Athletics Capture Third From Tigers
Detroit lost the third straight game of the series with Philadelphia today, 1 to 6. Willett pitched for the visitors and Cottrall led the attack as Philadelphia hitters applied steady pressure. Connie Mack sent Cottrell again to the mound, and the younger Leis rot away with a fine game despite being touched for some hard hits.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Willett
Mackmon
Aimel
Connie Mack
Im Cottrell
Y Younssler
WiLlett Beora
Palladelphia Stad Batterlea—Willett, Rondeany Cottrall
Lap
Chicago
Pieter Hess
Boston
Cheney
Tiwphroys
Gincinnati
Plase
Hess
Willy Bdack
Pirates Rally To Take Opening From Phillies
In a windy start at Pittsburgh, Rixey faltered early as Dooin's lineup powered ahead with three passes and Wilson hitting a key triple. Adams struggled at times but Pittsburgh held off Philadelphia for a 6 to 2 victory with strong hit support from Bark Moore and Cravath adding a late homer.
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Dittehiye
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Tixey
Artie Hofman
Circus Catch
Sear
Hixey
Monre
Iillifer
Adama
Simon
More stringent rules urged for race track
London Tune 3 The incident of the designation of Cragadour who was first past the winning post in yesterday's sensational Derby has stirred racing circles and the public. A motion was put at the Touker club meeting to June 16 proposing harsher penalties for dangerous riding and stronger action against Jolang QeilCs tackics. The meeting also discussed suspensions and penalties for the Derby bowler Pelizardo w Ned and other incidents in racing. In tennis news the French elimination contest saw de Geyman's singles, Gobert, and Waimeseltrath and Rahe advancing, with the German-German pairing notable among results.
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London
Cragadour
Touker Club
Jeckey Lab
Tolay
Jolang QeilCs
Glenards
Ad Feater
Meeling Hist
Pelizardo
Mieshaden
Germany
Davis
de Geyman
Nimlehes
Inderworn Meengey
Gobert
Arcend
Diaue Aml Gobert
Geena
Big purse offered winner to take it all
Edmonton officials and the local athletic directors announced a big purse for an upcoming lightweight title bout. Robare Buchagantes and Von Nolan, managers of Wintle Tthtshie, plan to match Freddie Walsh in Gneglde for $5,000 with a side bet of 9,000. Branton city council decided not to intervene.
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Edmonton
Alvarte
Jone
Edmonton Athletic
Wendthitest
Robare
Prisoner Names and Dates Recalled in City Riot Report
In a fragmented city notice, authorities reference Houpchim as wm ce and indicate Da-Tt as involved in the event tied to a club, with mentions of Wille Etehie La Hecant and Raivohton Ath Julie club. A July date is implied with Gruy Grunny of the city noted in passing.
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Tyne Da-Tt
Raivohton Ath- Julie
Rildie Grunny
Thiy
Cramped read hints at track meet results and records
Fragmentary OCR outlines a track event with names like Thorpe and Thompson amid records and performances. It notes total points by Jhanpson, mentions a Princeton connection, and references multiple events and times, but coherence is limited by the damaged text.
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Princeton
Al-araied
Jhanpson
Wilstant
Toorgson
Cepa
Therne’ Fords
Ait
Thorpe
Phorpe
United States Football Association Admitted to Membership
A vote was held at a recent meeting in Copenhagen Denmark officially admitting the United States Football Association to membership, marking a pivotal step for football’s absorption in the United States according to the report.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Footyal
Lon Wets
Pater Ralonw Football Association
Breatnes
Obituary Mention Of St Louis Baseball Magnate Die
Reference notes Tony von der Ahe and Louis D. von der Ahe as a famed St. Louis baseball magnate who died at his home. The fragmented text cites his prominence and connections to early island years and notes Liverpool and apples figures, with scattered names and dates.
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Ot Louis
Dune von der Ahe
Parner
St. Lowis
Sweepin g Probe Into All Lobby Scrutiny Continues
A sweeping probe into lobbying expands as Senator Warminos and committee members pursue alleged insurance and tariff influence. Subpoenas target figures like Ox, Brown, and Rossel while probes widen to sugar policy and campaign finance, with testimony pending on organized campaigns and reform efforts.
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A damaged OCR fragment offers little readable content about people places or events. The readable parts mention only fragmented terms and do not identify any clear person or organization or concrete dates.
Skirt Causes Her Beath As Well As That Of Airman
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled names and phrases about a skirt incident and an airman. Readable segments mention EDOUl WME and Pavia among scattered terms, with no clear dates or outcomes. The article fragment provides insufficient coherent facts to determine a full event summary.
Negotiations Opened by Japan Amid Caspian Talks
Fragmented OCR text mentions Japan negotiations and a Caspian context. It references entities such as Japan, Putin, Vest, Arabia, Sony, and Hemisphere actors in a murky discussion. The fragmentary piece notes a public or formal note and mentions a division of a lapel and an event involving a Caspian region, with unclear dates or clear outcomes.
Dynamite case to reach jury today
The dynamite case involving Frederick Atteaux Bentis Collins and Finatan is set for the jury in Lawrence. The defense rested and the judge will charge tomorrow morning as attorneys argue over credibility and the scheme to plant explosives at textile mills in 1912.
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Breon
District Attorney Weekly
Joplin police matron arrests man in street encounter
Vernis Gott, Joplin's city matron, allegedly arrests Harry Miller of Monett on the street after an event against street mashing. Miller says she accused him, and she claims to take him to the city jail while she writes a letter about the incident.
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Sapili
Vernis Gott
Joplin
UN Campaten
Harry Miller
Monett
Fuppans
Miller
Milasion
Ison
Conservatives Lead In Election Despite Fragmented Balloting
Conservative ticket led by Hert held a morning advantage with 2,950 votes in the S741 race. Independent and socialist candidates trailed across multiple offices including president vice president and secretary treasurer, with figures cited for each contender such as Riley 45, Duggan 123, Walsh 386, Murray 1,090, and Noyle 1,260 among others.
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Hert
Tta
Elvis Irir
Riley
Conservatiys
Intria
Twirne CE
Duggan
McCallem
Martin
Walsh
Bor
Sneehan
I Rowe
Misnard
Secratary
Lawitt
Visa
Henwn
Canningham
Vesidtant
Murray
Noble
Pownell
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Congress
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Overman
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Dune
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