New York Defeats World Champions in Eleven Inning Baseball
The New York team won two games from Boston in an eleven innings openers with strong pitching from Mathewson and timely hitting by New York. Boston claimed the second game in a pitchers duel that featured late scoring by the home club. Other results include Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 4 0, Detroit routing Cleveland 6 3, and White Sox toppling Browns 4 2.
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Athletics Sell Shawkey to New York Americans
Boston June 2 the Phil firm announces Shawkey sold to the New York Americans for years of service not purchased by any other players. Manager Donovan confirms no other players involved. An advertising note mentions Palm and White footwear and a Courier subscription ad ends with a service claim.
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Baichley Secures Another Victory in Burlington Showdown
Grover Baichley extended his win streak by defeating Mason City, adding a fifth straight win with four shutouts. Burlington offense produced early runs, aided by hits off Obie Miller. Clinton beat Cedar Rapids 9 3 as Benn struggled. Keokuk and Marshalltown opened amid wet grounds, manager Richards resigning and planning retirement after the series.
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OWA Dairy Triumphs Over Litchfield in Jobbers League Debut
Iowa Dairy defeated Litchfield 8 to 3 as Klaus allowed two hits and struck out nine in his 61st game in the league. Pat Robinson pitched shutout ball for the Dairy, fanning eight with strong control, while Town and Champe contributed solid defense and timely hits. Litchfield showed improved play, but could not overcome the Dairy surge.
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Cornell Wins Hudson Glassic Varsity Four Mile Race
In a historic triangular regatta on the Hudson Cornell edged Stanford by eight feet in the varsity four mile race. Syracuse finished third, Columbia fourth after overtaking Pennsylvania late in the final mile. Stanford led early, Syracuse challenged late, time 20 36 6 5 for Cornell to 20 37 4 5 for Stanford.
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Federal League Scores and Highlights From June 29
St Louis edged Baltimore 7 to 6 with Tobin and Walsh shining for their teams. Pittsburgh beat Buffalo 8 to 5 as errors cost Buffalo, while Brooklyn fell to Chicago 10 to 5 after Chicago rallied late in the game.
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Bing Miller Sold to Clay Diggers
Clinton briefs report Bing Miller, a Pilot pitching staff member, sold to Mason City club for the season. Miller to play outfield for Nays Clardis hers, rest pitching arm after injury. Scout Gould, Davenport, watches Gould Pine Sox defeat Bloomington, praising recent exhibition.
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Keokuk Burlington Tie Sets New Scoreless Baseball Record
Sunday’s Keokuk versus Burlington game extended to twenty-two innings with no runs, surpassing prior scoreless marks in organized baseball. The record for longest scoreless games in professional play stands at twenty-six innings in 1909, while 25-inning scoreless games occurred with independent clubs.
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Pays Tribute to Wilsons Humanity in Paris Dinner
Paris June 29. At the English and American correspondents dinner in Paris Paul Deschanel, President of the Chamber of Deputies, said there are no neutrals when civilization is at stake and paid tribute to the American nation’s love of justice. He toasted the presidents of France and the United States and the ring of England as Sharp and Sommerville Story attended.
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Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Health warning against mercury containing remedies for catarrh. Claims such products destroy smell and damage the system when absorbed. Promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Testimonials offered. Sold by druggists.
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Notable attendees at a diplomatic gathering in Paris
The Anglo American Press association reports that Mr George Ponsot from the foreign office and Mr Emile Laurent the prefect of police spoke and addressed the gathering. Attendees included Lord Granville, Mr James Hazen Hyde, the Marquis de Chambrun and Lord Berwick. An advertisement mentions Palm Beach or white footwear by Wang and Miller.
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George Ponsot
Foreign Office
Emile Laurent
Lord Granville
James Hazen Hyde
Palm Beach
Wang & Miller
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