Barnes Shuts Out Cardinals for Series Win
New York defeats St Louis 2 to 0 as Barnes dominates on the mound in the final game of the series. Zimmermann and Meclenry led offense with two base hits, while Burns drove in the only runs. Cubs beat Phillies 6 to 3 as Flack homers and Chicago takes both games. Reds win twice at Boston, 4-2 in 13 innings and 6-2 transfer momentum. Pittsburgh tops Brooklyn 5-2 behind Terry’s two-run double and a ninth-inning Cutshaw homer.
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White Sox Sweep Athletics As Four-Run Rally Leads
Chicago wins fourth straight by routing Philadelphia 7 to 1 behind strong hitting and steady pitching from Cicotte. In Cleveland, Speaker and Johnston homer powered a 5 to 1 victory over New York as Bagby toed the mound well. Detroit beat Washington 3 to 1 in combating weather and Harper’s comeback bid. At North Randall, Prince Loree headlines a big day in the Grand Circuit with wins in the 2 05 trot and other divisions amid a large crowd.
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Willard Dempsey bout tied to judges decision claim image
Toledo July 12 Oliver Pecord, referee, says Willard demanded a fixed outcome for the Willard Dempsey boxing exhibition. Pecord signed a pre bout agreement restricting decision only to judges if the fight reached the limit. Promoter Tex Rickard and Drexel Biddle were to judge. Pecord would decide if they disagreed. Also notes three Eye League results Bloomington 6 Rockford 0 and other scores.
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Percival Wins Plucky Battle on Golf Links
Decatur July 12 W F Percival of Champaign youngest and least experienced player in the championship flight is new golf champion of Central Illinois Country club association. He upset George W. Bunn Jr in a 37 hole final, winning after a late rally and a nerve saving putt on the final hole. Percival, 20 and a UIUC junior, earns the association cup and a gold medal.
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Hardin for Washington Ambassador Post
Copenhagen July 11 Macmillan Hardin editor of Die Zukunft Berlin likely named German ambassador to Washington after relations are restored Fremdenblatt Hamburg reports.
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