Five Runs in the Ninth Topples Cincinnati for Boston
Cincinnati fell to Boston 6 to 3 as Boston rallied for five runs in the ninth inning. Thielman pitched well but received little support while attendance reached 2,500. Other games saw Pittsburgh beat New York 4–0 and St Louis top Brooklyn 3–0.
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Cincinnati Team Likely to Change Hands Soon
Rumor links Cincinnati Nationals owner John T Brush with a sale to a local syndicate led by August Herman, a Cox ally, with Ashley Lloyd a major stockholder. If true, Brush could expand his NY club holdings or become NL president, though supporters doubt the report and Brush plans to bolster the Reds for next season.
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Indianapolis
August Herman
George B. Cox
Street Railway Company
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Brush
New York
National League
Mr. Brush
Eastern League Feud Pushes Minor Leagues to Financial Strain
A New York report says the Eastern League suffers from high player salaries amid a fight with the American Association. Presidents Powers faces censure for urging costly contracts, while the Association remains financially robust. If the Eastern League disbands or cuts salaries, triggers ripple through minor leagues before Aug 1.
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Pittsburg Seeks Pennant in Oregon NL Race
Captain Clarke leads the Pittsburg players in a tense National League pennant chase through Oregon venues. They face a string of booneball disasters that threaten the season’s end, but a successful finish remains possible despite setbacks.
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Toledo Loses to Indianapolis in Eleven Inning Tilt
Toledo could not topple Indianapolis as Lundblum yielded four hits in the third and five more through the fifth. Sutthoff scattered hits, Owens sparked the offense, and Indianapolis seized the win in extra innings. Final 8 to 3 with several two base hits and a lone home run by Smith.
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Baseball Dilemma Overlooked In Southern League
HWASEBALL Gossip notes that Babb and Gossip may be barred from Southern League play amid ongoing turmoil in the Eastern League. The dispatch hints at mounting owner discontent and the potential for a broader revolt, with factions debating punitive actions and league alignment.
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Phillies and Washington Win Tight Ball Games
Dineen and Waddell held Boston to five hits as Philadelphia won 4 2. Orth hurled well for Washington, aided by a triple play, to beat Baltimore 4 1. Chicago beat St Louis 7 6 on late hitting as Patterson labored. Cleveland routed Detroit 5 0 as Barrett starred in defense and Bradley drove in runs.
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Schaeffer Sets Multiple American Records at NYAC Meet
E E C Schaeffer of the National Swimming Association won both 230 and 390 yard events at Travers Island, New York, setting new American marks in 110, 390, 550, 6, 770, and 890 yard races. Wenck of NYAC placed second in the 110 and led early in the 20 yard event before finishing behind Schaeffer.
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Wenck
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York Athletic Club Sets Records in Open Meet
York Athletic Club runner Schaeffer led late and was cheered as six new records were announced. J A Ruddy of Knickerbocker Athletic Club won a 110 yard handicap by six feet in 1 223 5. H C Deloiselle unattached won the novice 110 yard race by ten yards with three feet separating followers as debate over a protest by the AAU committee looms.
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Jeffries and Fitzsimmons Train for Big San Francisco Fight
Interest runs high as James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons prepare for a twenty five round title bout in San Francisco next Friday week. Fans expect a long hard battle with fierce action from start to finish and local attention centers on returns from the ringside at the Empire Theater.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
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Empire Theater
Country Club Golf Championship Round One Results
In the first round of championship match play at the Country Club links A L Mason beat W B Wheelock J Cumming Smith defeated George N Catterson Clarence Stanley defeated Samuel Reid and J K Sharpe Jr beat Walter Millikan In the women's round Mrs Thompson defeated Miss Potts Miss Jameson beat Mrs Potts Miss Wynn defeated Mrs Catterson and Mrs E H Burford beat Mrs Dean Second round set for Sept 13 with Sharpe vs Mason Stanley vs J Cumming Smith Burford vs Thompson and Wynn vs Jameson confers after the draw.
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Payne plans Milwaukee stay then Roosevelt visit and Atlantic voyage
Postmaster General Henry C. Payne arrived in Milwaukee on a personal trip and will stay about ten days before visiting President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. He plans to begin vacation around August 1 to accompany the naval maneuvering expedition on the Atlantic for three weeks.
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Threshing Boiler Explodes Killing One Man
In Mound Ridge Kansas a threshing machine boiler exploded injuring two men. Anson Crippen died in the blast while Charles McAppleton and John Friesen suffered serious injuries. The incident occurred today near Mound Ridge.
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Young American golfer Reinhardt shines amid strong field
The plucky youngster Reinhardt defeated champion Travis and is hailed as a bright star in American golf. He is described as a thoroughgoing American with promise of further honors on the links.
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Young Handicap at Washington Park Won by Argregor
Argregor surged from a quick early pace to overtake Scarlet Lily in the Washington Park Young Handicap, winning by a length as Six Shooter and Hunter Raine chased. C. T. Boots owned Argregor and Cougar placings mirrored the late surge in the fourth race.
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Fort Erie crowd sees favorites fare badly this afternoon
One of the biggest crowds of the meeting watched the favorites falter at Fort Erie this afternoon. Winners include Feely F. F. G. Good Obstinate Simon Hinsdale Lonne and Terry Ranger.
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Wrenn Brothers Dominate New York Lawn Tennis Tourney
In Westchester Country Club rounds the Wrenn brothers remained undefeated after beating Whitman and Ware in a key match. Whitman and Ware earlier toppled Ward and Davis in the final set, while Larned split with Whitman in an exhibition. Exhibition singles saw Larned defeat Whitman 6-4 6-2.
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Ward and Davis win middle States tennis doubles title
New York reports Ward and Davis defeated Little and Alexander in the middle States doubles final at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey by scores of 6 2 6 2 6 2 in a decisive match.
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