Thirteen Inning Affair Ends in Chicago Victory
Chicago wins 3 to 2 over New York after a thirteenth inning single by Barber. Hallochers error in the seventh nearly cost Alexander the game. Douslas suspended for condition lapse. Brooklyn and St Louis split a doubleheader. Boston beats Cincinnati. Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh.
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Athletics win at Chicago 8 to 4 in Chicago
Philadelphia fell behind early as Chicago outhit them 8 to 4 yesterday. Welch hit a first inning homer with two on, Parking added a second inning homer, and Williams settled in after an error by Risberg. Final score reflects Chicago taking the lead and holding on with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Americans Capture Davis Cup Matches Eastbourne
Davis Cup play at Eastbourne reported two singles wins by Americans. William Johnston of California defeated France’s Andra Gobert 6 3 8 6 6 3 after a rain delay, while Sam Tilden of Philadelphia beat France’s William Laurentz 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-3. The Franco American winners advance to face Great Britain at Scarborough with the Holland team awaiting the victor for the chance to meet Australia.
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Standing of Teams in Pennant Races
Standings show messy scores from the American Association with teams such as St Paul and Minneapolis 2 Louisville 16 Toledo 3 Indianapolis 14. unclear entries for Durant, Des Moines, Oklahoma City 1 and other cities. The text is largely garbled with multiple misspellings and broken names.
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Des Betas In Riches Oulahoma City
Urb Cigar Advertisement Mention and Unclear Names
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Urb Cigar described as a quality product for particular people with a prompt to ask for it. The surface text repeats and includes garbled references to Or Shallenberger a specialist and other unclear terms, with a date-like entry July B4th and motel names.
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Cedar Rapids Wins Rock Island Tilt 5-3 In Long Battle
Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island 5 to 3 in a drawn out game. Both starting pitchers allowed many hits as Cedar Rapids put the game away with three runs in the eighth inning on timely hits. Notable names include Evers Jenkins Hardgrave Hruska Littrell Fitzpatrick and Dixon among others in a Three-I league box score summary.
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Grand Circuit Racing Opens and Ends in Cleveland
The Cleveland Grand Circuit meeting opened in North Randall with five races led by a free for all pace. Ohio stake winner Peter Coley, driven by Charles Valentine, took the $5,000 trot for 2:48, while Alta Donovan driven by Tommy Murphy captured the Tavern stake of $3,000. Walnut Frisco won the 2:18 class, and Ethel Chimas claimed the 2:14 class in straight heats with James Albert finishing second.
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Merchant Seen as Top Pentathlon Hope at Antwerp
Lawson Robertson, University of Pennsylvania trainer, hails Johnny Merchant as perhaps the greatest all around athlete. The Oregonian, representing California, is praised for his breadth in jumping, throwing, and running events. If he focuses, Merchant could surpass famed pendulum-like feats and become Uncle Sam’s top pentathlete at Antwerp.
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Boxers Must be Good Spellers and Eat With a Fork
A long excerpt discusses boxing reform, urging amateur training over schooling in venues like bars. It notes the national body's plan to curb fighters who start in rough conditions, favoring those with formal amateur experience. It cites historic stars and the push to elevate boxing through education.
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Neal Allison Returns From Ring Campaign After July Fifth Bout
Neal Allison of this city has returned home after a successful run of fifth battles. The standout was July 5 against Del Hanlon of St. Paul, where Hanlon fouled to avert a possible knockout in the fifth. After a brief layover he will resume bouts with Ritchin Mitchell slated for Labor Day, where friends favor Allison.
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Ruth Second in Batting Honors
Babe Ruth of New York strengthens his lead in home runs and moves to second in the American League batting race with an average around .336. George Sisler of St Louis leads with .419 as Ruth posts 25 homers and 70 runs scored through nine games. Other top batters include Tris Speaker and Duck Taft in the mix, with Rice and Milan also contributing strong numbers across the circuit.
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Iowa Opens Tennis Season With Northwest Open In Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa July 10 The Iowa tennis tournament season opens Monday July 26 with the Northwest Open in Fort Dodge Philbrooke Smith Ames star now playing sectional events held the singles title last year The doubles were Kamber and Van Ginkle Des Moines town state champions The Interstate meet will be at Sioux City the following week and after a one week interval Des Moines will host the Town state tournament.
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Jack Johnson Offers Surrender to U S Authorities
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, a fugitive from U S justice, telephoned from Tijuana to offer surrender to federal authorities if granted certain privileges. The call, reported from Los Angeles on July 10, outlines Johnson's willingness to face charges under agreed terms.
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Caliber .22 Rifle Still Tops For Small Game Pleasure
The article argues the .22 caliber rifle dominates small game hunting and sport shooting. It compares single shots and repeaters, touts takedown models for trips, and offers practical advice on barrel length action sights ammunition and cleaning for optimal accuracy and enjoyment.
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Cards Buy Kircher From Richmond Virginia
Richmond Va July 10 The St Louis National League team has closed a deal whereby Mike Kircher a pitcher on the Richmond team of the Virginia league becomes the property of the Cardinals Kircher has pitched 19 games this season winning 16 tying two and losing one Real estate transfers By Black Hawk County Abstract Co William F Koch to Fred Sage Jot Jol Sec 18 Fairyfew see wees R C Sinnard to RON Gowin Tot 13 and 44 tichtockers 1st addition Grand View Place Waterloo Rev 1 2% N Cowin to Margaret F Bantz Lot 6 black Mansons Ard addition Waterloo Rev 1 6.2 eee fC Rannett in H Jat 2 block 5 So addition Waterloo Rev 125 3
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If Cardinals Win Flag There'll Be No Sunday Games If
The article discusses Branch Rickey’s Sunday game stance and faith influencing St Louis Cardinals plans. It notes Rickey’s Sunday abstinence, Hornsby’s leadership on Sundays, and Rickey’s public temperance and church involvement, shaping fan and stockholder support.
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