Lynch Fines Cardinals Players For First Fight
National League President Lynch fined Fielder Cathers and Second Baseman Magee of the St. Louis club $2 each for their first fight at Pelo grounds yesterday. He noted the offense warranted suspension but postponed the extra penalty due to the club's crippled condition.
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Flying boat journey Chicago to Detroit covers 900 miles
Beckwith Havens completed a Chicago to Detroit flight in a flying boat arriving shortly before 4 pm. He followed the planned avia tion route and logged 900 miles, described as the most remarkable trip ever undertaken by flying boats.
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Bender in Form Tops White Sox in Chicago Victory
Chief Bender shut down Chicago as Philadelphia evened the series 4 to 1 in the fourth game. Reb Russell allowed five hits and two bunched for Philadelphia while Larry Chappelle provided the only notable Chicago spark with outfield work. Final line shows Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 with key hits from Walsh Baker and Chase and a pair of double plays turning points.
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Dauss Beats Red Sox as Wood Injured in Detroit Victory
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 1 on July 1 with Dauss pitching a strong game. Wood injures his thumb and may miss at least two weeks, Mosely and Hall also see action as Detroit outhits the Red Sox 9 to 4. Speaker and Yerkes contribute timely hits for Boston. Moriarty and Dauis star for Detroit.
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Yankees Prevail On Naps Errors In Cleveland Victory
In Cleveland on July 18 New York edged the Indians 5 to 2 as costly miscues and strong hitting by Peckinpaugh carried the visitors. Jackson had three errors aiding New York while Ford and Gregg held firm on the mound. Four double plays quelled Cleveland rallies as Velbold and Daniela contributed key hits for the Yankees.
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Taylors A Rumor Declares Are After MAleer's Scalp
Special to The Washington Post from Detroit on July 18 reports Boston offered to trade Speaker and Joe Wood to Cobb. McAleer denies making the offer while John S. Taylor and Gen C S Taylor push to seize management from him as Navin would not relinquish Cobb.
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Nationals Win Game By Rally In Twelfth
In St Louis, July 18, the Nationals trailed 5 1 in the eighth before a late rally. Moeller dropped Brief’s fly, tying the score, then in the twelfth Gandil and Milan powered a scoring sequence as Moeller and Milan sparked a 5 1 comeback to topple Baumgardner and the Browns. Johnson pitched through extra frames as Washington seized control in a sweltering, error plagued game.
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Chappelle Costs White Sox $18000 in 1914
Chicago reports an authorized bill of sale shows the White Sox paid $18,000 for outfielder Larry Chappelie. The deal included cash payments and specific terms linked to Beall reporting for work, with a catcher to be secured by January 2, 1914 or $1,500 cash if not found.
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Brooklyn Pirates Rally Past Dodgers Key Pitching Woes
In Brooklyn on July 18 the Pirates defeated the Dodgers 12 to 1 as Adams hurled four innings of solid relief while Brooklyn’s pitchers struggled. Adams allowed five hits and contributed to Pittsburgh’s ten left on base, with timely hits from Kommers and Carey aiding the visitors in a decisive win. The Brooklyn offense managed only five hits and the game exhausted in 1 hour 44 minutes.
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Rush at Umpire Steals Spark Philly Loss to Cincinnati
In Philadelphia on July 18 Cincinnati rallied in the ninth to win 6 2 after a disputed steal and a bencheside confrontation. Bescher drew a walk, Becker and Mazes sparked a late Philadelphia rally, and Mayer closed out the win as Cincinnati held lead after eighth. Umpire Byron faced fans after the game, with police protecting the officiating crew.
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Giants Lose First Then Win Second In Doubleheader
The Giants split a doubleheader with St Louis, losing the first 4 to 2 and winning the second 6 to 0. Mathewson dominated in game two, holding St Louis to five hits as New York pounded Perritt. Key players included Shafer, Meyers, Evans, and Magee for New York, with Burns and Shafer contributing in the field and at the plate.
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Naps and Nationals Clash Tightens as Heat Bites
The Cleveland Naps sit one and a half games ahead of the Washington Nationals with the pennant race narrowing. Griffs men rely on strong pitching from Groom Johnson Engel and Boehling as Groom battles the heat in a loss while Johnson earns a relief win.
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Classified Underwear and Hosiery Price List
A vintage ad lists two garment union suits and athletic wear with prices from 50 cents to 3 dollars plus 65 cents per pair. It mentions linen mesh sieving and lisle silk options along with silk or plaited varieties and multiple price points for hosiery and related items.
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