National and American Double-Headers Divided
Day of split results across leagues with multiple games. McBride's homer powered the Senators past the Yanks 8 to 7 in the opener. in the second game Walt Johnson struggled as Washington won 8 to 7. Boston split with Philadelphia. St Louis and Cleveland split. Detroit beat Chicago 9 to 4. Brooklyn, New York, and Philadelphia also posted results in a busy day of twinbills.
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Senators
New York
McBride
Yankees
Walt Johnson
R. H.E
Ashington Atest
Ayers
Gallia
Johnson
Arhop
Brown
McHale
Cotait Wan Nunamaker
Secona
Hopper
Henry Caldwell
Sweeney
Boston
Philadelphia
Haas
Sox
Teeter Bacewk Wee
Crowell
Lapp
Collins
Thomas
Wyckoff
Knowlson
Heffner
Wood
Gregg
Cady
St. Louis
George Sisler
Michigan University
Ootts
Greats
Brooks
Sherrod Smith
Ralph Stroud
Brooklyn
Reeee Byron
Stroud
Meyers
Smith
McCarty
Oie Ciesdccess
Ff Tesreau
Appleton
Dell
Miller
Epha
Rixey
Braves
Phillies
H. E. Omtor & Wes
Rudolph
Davis
Gowdy
Killifer
Ok Sons Ag
Eddie Plank
Connie Mack
Ren
Dina Fielder Jones
St Louis Federals
Bee
Honors Even at Chicago
Chicago sports brief reports the Cubs win 6 5 in the opener at Chicago as Phelan, Humphreys, and Fisher drive runs. The Pirates win the second game in seven as Wagner drives Hinchmann home with a triple. Final scores show Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 6 in the opener and 4 4 in the second game.
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Chicago
Cubs
Phelan
Humphreys
Fisher
Pirates
Wagner
Hinchmann
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Conzelman
Gibson
Humphrees
Unclear sports note with team defeats and player names
Fragmentary report describes a game where a team defeated Baltimore 9 to 6 sending them to last place. Mentions players H. B. Poeprio Krapp Anderson Blair Suggs Quinn and Jacklitsch with scattered digits and codes.
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Baltimore
H. B. Poeprio
Ecu
Krapp
Anderson
Blair
Suggs
Quinn
Jacklitsch
Three-Bagger Ignites Pirates in 6 3 Victory
Three Rebels were on bases tied 3 3 when Lewis hit a three bagger in the eighth, delivering a 6 3 win for Pittsburgh over the Whales. Rogge Berry Hindrix Fischer pitched.
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Chicago
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Chishao
Ats
Rogge
Berry
Fiendrix
Fischer
Chicago Iron Workers Settle Their Strike
Bridge and structural iron workers in Chicago reach a settlement with the Iron League after a May 1 strike. Strikers return to work Tuesday with wages set at 68 cents an hour for year one, 69 for year two, and 70 for year three, up from the current 68 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bridge and Structural Iron
Iron League
Polo Players Keep Fit For British Match Hope
American polo players stay in peak form amid delays for a potential British clash. Meadowbrook Club leads practice as clubs nationwide prepare for an international contest, with plans for annual Point Judith tournaments to select the national team. A second brief item notes Lazarus Rhodes reporting a daytime burglary at 27 Glennon Avenue with a gold filled watch and a .41 caliber revolver stolen.
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Barry Faris
New York
Port
England
Sam
Meadowbrook
West
California
American Polo Association
Meadowbrook Polo Club
Herbert
The
Polo Association
Point Judith Association
Narragansett Pier
Point Judith
Big Four
America
Hest
Lazarus Rhodes
Glennon Avenue
Giants and Barons Duel as Pennant Race Tightens
The Barons beat the Gullmen behind Dick Robertson’s second straight shutout while mobile sluggers struggled. Gene Paulette and Abe Hudnall spark their teams with timely hitting as McGraw’s Giants trend upward, narrowing the gap with the Cubs in a tight National League race.
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Birmingham Barons
Bradley Hogg
Dick Robertson
Barons
Hogg
Mobile
Robertson
Johnny Dod
Crackers
Chicks
Pelicans
Dobbs
Memphis
Proses Wang
Gilbert and Sullivan Review at Palace Theatre
New vaudeville act presents four Gilbert and Sullivan operas in forty five minutes. A sixty person cast stages HMS Pinafore MIkado Pirates of Penzance and Gondoliers with dances and songs aboard a deck turned ship.
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New York
Palace Theatre
Gene
Cornwall
New Pension Rates For Disabled English Soldiers Announced
New pension rates take effect for disabled English soldiers. Privates fully incapacitated will get 6.25 dollars weekly plus 0.64 per week per child. Noncommissioned officers receive 7 to 10 dollars weekly. Widows receive 2.5 to 3.75 dollars weekly plus 0.5 to 1.25 per child. A family lodging and separation allowance for married soldiers is planned. Woodmen outing postponed for Forest Camp No. 1 due to Steamer Cessna layup. announcement from Verneuille, Outing Committee chair.
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War Office
Cessna
Forest Camp No. 1
A Verneuille
Hoosier Politician Indicted Again for Election Crookedness
Indianapolis July 8 Six indictments charging violations of Indiana election laws with thirty one named defendants were submitted to Judge James A Collins by the Marion county grand jury. Reindicted are mayor Joseph Bell police chief Samuel W Perrott street commissioner Dennis Bush and weights and measures inspector Herman Adam among others.
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Hoosier
Indianapolis
Indiana
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Marion County Grand Jury
James McKerman
William B. Overman
William Beatty
Bernard Rickleman
Terre Haute
Joseph §. Bell
Samuel W. Perrott
Bell
Dennis, Bush
Herman Adam
Yesterday's Games Summary
Southern a Nashville 9 to 7. Little Rock edged New Orleans 4 to 3. Atlanta defeated unknown opponent 3.
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Southern
Nashville
Are
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Baseball Standings and Scores Rushed Summary
In New York the Amer league reports New York 7 over Boston 4 in the first game and Philadelphia 7 Boston 3 in the second. Cleveland beats St Louis 5 to 1, Detroit defeats Chicago 9 to 4.
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St. Louis
New York
York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chihicago
Local Minor League Scores Mixed Across Leagues
Alabama Leauge action shows Lea Aunistee defeating Taleens Newnan 10 innings Griffin winning 6 to 0. Florida Georgia League Waycross edged Dothan Thomasville 8 to 7. Gaine led an 8 to 6 win. Valdosta fell to Brunswick 4 to 8. South Atlantic League Augusta topped Jackson 2 to 1 while Savannah and Macon split 4 to 2. Columbia beat Albany 4 to 1. Charleston plus Columbus split. Inston beat Greville 7 to 1 while Charlotte lost and Jelsh Durhosn reported rain.
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Augusta
Jacksonmowrere
Ravannah & Mi
Macon
Columbia
Albany
Charleston
Columbus
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Bush League
Bear Cat
Budsee
R. H. E. Cleveland
St. Lag Bias Saces
Walker
Coumbe
O'Neill
Severeid
Tanng Ks Veces
Harstad
Egan
Weisman
Tiamailton Perryman
Agnew
Tigers
White Sox
Comiskey
R. H
Russell
Cicottee
Scott
Wolf
Schalk
Cavet
Boland
Baker
National League
Dauphin Street
Spring ‘Hill
Crichton
Laurendine & Touart
T. Francis Street
Monroe Park
Wireworks
Jim Price
Vitagraph
Mary Carbon
Ham
Vitagraph É
Cincinnati
Min
Federal League
Newark
Newfeds
Eee
Pirate Gonfalon
Harrison Park
Lee Magee
Brookfeds
Prexy Gilmore
RH. E. Brooklyn
Ngwrope
Jarinneran
Moran and
Rar
Buffalo
George Suggs
Chicago Iron Workers
Gene Paulette
Chattanooga
Abe Hudnall
Gulls
Lookouts
Berger
Gull
Vols
Giants
McGraw
New York Chieftain
John McGraw
John Tener
Johnny McGraw
Ty Cobb
Tyrus
Josephus Jackson
Jackson
Jack
Eddie Collins
Edward
Jacques Fournier
Fournies
Grover Alexander
Luderus
Cravath
Mann McCormick
Doc Newton
Southpaw
Smithson
Bill Abstein
Los Angeles
Uate
Ford
Metzger
George S Riings
Athletics
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Jawn
J. McGraw
Mugelvey
Muggsy
Aval Militia
Orfolk
Bluejackets
District of Columbia Naval
Hampton Heads
Bauer
Ea i
BrookeNom
Tren
Ork Ganee
Hiiadel Ra
Panto Philadelphia
S.hecona Weriege
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Chicrisa Ei
Lous Cincinnati
American Association
CRY Cad
Alexander
Peer
Alabama
Lea Aunistee
Taleens
Newnan
Griffin
LaGrange
Waycross
Dothan Domasville
Gaine
Valdosta
Brunswick
Carolina League
Inston
Greville
Charlotte
Jelsh Durhosn
Ford AR
Adams Mach
MFG. CO
Royal Street
Ala
John F. Willis
Willis Jewelry CO
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