Furey to Meet Sheridan in National All Around
Philadelphia July 29 Charles F Furey won the right to represent the Middle Atlantic division of the A A U in the national all around championship to be held in Chicago August 13 Furey scored 5328 points across ten events at the trials His sole rival was Charles F White a Penn colorial athlete who tallied 4831 points but failed to score in the pole vault while Furey made 70 points in that event
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Favorites Fail to Score at Erie Circuit Meet
Bradford, Pa July 9 Favorites failed to prevail at the Take Erie Circuit meeting with a string of races and purses noted. In pacing events 217 pace and 400 dollar purses saw The Cannon take the top spots with Eph Cindera second Boltvar and Ethan Roberts trailing. In trotting races Atton won in straight heats with Judge Palmer placed second and Xero third. A three for all pace awarded 400 dollars to The Cannon with Eph Cindera second Beat time and Ethan Roberts in fourth.
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Prices Cut Deep in Expansion Sale On Menswear
A historic price slash drives an urgent expansion push with deep discounts on suits pants and shirts. The catalog lists graded prices from $16.25 for suits to 75 cents for fancy hosiery, plus silk lisle and imported shades. Items include striped worsted cassimere pants and Earl Wilson shirts with several sale tiers and bulk offers.
Groom on brink of no hit bid as Athletics top Washington
Athletics finally win 4 to 6 over Washington after six hitless innings as Groom nearly completes a no hit game. Coombs dominates late, while Washington miscues and errors cushion Philadelphia’s comeback with two runs in the seventh and a two-base blast by Murphy.
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Cobb Stars as Detroit Edges Chicago 1 0 in Chicago
Ty Cobb drives Detroit to a 1 0 win over Chicago with a seventh inning run. Summers fires one of his best games allowing only one hit and striking out 9 as Cobb steals two bases and shines in the field. Walsh pitches well for Chicago but Cobb’s speed and Detroit’s errorless defense decide the game.
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Chicago Bunches Bingles Win 5 2 Over St Louis
Chicago wins from St Louis 5 to 2, scoring in the sixth and seventh innings. Heulvach allowed scattered hits as Chicago bats produced key runs. Other details include line scores, fielding notes, and minor league standings from the day’s games across several leagues.
LISTLESS GAME TO GIANTS, New York, July 2
The New Yorks beat Boston 5 to 2 in a brisk, uneventful contest. Key actions featured two-base hits by ShOnns and Murray, and three-base hits by Devore Snodgrass Bridwell. Crandall and Brown pitched with sole errors by opponents. umpire labels were Johnstore and Eason. game lasted 1 hour 27 minutes.
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American League Standings and Results Snapshot
Standings show Philadelphia and New York in leading positions with Cleveland and Washington trailing. Yesterday’s scores include Philadelphia defeating New York and Washington beating Boston while Detroit edged Chicago. Today’s schedule features Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Cincinnati among others.
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Noted of the Nationals July 3 baseball clash in Philadelphia
Washington and Philadelphia played a tense game with Groom and Coombs shining on the mound. Washington made several errors and stole bases, while McAleer hinted at lineup changes including Johnson and Street. Key moments included Elberfeld Lelivelt and Eberfeld producing hits as Washington chased runs but failing to sustain rallies.
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Yankees Do It Again Get Verdict In The Ninth
Boston lost to New York 3 to 1 as the visitors built a late rally aided by a run of errors. Wood scattered four hits until the ninth inning, Manning showed strong in relief and pinches, while Boston’s ten hits could not overcome the decisive three-run ninth. The game dropped Boston to second place.
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Phillies Defeat Bell 5 2 In Brooklyn Clash
Philadelphia pounded Bell but started scoring in the sixth and added three innings of runs to win 5 to 2. First Baseman Jackson from El Paso joined the club. Crabble from Galveston reported to Brooklyn. Umpires Rigter and Emslie. Time 1:61. South Atlantic League results listed for Augusta Columbus Macon Columbia and others.
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Pirates Rally To Dre amble Past Reds 7 3
Pittsburg hitters explode for four runs in the seventh inning to erase a three run deficit and defeat Cincinnati 7 to 3. Burns started for Pittsburg but Benton closed out the eighth with no baserunners. Maddox pitched well for Cincinnati as the Reds built an early lead before the Pirates surged late.
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Columbia Team Champion Won League Baseball Title
Marquette League baseball season ended after a meeting of club representatives. Columbia 101 led by a wide margin and with only two losses in 16 games, clinched the pennant as the Pension Bureau team waived further contests.
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Bankers League Championship Protest Meets Redress Plan
The District of Columbia amateur baseball commission will hold a special meeting in Denver Street Colorado building on Monday evening August one to hear protest against awarding the 1910 Bankers League championship to American Security and Trust Company. The commission invites representations showing why its rule that a league president's certificate is final should not be strictly followed.
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Cubs and Phillies Trade Amid Loose End of Season Moves
Comprehensive representations and evidence should be submitted for consideration as the post season series will shortly commence. Fr W Bolgiano signs off as president. In league notes, Luderus is traded from Chicago Nationals to Philadelphia Nationals for Foxen. Recruits report to clubs as Jackson and Crabbie report to Brooklyn. Scores from several minor leagues and Southern Association games listed, including Minneapolis 9 Indianapolis 2 and Milwaukee 2 Toledo 1.
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