New Hot Wells Golf Club to Open July 1
Will H. Symons leads construction of an 18 hole course at Hot Wells absorbing Laurel Heights to form the Hot Wells Golf Club. First nine holes cost over $5000 with four river crossings and Bermuda grass greens planned for year round play near the hotel.
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Federal League Carrs Team Wins in Indianapolis
The Federal locals defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4 in Indianapolis. Mc Keediny and Kauff each had three hits in four at bats. Kaiser made a running catch. Final line score shows Pittsburg 4 runs on 7 hits with 3 errors and Indianapolis 8 runs on 13 hits with 1 error. Pitchers Camnitz Berry Billiard Rariden.
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Trims Tip-Tops in doubleheader by Kansas City
Kansas City defeats Brooklyn 10 to 7 in game one and 2 to 1 in game two. Harris relieves Adams after the fourth in the second game as Finneran loses. Kenworthy hits a bases loaded homer to spark the eighth inning, with Stovall following with another. Brooklyn uses 17 players in the opener.
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St Louis and Buffalo Split Double Bill in Illinois
In St Louis a doubleheader ended with Buffalo taking the second game 10 to 0 while St Louis won the opener 7 to 4. Anderson excelled in the first three rounds for the locals, and Moran dominated the second game, holding St Louis scoreless as no one reached third base.
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Oilers Sweep Boosts Beaumont Heading Texas League Race
Beaumont in the Texas League enjoyed a clean four game series victory over the Waco Navigators with a double-header split on Sunday. The club welcomed Jimmy Clark, dispelled lineup change rumors, and noted trades including James to Waco Bennard swap and Munsell Bowen exchange while the race tightens among Austin San Antonio and Dallas.
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Diplomats to gain funded embassies under new House bill
The Atlanta Constitution notes the House passed a diplomatic and consular appropriation bill funding embassy and legation grounds and buildings in several countries. It criticizes the lack of maintenance funds for prominent representatives, arguing officials have had to rely on personal wealth to maintain offices abroad. The piece sees the measure as correcting this prior blunder.
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Athletics Beat Napier in 10-8 Nine Inning Game
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Cleveland 10 to 8 in a June 13 game. Turner moved to second and Olson to third with Tur ner at second base. Olson committed three errors, contributing to six runs in the sixth. Plank relieved Shawkey and left with a minor arm issue as Pennock finished the game.
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Quakers Beat Reds in Extra Innings Narrow Win
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 5 to 4 after a late game rally. Luderus drove in the decisive run in extras following Magee’s scoring play and two outs in the ninth inning.
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Bill Seeks East Trip After O'Day Passes
Chicago correspondent BILL writes of staying home after O'Day declines to bring him on a road trip. He recalls injuring his leg, criticizes Cleveland players and White Sox pitchers, boasts about hitting skills, and mentions a date with a social club doll while hoping for an O'Day wire. He notes Spain exported 4,000,000 pounds of paper for cigarettes last year.
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Warning Against Fake Solicitors Impostors in The Light
The Light cautions the public not to pay money to unauthorised representatives claiming to run a baby contest for the newspaper. Such solicitors are impostors. The Light will provide information to help apprehend these criminals.
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