Major League Baseball results June 2 recap
National League action shows Boston defeated New York 4 to 3 behind Crandall’s wild pitching. Pittsburg overwhelmed Chicago 12 to 6 with Wagner driving in six runs. Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 6 to 3 as Wilhem received solid support in a four inning shutout effort by Brooklyn.
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Cleveland Wins Double Header Tonight
Detroit reports Cleveland won a baseball double header with stronger hitting and timely runs. In the first game Mullen chaefer and Bradley homered, while pitchers and batters combined for a 5 to 3 result. In the second game Summers and Sehrmidt sparked offense as Cleveland tied the series.
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Washington 5 Philadelphia 2 in baseball action
Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 in a June game. Washington’s hitters and defensive plays led to the win as Philadelphia struggled at the plate. New York reports Boston won both games of a doubleheader, aided by Moran and Moran’s opponents' fielding miscues.
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Thousand Dollar Prize For The Busters
A. J. Tower Company offers a $1000 prize for the Fish Brand Slicker Bronco Busting contest at the Industrial Exposition and Territorial Fair next fall. The event aims to attract riders from Colorado Wyoming Montana with $1000 total prizes including top, second and time prizes. The firm, maker of Fish Brand slickers, seeks to promote entries from cowboys and cattlemen across the Southwest. Also notes Foley's Honey and Tar existence and a Ladies Guild meeting at St Johns Episcopal church.
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Indian Refuses Drink and Is Shot by Cherokee Killer
Santiago Valle an Acoma Pueblo Indian was shot four miles from Bluewater after declining whiskey offered by Dick Eagle a Cherokee Indian. Valle died from peritonitis after delayed medical care. Deputy Sheriff W M Jackson arrested Eagle. Valle’s preliminary hearing set before Justice Simon Bibo.
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Dick Eagle
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Valle
Carlos Baca
Valencia County
Leos Lunas
Reorganization of Sunshine Valley Public Utilities in Estancia
Estancia New Mexico June 1 A reorganization of Sunshine Valley Public Utilities Co which runs valley telephone lines was completed last week JW Brashears elected general manager succeeding H A Hart who resigns after building a paying business Land contest activity noted with local druggist J L Stubblefield challenging the desert land entry of John T Blaney An old soldier Blaney has invested about 400 in improvements and irrigation follow up by F A Goodwin arrival in the valley
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John T. Blaney
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Missouri man summoned by sister illness in Torrance court
A Missouri man arrived by Monday for his sister Miss Mary A. Goodwin in McIntosh as probate court for Torrance county sat to dispose of estate administration cases. The board of county commissioners met this afternoon with Chairman Chaves absent.
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Mary A. Goodwin
McIntosh
Torrance County
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Chaves
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Local Firm
No Humbug. Foley's Honey and Tar is urged as the dependable cough remedy. The ad notes it is the most used cough preparation and safe, urging readers to choose the known Foley's over unknown alternatives. J. H O'Reilly & Co.
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J. H O'Reilly & Co
Des Moines Rally Beats Denver in Early Lead
In Des Moines, the Aces beat Denver 8 to 4 as Mclaughlin cleared the bases with a three RBI homer in the first inning. Bohannon and McDonagh paired for the win while Komar and Yeager held Denver to the late runs.
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Leland Stanford Jrs Defeat Colorado in Meet at Boulder
The Leland Stanford junior athletic team defeats the Colorado University squad in field and track events by 62 to 55 at Boulder Colorado today. Two state records are reported as broken.
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Boulder
Colo
Leland Anford
Colorado University
Washington Club Man Acquitted of Murder
A Washington D C man connected with a club was acquitted of murder in a local court. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty after deliberating for about an hour and twelve minutes.
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Gaspoh Op Philip
New York
Washington
Frank A McAboy
James Chambera nd Winner Dies in Cincinnati Bowl Honors
Chicago June 2 James Chambera nd winner of the bowl championship prizes in the two teams with Harry Kien as partner at Cincinnati in February died there.
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James Chamberand
Harry Kien
Cinnnati
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