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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
7
Market notes from Pittsburg Chicago Toledo and Cincinnati report cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices, with hogs in Pittsburg slow and beef and dairy futures flat. Wheat corn and oats futures pid and cash bids listed, with hay and straw prices in Cincinnati.
Cattle and hogs mixed with steady to firm bids in Cincinnati and New York. Traders note receipts of 2,574 cattle and 1,000 calves with varying price levels for steers heifers and cows. hogs quot ed around 60 to 75 cents per pound with quality differences. wheat and corn prices show No. 2 mix and related spot quotes amid overall quieter demand.
The list shows prices for hay including Timothy and mixed varieties, straw per ton, and live poultry and eggs rates. Poultry: old chickens 12 cents per lb, young chickens 22 cents. eggs 22 cents per dozen. Potatoes per bushel priced, and a closing proverb emphasizes keeping promises.
Police chief F. M. McCoy warns that shooting firecrackers and throwing torpedoes on city streets will not be tolerated and arrests will follow further violations.
Connie Mack guides the Philadelphia Athletics as a seasoned American League manager, shaping team strategy and leadership for ongoing seasons.
Washington fails in a doubleheader at home as the Philadelphia Athletics dominates. Broome and Mullin lead the Philadelphia offense while Griffith's relief pitchers struggle. Scores and player contributions highlighted for both games.
Detroit June 27 Hugh Jennings says he wants ball players who will fight for their rights on the diamond. He praises scrappers who display vim and ambition when faced with adversity and insists umpires should be challenged when mistakes occur.
The brief lists results from games involving Milwaukee Louisville St Paul Columbus Toledo Indianapolis and Kansas City with scores and placements. Includes matches at Minneapolis and overall standings across cities.
Montreal report says Jack Johnson the pugilist intends to sail for Europe Tuesday to box in St. Petersburg next September while his bond keeps him tied to Chicago for a white slave charge at the November hearing. He is accompanied by his white wife.
Pred Merkle recalls a hot day when he fouled out after four in a row and faced an angry spectator who shouted insults from ten feet away. Merkle said he could not respond, noting the fan was worked up but on the level and acknowledging his own exhaustion.
National and American sports magnates vow strong action to stamp out gambling in baseball amid reports of open betting in several cities including Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. They warn bookmakers could post odds inside parks if measures fail risking the game's reputation while recalling past scandals and pledging decisive penalties.
The article notes several high priced racehorse sales with Craganour at $150,000 and Chrome fetching $125,000. An Argentine breeder bought a horse for $107,500 while Fos sold to a French sportsman for $106,575, and Uytiewe went to an American promoter for $157,000.
Catcher Gossett shows promise with strong defense and versatile throwing from multiple positions as he makes a notable early impression for the New York Americans.
A New York sport writer says Hans Wagner has seen his best days like Christy Mathewson. He notes the veteran cripple Pirates star can only manage three safe swats and play the entire game.
Cy Falkenberg expresses optimism about the Cleveland Naps winning the American League pennant this season. He asks why not, noting their strong pitching staff and overall club quality.
Horace Ireland seeks return of a gunmetal mesh purse missing last Saturday night at Fayette County bask, with a reward offered for the finder.
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