Chicago Won in the Ninth Inning Over Baltimore Today
Chicago defeated Baltimore in Baltimore in the ninth, with both starters hit hard. Batteries Howell and Robinson for Baltimore, Patterson and Sullivan for Chicago. Also Washington edged Milwaukee in a close, exciting game on a late home run.
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Cincinnati Beats Chicago to Close Series in Easy Fashion
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 1 as Eason was knocked out in the fourth. Taylor pitched five strong innings, Green and Peltz collected hits, and Hartsel, Dobbs, and Menefee starred for Cincinnati. Brooklyn beat New York 7 to 1 behind Newton’s five-hit outing, with Davis and McBride keying a late scoring surge.
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Phillies Edges Tigers In Clean Quick Game
August 2 Philadelphia hosted Detroit in a fast contest noted for its cleanliness. Detroit scored early but Philadelphia pulled away with a decisive sixth inning, aided by strong pitching from Miller and Bernhard while Moore’s gifts were costly.
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Pitchers and Players Move Across Leagues
Johnny Sutthoff joined the Cincinnatis yesterday and will show what he can do in the pitcher's box. Manager Davis of the New York National League club has asked that Third Baseman Robinson of the Kansas City team be sent East for trial, but Manager Tebeau will not comply. Hanlon of the Brooklyn National League club claims a contract with Catcher Stillman signed by the Philadelphia American League and says he will refer the matter to President Johnson. if Stillman belongs to Brooklyn he will be returned.
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Elkes and Michael Win Twenty Five Mile Motor Pace
A large crowd at Charles River Park watched Marty Elkes and Jimmy Michael win the twenty five mile motor paced team race over Watthour and Albert Champion. Watthour led early but faded after mile four as Elkes and Michael surged ahead, finishing with a clear lead while Champion was largely absent from the result. Michael clocked 38 33 in the winner’s time.
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Mrs Wiesiows Mae Syrup and Glenns Sulphur Soap Ad
An old advertisement extols Mrs Wiesiows Mae Syrup as a universal remedy for children including wind colic and diarrhoea, and promotes Glenns Sulphur Soap for skin conditions and complexion issues. It also mentions hair dye products in black or blonde.
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Cresceus Sets World Last Quarter Record at Readville Meet
Cresceus wins Free-for-All pace and two heats at Readville Grand Circuit gathering as he lowers the mile track record by three quarters of a second and clocks the fastest last quarter trotting ever at 29 4-5 seconds. Charley Herr is distanced by Cresceus and Lord Derby. Dan Patch dominates 2:14 pace heat wins. crowd near 15,000 watches.
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Boone county fair harness action tops Indiana meet
Ten thousand spectators watched Boone county fair events with fast tracks and record times. In the Elwood fair a 2:11 speed record was broken on the track with Love King and Elsie among the contenders, while Harry won the free-for-all pace.
Winchester and Floyd county fair racing reports
Winchester Indiana August weather and racing results from day two at the Winchester meeting. Horses Mai bern Sag B. and Bob Evans won heats in trots and sprints, with times noted. Attendance 15 40 and discussion of purses, entrants, and notable locals. Reports from New Albany and Muncie, Indiana cover Kalta Robert D. and Whiteley stable issues affecting racing programs.
Races Report From Galesburg and Nearby Tracks Aug 22
At Galesburg Illinois on August 22 the 2:13 trot winner Miss Della Fox clocked 2 10 after finishing yesterday unfinished. My Choice won the 2:11 pace with Maj. Marshall second and Armada Prince third. Best times noted for multiple heats and starters listed. In Rockport Indiana crowds swelled with hot contests and winners Include Theodo sius in free-for-all pace and Mike Haverly in free-for-all run. Flora Indiana notes Andrew J. Riggle selling Lady Coleridge to E H Saul with a 2 17 mark and connections to Ruby Mack.
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Charter Oak stake field set after late closing entries
Hartford Aug 2 The Charter Oak stake for 10000 at Charter Oak Park in early September drew a long list, the largest since 1891. Entries closed Aug 11 and were released at noon. 2:13 trotters include Alan Whitley Muncie Ind May Allen Reardon Indianapolis Beldia Simmons New York Weta Portsmouth N H Massay Girl Buckingham Consuela Maripoca Goshen Pawtucket James Schelin Parkway Farm Dreamer Lawson Boston Confessor Lawson New York Belle Kuzer Baltimore Dolly Bliwell Reidville Pleasanton Metalles New Haven and others.
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Rain Soaks Races At Saratoga Kinloch Park Hawthorne
Rain turned tracks to mush at Saratoga Kinloch Park Hawthorne St Louis Fort Erie and Windsor on Aug 22. Races featured The Rhymer at Saratoga winning by eight lengths, Miss Conrad causing a spill at Kinloch Park, and Flaccus winning Emerald Stakes at Hawthorne amid deep mud. Several other winners included Colonel Stone and Georgia Gardner in Detroit and Windsor events with varied prices.
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Dallas lawyer convicted of juror bribery in Baptist Church case
R E Collom a prominent Dallas attorney was found guilty of attempting to bribe jurors in the Haydon Crantill case arising from the Texas Baptist Church dispute. He received three years in jail a $10 fine and disbarment the stiffest penalty under the statute.
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Shamrock II Sails Well in First CLP Challenger Trial
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock II completed a ninety minute trial spin off the coast with favorable results. The vessel appeared balanced and responsive, nearing the performance of the Constitution and Columbia. Lipton and designer Watson praised the run, while plans for longer trials and upcoming races were announced.
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Columbia Defeats Constitution In Seawan Nahka Race At Oyster Bay
The Columbia defeated the Constitution twice on corrected time and elapsed time in the Seawanhaka triangular course at Oyster Bay. Despite fluky wind and light breeze, Columbia led from the start, gaining on every leg and finishing with a decisive margin as crews argued over wind shifts and sail handling. The result reopens the cup defender question less than a month before the international contest.
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Columbia Triumph in Regatta at Glencove and Oyster Bay
The Columbia won the race by a wide margin with a two boat separation as both crossed the finish. The Columbia docked at Glencove while the Convolution sailed back to Oyster Bay. Mr. Duncan blamed the defeat on the big topsail beating up the Constitution so that its sail was nearly useless.
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Jeffries Ruhlin Signed for Twenty Round Fight in November
James J. Jeffries and Gus Ruhlin signed articles with the Twentieth Century Athletic Club for a twenty round contest to be held in early November with the date to be fixed later. The club guarantees the Nechters 2% of receipts and the referee remains to be chosen.
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Ryan and Douglass Fight Private Club Ten-Round Bout
Tommy Ryan formerly of Syracuse and Bob Douglass of St. Louis sparred ten rounds before a private club in Kansas City. Douglass faced pressure and was knocked to the canvas by a hard left in round seven, after which his seconds threw in the sponge as the ten rounds limit approached.
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Moses Dissent on Women in Law Practice Concluded
In a lengthy discussion Professor Rogers traces the history of admitting women to the bar across states. He notes divisions among courts over rights and social questions, arguing women should have freedom to decide for themselves. The speaker asks if such a life in law suits their temperament and whether reform to society would follow. He insists women deserve the chance to gain experience and choose for themselves, even without public demand. Henry D. Estabrook of Was Beatie is cited.
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Indianapolis Gas Co Speakers at Law Congress Plan
The Indianapolis Gas Co spoke on legal conditions illustrated by irrigation law. A resolution urged the president and executive committee to promote a united congress of lawyers during the St Louis World’s Fair of 1904, with a committee from each state and territory. John M. committee report read later. William Ketcham protested non‑reading. Nominations for officers and secretary and treasurer were agreed and to be presented tomorrow.
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Brainerd chairs meeting on pauper litigants and Hague pact
Caplas Brainerd of New York presided at an International Law Association session in Glasgow. A motion urged the United States and Great Britain, not party to The Hague convention, to accede the veto. A bureau offering free counsel was proposed to curb improper litigation.
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Notable Visitors Stop by Canton Me Seleibey Home
Mrs Rand of Washington visited the Me Seleibey household in Canton. Hon C Francis of Troy NY, U S minister to Greece, called to present concerns to the President. Coincidental meeting, including other callers A Smith of Philadelphia and C R B of Columbus, linked to the late J Beith of the American Dures.
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Montana to auction 2000 acres of state land in Carbon County
Helena Aug 2 Montana will begin a sale of 2000 acres of state lands in Carbon County with Red Lodge as the county seat. Bids start at ten dollars per acre with minimum lease terms. The sale in Flathead County remains undecided and no land will be sold for less than ten dollars per acre.
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Phoenix Arta Damages Case Highlights Alleged Failures
Scala sues Miss Jessie Flemlee for damages alleging failure to act as required in a dispute dated August 2 in CHIVAGO. Jamee A Femina, a reputed wealthy mine owner, is mentioned in connection with the case.
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