Nationals batting improves as Hickman leads with 300 plus
In a Washington Post item from July, Hickman Far leads the nationals with a batting percentage over .300 while Allerson Hueleman Stahl and others improve their standings with strong fielding. Rain halted a Poolesville Leesburg game after three innings, Poolesville up 9 to 1.
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Washington Post
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Poolesville
Little Rocks Triumph In Doubleheader Second Game
In a July contest at Little Rock, Kelither pitched four innings for the winners, Riley finished. St Patrick's and Little Rocks played a close game with Little Rocks winning 6 to 4. Scoring details note Kellher and Hines among top performers with several two base hits and three base hits by Keliher.
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Kelcher
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Hines
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Menaix
St Patrick
Shrore
Keliher
Hiley
Morris
Ritter
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Boteler
Donaven
Fe Hanaig
Riegly
Kellher
Falconer
Wilkerson
Mr. Carver
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings show Chicago Navy Tork Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Detroit with varying records. Yesterday's games featured St Louis 6 Boston 5 and St Louis 1 Heston 0 while New York 6 Cincinnati 1 and Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1. Today Heston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Detroit
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Heston
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St Louis Wins Two From Boston in Doubleheader
St Louis took both games from Boston. Brown and Willis pitched well in the first game where the lone run scored on Willis wild pitch. Young contributed in the second game as St Louis topped Boston 4 to 2 before a 12,500 crowd.
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McGee and Dooin Spark Phillies Past Chicago in Pitcher’s Duel
Philadelphia edges Chicago 2 to 1 as Magee and Doolin steal bases and Dooin’s fielding aids two double plays. Briggs and Daggieby limited hits. Bringsie umpire Banawine. Attendance around fourteen thousand. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Philadelphia
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Slagle
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Teage
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Ctoaga
Doggieby
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Gles
Bransfeld
Briggs
Daggieby
Baseball Notes Highlight Chaotic Preseason Talk
Baseball notes recount volatile chatter around managers players and teams. Barney Dreyfus chimes in while Knoll may get trial behind the Cat. Johnson plans for another game with attention on Gus London returning to second. Prolific hitters like Frank Hueleman and Mullen garner talk as teams like Detroit Cleveland and Chicago jostle for position.
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Stab
Knoll Tial
Johnson
Chicago
Gus London
New York Americans
Detroit
Jimmy Berrett
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Baltimore
Matagee Jennings
Billy Hallman
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AML
Giants
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Jack Heydon
York
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Shreveport
Frank Hueleman
Washington
Boston Herald
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Charley Farrell
Boston Americans
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Cleveland
White Sox
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Inez
Nationals
New York
Cleveland Ball Club
Wiliam J. Bradlery
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Boxing Show at Camp in Harpers Ferry
District militiamen will witness boxing at Harpers Ferry Hall next Friday evening. Manager John O Connor has arranged three bouts with Washington and Baltimore competitors plus two more between soldiers from the stamp. Main bout: Tommy Lowe of Washington versus Harry Broggs of Baltimore. An eight-round clash follows Ed Crowley vs Tommy Ward, both of Washington, with Kid Eagan vs Bud Hurley in six rounds. Many Washingtonians will travel to Camp to see the show and stay over for the weekend.
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Baltimore
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Kid Eagan
Bud Hurley
Harpers Ferry Hall
Forty-one Teams Entered for Government Trophy Rifle Meet
Trenton N F July 9 forty-one teams from thirty-five states contest the government trophy at Sea Girt from August 2 to September 9. States include New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Ohio New Jersey and a Hawaii team the first from Hawaii in this annual event under the 1898 act. Army fields two teams infantry and cavalry navy sends one cadets at West Point and middies at Annapolis participate. Entries show growth from fifteen teams in 1892 to forty-one in 1906.
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Christie Cuts Kilometer Record at Cape in 25 Seconds
Cape May, N J July 3 Being officially timed by Sam Butler of the Automobile Club of America Walter Christie powered car 1% horsepower made the kilometer in 35 seconds He tried again but could not beat his earlier 21 6 second best He plans another attempt for the world record.
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Automobile Club of America
Walter Christe
Minor League Scores From Several Circuits
Baseball scoreboard reports from American Association games in Louisville Columbus Milwaukee Toledo and other venues show mixed outcomes with Milwaukee Indianapolis 4 2 and Toledo 7 Miansapolta 2 noted. Eastern and New York State League entries mention Providence Newark Rochester and Troy results amid fragmented OCR text.
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Milwaukee
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Miansapolis
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Miansapolta
Horse Show Entries Large in Charlottesville
Charlottesville crowds gather for the Albemarle Horse Show Association fifth annual event to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Notables include Doctor Foster owned by Col. Harry B. Hawes and David Dunlop with twenty-two horses. A long list of exhibitors from Virginia and beyond, seats selling fast, show grounds drained for all weather.
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Ailen Potts
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Auto race breakdown ends with axle break in three heat race
In Ohio on July 30 Barney Oldfield led Earl Kiser as the axle of Kiser’s car broke near the end of the first three mile heat for a $1,000 race on the half mile track at the fair grounds. Oldfield’s time was 4:49 with Kiser at 4:41.6. An exhibition followed with Oldfield running a mile in 1:12. and Soules setting a new half mile track record for thirty horse power machines at 1:17.2.
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Barney Oldfield
Earl Kiser
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Alger's Yacht Alone In Mackinac Race Start
Only one of three yachts began the Mackinac race today as Sitarah owned by RB A Alger Jr of Detroit sails the course tonight under heavy seas on Lake Huron. Sultang and City of the Straits returned to Port Huron and will start again tomorrow for second prize.
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Greatest Bird Musician Featured In Free Press
Milwaukee Free Press cites C H Holman praising song sparrow as the greatest musician among birds. He notes six distinct songs in a half hour, with hermit thrush and wood thrush as top singers and bunting family among the popest. Other birds display dialects and distinct notes including snowbird scat ter song and alarm smacks.
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Milwaukee Free Press
C. H. Holman
Van Alen Builds Grand European Fish Pond at Rushton Hall
American financier James Van Alen plans a monumental fish pond at Rushton Hall in Northamptonshire England. The mosaic walled pond will mix English and American fish for guests to fish during native species close seasons. A Milan designer crafts the wall while experts manage stocking and ongoing fish care as grounds are developed.
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Lenox Women Prefer Horses in Auto Age
A New York Press note highlights Lenox as a rare summer colony where women largely avoid automobiles. The piece cites Bellevue Avenue and Ocean Drive in Newport as showing more vehicle variety, with Mrs William Watte Sherman driving a smart hansom and the Huttons from Baltimore unveiling a two-ponied omnibus. The Roche family also shows strong horse-drawn taste, while Newport still lags in car ownership.
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Bellevue Avenue
Newport
William Watte Sherman Haeken
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Baltimore
Mrs Payne Whitney Cultivates Rare Roses at Manhasset Estate
Mrs Payne Whitney, noted florist, pursues floriculture as a refined hobby at her Manhasset estate. Her gardens boast one of the nation's largest rose collections with varieties from simple to richly colored. She recently bought a rare rose from Paris, described as a radical departure, amid a Parisian rose craze mirrored by London orchid collectors led by Joseph Chamberlain.
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Suits For Refunding Contived From First Page
The article discusses directors duties under various sections, potential misconduct, and possible actions against individuals profiting from syndicate transactions. It explains removal provisions, differing insurance law interpretations, and the need to adjudicate policyholder rights in an attorney general lawsuit.
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Perccipa Eich Ier Ohie Laive
Corporation and Insurance
Indiana Equitable Manager Resigns Over Tarbell Rift
Noble J Dilday, longtime Indiana general manager of Equitable Life, resigns citing company wrangles. He accuses G B Tarbell of seeking the presidency through a new mutual plan and vows to mobilize proxies from policyholders nationwide with state managers’ help. The move follows Tarbell’s reinstatement as second vice president by Paul Morton.
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Equitable Tarbell
United States
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