Pittsburgh and New York Split Doubleheader in July
July 16 New York split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, winning 8 to 2 in the first game and losing 7 to 2 in the second. Adams and Mathews pitched for New York with Wagner scoring on a sacrifice and Barri driving in runs. In Boston, Moran sparked a 1 to 0 win over Chicago with a scratch hit and a tense pitching duel. Bancroft homered for Philadelphia in a 6 to 2 win over Cincinnati. Brooklyn completed a 9 to 1 victory over St. Louis to wrap up a series, with Brooklyn veteran Crooklyn securing his 22nd win in 28 starts.
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Baltimore and Chicago split two in Federal League action
In a double header Chicago won the first game 11 to 3 at Baltimore while Baltimore took the nightcap 11 to 1. Brooklyn beat St Louis 6 to 4 as Lou Lewis led with home runs and three-baggers. Newark defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in a close finish, with Moran pitching for Newark and Raelden on for Pittsburgh.
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Fourteen Start In Big Race At Detroit Gold Cup
Tetroit Michigan July 27 The meld to the chamber of commerce 6000 alako the fealre of today s grand circuit program Fourteen horses were named as certain to start and any one of a half dozen of them had a chance to win The stake was raised to the 2 07 pace Other events on the card were 6 pace 2000 2 12 trot 1000 and 2 22 pace 1000 MANY BALL PLAYERS LOST ON EASTLAND Chicago July 21 Ranks of amateur and semiprofessional ball players in Chicago suffered serious gaps through the Eastland disaster The roll of dead and missing included nine players well known locally and some with minor league experience They are John Proolich Ed Schustte Morris Roce Al Meonedy Harold Meyers Michael Joyce Al Tennison Frank Hawkins and Frank Rehor Rehor was initially mistaken for his brother Raymond who later belonged to the Lincoln Western League club Raymond reached the dock after the boat had turned over
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Rebellion in Port au Prince tops Haitian turmoil
Revolutionary movement in Port au Prince attacks the presidential palace at dawn, a two hour firefight leaves casualties, palace flames, and President Guillaume seeking refuge in the French legation as rebels seize control. The capital is in fear of further action and many flee or are detained.
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Bostaph and Roche Accused of Fraud in Reservoir Case
The Ogden River Reservoir company sues Bostaph and Roche for $6,700 claimed for services. The company countersues, denying debts, claiming cash and due bills paid, alleging plan misrepresentation, patent issues, and a $45,000 damage claim for an alternate dam plan. Also notes Jersey City officers at the Eagle plant amid threatened arrests for reporting.
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Oil Plant Strikers Return as Guards Stand Down
About 1,500 workers returned to the Standard Oil and Tidewater plants in Bayonne New Jersey after days on strike over pay. Sheriff Kinkead and Mayor Garvin said the air was cleared and guard presence would lessen, with wage talks possible by week’s end. Police dispersed a crowd of strikers and several arrests were made amid tense scenes surrounding the oil works.
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Omar
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British Casualties Reported Worldwide During Early War Years
London July 27 Premier Asquith announced British losses to date total 330 casualties in army and navy. Naval deaths through July 20 stand at 106 and military losses through July 18 at 321,889 with officers killed 499 wounded 887 missing 29. Men killed 7,440 wounded 787 missing 724. Total army losses up to May 82 listed as 245,089. April 11 war secretary Tennant cited 189,347 total losses since the start, implying 182,542 deaths or injuries in the last 14 weeks. Germany and other powers have published lists differently. Britain provides no comprehensive national tally for all nations.
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Italian General Killed In Battle In Present War
Italian general Antonia Gayton was killed in action near Troming while leading forces on the front. The dead officer, the first of rank to fall in the present war, faced enemy fire with a riding crop in hand and ordered troops to advance. A separate civic notice reports drainage bonds approved in Webehane city for an urban drainage project, with district support and voting details.
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Corinne
175000 Opposed reclamation of 12000 acres farm land
The report notes opposition to a campaign for reclaiming more than 12 000 acres of prime beet growing land. Other items include a boy run over by an auto in Twin Falls injuring his chest and legs, and several local incidents from Provo to Spanish Fork involving arrests and accidents.
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