Chicago Takes Stronger Halo in Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox win first game 7 to 3 behind Meyers' control issues by the Athletics. Gandil triples in eighth to secure a 4 to 3 win as Bodie’s blast is disputed by Bodie protests and bottles fly. Second game ends 4 to 3 in Philadelphia's favor. Williams and Lynn vs McCormick and Hildebrand.
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Indians Beaten in Extra Innings for 3 to 6 Loss
Bunching hits and free passes gave the opponent the go ahead run in the eleventh inning. Coveleskie and O'Neil aided by Agnew worked the mound while Mori and Evans called the game. Indians fell 3 to 6 after a 11 inning stretch in a misted day game at the park.
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Senators Defeat Browns in Afternoon Baseball Game
In a high scoring afternoon contest the Washington Senators beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 3 as pitchers were pressed. Errors and multiple runs in each inning led to the Browns fall despite efforts by Boland and teammates.
July highlights from the 1914 big league diary entries
July 1 doubleheader wins for Fred Toney in Pittsburgh as the Reds beat the Pirates 4 1 and 5 1. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 3 2 in Brooklyn’s first regular NL game there in years. July 4 Ty Cobb reaches 100 hits first this season. Hugo Rezdek named Pirates manager, replacing Jimmy Callahan. July 5 Coombs loses to Giants as Phillies shut out 3 0. Red Sox beat Athletics 11 6. July 6 Cobb extends hitting streak. Boston takes AL lead over Chicago. Schupp fans 12 for Giants. July 8 Chicago regains AL lead. Boston slides to second. July 10 Yankees beat Browns 7 5 in 17 innings. James Archer released. Braves trade Twombly and others to Providence league. July 11 Boston takes AL lead again. Bobby Wallace returns to majors.
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Reds Too Much For Giants In Cincinnati Loss
Ford Schupp pitched for the New York Giants but was knocked out as Cincinnati Reds won 4 to 1 in a ballpark decision. Regen and Wingo contributed for Cincinnati while Anderson and Gibson backed Schupp. Umpires were Byron and Quigley.
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Towns Urges Euthanasia For Irreparably Alcoholic In New York
In a New York gathering, Charles B Towns argues for euthanasia for alcoholics beyond medical help. His stance follows a Chicago paper on alcohol and insanity and notes whiskey may soon be restricted. Towns cites delirium tremens as a major danger and urges a decisive disposal measure to reduce waste and suffering.
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Cubs Beat Phillies 5 to 1 in Chicago Affair
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Carter wins the game. Phillies use Rixey Lavender and Mayer in a futile effort to stop the onslaught. Score shows Phillies 001 001 000 and Chicago 000 203 00X with Klem and Emslie umpires.
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Dodgers' winning streak snapped by St Louis
St Louis pitcher Lee Meadows shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 0 ending their seven game win streak. Brooklyn managed three hits while St Louis piled up seven. Batteries were Smith Russell and O Miller for Brooklyn and Wheat Meadows and Snyder for St Louis. Umpires were Rigler and Bransfield.
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Pirates Lose to Boston in Stolen-Base Bid
Pittsburg, Pa. August 4 Pittsburgh outbatted Boston but fell 6 to 3. Boston scored in the first three innings and added one more in the ninth. Batteries: Tyler and Tragresser for Boston, Jacobs Steele and Schmidt for Pittsburgh. Umpires: Harrison and O'Day.
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International League Scores From Yesterday
Newark was blanked 6 to 0 by Baltimore while Providence topped Richmond 9 to 4. Buffalo defeated Rochester 4 to 3 and Montreal beat Toronto 9 to 2.
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Baseball scores from Southern League and American Association
Nashville lost to Birmingham 2 to 5 while Memphis fell to New Orleans 1 to 4. Chattanooga defeated Atlanta 7 to 1. Little Rock vs Mobile noted rain. In American Association Columbus beat Louisville 13 to 9 and Milwaukee edged Kansas City 7 to 6. Toledo hosted Indianapolis 8 to 4. Minneapolis 4 to 4 with St Paul 6 to 9.
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Indiana Eyes Goodrich for Second on GOP Ticket
Indiana plans to place Governor James P. Goodrich on the Republican national ticket as a potential second in command, reinforcing its “Mother of Vice-Presidents” reputation.
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Baseball Transactions and Standings From July Historic Notes
A historical roundup notes Johnny Evers released by the Boston Braves to the Philadelphia Nationals and Chicago overtaking Boston atop the American League standings. It lists multiple July games and trades, including Lee Magee for Marians, Seaton released to the Pacific Coast League, Vic Saier signing with Pittsburgh, and Honus Wagner Day in Boston.
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Lloyd George Calls for Real Peace and United Front
Premier Lloyd George spoke on the third anniversary of the war urging a real peace not German terms and warning against another German bid for world domination. He cited Russia’s collapse and warned that Germany would ignore the Monroe Doctrine and vowed to eliminate war across his generation. He noted allied war chiefs’ talks in Paris and London and referenced Kerensky’s resignation amid Russia’s upheaval.
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Peace Advocates Split Over War Termination Efforts
In Washington on August 4, pacifist lawmakers debate new moves to end the war. Representative Stevens proposes a world peace congress at a neutral capital. Representative London urges immediate peace delegate talks in Washington. Senator Borah and Norris express caution, arguing for restraint and pending developments.
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Viscount Bolingbroke’s Secret Family Revealed
The viscount, the realm’s sole peer in service, is the son of a romantic union. His father died in 1898 under a claim of bachelorhood but records show a secret marriage in the early 1890s at Bath and a son born in 1896.
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Army supplies arrive in great quantity for American forces
Arrival during the past week of an immense quantity of medical and engineers supplies caused satisfaction among officers at the Sammies camp. Large quantities are for railroad construction. Officers of all branches continue to arrive constantly. Camp organization and the fighting system are developing satisfactorily, according to headquarters.
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About All Claim Exemption in Raleigh
Raleigh, N C August 4 fifty percent of the men examined by the local selection board were rejected for physical defects and nearly all those accepted for military service filed exemptions officials said It was the first quota of men called for examination here.
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Augusta’s Red Light District Must Go
Final notices were served today on the occupants of Augusta's segregated district to vamoose by August 15. City leaders acted with the upcoming arrival of 36 000 Pennsylvania troops to Camp Hancock this month. Henry Arthur Jones, noted English playwright, was once a traveling salesman before writing for the stage. Spend the Day at Lumina. Ad.
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Ironized Paw-Paw Tonics Offer Health Boost
A promotional ad extols Ironized Paw-Paw as a tonic that improves digestion and blood quality, claiming stomach strength strengthens nerves and organs. It asserts cures for nervousness kidney and liver issues and catarrh, urging readers to start taking the product now with directions and a $1 price, available at Elvineton’s Dependable Drug Store.
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