Tenth Inning Rally Wins For Giants
Dallas defeats Morriss' Fort Worth 4 to 3 in ten innings after tying 1–1 through nine. Dellas produced a late batting rally with three runs in the extra frame as Fentress faded. Two-base hits by Tullos McAvoy and a string of miscues shaped the tense game at Dallas.
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Quakers Wallop Reds in Sixteen Innings in Philly
Philadelphia wins a 16 inning duel 3 to 2 over Cincinnati. Brennan pitched brilliantly, not issuing a walk, while Johnson exited after abuse of the umpire. Killifer drove in the decisive run on a double scoring Doolin, with key miscues and late rallies shaping a marathon green-and-white clash.
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Compton Wins Game Pinch Hitter Delivers Victory
Compton wins as a pinch hitter drives in the deciding run over the Brownies in a tense game. The late RBI swing hands a narrow triumph to the visiting squad with strong bullpen support.
Braves Top Cubs in Tight 5-4 Baseball Start
In Boston today the Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4. Leach doubled and scored on a wild pitch for the Cubs first, Schulte drove in three with a bases loaded homer in the sixth, and Cheney pitched well but Chicago made little headway. The Braves added single runs in the final three frames to seal the win.
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A's Split Doubleheader With White Sox In Chicago
Athletics beat White Sox 4 3 in game one while Chicago lost 8 1 in 12 innings in the nightcap. Cotterie outpitched Brown early before Brown shut down the Sox in the second game. key hits included Baker McInnis and Chappelle for Chicago and Roth and Strunk for Philadelphia.
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Buffs Dominate Pirates in 14 0 Thurday Matinee
Houston suffers a 14 to 0 defeat as Galveston errors pile up and Buffs pitcher Dode Criss dominates with 12 strikeouts. Criss and reliever Dade Criss overpower the Pirates while Houston struggles with fielding and timely hits.
Philadelphia Beats Chicago Behind Walsh and Scott Pitching
The game featured hits by Walsh and E Murphy with Philadelphia scoring 12 and Chicago 6. Walsh allowed 4 runs in 5 innings and Scott allowed 6 in 7. Brown struck out 3 and Scott 2. Time of game 2 hours 45 minutes with umpires Deneen and Egan.
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Lights League double-header at Krisch's park
A morning 9 30 start at Krisch's park on the West End car line features a Lights League double-header. The Editors meet the Business Office in the first game and the Typos face the Stereotypers in the second. Five innings per game with strong rivalries all around.
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New York Yacht Club Accepts Lipton Challenge for America's Cup
The New York Yacht Club accepts Sir Thomas Lipton's Royal Ulster challenge for the America's Cup after lengthy delays. The races will be sailed at Sandy Hook in September 1914 with the first race on September 10 and the second on September 15, followed by subsequent matches on Thursdays Saturdays and Tuesdays until finished.
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New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
George A. Cormack
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Pennsylvania Raises Motor License Fees
The state senate passed a motor car regulation bill increasing license rates except for under 25 horsepower pleasure cars. It raises highway revenue by 200000 annually for road work, bans local speed limits and car taxes, and sets city limits at 15 mph and rural limits at 24 mph. dealers’ car rates rise to 10.
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State Senate
Conference Committee
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Motorcycle wedding rout to Pleasantville for license
Otto Mansbarger and Bertha Englang of New Lexington Ohio traveled on a two wheeler to Pleasantville to obtain a license. They returned to the bride’s home where they were married.
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Ford Model T Focuses Company Efficiency
Detroit July 15 Henry Ford argues the Ford Motor Company succeeds by centering all effort on building one model. He cites large scale material buying, continuous machine use, and expert worker efficiency as keys, noting a 16,000 worker payroll and potential daily loss of 266 hours if time is wasted.
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Firestone Hosts Annual Picnic for Akron Plant Workers
Firestone Tire & Rubber officials organized a Saturday picnic for thousands of Akron plant employees at Silver Lake. The company funded the event with all amusements free, featuring music, dancing, baseball and outdoor entertainment from morning till night. Mr. Firestone had previously hosted factory leaders at a dinner, promoting close employer employee relations.
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Uncle Sam Uses Motorcycle to Deliver Government Orders
A government recycling of a motorcycle transports orders from the government printing office to recipients. The shift signals new low cost logistics during times of need and showcases adaptive wartime or public service effort.
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