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The Detroit times., 1914-07-16
Short Ship Results

SAGINAW. Mich. July f6.-The re-
suits OF yesterdays opening OF the
Short ship meeting here, are:
2i25 Pace. Purse $500.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-16

Two base hit rurtell Three pa se
hits Bush. B0ehling. Moelier Home
Morgan Hits -On CovelcSkie--
q ip : Innings lnono out ir siXth) on
pauss in 81. of BoehlinE 5 IN , 3.
ar Engeil In 42-3 sacrifice hits
tavauagh Mcbride. GandU Sacrifice
lies Purtell. Foster stolen bases
Burns. Foster Double plRys-Bush 20
Burns Left on bases Detroit TO-
washington. z. First base on naliS
ON CoyeIeexlc on EnEel q First
base ON orrors-Detroit 2 struck out
.Coyeleskie 2. Dauss q Boehling /,
Engel Time 80 EMPIRES Nv
ans and Egau
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterday's Results.

Baltiuqre 2 Providence 1.
Jersey city g. Newark 3.
Buffalo 1876, Montreal o.
Rochester 3, Toronto 2
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BOSTON CAN TIE TIGERS
FOR FOURTH PLACE TODAY
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit g. Washington tCalled
end az eighth 10 LEI Detroit catch a
traln.D
Chicago 81. New York 20.
Boston g. Cleveland o
st Luuis-P Philadelphia rain.
TOdRy's Games.
81 Louis az New York
Chicago az Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-16

Boston AZ Cincinnati
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at 81 Louis.
only three games scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING.


Columbus e. Milwaukee 6.
Kansas CITY 3, Louisville
indianapolis g. Minneapolis 2
Cleveland S. ST Paul 5.
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SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterday Results.

Nesterdal's Results.
Battle Creek s Toledo T.
jackson { Kalamazoo :
Saginaw g south Bend 2 IL innings.
Mt Clemens T. Adrian 3
Bay City y. Flint T.
TOdHy's Games.
Flint at Bay city
Toledo at Battle Creek
Saginaw at south Bend
jackson at MI Clemens.
Kalamazoo Al Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-16
Gallery of Women Fuses Chrisfy
MatheUSOn and He Plays Poor Golf

CHICAGO, July 16-christy Msthewson
GIANTS sailed out Of town today that having gallery
follow him around the golf "fued him
terday that miserable
lost the round by SIX strokes The players abandoned
was playing and traied him
The Detroit times., 1914-07-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE
! estcrdn!s Results
Today's Games

Cincinnati { Philadelphia 4.
Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 3
st. Louis 5 Boston 8
Chicago 8. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Outhelder Strong in Attack
and on Defence in
Game That Goes
l6 Innings.

Two driving. cohesive attacks and a
defensive play par excellence by Her
bert Moran won the game for the en-
cinnati Reds over the Brooklyn Su-
pcrbas at Ebbcts Field yesterday at
tcrnoon. Fewer than five hundred
fans bravcd the rain to watch tho
teams struggle through sixteen inn
ings on a muddy diamond. and al
though the home team lost By 2 score
Of TO > the crowd was satisfied
Brooklyn had glowing chance y
win the game in the fifteenth inning.
With a runner on third base Robinson
sent Tex Erwin up 10 bat for Ed. Reui-
bach. But Erwin's third strike was =
Intellectual AS his first and he sat
down.
Pat Raglan. VINO can chew longer
and veil louder than any ball player
known. replaced Reubach nj the box
in the sixteenth and last inning. Pat
was welcome visitor. The Reds tcI
upon his neck. figurativcly; upon MS
curves literally. His first deed vas -
pass Heinie Groh. Herbert Moran tier
sent single past shortstop, lHchy
hit. FOR O'Nara slipped in the null
trying TO field II. Bcrghammer forced
Groh at third base. but Tom Clark 5
single filled the bases.
Douglas. the pitcher, was next in
line. lie took his place at the plare.
but Hcrzog sent old Leon Amcs dow
10 warm up. and after Raglan he'd
curlcd one strike over the plate Vol
Kolnitz. who will not serve the Kaiser
nor the King Of Austria nor yet the
King OF Scrvia, was rushed up to 'hc
plate.
Vol Kolnitz rolled one 10 Smith,
whose throw to the plate nas poor,
and Moran scored. Bert Daniels then
drove TO right for a base. scor.r;
Bcrghammer and Clarke. llerzog dlcd,
but Twombly flied out to centre field
and Won kolnitz counted.
The Rhiuclandcr- tied the score IN
the ninth with batting rally. Scnos
Gonzales. the Cuban boy. hitting IN
place Of Earl Yingl,ng, doubled TO lcft
hcld. Bert Daniels then came through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
RAILROAD CITES BASEBALL
Killifer Case Likencd to N. Y.
Central-Lak Shore Merger.

Detroit. July p. Counsel for the de-
fence in the New York Central-Lahe
Shore merger case argued more than
two hours today In an effort 20 con
vince the court that II had 40 Juri die
ton. \. r. Noycs. former Judge of the
Circuit Court OF Appeals. declared the
New York Central was an inGlSpens able
party 20 the suit. and beng Ncw
York corporation Tho Michigan court
Lad no power 80 make n appear.
During the argument the kllllier
bs- oball case was cited.
at is unusual so bring up the sub
zee, OF baseball IN railroad suit re-
marked Judge Tuttlc. but ! think the
Killifcr case has certain analogous
features win tho one before me. The
Chicago CLUB sought an injunction TO
rrcvcu klhfer playing with Phllsdei-
pria. and the court held that the Phlls-
d1nhi. club was rot an spcnsablc
part 70 the suit. a. YOU claim the New
York Central Is in this case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
SURREY HOLDS ITS
LEAD IN CRICKET
Plays in Championship Form
and Easily Defeats
Sussex.

London. July 30 Now that the Sur.
rev crickctcrs have got 70 the top OF
the table they mean TO hold their post
ton at all costs and, playing like real
champions. successfully disposed OF
Sussex to-day AZ Remington Oval by
81 runs. Tomorrow they Will be put
TO severe test when they oppose the
powerful Kent team at Blackheath.
If they win their position At the top
seems assured. but if defeated a des-
perate tusslc viii take place between
themselves, Yorkshire, MiddleseN and
Kent.
Yorkshire entertained Somerset hire
AT sheffield and. winning easily by An
inning and 10 runs. have now got into
fourth place Kent did splendidly to
defeat Nottnghamshirc al Trent
Bridge by an inning and 40 runs, and
are going strong.
Glouccstcrshirc journoyed 10 Man
chester 10 tackle Lancashire. but met
with another reverse. losing by 2@'
run,. The team still has to win it,
first game IN the competition. tsse *
moved I'D u peg b. heating Leicester
,hirc by 96 runs a. Lcyton' while
Northamptonshirc accounted for Derby -
shir> At the county ground, North
ampton. by 90 runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
MARSANS CASE POSTPONED
Delay May Keep Outiiclder
from Playing This Year.

St. Louis. July 2g. Representative &
Of organized baseball were chccrcd to-
day when Judge j. II. Tricbcr. IN tn"
United States District Court here. pos
poncd until September a hearing o.
the s.. Louis Federal League clubs
petition 20 have dissolved the injunc-
ton against Armardo Marsans. the
Cuban fielder. who jumped from the
Cincinnati Nationals.
The judge announced lie would not
try the case until he returned from his
vacation. which would be some time be
tween September : and -. A. th"
Federal League schedule closes carly
in October, y is considered doubtful #
a decision viii be rendered in time 20
permit Marsans 20 play again this sea-
son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
MAPS Are KIND
TO THE YANKEES
Chances Men Take Two
in Beginning Series OF
Seven Games.
-
RAY FISHER DOES
WELL ON MOUND
Visitors Show Batting Proves
Visitors Show Batting Proves
in Second Contest and
Aid Averages.

Cleveland, July % The Yankee,
vino are here % do ,omc business with
Cleveland in a Wholesale vay. opened
their seven cAme scrie5 with twO f'c-
tories. The score Of the 'irst Wss 80
:. while tho second was captured ~
70 20 s. Ray Fisher, Who had not
started game for almost = month on
account Of illness. worked 800 the hrs
contest and gave = good account o.
himself Hsgcrman and Blsndlng we're
his opponent, and the former "ss
very Wild that he had % be removed.
Bowman began the second. but sos p
Blandng was called IN a relic'
pitcher. 50 aggre ssivc were the hitter
Of Chance Carroll Brown also had %
step about bit 20 dodge the drive
which came his way.
All in ALL i wa not very lucky dar
for Joe Birmingham. manager OF tho
Maps He was knocked out temporarily
IN the preliminary practice before t0n
.irst game and was put out br the UNI
pirc during tho second game.
Cleveland led for the greater part
of the first game, but The Yankee took
the lead in tho eighth inning, when
Cree and Sweeney did some timely hit
ting. Bases on balls were responsible
for two Of the runs scored ~ inc VIZ
itors IN the ninth.
In the second game Chance mon
nit pretty much all down the line, max
ing seventeen safeties IN all. The
smashing began in the first inning,
when three runs came home on free
hitting, coupled with lttle vildness
! by Bowman. The third vas moderately
profitable, but the fourth Was even
/ richer.
4 Hartzcll began By beating out 2 burt
and Cook got an iufeld nit. Birdie
/ Cree doubled and Mullen walked. A.
this point Birmingham decided that
Bowman was not going to have q good
+ day, 50 he sent Banding back again
into the fray.
The Maps made a furious attack IN
/ the closing innings. bur could not o.cr-
come the carly lead gained b. ire
Yankees.
The scores follow:
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Wheatley, the N. Y. A. c.
Swimmer. Very III

Joe Whcstley. the phenomenal \. Y.
A. {. swimmer and national title
holder entered as scratch man in the
il0-yard handicap swim at Travers
Island next Saturday afternoon, has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia and
possible complication of typhoid
fever at his home, ISL West l65th 81.
His condition has somewhat improved.
hut is still grave. and il is doubtful
whether or not he will ever be able to
compete again, even il he should cont
plctely recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Moran Star in Victory
of Reds Over SuperbaS

with ringing triple to centre heI
and counted on long fly By Hor1os'
which Zach Wheat gathered IN neatly.
Herbert Moran earned the thanH'
OF the entire Cincinnati team and tic
cheers of those spectators who wcr'
on hand in the last half Of the tentA
hiring. With two out and the bases
filed. Bill Fischer went up to hit tor
Ed Pfeffer Fischer picked one o1t
and hit it Hush on the nose. Like Il
meteor the ball flow for the centre
field fence. Moran. rushing over ne
turf like born mud horse. was there
Just in time 20 make one Of the great
est catches seen on the field TINS sea
son.
Coming dow. to the ninth inning thc
Supcrbas looked like certain winners.
That lead of two runs, with Prefer III
the boX. looked lie a mortgage on the
game. but after all nothing Is certain
in baseball.
fniiovrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
AFTER CHANNEL SWIM
Commodore Brown Ready 10
Sail for Other Side.

commodore Alfred Bro rn. % The
American I,fc Saving Society. will
sqil for Eug,auj tomorrow TO tacSle
- Channel SWIM.
judging from MS performance Of
last sunday. WHOM nc battered Good
vim record ior tae thirteen mile
s.-c,ch between thc Battery and Concy
land. BE- IS probably ihc fastest
swimmer WHO ever undertook the elias
water Journey.
ROY, an train iu Dovdr sad take
advantage o. the slow tides due AZ the
ed o. Augu~, 90 attempt the iup-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Wants TO Preach
Gospel Of Baseball

lineage. July p. 4 foUr % SCUM
america This winter 10y the Chicago
white Sos and New York Giauts is be-
ihg considered by Charles i. 'omskcy.
81 don't care whether Ind trip would
pay or not" Comis.cy said. II want
20 snow baseball TO al NE people Of
the Garth. After South America IL
should be Africa and lhcn be viii have
fho2n The sport ~ cNcrN orc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
RED SOX WIN IN TENTH
Come Out Victorious Over Chi
cago After Uphill Fight.

Chicago. July %. Boston played an
uphill battle to-day and defeated Chi
caco by score of to 1 in ten inn
inGs.
Gregg. who was obtained by Boston
from Cleveland worked against the
home team. lie had one bad inning,
the fourth. when four hits, ono triple.
ncttcd three runs.
Tho GORE follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
FAST TIMES IN TANK
Central A. A. U. Records
Broken in Many Events.

indianapolis. July %. At the lose
OF the first day Of the Central Ana
tour Athletic Union swimming meet,
which began here to-day, officials an
nounccd that in all the 4. A. L. events
new records had been established. The
summaries Of the contests follow:
rItt.-t~rI ss First Z. g. Eatuel ]. \
o.. second I.iuer T. \. e.. third. y. T..
Uu.. Unattached. Time. o..
rI.n-o for dl-t,ncc-i'ir-t Arthur E,i'msu.
T. y. e.. o. ..st. rl,h. unattached. 90 fr,t:
s. " L'ou- Cincinnati. r' Get. lilfu-.
Cincinnati o. f.,t
tio-,arI Dash First. II 3. u.hu.r. g. y. g.:
second M,lf..nou !. \. g. third. Eelthei,
I. A. c. Time. 5iS j-5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Dates Named for
Swimming Races

James +. Sullivan, chairman of the
national championship committee, an
nounced yesterday that the outdoor
swimming championships for 1914 had
been awarded as follows:
SSo-yard swim New York \. c. TrsNerS
Island on August %: one-mic swim. Glen.
more \ G.. Steeplechase Pool. Concy Island.
on september it0-yard swim and fsnr'
dive. chicago Yacht club. on september %.
and ten-mile river swim Missouri \. g., =
Louis. on September I Labor Day.
He also announced that the Rye
Reach Swimming Club would hold the
onc.milc metropolitan champion hip
swim al Rye Beach on September II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
CARDINALS POUND BALL
Batting Streak in Twelfth Inn
ing Defeats PLilhes.

Philadelphia. July 29.--Tho ST. Louis
Cardinals developed n batting streak
in The twelfth inning to-day and
bounded out four runs. which gave
them the victory over Philadelphia By
a score Of 5 20 >.
Marshall and Perritt had a pitching
duel the former being backed Up in
faultless style. The visitors Offset their
errors 10y some great plays. llugeins'
Miller and Snyder being particularly
prominent in making stay catches or
stops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
INDIANS LOSE ODD
GAME TO LEAFS
Lee Batted Hard in Eighth,
When Canadians Make
Five DunS.

Toronto, Ontario, July 29.-Toronto
took the odd game OF the series from
Newark to day by score OF 70 3. The
home team hit Lee hard in the second
and eighth innings. scoring i've runs IN
the latter session on nve singles and
Fishers triple.
Wagner, for the Leafs. became un-
steady toward the end OF the game and
was relieved by Royce, who held the
visitors safe Callahan's home run was
feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
NO RUNS FOR SHELTERS
Buffalo with Beebe in Box
Scores a Shut. Out.
rBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune

Buffalo. July 20. The Bisons. appar-
emily Disguised with their performance
OF yesterday. defeated jersey City to-
day by score OF TO 0.
Boebc pitched an excellent came
Only once during the contest was
member of IIulswitt's team on third
base, and that was through an error
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30

Packers Triumph Over
the Pittsburgh Rebels

Pittsburgh. July %. kansas City
defeated the Pittsburgh Fcdcrals IN
the third game o. he series to-day by
II score of 10 e..
Rawlings. formerly OF tho Cincinnati
Nationals, played shortstop for hans"S
City.
The score By innings follows:
t.,.,s,.,, 1000 % D" 4"
Pltslurgn. o00 o 90. o.
Erteri,.. Stone ADAMS md Luzou-
roth: Camuitl. Walker and B'rr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Terrapins Beat the
HOOSierS Despite kauff

Baltimore, July % Baltimore won
out in tho tenth inning Of to-day's game
with indianapolis. The score was 10
3. Ksuf tied the count for Indianapolis
in the fourth inning. when nc made bis
second home run Of the series.
The score by innings follows:
g. - l..
u.i.,.,-. 900 ol-t ~
Indianapolis 5 400 3 oooo os
uai,ric.- Wilhelm and lachltsch. Kaiser
hn- and Warren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
BENDER BLANKS BROWNS
Twirler of Athletics in Form
While Rivals Prove Easy.

St. Louis. July 29.-The st. LOUIS
bstters could do nothing with Bender
delivery when hits would have mean,
runs to-day. while the Athletics pound
ed Weilmsn and Leverenz at opportune
moments and won by a score OF } 10 q.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Triple Alliance Wins
Game for the Giants
BRAVES CAPTURE SERIES
Plav Havoc with labels De
livery and Again Beat Cubs.

Ros,or. JULY 29 ny winning TO-
dan Royton made - 'wo out a. three
IN the series Win Chicago. The score
vst 20 5.
Tic homo team fc'l or Iabcl COY ''"o
runs iu 'hc trsf luu.rg ana th1ec I'D
,hc third adding three more IN 'n'
seventh ou four hits of Hsgcm"n'
Tho score follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Tri- State League Results.

Allentown. 8; Harrisburg ! lsu.
harrisburg. 9. Allentown ! tedl.
Wilmington. I. Lancaster. 0.
Trenton vs.. Reading list. rain.
Reading. I Trenton. I cd > IN. laln).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Date for Big Track Meet.

Roston. July - The New England
track and field champion, meet viii
be held on September At Rockingham
Park. Salem. \. II The place and date
we're fixed at meeting of The cham
pionship committee OF the organization
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Providence, 3; Rochester. 2,

p, ~ 10 'si'i r. II r..
PROVIDENCE. 90 / q o.
Roch oster... q q - Il - ~ o l.. =
Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Montreal, 8; Baltimore, 6.

~ Montreal. r IA ,
Montreal 3 % % u Ox-S q "A
Baltimore .. / % q q u - Of . -
batteries -Dovd and Howlcy. Davidson.
Russell and MchNoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Southern Association Results

New orleans. I. Chattanooga. J.
Birmingham. Z. Atlanta l.
Montgomery, :: Memphis . usO.
Memphis. :, Montgomery. ,lp
Nashville ~. Mobile udiul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
American Association Results

Milwaukee. Il Louisville. -.
Indianapolis Kansas CITY. -
Columbus y. -. Paul -
Nina apolis. Il. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
SECOND CAME.


Nev York. - - > g % - I-ir
Cleveland. . % . $
Two base hits--Kirks Msise,. Bro0 r.
Cree. Three-baSe hit--Graney. Sscrifc.
fies-O'Ncil Pcckinpsugh. stolen base
Pecknpaur Double piays--Chspman.
Turner aud Johnston -. jackson and
O'Nciu: Peckinpsush. Boone and Hullen.
Hits--Of Bowman. . IN % INNINGS non'
out IN 9Th: or Banding DOB e. Fir.
base o. ba.ls--ON Bowman. : o0 Bland
ing. 7 of Brown. >. Hit by pitcher y r
Bowman lUartzeiD. struck oyt--k'
Bl4uding. / by Brown. l. Wild pitches
RlandinS. /. Brown. l. FIRST las on cI-
rors-$4w YORK. !: cleveland. T. r@ft -
bases-Cl Cleveland .. New York. Time
10. Umpire -CGau and Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Eastern Association Results

Springfield o. New Haven. .
New London. >; Hartford
bridgeport vs. New Britain trsinf
Waterbury vs.. Pittsucld Grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Virginia League Results.

Ncvpori Sew. D.. Eptu"le
Richmond o. Portsmouth.
Norfolk { Petersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
New England League Results

iff.taIu. L.. Lewiston.
Lawrence. %. Low 'il 7.
Lynn 49, Manchester trau'.
Portland Ns. Worcester tralDl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
naverhill Club Changes Hands

Lawrence. Mass, july %. Control Of
the Haycrhill franchise in the New
England baseball league has been OBJ
tanned by Daniel a. Noonan. treasurer
and part owner Of the Lawrence team.
I'm making this announcement today
Mr. Noorau said he was acting for a
man connected with major league base
ball whose name was withheld tom
porar.ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
American League.
irrational League.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Cleveland.
80, -. - mi.

international League.
GAMES TODAY.
Newark AT Montreal.
Jcr,e, tuN at Toronto.
Pro, idence at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES Yesterday.
Buffalo. :; Jersey city. u
Toronto. o: Newark. 3.
Providence. =: Rochester. ;.
Montreal. =; Baltimore. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Federal League.

Federal League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
=, Ioui. AT Brooklyn tvol.
Chicago at Buhai".
Indianapolis at BAL
kansas cit, at Pittsburgh
ursIITs OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NrooLI,n (: IT. Louis. J.
baltimore. I; Indianapolis. 3.
Kansas City. ); Fitt>br gh. =
Chicago. I Buffalo, >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Baseball Standing and
Results in -Four Leagues
National League.

CANES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati NJ New York.
pittsburgh az Hrookihn'
Chicago at Philadelphia
81 Ioni~ at Boston
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
\,v York. I. Pittsburgh. q.
Cincinnati. \: Ero"hl>n. ,.
Boston, \: Chicago. ).
It. Louis. \; Ph'lade'phh' -.
<>rION>I LEAGUE STANDING.
u ~, ". l.. re
New york.. a% 81. tincin att vs. ~:
80 n1,i. II 4. 30 Pttsb'rgh.3S ~ ~:
Uo.,on. g. q .fs3 BrookiSn. 30 ~ w
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-02
qns Council glafig.

gegeH q. S. Saroiug. alocr.
iHna ct 2dr9g tuuroe Elm geridt.
IiGes @cria9reH eingcleitet, nm i3n
idues Gmte5 5u e%ntieben. 0a 0er
&err uiht mehr TIM 8leidbll0e Der
Gto6t ani1iiig lit mo 70 feiuer
Bir9errehte in Council Bluffs Der.
Iuitig gegnngeu lift. Ger Sal Itrgt
Jest bor Dem bieii1eR Inuiiisqe.
riht TOO Is aui Die Gntiteiouug
Der Rifter oufcmmt. SoIte ei
ben alageru geIingeu. 6errn Sar.
Ding aus ietlem autte 81 6rdnaen,
DoRn piiroe Der Sta6tratb etnen
onberu alOcrman an ieine Steqe
eripdblen. SIT 0n8 Iettere Der Sal,
Damn wiiroen nob[ perifieoene aen.
oerunseH i'm itd6tiihen @eamtetl.
perional eor9enommeu neroeu.
SH Dem aIageperfabren Der
Grau emma giber geaeu Die Staot
Council 9Iuffs bat SeBtere Die I'M.
eefdbr $1,000 betraaen0en Geri6ts.
foiten 81 trageu.
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Eas RrItamt madt in eiuem
Girtilnr betaunt. ouB gier ohne
Bciobr burd Die Eoit bcriau6t mer.
seu foHHcn. IN Dem Circular limb.
aud 0te arpetlmaeH sum iitleren
8erianoi belnnnt ae5cben
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Moib, Naiinas; Battle Of oerlna.
ton ano eoucoro W Mhlldmeoc.
wrano S5laHo S,oip 10 conduct d
dool Eimit Y @otdc, aioma.
abi6hb Der aciiereB ON 1ouuer.
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berrIidc @eiaudc Uiirocn sum gobe
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MarIt6rridi.

Si0.C maha, . Gull.
RuoBieb -3uiuhr 1000; 90artt
TART b9i iian
@ltte bis bette S. 35-9t5.
RittrImdbiae bis CUTE SS.t0-
.S.35.
@crpobuIihe bi. mitieImabist
1877. Sos. 10.
aitlc unO Sellers itorf bts Hnu.
@ilte bis bette 9eiiers $725-
$S.25
cute oils bette Qiibc Sc To-
@litteImaBi8c bis cute $50
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u. 40.
@cmohnlihr bis mittelmnBtge
49, 7j-5.7 as.
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8. u. Gtnrsts, BatentaHuaIt. 646
grauoeis 9beatrr gebauOe. Eel
Toul.as 1868.
BrhfeH Gle pnler Qiir eaOer Oil
Guo Waidiue, nm ieIbises oui
auhIein gu iibertragcn. Guart Del
uuo cine Maihiue bel g~orausbe.
1ablmI $3.50. 4lcuten in ieoem
Gouutp Derlangt -Gbideu 2iie Ga.
Der 60, 2O2i Cunning Ctr. omaha
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Stoders nn0 5eceoerS ieii.
@lne DTS bette 81. 10000.
RitteIndbiac bis cute S6.75-
$50.
@~emobulide bis mtttlmaBige
Sc 25-6T5.
Siod aiibe S..
Stod adlber Sc 50-T75.
Real 100000
g'itllen b.75-76 5.
Shmeine- 3uiubr 10000; WarIt
ieit bic h5ber Gurtidnittspreis
SSt5- s.22h; h6dliler Vreis $50
Shaie 3uiuhr 5000 @larft
icit
Sdbrlinae SO 80 go.
Wiooer 635-5.G go.
Witterihaie SIJ0--i.s0.
spring ganmsr. $4,000.