New York Heaton by Boston in the Tenth Inning
Baseball results update lists New York and Boston in the tenth inning, with Boston winning on Murphy and Lowe hits and Long’s two-bagger. New York and Philadelphia games adjourned by rain, plus Cincinnati, Chicago, and Detroit results, attendance figures, and standings noted.
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Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
Western Association
Bon Wayne
Matthews
Marion
Pectin
Grand ‘Rappes
S St. On
American Association
Toledo
Bestia i
Ebtary
Himeore
Detroit
Iene
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Phiadelphia
Green
Bey
Murphy
Lowe
Long
Hickman
Bostons
Davis
Matthewson
Warner
Nichols and Kittridge
New Yorks
Ons
Pittinger Hamilton
Buelow
Phyle
Cleveland Anderson
Union City
East
Bos _enereances uncie
Muncie
Sceo
Gan Cn
Brenton Hak
Benton Herber Express
Benton Harbor Express
Warsaw
Eixhart Special
Lafayette Aecommodation
Spicase
Wales
Nolnnati Express
Cincinnat
Greensburg
Washington- Verson
Louievi
N. Vernon
Wabash
Uist
St. Louis
St. Louie Southwestern
Lim
St. Louis Limited
Terre Mante & Mattoon
Louis Express
Chicago L Lafayette
Wheeling Beats Grand Rapids Easier Than Expected
In Grand Rapids Michigan on July 29 Wheeling dominated the locals as pitcher Killen shut them down while Luther was heavily hit. Final score Wheeling 6 Grand Rapids 3 with Sinceman Zalusky Killen and Fox contributing for Wheeling.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wheeling
Killen
Luther
Rust
Sinceman Zalusky
Fox
Columbus Beats Marion in Game With Strong Pitching
Columbus won over Marion 6 to 2 driven by solid pitching from Wilhelm and timely hits from the lineup. Scoring featured a steady sequence early and late runs as Wilhelm and Zinram paired on the mound for Columbus while Marion used Yerkes Harnish and Kellner in the field.
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Columbus
Marion
Wilhelm
Zinram
Yerkes
Harnish
Kellner
Evansville Smashes Cedar Rapids In Defeating Play
Evansville won today by superior all around play as Cedar Rapids was badly crippled. Final score Cedar Rapids 0 Evansville 4 with batteries Jones Weaver Closson Polchow Roth. Southern Association results list Little Rock 8 Nashville 3 Shreveport 0 Birmingham 1 New Orleans 4 Selma 0.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Jones
Memphis
Srences
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Birmingham
New Orleans
Selma
Columbia defeats Constitution to win Newport Cup
Newport July 2 The Columbia defeated the Constitution boat for boat by two minutes forty eight seconds to win the $1,000 cup offered by Col John Jacob Astor. Constitution to undergo overhaul and will skip Newport races this week while Columbia to sail against the Boston boat.
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Newport
R. L
Columbia Today
Constitution
John Jacob Astor
Duncan
Columbia
Boston
Bristol
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Newport Cat
Stack
Senneval Wins Sewanahaka Cup Third Race
Senneval wins the final Sewanahaka cup race at Dorval 4:55 with Grey Friar five minutes back. Royal St. Lawrence Yachting Club will hold the cup for another year.
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Dorval
Que
Senneval
Grey Friar
Royal
Taylor Wins Again In Madison Square Garden Race
Major Taylor of Worcester wins the half mile circuit title at Madison Square Garden, beating Frank Kramer in the final heat by three quarters of a wheel. W. S. Fenn defeated Kramer in the semi, while Hardy Wahing takes the one mile Renin handicap. Other results include Owen Kimble second, Jack Coburn third, Walter Bardgett winning the pro one mile in 2:10 class, Jed Newkirk second, C. Madison taking amateur one mile, and Jimmy Moran defeating Arthur Ross in a five mile motor paced race.
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New York
Taylor
Worcester
Mass
Frank Kramer
Manhattan Beach
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
W.S. Fenn
Hardy Wahing
San Jose
Cal
Owen Kimble
Louisville
Jack Coburn
Newark
N. J
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Jed Newkirk
Chicago
C. Madison
Providence
R. I
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Arthur Ross
May Allen Wins the Trot in Columbus Grand Circuit
In Columbus Ohio July 29 the Grand Circuit opened with fair weather and strong crowds. May Allen an Indianapolis mare trotted three straight heats to beat Country Jay and others in the 2:23 pace while Martha Marshall and Captain Sphinx also showed strong performances in earlier heats. Dan Patch led the final event though never forced to speed.
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Sheean
Country Jay
Eleata
Detroit
Cleveland
May Alien
Indianapolis
Dan Patch
Joe Patchen
Martha Marshall
B. m
Grand Marshall
McDowell
B. G
Frank
Captain Sphinx
Velie
Nouamle
Helm
Carnot
Blk. S
Wickensham
Gro Furijoso
Br. S
Miller
Dro
Dick Thompson
Murphy
Trinkle
Stiles
Winfield Stratton
B. S. the Joy
Alvin
Geek
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B. g.Seely Dee
Jack Mont
Greer
May Allen
Queiier Wilson
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Price
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van Bokle
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Frank Merriott
B. iv
Jones
Paulding Boy
B. H
Vogel
Hal
B. x
Raybold
Baroletta
May Allen the Indy mare wins 2:23 trot at Columbus
May Allen, a six year old Indianapolis mare owned by M. H. Reardon, won the 2:23 trot at Columbus. Reardon bought her three months ago from Arthur Davis of Ladoga for $3,000 and kept her in his string of forty at the fair grounds. His low advertising kept the victory quiet until the Columbus event, where she sold 5 to 100 and Reardon and friends celebrated a big win.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
M. H. Reardon
Union Stockyards
Arthur Davis
Ladoga
Fair Grounds
Reardon
Associated Press
Racing Foul Disqualification Amid Muddy Brighton Beach Grooves
Thunderstorm at Brighton Beach turns track to mud after third race. Winner of the fifth race disqualified for foul. O’Connor’s claim upheld against the winner. Corbett was 2nd. Malden took Great Place. Concurrent results list at Hawthorne, Delmar and Fort Street meets with multiple favorites failing to win.
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Brighton Beach
Malden
O'Connor
James J. Corbett
Charagrace
Frangibte
Brownie Anderson
Arian
George Arnold
Bonnie Lissak
ST. Louis
General McGruder
Lunar
Delmar Park
Winsers
Benham
Runnels
Northern Spy
Peter Duryea
Maximus
Buffalo
Fort Breet
Gray Dally
Dixie Queen
Detroit
Windsor
Ally
Aron
Senator Berhake Stei
Tres Te Ks Sentai Stamnes
Meeting in Paterson Praises Bresci at Anniversary
In Paterson New Jersey Bartholdi Hall packed with Bresci supporters including Pedro Esteve editor of La Questione Sociale. Speakers praised the assassin of King Humbert shouting Down with empires and questioning the status of Bresci's companions.
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Bartholdi
Paterson
N. J
Bresci
King Humbert
Italy
Bresel
Quinto
Carello
Lami
United States
Matteo
Spierondo
Esteve
Brooklyn
Young Jackson Wins Slugfest at Baltimore Ford's Opera House
California colored lad Young Peter Jackson defeats Jimmy Handler of Newark in the ninth round of a fiery six round stoppage at Ford's Opera House under Eureka Athletic Club. Referee George Mantz halted after Jackson lands a decisive left to Handler's jaw as crowd reacts. earlier, Handler led in spots but Jackson endured punishment. In Cleveland at League Park Tom Jenkins wins two of three falls in mixed style title bout over Charles Wilmert with falls in 15:28, 21:43, and 2:30 respectively.
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Peter Jackson
Jimmy” Handler
Newark
N. J
Ford's Opera House
Eureka Athletic Club
Mercury
Jackson
Handler
Olice
Andeferee
George Mantz
Cleveland
Tom Jenkins
Charles Wilmert
Cincinnati
League Park
Jenkins
Wittmer
Oil and Gas Fields Steadily Expanding Across Texas and West
A geology bulletin notes Western interior and Texas fields continually extend due to fuel demand. Beaumont oil, with a heavy sulfurous asphalt base and gravity of twenty two degrees Baume, is viewed as fuel oil. Spindle Top area shows limited but ongoing drilling with cautious optimism for additional small fields in the same horizon.
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Washington
Western Interior
Texas
Geological Survey
Interior
Kansas
Indian Territory
Kansas City
Missouri
Iowa
Beaumont
Berlin tariff debate draws slack American note
Berlin reports show foreign press largely critical of the German tariff bill, with Vienna and St Petersburg echoing alarms over race tensions if passed. American reaction is calmer. Industrialists judge imports may fall but U S machinery remains competitively priced. Washington notes U S leads in exports to Germany while remaining third in imports from Germany.
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St. Petersburg
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Berliner Neueste Nachrichten
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Austro-Hungarian
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Aften
President Announces Military Appointments Across Army Navy
Washington on July 23 announced a broad list of promotions and commissions. In the Army War Infantry: Charles L. Davis and Samuel R. Whitall named lieutenant colonels. Robert M. Ames and Robert M. Getty named majors. Navy appointments include John B. Collins to commander and several lieutenants and petty officers to fill various ranks amid a wide roster.
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Washington
War—Infantry
Charles L. Davis
Samuel R. Whitall
Leutenant
Robert M. Ames
Robert M. Getty
Artillery Corps
William Chamberlain
Charles P. Summerall
William R. Cruikshank
Gordon G. Heiner
Edward J. Timberlake, Jr
Otho W. B. Farr
William Pence
James M. Williams
Dwight FE. Aultman
Alston Hamilton
John C. Gilmore
Rogers F. Gardner
Joseph L. Knowlton
Conway H. Arnold, Jr
Henry B. Farrell
Clifton C. Carter
Leutenants Artillery Corps
Vernon K. Earthman
Michael A. Robert
W. Turner Woolen
Navy
Johnb. Collins
Thomas T. Craven
Henry C
Tax ruling ties estate tax to death day value
Washington reports that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue rules the legacy tax must be assessed on the value at the time of the testator's death. The decision affects estates like the late Jacob J. Van dergrift of Allegheny County Pennsylvania, and may cause liability despite posthumous loss or shrinkage. Wendell W. Mischler is named secretary to Secretary Root, replacing Frederick D. Squires. Two petty officers may apply for ensign posts this year. only Joseph Hill and Francis Martin have filed. Secretary Long plans a vacation to Hingham Massachusetts, likely returning in September for the Schley court of inquiry. Assistant Secretary Hackett returns from New Castle New Hampshire and is expected to retire in September.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Jacob J. Vandergrift
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Wendell W. Mischler
Ohio
Root
Frederick D. Squires
Mischler
Joseph Hill
Francis Martin
Long
Hingham
Mass
Schley Court of Inquiry
Hackett
New Castle
N. H
Department
McLeod to meet Atherton in title bout tonight
Buffalo match sets Dan McLeod of midweight division to face Portageville wrestler Ed Atherton. McLeod wins both falls, first in twenty eight minutes, second in seven, in straight catch as catch can with strangle holds barred.
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Buffalo
Dan McLeod
Ed Atherton
Portageville
McLeod
West Point Cadets Admitted After Exams
West Point announces three new cadets Clarence A. Lewis Indiana Clarence K. Lyman Hawaii and Calvin P. Titus at large admitted after exams Forty eight reported thirty eight passed six failed two rejected by medical board and ten alternates passed with no vacancies Titus known for scaling the wall at Peking Lyman is first cadet from new possessions government Titus is among forty four cadets now enrolled eighteen short of full strength.
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N. Y
Military Academy
Clarence A. Lewis
Indiana
Clarence K. Lyman
Hawaii
Calvin P. Titus
Titus
Peking
China
Lyman
Navy silence urged as Sampson Schley case debate grows
Secretary Long issues order barring naval officers from discussing the Sampson Schley controversy. He says the talk has been persistent and wide spread, forcing a clarification to protect discipline. Discreet officers remain silent while a loud minority continues commenting.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Long
Sampson-Schley
Onder ii Srivata
Eyemcins
Death Tale of Alaska Prospectors Told by Survivor
Seattle reports the first authoritative account of the Unimak Island killings. Survivor Dr. Jackson of Idaho recounts the May 12 landing by P. J. Rooney of Seattle, C. B. Sullivan and F. Sullivan of Butte, and himself. Indians allegedly stole their gas and supplies on June 7, prompting a dangerous retreat and Jackson's eventual rescue at Fatze Pass.
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Wash
Unimak Island
Alaska
Dr. Jackson
Idaho
P. J. Rooney
Sullivan
F. Sullivan
Butte
Mont
Cape Lipping
Jackson Esca
Fatze Pass
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