Gilhooley Yank Recruit Emerges as Star At Bat And Field
The midget outfielder Frank Gilhooley is emerging as a top leadoff man for the New York Yankees. He has raised his batting average from .230 to around .280 since May, with 68 times on base and 21 runs scored. Gilhooley’s style mix and power to fence keep opponents honest, while he adapts despite earlier doubts about his major league potential.
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Indians Even Up With Detroit Tigerb Cleveland
Cleveland split a July 4 doubleheader with Detroit, losing the morning 4 2 and winning the afternoon 6 3. Wambsgauss starred at second for Cleveland, Boland fanned ten in the morning, and Gandil's three base hit helped the home team. Detroit led until two doubles, several singles, an intentional walk, and a sacrifice fly produced four Cleveland runs in the seventh.
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Eighth Ward Defeats Eden and Liberty in Ames Baseball Notes
Ogden Stake MIA Eighth Ward beats Eden and Liberty in Ames league play. Morning Eden game ended 8 to 8 with Eighth Ward securing two innings of varied scoring. Afternoon Liberty game saw Eighth Ward win 26 to 4. Clinton beats Hooper 17 to 4 at Hooper grounds with Child and Drake pairing for Clinton and Pinkham and Bells for Hooper.
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Weavers Stole Second To Score Winning Run In Chicago Tie
Disjointed play reports a Chicago tied game as Weaver stole second and scored on Cellign's logie. Boston and St Louis split two games. Fromme limited the Oaks to two hits in afternoon defeat. Parks and Vernon also featured in the day’s results.
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Welsh Wins On Wolgast's Foul In Title Bout
Lightweight champion Freddie Welsh was fouled by Ad Wolgast in the eleventh round of a scheduled fifteen round non-decision bout in Denver. A low blow caused a delay as doctors determined if Welsh could continue. After a slow start, the bout remained even until the eleventh when Welsh staggered and the foul decision ended the fight with Wolgast disqualified and Welsh advancing to the dressing room.
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Salt Lake Utes Meet Angels In Twin Baseball Games
At Mareade Park Salt Lake and Los Angeles played two baseball games. In the forenoon Los Angeles won 9 to 3. in the afternoon Los Angeles prevailed 12 to 5. Jon Argyles and Salt Lake competed in both games, fans endured long labor-like play amid errors and misplays.
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Pittsburgh and New York Met Scores From Games
First meeting at Pittsburgh shows Chicago and Pittsburgh 0 in a draw. Second game ends Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. At New York Brooklyn 7 New York 1 in first game and Brooklyn 6 New York 3 in a second. At St Louis Cincinnati 3 St Louis 8 in the first game and Cincinnati 3 St Louis 4 in the second amid eleven innings.
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Baseball twin bill flags Fourth of July with crossleague results
July 4 games across cities show Brooklyn and New York split a doubleheader with 7 6 and 6 2 scores. Tesreau, Smith, and Mowrey figure but Brooklyn’s late attack wins in game one. In Pittsburgh Chicago wins the morning, Pirates take the afternoon via timely bunts and Hinchman. St Louis takes both ends of a Cincinnati doubleheader in 11 innings with Herzog briefly sidelined by a baserunning mishap.
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Cincinnati Wins In Two Games Amid Scoring Flurry
In a twin bill, Cincinnati rallies with hits and timely scoring. The first game shows Cincinnati leading through early innings, while the second game features a strong late rally and decisive runs. Louisville concedes in a 3 0 final.
California boxing amateur incident noted in report
The fragment notes a death after an accident in California involving amateur boxing, with Dr. Johnson saying only an autopsy would reveal the cause. The text is terse and incomplete, referencing the event and medical opinion without full details.
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Beavers and Seals Divide on Independence Day
Portland opened the holiday by beating a patched San Francisco team 8 to 2 at the Oakland grounds. The Seals captured the second game 1 to 0 as Portland’s lone run came in the third when Houck’s long drive and a wild pitch created scoring chances.
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Coffey dies after boxing bout in Los Angeles
Bert Coffey a 105 pound 21 year old boxer representing the Olympic club of San Francisco died in the ring at Jack Doyle's Vernon Athlete club during an amateur bout against Frankie Dolan. Dolan was arrested without bail pending coroner's inquest. Referee Harry Les stopped the fight after Coffey collapsed in the fourth round. Dr H W Johnson pronounced no pulse and Coffey was removed from the ring.
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Stecher Lewis Bout Ends In Draw At Omaha Fair
After four hours and a spectacle aided by car lamps, Joe Stecher and Eu Lewis wrestled to a draw at the Omaha fair grounds before about 18 000 fans. Referee Ed Smith proposed a night restart, Stecher agreed, Lewis objected, and after another hour the bout was ruled a draw with Stecher failing to secure Lewis on his back. Gate receipts exceeded $30,000.
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