Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In Twelfth Inning
In Brooklyn yesterday Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 7 to 6 in twelve innings after a late rally. Ferry forced in the winning run by hitting Zimmerman with the bases loaded as Wagner and Hummel protested decisions. Batteries Steele Hendrix Ferry and Simeon for Brooklyn and Bergen Erwin Reston for Pittsburg.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland 7 1 In Rough Game
Philadelphia tops Cleveland 7 to 1 as Mitchell and Coombs shine on the mound. Cleveland offense limited to six hits and errors hurt their chances in the July game.
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Hasty Delivers Winning Run In Tight Ballgame
Victoria Spokane batter Hasty scored the decisive run off pitch by Furchner with Beal and Devogt aiding. The rally featured key plays from Kraft and others as the BeAL tra Wonaye sigs ca jecaTya eM Dae ae pedeehieaesiee 8 stances.
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Portland Rowing Club Wins Day at North Pacific Regatta
Portland Rowing club oarsmen swept three of four events on opening day as the North Pacific Association regatta opened in Portland Oregon. James Bay Athletic Victoria B C led by time 9 27 in junior doubles while Vancouver Rowing Club faced a loss in the four oared event.
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New Washington division schedule announced for night travel
The Washington division timetable goes into effect Sunday July 9 1911 enabling night travel to Spokane or Portland. Pendleton departures include No 1 at 7 4 m to Spokane with Spokane sleeping car via Wallula, No 2 at 2 m to Walla Walla, and No 6 at 4 50 a m with arrivals in Pendleton by 9 00 a m. No 7 from Spokane arrives Pendleton at 5 p m.
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