Hockey Salaries Top Baseball Pay in Canada Says Writer
A sports essay argues Canadian pro hockey players earn more per minute on ice than baseball stars due to longer seasons. It cites typical pay ranges and recalls Ed Delahanty’s remarkable home runs across a Chicago Philadelphia game. It also notes umpiring improvements and past fan conflicts with officials.
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Walter Johnson to start for Red Sox series finale tonight
Stanley T Millen warns defeat today would drop his team to second division as Walter Johnson is slated to start against the Red Sox in the series finale. Johnson, rested after a seven inning shelling last week, aims to repeat. Leonard or Carrigan may be chosen. White Sox surge ties with Nationals in the AL race as Walsh shines after a layoff. Detroit-Philly clash looms. Browns eye a rebound in Washington. Tigers stay within reach of the top with a win today. Boston and Chicago face off. Naps battle Yankees. 3 PM start to allow Red Sox train to Boston.
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Wheeler Syndicate
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McGraw Sees Cubs as Giants’ Best Pennant Threat
John J. McGraw analyzes the pennant race, naming the Chicago Cubs as the team to beat the Giants, praising Cubs veterans and pitching depth while noting injuries could shift the balance. He also assesses Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston contenders and emphasizes Johnson’s form and Cobb’s absence affecting the standings.
May Get Athletic Pitcher From Mack in Sale
Philadelphia July 5 A baseball sale is near completion moving Carroll Brown a top pitcher of Copia Mack's Athletics to the New York Yankees. Frank Chance may block terms but Brown could wear a New York uniform tomorrow if sale goes through. Manager Chance admitted the deal involves the Mack pitcher and Mack may grant permission to confer with Brown.
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Cardinals Name Rejected by St Louis Team
The St Louis baseball franchise once tied to Chris Von Der Ahe and the Robison brothers shed the cardinal identity. Black stockings and caps replace the old dark red as the team discards the Cardinal label for the first time in about a decade.
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Zimmerman lifts Chicago past Pirates in tenth inning
Zimmerman stole second and scored on Sweeney's sacrifice fly to lift Chicago to a 5 4 victory over Pittsburgh in the tenth. Harman and Mitchell homered. Konetchy was ejected for arguing. final: Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4.
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Bent on St. Louis, Cincinnati routs Cards in win
In St Louis on July 5 Cincinnati overwhelmed the Cardinals as pitchers were shelled and baserunners piled up. Moran and Robinson led a Cincinnati attack while St Louis struggled with errors and inconsistent pitching. St. Louis lineup included Murat Niehof Clarke Groh Huplferd La Rove Renton.
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Falkenberg Wildness Sparks St Louis Victory in Indy
In Indianapolis on July 6 Falkenberg's wildness, an error, and two hits in the third inning produced enough runs for St Louis to win 6 to 1. The Gotham style recap notes hitters Hartley Valzentere and Billiard among the contributors, with Koupner and Raoides credited in battery.
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Falkenbure
St. Louie
Hendrix Wins Own Game With Homer Gives Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 as pitcher Hendrix hit a third inning homer driving in Farrell for the decisive run. The game was played in Chicago with Pitts Dillon and Easterly in relief for Chicago and Hendrie catching.
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Showing for Week S in Two Leagues
Fragmentary OCR item lists scores and teams across leagues with cities like Baltimore Newark Jersey City Memphis Birmingham and New Orleans. It indicates weekly showings or results in the Southern Association and other leagues, but many words are garbled.
Providence First Championship Game At Pack River
Providence Internationals defeated Baltimore 7 to 5 in the season’s opening championship game played Sunday at Pack River Baltimore was credited with the loss while Providence fared with Bentley Oldham and J Onslow among the listed players Batteries for Providence included Bentley Oldham and J Onslow with various Baltimore players Bussell and McAvoy noted among others
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McAvoy
TWO TO BROWNS in Second Detroit St Louis double-header
Detroit and St Louis split a July double-header here today. In game one St Louis won 6 to 5 in fourteen innings, with Hamilton pitching fourteen and Hall relieving for Detroit. The decisive runs came on singles by Shotten Pratt and Leary. In game two St Louis triumphed 2 to 0, aided by Burys’ error that spoiled Cater’s strong start.
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Ed Walsh Delivers in White Sox 6 3 Win Over Cleveland
Ed Walsh pitched seven innings allowing three hits and three walks as Chicago beat Cleveland 6 to 3. Demmitt delivered a bases loaded homer in the seventh, with Turner and Chapman driving in other runs to seal the victory.
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Clothier Wins Nassau Country Club Tennis Cup
Glencove New York July 5 W J Clothier of Philadelphia former national champion won the Nassau Country Club tennis singles cup. In the final he defeated Princeton captain C M Church 3 7 1 8 60. The event drew regional players and featured a steady driving game with accurate strokes.
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Princeton
Speed Demon Sets Water Records In Peoria Race
The Baby Speed Demon owned by A C Smith of Algonac Michigan set new American and likely world records during the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association event in Peoria. Kitty Hawk VI driven by H H Timien of Canton Ohio suffered damage and withdrew, while Baby Speed Demon won the Webb trophy championship with two mile trials and a four mile course averaging 52.54 miles per hour and a lap average of 54.54 mph.
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American Association Batting Race Leaders and Standings
John Titus of Kansas City tops the American Association batting list for two games with ARS. Other leaders include Kirke Cleveland 351 and W Clemens Louisville 250 with multiple players from St Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Birmingham in top batting spots. Base stealing pace is led by Wortman of Kansas City with eight victories. pitchers Galila Kansas City and Leroy Indian Tiands Birmingham among leaders. Southern Association batters feature Kilitter Mobile and Holland Atlanta among top averages. International League leaders include Kritchell Buffalo 376 and Reynolds Jersey City 488. Gilhantey leads base runners with two stolen bases. Youth golf honors go to Perry Adair of Atlanta after recent Southern Championship near Memphis.
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