Baseball Scores and Standings From The League Games
American League results show St. Louis defeating Washington 2–0 at St. Louis and Chicago beating the Athletics 8–4. Cleveland edged Boston 8–7, Detroit topped New York 8–6. National League totals include New York sweeping St. Louis 8–3, Brooklyn over Cincinnati 4–3, Philadelphia defeating Chicago 4–3, Boston beating Pittsburgh 6–3, with other listed standings and records for the season.
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Washington
Lake
Stephens
Bras
Ainsmith
Chicago
Athletics
Scott
Loung
Sullivan
Bender
Thomas
Cleveland
Boston
Mitchell
Gregg
Fisher
Vape
Cicotte
Williams
Detroit
New York
Vaughn
Sweeney
Mullin
Sianage
Sallee
Harmon
Bresnahan
Mathewson
Crandall
Niecyers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hatteries
Scanion
Rage
Bergs
McLean
Miladelphia
Philadelphia
Reulbach
Archer
Ewing
Doom
Pittsburg
Ferry
Camnitz
Simons
Griffin
Kling
Hendricks
Weaver
Ratden
Tri State League Scores and Standings From Regional Games
Reading leads with 48 19 716 and York 31 38 449 while Trenton 42 28 600 Lancaster 30 37 448 Harrisburg 28 40 412 and Wil ming 24 43 358 share the table. Battles show wins by Hafford Kerr Parsons Carter York and others in a tight regional race.
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Tristate League
Reading
Afcona
Horsey
Philbin
Bentley
Broezele
Lancaster
Johnstown
Lainz
Stanley
Raubioreleie
Rementer
Wilmington
Harrisiura
Willngton
Shawkey
Mays
Muth
Therre
Trenton
York
Hafford
Kerr
Parsons
Carter
BallsuieeDaeats
Johnston
Meapley
W.L. PC
WL. PC
Lancastr
Altoona
Harrisg
Jobusin
Wilming
Rebels Seize Cape Haitien as City Is Pillaged
Rebels storm Cape Haitien and seize control as government forces crumble. Foreign consuls shelter officials and residents while an American yacht offers refuge to women and children pending a U S warship arrival. Fort Liberte attacked, government battalions flee under heavy fire, and Monplaisar’s division fights valiantly amid feeble resistance.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Tai
Consu
United States
Wells
Fort Liberte
Presiceort Simon
Monplaisar
Fort Au Prince
Lewis Strang Killed In Wisconsin Auto Race Crash
Lewis Strang of Racine, a noted auto racer and aviator, died when his car in the state reliability tour jumped a bank at Blue River while avoiding a passing team. Three others escaped uninjured as Strang’s associates note his reckless conduct since leaving Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Lewis Strang
Racine
Blue River
Strang
Deadh
Lacrosse
Rirang
Bandits Kill Engineer On Northern Pacific Train
three masked robbers stopped eastbound train No 2 near Buffalo North Dakota and stole about 500 dollars from passengers including 300 from sleepers and diners. Engineman Olson of Fargo was wounded by two gunshots when they demanded the train stop before fleeing into the darkness.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Buffalo
Olson
Farge
Watts
Vallay
Alto
Olen
Hin
Inganias
Lawsuit Seeks Void residuary bequest in Eddy Estate
In Merrimack county court George W. Grover seeks to invalidate Mary Baker Eddy's residuary clause bequeathing about two million dollars to the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. He argues undue influence and concealment by church directors over the feeble testatrix, naming Henry M. Baker as executor and church officers as defendants. Dr. E J Foster Eddy is listed as another interested party.
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Merrimack County
Eddy
Christian Science Church
Mrs. Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston Mass
Married by telephone links three towns in coin Iowa
In Coin Iowa July 21 a wedding was held by telephone with the officiating clergyman Rev H B Minton in his study, uniting George Prentice in Northboro and Miss Mary DeWitt in Blanchard. Blanchard is five miles south, Northboro three miles west, all equidistant from the pastor’s home.
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Coin
H. B. Minton
George Prentice
Northboro
Mary DeWitt
Blanchard
Haystack Saves Aviator in Fall
A haystack saved Harry Gowling, an amateur aviator, when his plane flipped during a banking turn and dropped sixty feet. He leaped to safety into the haystack, escaping serious injury though the aircraft was wrecked.
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Chicago
Harry Gowling
Gowling
Judge Fines Hugo Rosenberg for Customs Duty Fraud
In New York on July 21 Judge Arch bald of the United States circuit court fined Hugo Rosenberg a member of Rosenberg Brothers dry goods importers on Fifth Avenue twenty five thousand dollars after he pleaded guilty to four indictments charging defrauding the government of customs duties.
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New York
Archbald
United States Circuit Court
Hugo Rosenberg
Rosenberg Brothers, Dry Goods Iporters
Fifth Avenue
Veteran Secretary of Agriculture Rumored to Retire
Washington July 21 It is intimated by friends of Mratt that President would welcome the retirement of Secretary James Wilson of the department of agriculture This possibility stems from a dispute with Dr Warley chief of the bureau of chemistry Wilson a veteran cabinet member has led the department for fourteen years under McKinley Roosevelt and Taft Opposing Warley’s course fuels retirement talk
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Washington
Mratt
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Wil
Crowned Himself in Impromptu Coronation Tale
An account of an improvised coronation attempt of King William II in 1831 described as King George IV’s influence. The king dictated the prorogation of parliament in person after the first reform bill’s second reading, fetched the crown, and wore it himself saying the coronation was over. The event, noted in Greville's memoirs, ended with a crown that did not fit but a successful prorogation.
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George IV
William II
England
Earl Grey
House of Lords
Greville
Lord Hastings
Lord Grey
London Chronicle
Plot to Kill De la Barra Plot
Police report a plot to assassinate Provisional President De la Barra during Juarez day exercises. president disputes the claim while detectives probe. Conspirators reportedly had no chance to act on the eve of the anniversary.
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DE LA Barra
Moxico City
Mex
de Ie Barra
Benito Pablo Juarez
Sandy's Scruples and a Sunday Row on the Loch
In a village near a famous Scottish loch two visiting tourists seek a boat for a row. They meet Sandy the elder of the kirk who refuses to lend the boat yet offers a plan to row and pay later. He warns the tourists of church duties while proposing a cheeky workaround. General Diaz in Paris news follows.
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Sandy
Kirk
London
Frederick Market Prices Quotations July 11 1971
Frederick County farmers exchange reports prices for grains feeds seeds and hay including Wheat No 2 Red Corn Shelled Rye Oats Barley flour mill feed red dog dairy feed cotton seed meal timothy clover hay and straw ranges listed per bushel or ton plus a note on a diarrhea remedy sale by all druggists featuring Chamberlains Colic Cholera Morbus to speed relief.
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Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
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