Red Sox Fail to Score as Cubans Edge Them 2–0 in Foggy Exhibition
The Boston Americans were defeated 2–0 by the Cubans at Baseball Park in a windy, damp afternoon game. Cubans made errors that produced both runs while Munoz held the Sox to six hits and Speaker, Lewis, and Cooper contributed on defense and offense in a well played though unlucky affair. J Lannin led the Red Sox party to the city as the two teams exchanged sharp plays and near-misses in front of a sizable crowd.
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Cubans Beat Pacers in Atlantic League Clash
The Cuban team edged Perth Amboy 6 to 2 in a tight Atlantic League game. Randolph pitched for Amboy while Romanach, Viola, and Lewis led the Cubans with key hits and a late eighth inning rally. Standing shows Cubans atop the league with 28 wins overall.
Out by Cooper 9 by Munoz 4 Hit by Pitcher Cooper
Umpire Neu er calls a hit by pitch after Cooper tags Munoz in the plate clash. The RBI line shows Cooper scoring as the crowd reacts to a tense baseball moment.
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Weekend baseball results from Newark Perth Amboy and others
Saturday scores show Newark defeated Perth Amboy 9 to 6 while Danbury beat Asbury Park 2 to 0. Newburgh edged Paterson 6 to 5 and Poughkeepsie defeated Middletown 7 to 6.
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Athletics defeat Pirates in a late rally
The Grapevine game between the Athletics and Pirates saw a drama filled afternoon. After falling behind, the Pirates led several times before the Athletics exploded for five runs in the sixth and seventh to reach a final of 12 runs to 8. Umpire Lane presided.
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Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand Shocks Europe
Vienna reports the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Duchess Sophie during a Sarajevo visit. A bomb failed and a Servian student killed them with two shots, with six aides wounded. The archduke, fifty, and the duchess died at the palace soon after.
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Koehler Sentence Stands Amid Court Martial Dismissal
President Wilson approves dismissal sentence for Major Benjamin M. Koehler of the coast artillery corps. Koehler commanded at Fort Terry, Plum Island, where sensational charges were brought in a secret trial. In Milwaukee, open air kissing season begins with a price set at seven dollars and fifty cents per kiss by Judge Page.
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