Baseball Notes and Results From Various Leagues
A compiled report lists multiple game results across the National League Central League and Three League with scores such as Cincinnati 7 York New York 6 and Boston 9. It also references Detroit meeting Chicago White Sox and a sequence of plays highlighting Cobb and Davis in a tense late-game stretch.
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Pittsburg
Cincin
Cincinnati
York
New York
Bost
Boston
Minne
Louleville
Paul
Toledo
Detroit
White Sox
Chicago
Tross
Kilifer
Tigers
Moxie Manuel
Manuel
Sulli
Jones
Davis
Cobb
Davie
Pat Crimp Shines as Premier Pitcher of 1907 Sox
Pat Crimp, born 1876 in Lawrence Massachusetts, is noted as the premier pitcher of the American League in 1907 with 25 wins, four losses and a tie. His career includes time with Sunbury Pawtucket Waterbury Brooklyn Detroit and a suspension for insubordination.
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Philadelphia
Sunbury
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Brooklyn
Cubs Return From East to Face Cardinals in Chicago
Manager Frank Chance brings the wounded champion Cubs home after a tough eastern swing, posting nine wins five losses and one tie. They meet the Cardinals at the West Side yard as public hopes for the pennant endure despite Evers suspension and a weakened lineup.
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McGraw
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Chance
Giants
Johnny Evers
Wheeling Names Fremer to Center Field in Place of Price
Fremer will take Price's place in center field for Wheeling as part of a expected lineup adjustment. The move shifts Fremer into a key defensive and offensive role.
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Ney
Wheeling
Fremer
Price
Browns seek pitching help as trade talks heat up
St Louis manager Grif Aleer says 70 percent of defeats in the west stem from weak pitching. Chesbro and Manning are his only first class hurlers. Orth Lake and others show poor form but may improve. New York party details hint at Petty and C Jones to the Yankees and Jake Stahl to join St Louis to handle first base duties.
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St. Louis
Grif Aleer
St. Louis Browns
Grifith
West
Chesbro
Manning
Orth
Lake
New York Party
Petty
C. Jones
Yankees
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Brown
Glade to Leave St Louis After Denial of Fine
Pitcher Fred Glade of the New York Americans will depart with his wife for Grand Island Nebraska. He denies being fined $25 by Griffith for failing to cover first base in the third inning Sunday or quitting the club to avoid payment. He cites illness all season and says he told Griffith he would rest after Sunday's game.
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St. Louis
Fred Glade
New York Americans
Grand Island
Neb
Glade
Griffith
Griff
Everett Mills Dies Former Baseball Star and Official
Everett Mills longtime Newark resident dies at his home at age known for his baseball days as first baseman for the Eurekas and the Red Stockings in the 1870s. He later served as sergeant-at-arms of the Quarter Sessions court in Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Everett Mills
Quarter Sessions Court
Mills
Eurekas
Red Stockings
Mutuals
New York
Atlantics
Brooklyn
Chicago NL Ball Club Sued Over 1906 Tax Levy
County Attorney Harry Lewis filed suit against the Chicago National League baseball club for 1052.55 in taxes assessed in 1906. The action seeks payment of the disputed levy and related penalties.
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Chicago National League
Harry Lewis
Davenport fighter Anholz to box Murphy in Boston
Davenport journalist note Rudy Anholz, who recently lost to Joe Gans, scheduled to fight Harlem Tommy Murphy in a twelve round bout in Boston on July 28. He had been due to face Phil Brock in Los Angeles but Brock fell ill. Anholz plans marriage in Davenport and is moving to the city.
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Davenport
Iowa
Rudy Unholz
Joe Gans
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Boston
Anholz
Phil Brock
Los Angeles
Brock
Anhels
Chicago
Hughey Gatens
John Wille
Frank Mantell
Walter Little
New York
Mantell
Tommy” Sullivan
Sullivan
Tony Caponi
Gatens
John Wille-Sam
Langford
Matty Baldwin
Stanley Ketchel
Joe O'Connor
Joe
Ketchel
Stanley
Rudolph Anholz
Billy Papke
Kewanee
Willis Britt
Joe Thomas
Marysville
Cal
Joe Willis
Sam Berger
Athletes Withdraw From Olympic Team and Records Scandal
The Philadelphia steamer sails as three Americans J W Whitham W R Crary and J A Rowe miss the London trip Crary cites business Whitham cannot go Rowe plans to practice medicine The team may hold a final tryout at Celtic Park to raise funds The New Haven records committee disqualifies two world marks by Harr and Flanagan for short measurements Flanagan’s 174 4 in hammer and Harr’s 142 14 in discus stand subject to acceptance Elliott's Park in Chicago hosts July 4 handicap meet with A A U and Union Scotch Games entries close June 26.
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Cleveland
Nill
New Orleans
Ryan
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
J. W. Whitham
Pennsylvania
W. R. Crary
Yale
J. A. Rowe
Michigan
London
Cray
Whitham
Celtic Park
New Haven
Conn
M. F. Harr
Syracuse University
John Flanagan
Flanagan
Harr
M. B. Herbert
J. D. Williamson
Elliott's Park
Joseph Ritchie
Pontiac
A.A. U
Gotch Starred in Vaudeville Wrestling Playlet
A six person cast will feature Frank Gotch in a vaudeville piece with an American wrestling star as his opponent. The big scene portrays a world title match at Madison Square Garden before a stage crowd of about a hundred. The act tours Chicago in September.
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Frank Gotch
Gotch
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Dr King’s New Discovery Endures As Cough Remedy
Lester M Nelson of Naples Maine praises Dr King’s New Discovery saying it saved his life and calling it a reliable throat and lung remedy. The ad notes forty years of leadership in throat and lung cures, sold at J D Brown Co with 60c and 1 00 and a free trial bottle.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
J. D. Brown & Co
Peotone Notes Relatives Visits Horses Fair And Local Baseball
Saturday and Sunday messages from Peotone note relatives visiting in Kankakee Clifton and Chicago Heights games. The horse fair drew strong buyers with forty horses sold and thirty-one shipped to Chicago while many sales stayed local. Peotone Grays lost to Chicago Heights 8 to 1 as Cann pitched well but poor support hurt them. Rain boosted crops and upcoming Fourth of July celebrations noted.
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Chicago
Mesdames
W. G. Potter
Wilt Bollman
Schrier
Peotone Grays
Chicago Heights
Cann
Fedde
Marly and Community Guests Gather in Marley News
Nellie Haley enjoys a two week vacation at her parents' home in Marley. Bess Bowen returned from a ten day visit with Rev. Travis' family in Aurora. Mrs. Fargo and Edith Gillett visited the Gillett family. Mary Birnstill and son Fred from Buffalo visit Haley and later stay with aunt Jane Bartlett in Joliet. Doig of Chicago visited Kerchevals. Doig returns to Chicago. Rev. J. F. Baker returns from government work on woman and child labor studies and preaches. Prof. Howard Storm, teaching at Elizabeth High, visits his mother. Fox and Chas Hagar visit Chicago. Brotherhood entertainment a success with several performers from Elwood, Joliet, and Chicago University. Missionary meeting attendees include Mrs Mast, Miss Scheik, and several local ladies. Chester A. Marshall visits with his parents. Mrs Claude Hobson and son visit from Milwaukee.
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Mariey
Nellie Haley
Bess Bowen
Mary Birnstill
Fred
Buffalo
C. F. Haley
Birnstill
Jane Bartlett
Joliet
James Doig
Chicago
A. R. Kerchevals
J. F. Baker
Howard C. Storm
St. Elizabeth
Ellen Storm
Chicago University
Yost
Baker
Schroder
Manhattan
Mast
Julia Scheik
Mokena
Albert Maue
George Francis
Moriarity
Andrew Nelson
Chester A. Marshall
Griffin Marshall
Claude Hobson and Son
Milwaukee
Summer outings named Indian words lure American travelers
Grand Trunk Railway offers special low round trip fares to Muskoka Kawartha Temagami Wawa and other spots described by Indian words. Double track from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls. Fares literature and timetables available free by mail from George W. Vaux A G P L & T A 136 Adams.
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Muskoka
Kawartha
Temagami
Grand Trunk Railway
Chicago
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Joliet Dogs Not To Run At Large Ordinance
City ordinance restricts dogs from running at large in Joliet from June 1 to October 1 each year unless muzzled. The measure, approved by the city council, becomes effective July 1.
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Baltimore
Patsy Kline
Newark
Kid Corbett
Corbett
Mitch Levy
Dummy Decker
Kline
Joliet
Dr Appleman Advertises Nervous Debility Treatments
Dr Appleman offers nervousness dizziness and social aversion remedies. He claims to cure memory defects nervous debility and general weakness with home treatment and medical instruments. Seeks patients and cites references to Keaton J. & Appleman, M. D. 9146 Prairie Avenue Chicago Illinois.
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J. & Appleman
M. D
Prairie Avenue
Chicago, IL
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Harry Mansfield
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Clifton
Fred Stelling
Clara
Henry Knoop
Louisville
Colo
Ed. Veen Camp
E. Meisterling
Marley
Adama
Kirk & Co
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van Buren St
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DR. Appleman
Bellevue Hospital
Medici College
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Vidielen
Pete Jd
Keaton
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