Wichitas Rally Stages Narrow NL Defeat in Ninth
In a tense National League contest, Brooklyn loses to Chicago by one run after a late charge. Protests over umpire decisions spark trouble as Gaspar relieves Campbell. Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 3 and 5, Pittsburg 1, St. Louis 6. American League Philadelphia 3 Detroit 1, Cleveland 3 Washington 2, St. Louis 5 Chicago 1.
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Washington
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Chicago
Baseball scores from early American Association and leagues
In the American Association Columbus C. City 6 4, Minneapolis 2 2. Toledo 2 Louisville 0. St Paul 5 8 Milwaukee 1 7. Central League Dayton 2 3 Wheeling 0 8. da Rapids 3 nesville 0. Fort Wayne 5 Evansville 0. South Bend 6 Terre Haute 5. Ohio State League Lancaster 1 New 7 Marion 2. Jima Portsmouth 1.
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Evansville
South Bend
Terre Haute
Unclear baseball standings fragment with multiple leagues
The fragment presents incomplete standings for American League Central Southern and other leagues, listing teams with win loss records and percentages such as Detroit Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and more, alongside city and league references and partial team data.
College basketball slate spreads across the Northeast
A list of matches covers Pittsburoh at New York Brooklyn and Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit New York St Louis Boston Chicago Ibus at Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul South Bend Zanesville Fort Wayne Evansville Grand Rapids Terre Haute Dayton.
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Terre Haute
Dayton
Reds edge Brooklyns in tight late run to claim win
Dispatch reports a dramatic Cincinnati comeback over the Brooklyns at Washington with a flurry of hits and walks. Bescher, Oakes, Mitchell, and Hoblitzell helped spark scoring as Cincinnati rallied in the late innings to secure a narrow 4 3 victory.
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Frasier Resists Trade and Sues for Libel in Baseball Row
Chick Fraser of the Cubs refuses to report to New Orleans and sues Cubs president Murphy for libel over alleged accusations of stirring trouble. He also criticizes Chance Overall and Brown. Fraser, brother-in-law to Pirates manager Fred Clarke, notes the Pirates’ rampant play while Lajoie eyes a continued Naps win streak. Rumor says New York club may seek Bowerman from Boston. Kerin of the American league staff praised as an emotional strike caller. Mullin of the Tigers suffered ptomaine poisoning recently. Easterly leads Cleveland catching as Morality of Detroit shapes a fair first base. Goode of Cleveland cited as a strong hitter, Demmitt of the Highlanders valued for throwing.
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Belgians Win Grand Challenge Cup at Henley
At Henley on July 8 the Grand Challenge Cup final ended with Club Nautique de Gand of Belgium defeating Jesus College Cambridge by a bare length in 7:08. The race saw Brussels-led Belgians open a three-quarters length lead at the mile post as Jesus College faded. In the Diamond Sculls, A A Stuart of Kingston RC beat Rudolph Lucas of Mayence RC in 8:31 as Lucas retired at the mile.
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Dayton 33 Wheeling 08 baseball doubleheader
Dayton and Wheeling split a July 8 doubleheader in Dayton. Fisher pitched both games for Wheeling, losing the first and winning the second. First game score 6 4 Wheeling batteries Pinkney Pearce Fisher Stratton. Second game Dayton 12 Wheeling 3 batteries Golden Kurke Fisher.
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Grand Rapids Tops Zanesville 3–0 in two-inning win
Grand Rapids blanked Zanesville 3 to 0 as they scored three runs in the first two innings on one hit. Hagerman and Bailey pitched for Grand Rapids while Kenworthy and Holmes worked for Zanesville.
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Fort Wayne 5 Evansville 0 in exhibition game
Fort Wayne defeated Evansville 5 to 0 after shutting out the champions. Hammond and Heckinger paired with Cristall and Grefe for the batteries in a dominant performance at home.
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South Bend Wins Thriller Over Terre Haute in 12 Innings
South Bend defeated Terre Haute 6 to 5 in twelve innings in South Bend Indiana. Heavy hitting highlighted the game with key performances from South Bend and Terre Haute players. Batteries were Alberts and Krolls for South Bend, Asher and others for Terre Haute.
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Amateur aviator falls from deflated balloon at Waukegan
Verne Yohn of Chicago plunged nearly a thousand feet during a celebration at Waukegan last night. He suffered multiple fractures in wrists and ankles and a back injury but doctors expect a probable recovery after his hospitalization.
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Pirates and Giants Rout Rivals in Big Early Wins
The Pirates dropped a heavy defeat to the Giants while the Cardinals were trounced by a different foe. The Boston nine finally clinched a win as the Reds defeated the Superbas to gain in the standings.
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Giants Beat Pirates as New York Triumphs Early
New York tops Pittsburgh 5 to 1 after a first inning error and Murray’s triple gave the visitors the lead. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Moren and Richie had wild outings. Knabe Magee and Osborne led Chicago with key hits.
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Cubs Minus Services of Ed Reulbach and Mordecai Brown
Chicago reports that Mordecai Brown and Ed Reulbach will not join the Cubs during their series with Philadelphia. Reulbach’s poising illness keeps him from joining soon as his wife’s condition improves. The pitcher hopes to return in ten days to two weeks.
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St. Paul and St. Louis Take Double-Header Wins
St. Paul defeats Milwaukee in two games 5 1 and 8 7 as Leroy and Schneiberg manage hits. St. Louis wins both games from Chicago 5 1 and 1 0 with Scott and Dineen tossing solid effort. Indianapolis and Toledo also post wins.
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Tigers Still On The Toboggan After White Sox Loss
The Tigers struggle in a rough spell as the White Sox fall, while the St. Louis Browns rally to win a pair of games.
Tigers Fall to Krause and Athletics
The Tigers were defeated yesterday by Krause and the Athletics while the White Sox lost to the Browns and the Naps defeated the Washingtons.
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Krause Wins Ninth Straight As Detroit Drops Game
Krause ran his winning streak to nine as Detroit failed to solve his pitching in the eighth inning. Philadelphia capitalized on Willett’s wildness with seven walks but two triples by Davis and Baker, plus solid defense, fueled a visitors win. Davis and Baker hit triples. Barry, Collins, and Davis star for the losing club.
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Boston Beats St. Louis 10 6 Amid Dusty Windy Field
Boston defeats St. Louis 10 to 6 in a dust obscured game at Boston. White struggled with control but held runners on as Boston racked 17 hits off two pitchers. Notable hitters include Byrne Evans Sweeney Beaumont and Phelps with multiple hits and RBIs.
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McGovern Committed to Observation Ward in Brooklyn
Former featherweight Terry McGovern was ordered by a Brooklyn magistrate to Kings County Hospital observation ward amid testimony that his mind has weakened. If the staff agrees after a week, he may be sent to an institution for treatment following his arrest earlier today on his wife’s complaint.
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Connecticut Golf Association match play results
In Greenwich on July 8 the championship match results include J T Scutter defeating R H Hovey four up with three to play. S D Bowers beating N E Davis by default. Ralph Carroll defeating C H Zimmerman five up with three to play. S S Graham defeating H L Redfield four up with three to play. N R Bronson beating B H Watford one up after 19 holes. B B Merriman defeating E L Scofield Jr six up with five to play. R L Jackson beating W B Wheeler two up with one to play. O G Waldo Jr defeating W A Jackson one up.
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New Outfielder Joins Chicago Americans From New England League
Ro land Barrows of the New England league has signed with the Chicago American League club. The 22 year old outfielder is described as a sure hard hitting right handed thrower. He hails from New Bedford Massachusetts and is expected to add depth to the Chicago lineup.
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Roland Barrows
Kansas City Wins Doubleheader in Minneapolis
Kansas City Cubs take both games in Minneapolis on July 8, piling 12 hits in each with strong pitching. Key moments include Collins three-base hit and Cravath driving in runs as the KC lineup dominates.
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Indianapolis 2 Columbus 0 in July exhibition
Indianapolis wins 2 0 in a game marked by an early scoring burst. Nelson relieves Geyer and restricts Columbus to a shutout while Williams Carr lead with two base hits. Glaze and Nelson combine for strikeouts and a double play along with timely defensive plays.
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Toledo Wins Third Game as Louisville Fails to Score
Louisville versus Toledo game summary notes Louisville errors and missed opportunities on offense. Reiley made a one hand catch for Toledo and Robinson pitched well for the visitors.
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Cubs Manager Chance Apologizes to National Commission
Chicago July 8 Manager Chance of the Cubs apologized to the national commission via B. B. Johnson for remarks about the commission action in the bonus case. He said he was mistaken, believing the commission ordered the bonus to be split again rather than merely recommending.
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Yale Leaders Chosen for 1910 Teams
Yale selects Stephen Philbin son of Eugene Philbin and Ruthven Wodell of Poughkeepsie as baseball and crew captains for 1910. Track captain is Frank Nelson of Detroit. Ted Coy was football captain last fall.
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Stallion Mortally Wounded at Mackey Estate
A stallion bought by Clarence H. Mackey for 5000 dollars on Long Island reared catching a fly and fell breaking its back. A veterinarian ended the animal's misery with a bullet at Mackey's estate.
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Lincoln Club Sold in Western League Transfer
Lincoln, Neb July 8 Guy W Green transfers the Lincoln franchise in the Western league to Don C Despain and L B Stoner of Lincoln for about 5800 dollars.
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Rain Postpones Atlanta Nashville Game Double Header Tomorrow
In Atlanta the Atlanta Nashville game was postponed due to rain with a double header scheduled for tomorrow. In Montgomery the Montgomery team defeated Birmingham 10 to 0. In Mobile the Little Rock game was called in the eighth due to darkness after Mobile led 6 to 0 and New Tac and Memphis 0 0 in the twelfth.
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Ketchel Wanes After Weight Cut in Papke Bout
The New York discussion on the Ketchel Papke fight reports Ketchel weakened by excessive weight loss. Local sportmen urge Ketchel to rest until September to regain strength before a planned bout with Jack Johnson. Papke’s leadership kept the early rounds lively, tiring the fatigued Montana fighter.
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Ohio State league seesaw as Lima wins and Lancaster loses
Lima secured an upset victory while Lancaster was defeated causing the lead to shift again in the Ohio State league. Newark and Mansfield also posted wins signaling a tight sectional race.
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Portsmouth Defeats Lima 6 to 1 in Sensational Fielding Show
Portsmouth tops Lima 6 to 1 as Kline limits Lima to five hits. Foutz stands out at the plate, collecting two homers and driving in runs. Pitching duel reveals three strikeouts for Kline and multiple defensive plays highlight the game. Totals show Portsmouth offensive burst late. Lima offense stifled though several players reach base.
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Lancaster Triumphs In Wild Mansfield Oppener
Lancaster edged Mansfield in a rough game 3 2 with errors and wild pitching shaping the outcome. Highlights include Three-base hit by Gnadinger and two stolen bases by Meehan and Davy as both starters faltered and late reactions decided the contest.
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Races Draw Crowds as Favorites Dominate at Buffalo Track
Buffalo July 8 large crowds watch across the river races where three favorites win. First race five furlongs Scruples wins, Fair Louise second, Olivia Meikel third. times given. Second race five and one half furlongs Chief Kee first, Clem Beachey second, Gallant Pirate third. time 1 08. Third race one mile seventy yards Cave Adsum first, Glimmer second, The Minks third. time 1 43 1-5. Fourth race six furlongs Rose Queen first, Hanbridge second, Bellwether third. time 1 23 5. Fifth race one and one sixteenth mile Grenis first, Racio second, Dispute third. time 1 45 4-5. Sixth race one and one eighth mile Hooray first, Reidmore second, Giles third. time 1 52 4-5.
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Sheepshead Bay Entries Across Six Races
The card lists six races with weights and entrants for two year olds through older horses. Notable names include Top Notch Lucetta Flying Footstep Madeline L Evening Song Florence and more across the Beldemere Firestone Timing Brigadier Emporium Garland events.
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Jersey City Drops Baltimore In Open Baseball Tilt
Jersey City defeated Baltimore 7 to 3 in a coastal game. Montreal faced Buffalo while reference names appear, with Providence and Newark listed in the schedule.
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Fitzherbert Wins Advance Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Fitzherbert driven by Powers beat Hilarious by eight lengths in the Advance at Sheepshead Bay. Fayette ran no figure as Jockey Crowley was suspended for rough riding after Lily Pad caused Julia Powell’s fatal fall. Main races included The Astarita, The Equality, and The Pansy with results noted.
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Old Glory harness meet canceled by rain in Peoria
Persistent rain forced the postponement of the Old Glory harness meet in Peoria Illinois, with only one day of racing completed. An extra four days will be added to the fall meeting as compensation.
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Eastern tracks make no money for fall racing circuit
New York reports that despite extending fall meetings to November 16, tracks in the Metropolitan circuit face high costs. The average daily expense is about 6,000 dollars, and attendance mainly by regulars may leave clubs barely breaking even. Operators argue openness supports horsemen and the breeding industry.
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Races Abandoned as Independence Week Hits South
Paducah race meeting and the Arkansas Baseball League both were canceled for the season. President Ridder blamed a drop in attendance as teams fell behind. Jonesboro led in the standings while Paducah halted after failing to secure state racing commission authorization, avoiding possible prosecution.
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Amateur dope lines up weekend baseball double header
Linwood Juniors invite uniformed teams to play at Linwood park 5381 Miami avenue contact manager acceree or call EF 53. A Sunday double header at League park features Radiums against Victors in a $25 purse preliminary and Shamrocks versus Wiedemman in main event with Hahn Haberer Steiner Doyle and Brewers players. Battery lines Victors Haeckl Wolf Radiums Drake Novak. Game called 1 pm. O’Bryonville faction seeks games with Oakley Reds or Columbia Athletics for a $50 side bet amid F Telford R Prinkle battery. Address Lew Helmling 1994 Madison road. Evanston Juniors to face Hilltops Evanston and Frank McDowell juniors to third base Shi Greaty streamtnto the Sunieam beb.
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