San Francisco Wins Both Games In Oakland And Afternoon
In San Francisco on July 6 the Frats won at Oakland in the morning 9 to 4 and again in the afternoon. Spider Saum pitched well as San Francisco built a safe lead early. The Tigers faced control issues in the second inning as Metham replaced by Oldham and errors by the Oakland squad aided the visitors.
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Record of the League Leaders
New York extended its lead in the National League last week. The Giants won seven of eight games, beating Brooklyn and St Louis while Philadelphia slipped to near bottom. In the American, Chicago and Boston pressed, Cleveland swept the week, and Ty Cobb challenged the hitting streak record with a 12-for-27 run. Yesterday’s results include Salt Lake-Portland and San Francisco-Vernon, with this week’s schedule set. The Little American features Mary Pickford at the Alhambra with merchant tickets honored tonight.
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Alan
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Reds
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Toddy Chicano
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Cobb
White Sox
Mary Pickford
Alhambra
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Washington
Deneolt
Boeton
Oaks and Angels Even Up in Salt Lake Series
In Salt Lake the Oaks and Angels split a doubleheader with Oakland taking the morning 6 to 1 and the Angels winning 6 to 3 in the afternoon. Key plays featured Kenworthy and Kremer for the Angels and Krause and Miller for Oakland as Portland and Salt Lake games also influenced the loop standings.
Stall & Dean Clinch Narrow Win at Glenwood Park
In a close Sunday game at Glenwood Park, the Stall & Dean team from Balt Lake defeated Ogden Packing & Provision by a score of 4 to 3. The 8th inning left the game tied at 4 apiece before Baltimore’s team surged to two late runs, with Do fen among those expected to return next contest.
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Ogden Packing & Provision J Company
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Dy Coleman
Balla
Etiquette Advice And Personal Replies From Alicia Hoyt
A column of etiquette questions answered by Alicia Hoyt, with guidance on social mores for train fare offerings, wedding etiquette, hosting golden anniversaries, and dating decorum. The piece includes reader inquiries, hints on proper gifts and attire, and cautions about early affection and engagement norms.
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Alicia Hoyt
Misa Hoyt
Etiiquette
Goldie
Oldbem Triumphs in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tight contest Vernon and San Francisco produced a pitch driven game with Oldbam earning the win. Oldham pitched effectively though runners reached base on several four and two base hits. Quinn issued several walks and struck out twice while Racrfeely-Mattel contributed in relief. Time of game 1 hour 41 minutes. Umpires Guthrie and Finner.
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Amith
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Oldham
Vernos
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Guthrie and
Finner
Five killed in raid on Essen Krupp works
A Handelablad report states five people died and several homes were destroyed during bombardment of Essen Germany home to Krupp works on a Friday night. A Royal Naval air plan raid report notes bombs hit Krupp objectives though casualty figures vary. Turkish army in severe strain due to epidemics and famine pressures, with warnings of starvation and mobilization in Asia Minor.
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Lonmhin
Royal Naval Air Plan
Chietelles
Offensive Russian push and prisoner release noted
Semiofficial reports claim a Russian offensive expands into eastern Galicia near Halicz and Lemberg with strong artillery fire. Northern front activity grows as troops show rising enthusiasm while the government orders the release of Polish POWs from German ranks. No games played locally. many hopefuls face delays reaching the front.
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New York
Pershing warns American troops on conduct in France
Major General Pershing issues a general order urging American forces in France to show utmost courtesy to French people, especially women, and to respect French laws and property. He stresses avoiding damage to private property and upholding the good name of the United States amid wartime presence in Europe.
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United States of America
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