. Wood and Coleman each drive in two runs while Fromme allows four runs in two innings amid the heat. Crandall, O’Day ejected in a heated exchange, and Fred Clarke leaves for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
New York
O' Towle
Hank O'Day
Meyers
O'Day
Wood
Coleman
Pitteure Receutte
Far
Fromme
Art
Loose Felong
Crandall
Mitte
Fred Clarke
Cincinnmati
Parte
Pearel
Seore
Pittahargh
Tesrean
Fromine
Vandal
Wilson
O'Toole
Sallee Tops Cubs as Cardinals Rally in Chicago
Sallee shut down Chicago with strong pitching while St. Louis rallied in the sixth. Oake hit a triple with two singles and three steals, Danes and Schulte errors aided the comeback, and Phelan's triple sealed the win as the Cubs were halted.
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Cheney
Bresnahan
Gulles Sud Wingo
Western League Scores and Postponement Report
Western League results show Lincoln 6 over Omaha 4 Denver 2 Sioux City 5 Wichita 4 and St Joseph 1. Topeka Des Moines game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Balladulphiar
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg - Beeston - Se
Cleveland
Boston
He Seeder
Washingeton
Wes
Detroit
Tim
Ewer
Louis
Oy York
Pet
Denver Ee
St Joseph
Lies Moines
Oslow Bee
Hi - Lincoln -Teae
Bao Owaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Avo Wiebltta
Iit — City League
Shigute
Ewe
Colts
Sno
Outers
Rere Hoe
Ooo
Becker
Conway
Jonvine
Bow O'Connel
Manila
Seegies
de Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph
Topeka-Des Molinos
Elks Initiation Monday at Kennedy Hall
Mr Joseph Siren and Mr Charles report a meeting for Elks initiation on Monday in Kennedy Hall. The event, tied to local lodge activities, notes a minstrel show and related entertainment during the gathering.
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Joe Siren
Chas
Rape of the Minstre
Swoleor
Yanks sweep doubleheader from Senators in Washington
American League action finds the Yankees routing the Senators in both games 12 to 3 and 13 to 5. Frank Chance’s club fired on offense with Cree and Hearteell each with six hits, while McKetchnie sat for arguing. Washington’s fielding floundered as New York pitchers dominated in both contests.
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Washington
D C
Frank
Hoxton
Chicago
Jocal E Bate
Cree
Hearteell
Daniele
McKetchnie
McGreever
Cork
Warhop
Fisher
Sweener
Groom
Hughes
Henry
Williame
Secore
R. H. E. Mew
Yorkr
Scien
Sea
Schult
Gossett
Gallia
Engel
Williams
Chicago Braves Rally Past cleveland 4-0 behind four hits by Chase
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 in a postponed game. Chase went four for four, driving in three Chicago runs with singles in the third inning as Kahler held Cleveland to scattered hits. Jackson Lajoie and Ryan contributed early fielding rallies but Chicago pulled ahead with a two out single sequence.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Jackson
Lajoie
Ryan
Cleotte
Shialk
Kahior
Mitchell
O' Nell
Boston Knocks Bush From Box in 6 1 Win
In Philadelphia on June 20 Boston defeated the Athletics 6 to 1. Bush lasted until the seventh inning before being relieved by Taff after allowing three singles in the sixth and yielding a wild pitch. Joe Wood was effective for Boston.
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Philadelphia
Bush
Boston
Athletics
Prvor
Balla
Lewis
Hooper
Taff
Joe Wood
Boor
R.W. F
Sanssane
Sea Au Hanake
Peo Batteris
Wood
Nanamaker
Schang
A French Cartoonist Depicts Tango in Paris
Le Petit Journal cartoonist Sem portrays the tango being danced in Paris and traces its origin. The piece contrasts a rough quarter filled with southern European types and native locals, noting cheap dives and foul streets, police attention, and a distinctive glide that the music seems to prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem
le Petit Journal
Paris
Europe
Ehemies
Crown presents evidence in Pelkey manslaughter trial
In Scargary Alta on June 20 the crown shows medical testimony linking Luther McCarty death to a blow in Pelkey’s first-round punch. Defense counters with questions about autopsy dispute while six defense witnesses await, with trial likely to continue next Tuesday.
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Scargary
Alta
Luther McCarty
Arthur Pelkey
Pelkey
WH. H. Moshier
McCarty
M. Merettt
Crown
Ty Pelkey
A. L. Smith
Merritt
Monhier
Ir Chambers
Chambers
Moshler
Dr. Chambers
Harry Hebner the Illinois Athletic Club backstroke champion to swim in Chicago
The world champion back stroker Harry Hebner of the Illinois Athletic Club is set to contest at the International Water Carnival in Chicago. His record includes shattering world standards in back stroke and sensational performances in freestyle events, leaving spectators eager for his next surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hebner
Mlinois Athletic, Club
Chicago
Aquatic
Harry
McGillivary
Ralchel
Barbara II Wins Bermuda to New York Motorboat Race
The motor boat Barbara II finished first off Bay Ridge Brooklyn at 4 20 p m besting other entrants in the Bermuda race from Bermuda. Barbara II and Toesam started at 6 p m June 17 while The Dream, winner of the Philadelphia Bermuda race, left at 4 30 p m June 18.
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Parbara
New York
Barbara II
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Wadock
Betto
Bermuda
Barbara IT
Toesam
the Dream
Fatal Drum Accident at St Louis Dry Goods Plant
A revolving drum exploded or malfunctioned on the second floor of the River-Stix Dry Goods plant in St Louis. One man died, three women and a man were injured as a result of the incident. Firefighters and authorities investigated the cause.
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Drum
ST. Louis
Rive-Stix Dry Goods Company
Snver
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Filings in Cheyenne
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces settlers filing intent to make final three year proof on homestead entries. Names include Arthur Klopfer Eli Hudson Delbert Hudson George Walter and Charles Child with various serial numbers and section details in T 15 N R 64 65 W and adjacent townships. Witnesses listed across Cheyenne and Durham Wyoming. CHAPLIN Register.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arthur B. Kiopfer
Byron D. van Zandt
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudgon
Pil B. Hudson
Eli B. Audaon
P.M. Witneseen
Arthur EE. Kiepfer
H. BE. Goodman
Wyo
Glen Marble
Charles Child
Durham
Delbert J. Hudson
Ernest T. Goodman
Arthur B. Klopfer
B. Hudson
Charles T. Child
Eli B. Hudson
Arthur E. Klopf
Arthur &. Klopfer
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Notice of Final Homestead Proof United States Land Office Cheyenne
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Charles B Hyatt of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for lots 4 5 6 7 section 6 township 14 north range 47 west sixth principal meridian before the register and receiver July 0 1918 witnesses include Samuel D Schuetz E A Moorehouse A L Biddle of Cheyenne and S E Garber of Silver Crown Wyoming
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles B. Hyatt
Register
Samuel D. Schuetz
E. A. Moorehouse
A. L. Biddle
Wyo
S. E. Garber
Silver Crown
W. BE
Chaplin
Snowden Re-elected Yale Varsity Eight Captain
Captain Charles Nelson Snowden, No. 2 of Yale's varsity eight, was reelected captain after tonight's race. He hails from Pittsburgh and is a senior at Sheffield Scientific School.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Charles Nelson Snowden
Yale
Pittsburg
Sheffield Scientific School
Reynolds Heads Harvard Crew Captain After Race
Quincy Reynolds of Montclair New Jersey elected captain of Harvard crew after today’s races. He rows bow on the Varsity eight with Harvard finishing strong in the regatta.
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Reynolds
Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Quincy Reynolds
Montclair
N. J
Willie Ritchie to defend lightweight title against Joé Rivers
Willie Ritchie seeks a title defense against Joé Rivers in San Francisco on July 4. Rivers showed power by beating Leach Crose in New York and is described as dangerous yet potentially vulnerable to a clever opponent.
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Willie Ritchie
Joé Rivere
San Francisco
Rivers
Leach Crose
New York
Homestead Consolidated Notice for Publication
Public notice lists two homestead entries with serial numbers 05075 and 650T6 before the United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming. Names Hens: Francis L Schenefelt Maude Shenefelt Samuel A Wilson John G Ling J W Wagner and Maude L Shenefelt Divide area witnesses and witnesses addresses.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Register
United States
Francis L. Schenefelt
John G. Lins
J. W. Wagener
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
John G. Ling
Francis L. Shenefelt
J. W. Wagner
Maude L. Shenefelt
Land Entry Notice in Cheyenne Wyoming 1914
Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming files for final proof to establish a homestead claim in the United States land district Cheyenne. He seeks patent on the NEM Sec 24 T 1a R 67 W Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before the register and receiver is set for July 24, 1914 at Cheyenne. Claimants listed include Gammer A Wii, David Merna, John J. Ast, Fran A. Roedel, J B Blamey, all of Cheyenne.
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United States Land Gr
Cheyenne
Nat Coal Land
Ervin Clarke
Cheyenn
Wit Ming
United States
Otte
Wyo
AG Wii
David Merna
John J. Ast
Fran A. Roedel
Blamey
Wyoming
Chaplin
First Meeting of Creditors in George Soff Bankruptcy
In Bankruptcy No 212 notice to creditors of George Sell in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming. The first meeting of creditors is set for July 3 1914 at 10 oclock a.m. in room 501 First National Bank Building Cheyenne to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address matters before the meeting. Clyde M Watts Referee in Bankruptcy.
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George
Soff
Gena. Sell
Cheyenne
Laramie
Aroposayy
George S. Sell
Way
First National Bank
Wyoming
Clyde M. Watts
Public Land Notice for Stanton Cheyenne Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 31 1913 states Harry H Stanton of Cheyenne has filed intent to prove up final three year claim on homestead land in Township 12 North Range 63 West Sixth Principal Meridian. He entered April 14 1908 and May 18 1909 with serial numbers 02726 and 040458 and will appear before the Kingman land office on the Sunday of July 1913 with witnesses Herbert B Sherman Wilfred Danfift George Redder Wim Warren all of Carpenter Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry H. Stanton
Prine
Meri Fan
Kingerne
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