Cardinals Get One From Cubs
St. Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 1 as Christy Mathewson pitched and the offense exploded with early runs. Batteries Sallee Bresnahan for St. Louis and Bresnahan, Cole, Richie, Graham for Chicago.
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Cardinals
CUBS
St. Louis
Chicago
Sallee
Bresnahan
Cole
Richie
Graham
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Billy Bergen
Rucker
Dodgers
Phillies
Burns
Morgan
Bergen
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Pirates
Red Pirate
Liefield
Gibson
Gaspar
McQuillen
Keefe
McLean
Clarke
New York
Boston
Mathewson
Rustlers
Mathewson and Meyers
New Club Outs Pirates In Winona Victory
Winona Minnesota June 29 The Outcasts defeated the Winona Pirates eight to five behind pitcher Weidell new to the team from Red Wing Despite twelve Pirates safeties the Outcasts slugged twelve hits and capitalized on fielding errors to climb within striking distance of Eau Claire for fourth place Batteries Weidell and Wais McNeil and Anderson.
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Winona
Minn
Weidell
Red Wing
Winona Pirates
Pirates
Eau Claire
McNeil
Yale Harvard Race Forecast Draws Heavy Ticket Demand
New London June 29 Harvard and Yale prepare for tomorrow’s annual aquatic brush. Harvard favorites will dominate the crowd with strong ticket demand on observation trains from Cambridge. Yale backers claim a chance, likening it to last fall’s Yale football setup, with ten to eight odds not swaying bets. All crews report peak condition.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Benedicts and Colts Split Doubleheader at Copeland Park
Four Copeland Park Indoor League games saw the Benedicts and Jameson Colts split. Benedicts won 5 4 in game one, Colts 11 10 in game two. Generals beat Rollers 19 11 in game one, Rollers won 11 5 in game two. All four teams are Copeland Park Indoor League members.
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Benedicts
Jameson's Colts
Copeland Park
Colts
Generals
Rollers
Bowen elected Cornell navy commodore after varsity eight win
Ithaca June 29 Ernest Bowen who stroked the victorious varsity eight will be commodore of the Cornell navy next year. He was elected by the oarsmen on their return to Ithaca for a reception hosted by local business men.
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Ithaca
N. W
Ernest Bowen
Cornell Navy
Regional Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
A compiled recap shows Duluth 6 Superior 4 Eau Claire 3 Rochester 2 La Crosse 0 Winona 5 with American Association results Toledo 7 Milwaukee 4 Columbus 3 Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 7 Louisville 3-8 Indianapolis 1-8 St Paul 0-4. American League Cleveland 6-8 Chicago 4-3 Detroit 3-2 St Louis 2 Washington 4-9 Philadelphia 3-16 New York-Boston rained out New York 3 Boston 0. St Louis 7 Chicago 1 Wisconsin Illinois League Appleton 10 Fond du Lac 6 Aurora 7 Rockford 0 Oshkosh 1 Green Bay 0 Madison 5 Racine 4.
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Minny Annes L. Pet
Winona - Aw
Pete Cee
Ccckovese
Duluth - Pancebeesese
Eau Claire Alle
la Crosse
ROCHE
Csecctyr
Ration
Columbus
Cooeccee
Rendal City
Eso
Louisville - Ae
Minneapolis - Ecceesdd
Milwaukee
St. Paul Hinds
Warcee E
Toledo
Indianapolis Er
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York Eceseveee
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland O
Washington - Wee
St. Louis
New York
Parabens Ee
Pittsburg - Eveccessd
Lous
Cincinnati
Madison
Cesesecces
Racine
Fond du Lac
Aurora
Covesede
Oshkosh Bkecs Ces Ves
Duluth
Superior
Eau Claire
Rochester
Winona
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cleveland
Washington
Mason Dominates With 13 Wins in 16 Appearances
The Mason team owns a 13–3 record this season after playing in 16 of New York's 63 games, as the circuit features matchups across Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis and other major cities with rivalries highlighted throughout the schedule.
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Mason
New York
Detroit Triumphs 3-2 Over St Louis In Low-Scoring Tilt
Drake and Cobb combined on a key play with a pass to Bush then Crawford’s long fly to push three runs across. Detroit won 3 to 2 as St Louis managed a lone tally in the eighth. Batteries Lafitte Stanage Hamilton Mitchell Clarke.
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Drake
Cobb
Bush
Crawford
Detroit
St. Louis
Lafitte and Stanage
Hamilton
Mitchell
Clarke
Baseball scores and batteries from multiple city games
Louisville beats Kansas City in two games 11 to 7 and 8 to 3 with Pfeister Hughes Rhoades O’Connor and Kroh Miller Powell O’Connor handling duties. Columbus and Minneapolis tie 2 2 with Lessard and Rapp Brown and Owen. Toledo defeats Milwaukee 7 4 with Yingling Carisch Gilligan Marion and Orendorf contributing. Indianapolis shuts out St Paul 19 2 in a split first game and wins 3 3 in the final session with Schlitzer Ritter Decanier Spencer and Chech Gehring Kelly.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Pfeister
Hughes
Rhoades
O'Connor
Kroh
Miller
Powell
Columbus
Minneapolis
Lessard
Rapp
Brown and Owen
Toledo
Milwaukee
Yingling
Carisch
Gilligan
Marion
Orendorf
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Schlitzer
Walsh
Chech
Gehring
Kelly
Ritter
Decanier
Spencer
Oregon plan in denatured form
Wisconsin legislators report a compromise bill for electing US senators allowing a candidate to announce support for the people's choice. The original measure would force the legislature to back the chosen senator, but the conference committee's plan represents a softened version. The article also notes a separate dispute over Standard Oil pricing.
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Mz Yison
Wis
Oregon
United States
Wisconsin
Conference Committee of Wisconsin
State Senate
Standard Oil Company
Americans Win Emperor's Cup in Kiel Yacht Race
The Sonder yacht Bibelot owned by Harry Payne Whitney and R. W. Emmons won the Emperor's cup at Kiel on June 28. Beaver finished second earning the Prince Henry of Prussia trophy for its owner.
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Kiel
Germany
Sonder
Bibelot
Harry Payne Whitney
R. W. Emmons
Beaver
Prince Henry of Prussia
Langford to Fight Fitzgerald at National Sporting Club
New York on June 29 reports that Sam Langford will face Jack Fitzgerald at the National Sporting Club on toy night with favorable betting odds.
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New York
National Sporting Club
Sam Langford
Jack Fitzgerald
Chicago Yacht Club Prepares For First Test Race
CHICAGO June 29 The Universal Yacht rules will face their first real test Saturday as the Chicago Yacht Club begins its cruise race with fleets gathering at the harbor for early trials and signal launches.
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Chicago
Chicago Yacht _club
Senators Rout Athletics as Athletics Rally Fails
The Senators trounced the Athletics as Detroit momentum loomed. Pitcher Mathewson starred for New York in the rebuilt grounds returning to form, while Cobb delivered a three base hit for the Tigers in a victory over the Browns.
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Senators
Athletics
Detroit
Ping Bodie
White Sox
Mathewson
Falkenburg
Johnny Kling
Boston
King Cole
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Browns
Cobb
Tyrus
Crawford
Nap Rucker
Phillies
Giants
Tenney
Mattern
Deneen Plans Washington Testimony On Lorimer Case
Governor Deneen said he will be subpoenaed to testify before the Lorimer committee in Washington. He will recount his statements about W A Cook and the telephone call involving Hines and money to elect Lorimer, insisting his Helm committee denial was false.
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Springfield
Deneen
W. A. Cook
Washington
Senate
Lorimer
Cook
Hines
Helm Committee
Bowers and Elliott Clash Over Pribyloff Seal Fisheries
In Washington the house committee on expenditures debated the Pribyloff seal herd dispute. U S Fish Commissioner Bowers called Prof Henry F Elliott of Cleveland a liar after Elliott alleged government connivance with sealing firms. Chairman Rothermel adjourned to halt further remarks.
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Washington
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Commerce and Labor
U. S
Bowers
Henry F. Elliott
Cleveland
Ohio
Pribyloff Islands
Elliott
Rothermel
Dan O Leary a Confidence Lesson in Baseball History
Dan O Leary shines as a notable baseball figure in a humorous portrait. He bets big, misreads a base path, and leads Scranton to a high scoring win over Williamsport, while his bold managerial style sparks wild betting and a storied career.
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Daniel
O’leary
O'Leary
John W. Gates
Richard Canfield
Phil Daly
John Morrissey
Dan
O’léary
Indianapolis
Scranton
Cam
Wilkesbarre
Leary
Panhandle
Pete
Williamsport
Cockney
Era Club to Reply to Cardinal Gibbons on Woman Suffrage
The Era club of New Orleans with 800 members prepares a public reply to Cardinal Gibbons for statements discouraging women's suffrage. At a Tuesday meeting members denounced the cardinal’s views as incorrect and superficial and a committee is drafting the response.
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New Orleans
Era Club
South
Cardinal Gibbons
Widow Challenges Estate Trust In Mental Incompetence Suit
Mrs Stilson Hutchins testified that $1 000 a month from her late husband s 4 000 000 estate is far too small to cover her and the household costs while caring for him as a trustee handles his affairs in a proceeding to declare him mentally incapable.
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Washington
Stilson Hutchins
Taft Stands Pat on Canadian Reciprocity Policy
President Taft said he would not be budged from his stance on Canadian reciprocity by Senate opponents’ dilatory tactics. He stated he would remain in Washington to push the issue.
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Washington
Aft
White House
Senate
Wisconsin Senate kills lobbyist bill inaction
The Wisconsin senate refused to pass a resolution directing the attorney general to act against unregistered lobbyists believed to have recently supported certain interests. The measure, opposed by the attorney general, argued no need to single out alleged violations for enforcement.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Assembly
Mesten Indicted for First Degree Murder in Albany
The grand jury indicted John Mesten a New Orleans theatrical man for murder in the first degree in the killing of Arthur Brown the Albany baseball club figure. Brown a Wilkes Barre native died in a dispute over Mrs McStea, two weeks prior in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
John Mesten
New Orleans
Arthur Brown
Brown
Wilkesbarre
Commission Turned Down In New Jersey Cities
Several New Jersey cities including Hoboken Bayonne and New Brunswick rejected the proposed commission form of government after Governor Wilson backed the measure. The plan faced opposition in Trenton and another town amid a wave of complaints and concerns.
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Jersey City
N. J
Wilson
Cil
Hoboken
Bayonne
New Brunswick
Trenton
Kharawac
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Smith
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Scott
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Plank
Gray
Henry
Martin
Thomas
Sherry
Coombs
Lapp
Tiger
Main St
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Crab Alley
American Association
Langford
Deneen Denes
Lie
Dan O’leary
Taft
Commission
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