Baseball Scores in Early American Association and National League
Report lists multiple scores from early baseball leagues with results including Columbus 14 Louisville 1 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 1 St. Paul 10 Kansas City 9 and New York 2 Boston 6 Washington 0 St Louis 2 in a rain-affected National League slate.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Ae St. Paul
Kansas City
Ue Loveland
New York
Boston
Euoit
Washington
Miladelphia
St. Louis
Baseball Matchups Across League Schedule Listed
The schedule shows results and pairings: Toledo at Indianapolis Kansas City at St Paul Minneapolis at Milwaukee Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn in the National and AMERICAN LEAGUE lines include Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit.
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Erro
Bos
Columb
Cincinnati
Pittsburga Palv
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Pia
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
American Seaaur Pc
Washington
Eserves
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
National League
Pittsburgh
American League
Cleveland Wins 5-2 Over New York. Uhle Keys Victory
Cleveland pitchers outdueled Shocker as Uhle allows six hits and drives in two with a two base hit in the fifth. Ruth goes hitless with three strikeouts as Collins is ejected for disputing a third strike. Score 5-2 in Cleveland’s favor in the June 7 game.
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Cleveland
New York
Uhle
Ruth
Hildebrand
Collins
Cash
Combs
Gehrig
Ding
Biubon
Collings
Ls. Bowell
Jamieson
Lasteke
Sikeetevisiaesves
Shocker
I Dou
Kevaunesses
Orrie Ig
Sendas
Dugan
J. Sewell
Burns
Summa
Lacy
L. Sewell
Koenig
Uble
Braxton
Two Women Seek Congressional Seats in Indiana and Kentucky
Esther Griffin White, a Republican veteran, seeks Congress in Indiana. Mrs. J. B. Layne, a Democrat, runs in Kentucky.
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Congress
Esther Griffin White
Indiana
J. 8. Layne
Kentucky
Sneed Bee Knowledge Foresees Honey Success
Bee specialist H. A. Scullen of Oregon Agricultural College says success in honey production is no accident. It results from good bees proper equipment intelligent management and location.
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H. A. Scullen
Oregon Agricultural College
Chauncey Tops Wheeling Steels 3 to 1 in Home Win
Chauncey defeated Wheeling Steels 3 to 1 at Chauncey ballpark to extend its winning streak to six. D Earich led Chauncey with three hits, while H Grimm pitched effectively and H Warich, D Earich, and McDaniel delivered key runs. Monk starred for the Steels with standout defense and play.
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Chauncey
Wheeling Steels
Chauncey Ballpark
Steel
McDaniel
Mathers
D. Earich
Rife
Jenkins
McDaniels
Whitlatch
Smathers
H. Grimm
Monk
Fields
H. Warich
R. Grimm
Gibson
Potts
Moneset
Fonkins
Stewart If
Aarich
Ju Frimm
D. Karich
Eene
Whitlate
Bartels
H Grimm
Stribling Too Well Trained For Championship Bout
Berlenbach and Young Stribling near the 175 pound limit as they prepare for Thursday night title bout at Yankee Stadium. Stribling appears tense and highly trained, while Pa Stribling says his son is at perfection. Tex Rickard plans heavyweight match announcements and Dempsey's next opponent may be June 15 with Dempsey under deadline until June 22. Gene Tunney expected to gain nomination amid anticipated fireworks.
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Paul W. White
New York
Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Stribling
Pa” Stribling
Tex Rickard
Yankee Stadium
Boxing Commission
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Encores in films eyed by MGM for applause repeats
MGM considers encores in movies to let audiences clap for scenes to be repeated. Plans require two prints per theater, one for normal projection and one for an encore machine kept behind shutters. The operator switches machines during applause and resumes after the encore.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Company
Yellow Corn Higher Food Value Than White, Experts Say
Investigators report yellow corn, grown mainly in the corn belt, has a higher food value than white corn, according to G M Garren of North Carolina State College agronomy.
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Corn Belt
Cotton Belt
G. M. Garren
Agronomy Department
North Carolina State College
Welcome home dinner for Jess Sweetser in New York
Members of the 200 golf club in the metropolitan area were invited to a welcome home dinner for Jess Sweetser, winner of the British amateur championship. The event is set for June 22 in New York.
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New York
Jess Sweetser
Banker Ulysses G. Young banned for life over horse poisoning
Ulysses G. Young, once a Charleston West Virginia banker, is banned for life from the turf after confessing to poisoning several horses here and paying for the poisons. The case ties a financial motive to the animal poisonings reported recently.
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Aurora
Ulysses G. Young
Charleston, W. Va
Nashville Thieves Steal Whole House
In Knoxville Tennessee a chancery court suit filed by J. W. Craughon accuses O. H. Kennedy John Oman and G. L. Kennedy of moving a complete five room cottage to another city location. An injunction restrains the defendants from disposing of the property amid the cottage bandit allegations.
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Nashville
Knoxville
Tenn
Texas
O. H. Kennedy
John Oman
G. L. Kennedy
Orhreeld
Grante J.W. Craughon
Man Is Proud of Jail Life: Songs for Cell Is Released
Springfield report on James Hoch a 76 year old longtime convict now back in the local jail serving a four year term for carrying a loaded revolver and larceny He has spent fifty years in confinement and says his pride lies in a twenty year burglary sentence from Washington with homesickness when free.
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Springfield
Mass
James Hoch
Champion
James
Washington
Underground railway aids listed station keepers and cent ors
A pre Civil War era document details 8111 listings of individuals and station keepers who assisted escaping enslaved people on the underground railroad, naming cent ors as key helpers in aiding fugitive slaves to freedom.
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Frank Lockhart
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Lockhart
Indiannapolis
Iinces
Underground
Nis
Princess Ernestine Calles Eyes American Marriage Market
Mexican president's daughter Princess Ernestine Calles visits New York for six months to study American life and find a mate. She favors a working, well–mained partner, possibly a bullfighter, admires American fashion and culture, and enjoys bullfights though disapproves of cruelty to horses. She travels with James Gerard as escort and plans to attend a finishing school while shopping Paris clothes.
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Virginia Swain
New York
Ernestine Calles
Mexico
Rio Grande
Riverside Drive
Paris
James Gerard
Senorita Ernestine
Mnorthland
iSenorita Tirnestine Calles
Couteal Park
James W. Gerard
Inset
Cherokee Nation and Blue Ridge Cherokees Pursue Peaceful Allotment
The Cherokee Nation faces peaceful allotment of eastern lands in the Blue Ridge. Chiefs like Samson Owl guide a revival of tribal customs as whites show sympathy and see cultural and commercial value in harvest festivals and festival tourism. Owl has built a private fortune of $150,000 guiding strategy.
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N. C
United States
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cherokee Nation
Samson Owl
Oconeechee Boss
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Reservation
Medicine Man
Cherokee land allotment gloom over park plans and forfeited fate
The piece outlines 2600 Cherokees to be allotted by caste with full bloods receiving large shares and mixed-bloods smaller, while a national park project advances in the Smokies and land near the Ridge is slated for government seizure. It recalls Horseshoe Bend and Jackson’s removal, noting a possible repeat bow to native claims.
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Smoky Mountain Belt
Hiue Ridge
Tennessee
Carolina
Sam
Horseshoe
Bend
Junalska
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Sabres Points
Young Bucks
StudioGets New Organ at WBBM Chicago
A new $98 000 organ installed in WBBM Chicago studio enlarges the broadcasting space. The instrument is built for broadcasting and reflects changes shaped by experience in radio stations.
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WBBM
Chicago
Warsaw to Get New Broad Casting Station
Warsaw will host a new broadcasting station per reports from the Polish Radio Company. The station will operate on a 470 to 500 meter wavelength with about six kilowatts of power.
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Warsaw
Polish Radio Company
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Chalice
Steelies
Ruby Goldstein
State Athletic Committee
Mike Dundee
Chicago Cubs
Maurice Shannon
Joe Munson
Rigel Stephenson
Henry Schreiber
Ernestine
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