Baseball Scores From July 21 At A Glance
Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 3 as Schulte drove in a run and scored twice on a double triple and home run. St Louis defeated New York 8 5, with Murray homering and Crandall driving in runs. Pittsburgh edged Boston 6 3, then 6 3 in two games. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 4 3 as Suggs sparked the win. Seattle topped Spokane 6 2, Portland won 2 1 over Tacoma, and Oakland shut out Sacramento 2 0 with strong pitching and a late score via a wild throw and Zacher’s homer.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Schulte
Beck
Ceneee
Reulbach
Archer
Ewing
Coin
Rigler
Finneran
St. Louis
New York
Matthewson
New York #ir
Crandall
Salles
Murray
Ferry
Griffin Perdue
Kling
Johnstone
Eason
Abesios
Belk Batteries
Hendrix, Steele and
Mon
Weaver
Pfeffer
Brown
Rariden
Eason and Johnstone
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Suggs
Ecesee
Biante
McLean
Scanion
Ragan
Bergen
Klem and
Brennan
Washington
Lake
R.H.E. St Tonie Jccx Scotvesvaeereee
Werrideion
Seccsecicacsecaene Ve Oo Batteries
Stephens
Cray
Ainsworth
Cleveland
Boston
Wood
Stovall
Lajoie
Miteell
R. Hae
Mterbjard de Pveenk Pwaloree
Tigetar ME
Oss
Cae Elk Batteries
Mitchell
Rigs
Fisher
Pape
Cicotte
Collina Wood
Williams
Corrigan
Detroit
Vangin
Sweeney
Mullin
Willett
Stanage
Callihan
Chicagy
Philadelphan
Beant
Young
Bender
Thtras
Seattle
Spokane
Bues
R.H. EB
Beattle We
Cas Des Csvevesen
Wiges and Shea
Holmes
Ostdlek
Portland
Tacomm
Tacoma
Thorsen
Clark
Vistors
R. H. E. Vancouver
Victoria
Sevenetene Spressolstein
Lewis
Devext
Hitt
Hogan
Halla
Abbott
Hildebrand
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Mahoney
Hoffman
Zacher
R.H. E
Oakinns Yaks
Thompson
Thomas
Gregory
Pearce
Finney
Pacific Coast League results and notes from July games
In Portland and Los Angeles action, San Francisco beat Portland 7 to 3 as Henkle was relieved after an effective fifth and sixth. Moskiman yielded only four runs through seven but Portland struck late. Browning closed out, Koester and Henkle sharing duties. Vernon routed Los Angeles 6 to 0 with Cavillie and Kane each scoring three.
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Portland
Frisco
Ore
Henkle
San Francisco
Koester
Moskiman
Browning
Jocalse
Weeee
Moskiiniin
Schmidt
Koestner
Kmuhn
Vernon
Angels
Los Angeles
Cavillie
Kane
Villagera
Pitt
Milapisya
Core
R.A. E. Waehom Colewesisemarseee von
Women Footpads Rob Two Milwaukee Rail Workers in Tacoma
Two women dressed in masculine clothing and masked held up railroad workers W. F. O’Connor and Frank Mead on Della street Tacoma shortly after midnight. Mead was searched, cash taken, and one woman searched his pockets while the other covered him with a revolver. They escaped as footprints and coins were found at the scene. police pursued but did not capture them.
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Tacoma
Wish
W. F. Or Connor
Frank Mead
Milwaukee Railroad
O'Conner
Mead
O'Connor
Della Street
John Strickland
Strickland
Dead Church May Become Memorial Amid Survivor's Request
In Media Pennsylvania the Clinton New Jerusalem church faces a memorial decision after a single survivor, W. R. Frantfield, submits the question of what to do with the church and its fonds of over 38,000 held by Mrs Borah and A. Burnley. The surviving member is the sole remaining link to the former congregation.
Church Funds Diverted Proposal and Trust Plan
The master recommends repairing dilapidated church properties and establishing a memorial while placing income with local trustees to fund service mission and charitable work. He opposes direct transfer to the general convention due to jurisdiction concerns. Trustees considered include Charles J. Shootnaker Ezra Hyde Allen and Walter D. Rodman. Wanconda Man Shoots Self details a separate incident. Alexander Lockhart, 60, accidentally shot himself in Wanconda Wash while lifting a gun from a wagon.
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Burnley
Charles J. Shootnaker
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Ezra Hyde Allen
East
Wanconda, Wash
Alexander Lockhart
Pendleton City Marshal Seizes Two Horses in 1911 Notice
The Pendleton City Marshal announces two seized animals, a bay mare 900 pounds branded 19 on left shoulder and a gray horse about 1000 pounds branded N on left shoulder. If unclaimed within ten days, the pair will be sold at public auction at 2 pm July 26, 1911, at the City Pound in Oregon Feed Yard, proceeds to cover costs. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Seeks 40 Tons Rock Spring Coal
The Pendleton Common Council invites sealed proposals to supply 40 tons of Rock Spring coal delivered within the city limits. Proposals are due to the City Recorder by 5 p.m. July 26, 1911, presented by John Hailey Jr., Acting Recorder.
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Pendleton
Rock Spring
Oregon
City Recorder
John Hailey, JR
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Hall’s Company
A historical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming it affects the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any failing case and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, with hall's family pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
the. Toke Hall
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