Coast League Directors Meet in Los Angeles Amid Rumors
In Los Angeles a coast league directors meeting gathers all clubs to discuss salary and player limits amid rumors of violations by Vernon. Tom Darmody faces scrutiny as Vernon secretary, with possible fines for overages and a strict investigation into payroll practices.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Canat Itarue
Ieigun
Pacific Coast League
Vernog
Walter McCredle
Portland
Henry Berry
Seals
Frank Murphy
Utes
Frank Leavitt
Cook
The
Oaks
John Powers
Angela
Vernon
Tom Darmody
Sitze
Moy Mitchell
Fidrbanks
Coleman
Schilts
Tom Darmody Io
Vernon Club
Mafer Ratate
Iie
Uraleto
Ray KO
Wile
National League Yesterday's Results Report
Baseball results from yesterday show New York 1 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago 5 Pittsburg 6. Boston defeated Pitt in Pittsburg with a 6 to 5 score as four hits two errors and defensive miscues influenced the decision.
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New York
Cincinnati
Fiveton
Fitteburg & Voladelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Pitteburg
Dalla
Mina
Mamaury
Jacobs
Cooper
Japanese tennis star joins American tour amid baseball notes
July baseball wrap cites Cleveland ousting New York from lead in a doubleheader with scores 1 0 and 6 3. Chicago and Boston split a pair as St Louis wins both games in Philadelphia 4 3 and 2 1. The piece also mentions Japanese doubles team Mikami and Kumaraj touring, and a protest by St Louis Manager Jones over a previous Philadelphia decision.
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Loula
Palladelphane
Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Goaton
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Weprent
Washington
Nachizhiro Mikami
Sehiye Kumaraj
St. Louis
Coveleskie Dominates as Tigers Top Washington 4 2
In Washington, a superb pitching duel by Coveleskie led Detroit to a 4 2 victory over the Nationals. Washington errors helped Detroit score, with runs aided by Heisman misplays and late eighth inning advances after Dumont walked.
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Coveleskie
Nationals
Washington
Waatington
Detroit
Heisman
Ring
Dumont
Toningass
DeOtrak
Rain Stops Ovel Between Pitchers In Cincinnati Game
In a rain shortened six inning pitchers battle at Cincinnati New York wins 1 to 0 over the Reds. Doyle scores on Griffith error after Doyle reached second on an earlier miscue. Anderson pitched well allowing two hits as New York takes the second game of the series.
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New York
Cleveland
New York Americans
Yankees
Scorra
Rams
Batte
Caldwell
Bagby
Chapman
Turner
Daly
Gould
Davenport
Coreleskie
Fisher
Speaker Int Fisher
Ceveland Cee Weees
Cincimnati
Lita
Richalts
Doyle
Griffith
Anderson
New York Don
Cincinnatti
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Oaks Beaten by Beavers Despite Early Run Support
In a rough game played in San Francisco, Oakland’s Oaks fell to the Beavers 5 to 3 despite early runs. Sloppy control by pitcher Rip Hagerman allowed two walks and a hit that forced in two Oaks runs, while My Bi Durna was tied to eligibility issues for membership in a fictional league. The Beavers rallied with late scoring and held the Oaks to limited offense.
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San Francisco
My Bi Durna
Rip Hagerman
Inalice
Portland
Oakland
Vernon Tigers Lose to Angels in Eleven Inning Setback
Los Angeles beat the Vernon Tigers 8 to 4 in eleven innings after a scoreless start. Both clubs traded runs early, Vernon taking a 1-0 lead in the first and Angels answering. Risberg delivered a tying double in the ninth, but Jackson scored the eventual winning run in the eleventh as Los Angeles pulled away.
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Los Angeles
Angels
Vernon Tigers
Vernon
Risberg
Dleichmann
Jackson
Nader
Jube Ellis
Beere
Huws
Salt Lake Utes Routed In Big San Francisco Loss
San Francisco defeated Salt Lake 45 to 3 at Majestic Park. Steen and Sepulveda starred for San Francisco while Salt Lake pitchers Hall Douran and Stannar struggled. Utes lumbered to 19 hits, 15 runs off three Salt Lake hurlers as Seale and Dougan led SF.
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Yeterday
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Steen
Sepulveda
Hall
Douran
Stannar
Vann
Tolay
Ouham and
Crooks
Kiawitire
Macnab
Majestic Park
Utes
Ralt Lake
Seale
Bert
Wolverton
Dougan
Cincinnat
Ubing
Barnes
Ril Steen
Salt Lake Hurlers Battered In One Sided Loss
In a merciless battering the local twirlers Hall and Dougan were subjected to dire hits as the visitors dominated. Steen pitched steadily for San Francisco while Salt Lake fumbled at the plate, leaving Salt Lake unable to mount any serious offense.
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Logy
Salt Lake
Dougan
Dougno
Steen
San Francisco
Owner of Dan Patch Dies in Minnesota Hospital
Minneapolla July 12 M W Savage one of the country’s foremost horsemen died at a local hospital after a brief illness. He was 58 years old and had lived in Minnesota most of his life. His death followed the passing of his famed horse Dan Patch, the world’s champion pacer, and he owned other notable horses including George Qano, Silver Heir, and Crovans.
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Minneapolla
M. W. Savage
Minnesota
Tila
Dan Patcb
Mr. Savage
George Qano
Silver Heir
Mlaute
Crovans
Standings of clubs from Yeattrday results
San Francisco leads with 15 to Salt Lake 3 as Portland plays Oakland, Vernon 4 vs Los Angeles 5. Eleven Innines column notes San Francisco at Salt Lake, Torttard at Oakland, Vernon at Los Angeles.
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Yeattrday
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland
Vernon
Los Angeles
Innines
Torttard
Oabland
von Lett
Pet
Wanes
Ealt Lake
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Call for Republican Judicial Convention in Utah districts
A notice from Utah Republicans calls for a June 19 1916 gathering in Ogden City to nominate two district judges and one district attorney, with primaries in Weber and Davis counties and a mass convention in Morgan County. Delegates are apportioned by 1914 congressional votes for Howell and Leatherwood, with meeting sites across Weber, Davis, Morgan counties and districts, and dates set for July 17 1916 and July 19 1916.
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Republican Party
Second Judicial District
Utah
Howel
Ogden City
Weber
Dasivo Countiva
Masa
Republican Central Committee
Morgan County
Joseph Howell
Congress
Insald Weber
Mot Kan
E. C. Leatherwood
Insald Davis County
Naevin
Ymorgan County
Pavis
Republican County Central Committee
Dergeen
John W. Thorsgh Hollingsworth
Judicial Committee
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