Notes of the Diamond Baseball Game Highlights
Malloy's aggressive base running drew applause as he slid under the second baseman. Watson is expected to pitch in the next game while Minnesota hitters impressed Charles. Klein was three for three yesterday, and Vogt remains in right field for Superior, slated to appear July 22. Wilhelm's defense and Mueller's foul-hunting at bat provided moments of excitement.
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Malloy
Watson
Minnesota
Charles
Roy Klein
Dutchy” Vogt
Wolford
Wilhelm
Matt
Mueller
Tts
Ning
Kohl
Klein
Torrance
Neelin
O'Brien
Breen
McCrone
Darby
Taylor
Crowe
Safford
Eddie Kline
Walford
Thoreson
la Crosse
Foley's Kidney Remedy Delay Risks Kidney Disease
Delay in starting treatment for a slight irregularity could lead to serious kidney disease. Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to rebuild worn tissues and strengthen the kidneys. O. O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
Oo. T. Erhart
Johnson Fails To Score Knockout In Exhibition
Pittsburg Pa July 1 Jack Johnson left for the west to train for his bout with Ketchel after a six round exhibition with Tony Ross in which he did not land a knockout. Johnson showed speed and defense but could not finish Ross and left critics doubting his edge against top contenders.
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Pittsburg
Pea
Jack Johnson
West
Ketchel
Johnson
Tony Ross
Dreamland
Rosa
Fation
fation @s to just how fl0nt Jonagen
Jim Jeffries
Ross
Wisconsin teachers plan Denver National Convention trip
Wisconsin educators and friends arrange a special party for the National Convention in Denver. They leave Saturday July 3 1909 via the Chicago and North Western Railway with low excursion rates from all points. Sleeping car space itineraries and full ticket agent details offered by W N Parker of the Wisconsin Journal of Education in Madison Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Denver
Chicago & North- Western
W. N. Parker
Wisconsin Journal of Education
Madison
Wis
Italian migrant dies by own hand in Omaha yard
Joe Pallatto, 28, an Italian survivor of the Messina earthquake, committed suicide by stepping in front of a train in the Union Pacific yards in Omaha after losing his fortune in the disaster.
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Omaha
Neb
Joe Pallatto
Messina
Italy
Union Pacific
Summer Lacrosse Loses to the White Sox
Torrance, the New Pitcher, is pounded at will for enough hits to win as the Summer Lacrosse team falls to the White Sox.
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White Sox
Torrance
Zanesville's Giant Ed Walker Tops Central League
Zanesville of the Central league features two notable players. Ed Walker, 6 feet 5 inches, 247 pounds, a former Cleveland pitcher, leads the league with a .450 average across 10 games. Teammate Davy Lloyd stands as the circuit's smallest player and plays at second base with hitting prowess. Roy Montgomery manages the club.
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Zanesville
Ed Walker
Roy Montgomery
Walker
Cleveland
Duluth Defeats La Crosse in Slugging Baseball Contest
In a high scoring battle Duluth outlasted La Crosse 7 to 6 as McCrone and O'Brien spark the offense with key hits. Neelin and Klein contributed early runs, while Torrance and Wolford kept the game tight until late.
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Duluth
Neslia
Breen
McCrone
Cummings
Murray
Thoreson
Matt
Kraher
Torrance
Wolford
P Taylor
Kohn
Oye
Mueller
Wilhelm
R. Klein
Safford
Ite
E. Kiine
Barlow
Watson
Walford
Ea Saha
Aed la Crosse
kKoh
L Breen
O'Brien
Malloy
Neelin
O’brien
la Crosse
Osborne
Winona clinches second game with late hits
Winona from Minnesota won the second game of a series with bunched hits in the fourth and sixth innings. Converse started strong but faltered, while Klingebiel and Converse were pulled before completion. Final score shows Superior with a early two run lead erased by Winona's late offense.
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Winona
Superior
Minn
Converse
Klingebiel
Nelson and Moore
Peterson
Drill
Baseball results from yesterday across major leagues
Summary of games in the American Association, American League, National League and Wisconsin-Illinois League. Key outcomes include Milwaukee 3 Louisville 0, St Louis 4 Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis 6 Columbus 2, and other scores such as Chicago 3 St Louis 2, Boston 1 Philadelphia 0, New York 2 3 Pittsburgh 2, and Madison 4 Freeport 2 with various standings updates.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Madison
Freeport
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Rockford
Racine
Appleton
Oshkosh
Israel Durham
Ketchel Favored At 10 To 4 In Papke Fight
San Francisco July 1 odds rise to 19 to 4 that Stanley Ketchel defeats Billy Papke on Monday. Even money is offered that the bout will end before twelve rounds as Ketchel impresses fans with his sparring work and the betting may tighten before the ring entrance.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Ketchel
Baseball postponed for Israel Durham funeral in Philadelphia
Major league games across several cities were called off as teams observed the funeral of Israel Durham, president of the Philadelphia National League club. In Pittsburg Forbes Field hosted a record crowd of 44 358 for the dedication of the new Pirates home as Chicago beat Pittsburg 3 2. Cincinnati beat St Louis 3 2. Brooklyn and New York split a doubleheader. Mathewson held the Dodgers to four hits in the second game.
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Forbes Field
Chicago
Pirates
Willis
Reusbach
Miller
Hofmann
Clarke
Abstein
Exposition Park
Harmon
Roth
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Giants
Bell
Mathewson
Dodgers
Timely batting and late surge decide nine in baseball games
Tenney's timely batting helped Boston win a pitchers duel with Ferguson and McQuillan as Becker scored on a pass Starr sac fly and Bates double in the ninth. Detroit edged Cleveland after five Tigers runs off Donovan on five hits and an error. Joss pitched well but lost the shutout on an error. Ball's fielding stood out.
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Ferguson
McQuillan
Becker
Starr
Bates
Detroit Americans
Cleveland
Donovan
Tigers
Joss
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Criss
Criger
Philadelphia
Baker
Bostonians
Coombs
New York
Washington
Groom
Austin
McLbride
National League Games Results Summary
Baseball scores from multiple venues. Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Philadelphia show varied innings and lineups. American League matches Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis Boston Philadelphia New York Washington feature pitchers Donovan Joss Waddell Criger Carrigan and more.
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Chicago
Willis and
Gibson
Reulbach
Archer
St. Loui S
Cincinnati
Er Meinuie
Campbell
Gaspar
Fromme
McLean
Roth
Harmon
Phelps
Brooklyn
RHE
New York
Crandall and Schier
Bell and
Bergen
Mathewson and
Sehler
Wilhelm
Mashall
Beargen
Philadelphia
Boston
McQuillen and Doran
Ferguson
Bowerman
Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Schmidt
Joss and Easterly
St. Louis
Plank
Thomas
Check
Steele
Carrigan
Coombs
Livingstone
Schlitzer
Donahue
Washington
Groome and _ Street
Frank James to Join With Posse in Manhunt
Fletcher Oklahoma July 1 Sheriff Lefers and a posse scour the Wichita mountains for Bill Welty charged with leading a gang that fought Green laborers and fatally stabbed some. Frank James former outlaw and brother of Jesse James has promised to join the posse if trace is found. James now a farmer near here.
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Fletcher, Okla
Lefers
Wichita Mountains
Bill Welty
Frank James
Jesse James
Posse
Welty
James
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