Pittsburgh Wins 19-Inning Marathon in Boston
In Boston on Aug 1 Pittsburgh defeated Boston 7 to 1 after a 19 inning affair. O'Toole and Camnitz pitched for Pittsburgh while Hess faltered late as Boston surged briefly, and Hoss and Devlin contributed for Pittsburgh with critical hits as the game stretched into extra innings.
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Three-Year-Old Trotter Fetches 7500 At North Randall Sale
The sale of Bald McGregor a three-year-old trotter concluded Tuesday at North Randall where George Pagan of Richmond acted as seller and Madden was the buyer. The price was reported as 7500 dollars. The event was noted in the Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show scattered games in the American Association Western League and Three-I League. Notable scores include Indianapolis 4 7 loss to Lat-Louisville, Columbus 4 2 over Minneapolis, Denver 6 4 over Wichita, and Springfield 7 2 over Omaha with several other matches reported amid unclear details.
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White Sox Lose Again in 12 to 3 Defeat
In Chicago the White Sox fell 12 to 3 as New York’s bats, aided by Chicago errors, led to a decisive opening game loss. Sweeney stood out with timely hits. Cicotte, Peters and Kuhn toed the mound for Chicago while Block and Mayer handled NY.
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Pirates Trade Relieves Dreyfus Embarrassment
Philadelphia reports Touvis Leach traded to Chicago to free President Dreyfus from a difficult position. Dreyfus had promised Leach his future role, while Clarke plans retirement and Wagner to take over next year. The deal is tied to management shifts and Leach’s absence from the Pirates.
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Anvil Wins Fasig Stake at North Randall with Geers
Cleveland records show Anvil driven by Pop Geers taking first money in the Fasig stake 2:08 trotters at North Randall, with Helen Stiles a strong contender and Durfee held at the jump. The event featured multiple heats, fast times, and a silver trophy presented by Forest City Live Stock & Fair Company.
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Jimmy” McGlade
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Anville
GETS IT corn cure promises painless removal
An ad touts GETS-IT as a painless corn cure that makes corns, callouses, warts, or bunions disappear without digging, slicing, or drawing blood. Sold in Waterloo by local retailers and shipped direct by K. Lawrences & Co of Chicago.
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Derby Boy and Gentry Shine in Grand Circuit Races
At the Grand circuit meet Derby Boy clocked 2:09 1 4 in heat four, while Gentry debuted strong from Chester New York. Oakdale and Babe also posted swift times in 2:06 pacing and 2:12 trots with tight five-heat formats and purse details for 1,000 2,000 dollar events.
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Domestication of Wild Animals in the Rural Press
The article riffs on farmers in Nebraska and Prince Edward Island who rear exotic animals such as skunks frogs and fish on so called freak farms. It contrasts the sensational Back to the land movement with practical farming and notes that only glossy magazines and Sunday supplements promote such ventures.
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Fox Farming Wealth from Breeding Silver Foxes in Farms
The article notes seven hundred silver foxes on farms in the US and abroad. Breeding stock is valued at about 1.5 million dollars, with skins near 2,600 dollars each in London. Annual profits per fox pair reach around 5,000 dollars, while the industry remains costly and complex for small capital.
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