Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
National League saw Chicago routing Cincinnati and edging them in another game while New York swept Philadelphia. St Louis and Brooklyn played to undecided results as Boston and Washington split games. American League matchups included St Louis and Detroit sharing wins, Chicago and Cleveland strong showings, with Boston taking one from Washington. International and other leagues feature varied scores including Baltimore, Rochester, Jersey City, Newark, and Buffalo over Montreal and others.
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Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Where They Play Southern Beagae Steps Mops to Nashville
The note outlines a series of teams or acts moving to Nashville for an event or game. It mentions Southern and Beagae with steps and origana in a transit or schedule context. Details are fragmentary but indicate a lineup or travel plan heading to Nashville.
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Southern
Beagae
Steps
Nashville
Origana
Bridwell Season Ended For Barton Nationals
New York May 39 Manager John Kling of the Barton Nationals says shortstop Arthur S Bridwell is so badly injured that he will not be able to play again this season and perhaps never wear a uniform again. Kling denies friction with President John M Ward.
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New York
John Kling
Barton Nationals
Arthur S Bridwell
Kling Denlses
John M. Ward
Columbia Crews Win Three Races at Harlem Regatta
Columbia University captured three races at the forty sixth Harlem Regatta Association event on the Harlem River. New York clubs dominated, with Philadelphia representing in several events. Notable wins included Samuel Drew of Malta B.C. in the intermediate single and George Alison of West Philadelphia B.C. in the senior single, with light showers noted but no fouls. The day featured close junior four across boats, an intermediate double by Delacey and Pearse, and Crawley and Schwartz winning the senior doubles for Nonpareil.
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Columbia University
Harlem Regatta Association
Harlem
New York City
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Bohemian B. C
New York
B. C
Ivan
Delacey
Pearse
Lone Star
Crawley
Schwartz
Today's Baseball Glimpse Through Time A Fragment
1859 1889 TODAY IN BASEBALL by fen te is Moreland. The Athletics of Philadelphia organized. 1871 Amog Rusigg born at Indianapolis Ind regarded as greatest pitcher since the National League. 1684 Bagley of Bridgeport struck twenty Yale cremen. Mansfield Guio club Tri State League purged in Johnstown flood. Washington game notes, Boston vs St Louis, Nationals, Cleveland matchups and scattered league mentions.
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Bostons
St. Louis Cardinals
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Decatur
Alubs
Red Flag Pulled Down by Civil War Veteran in Muscatine
May 30 in Muscatine Iowa a red flag flying over seclalist headquarters drew a crowd Hendry Bodman a veteran climbed a stairway and pulled down the red emblem his act was cheered by onlookers The incident underscores tensions over the flag symbol in a wartime era setting.
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Iowa
Séclaist
Hendry Bodman
Direct Election of U S Senators Endorsed in Louisiana
Baton Rouge May 80 The judiciary committee of the Louisiana house reports a resolution favoring ratification of a federal constitutional amendment for direct selection of United States senators. Former Congressman Favrot opposes it while Congressman Dupre advises against adoption. The house also ratifies a tax levy amendment. The Massachusetts senate on May 22 adopts a resolution for direct election of U S senators, amid questions about governor notice.
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la Follette
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House of Representatives
United States
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Dupre
Massachusetts ‘Senate
Congress
Pittsburg Trade Sends Leach and Liefield to Chicago
A major baseball deal announced in Pittsburg today transfers Tommy Leach and pitcher Liefield to the Chicago Nationals in exchange for Arthur Hofman and pitcher King Coie.
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Tommy Leach
Liefield
Chicago Nationals
Arthur Hofman
King” Coie
Wright dies in Dayton typhoid fever after fever spike
Wilbur Wright of Dayton died at 3:35 AM after weeks of typhoid illness. The famed aviator, who with his brother Orville built the first successful heavier-than-air machine, faced a sudden fever spike and complication before death. The Wright family, including Bishop Milton Wright and Katherine Wright, gathered at his bedside as doctors reported no recovery.
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Richmond
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Total blindness for General Booth reported
London May 30 doctors after a consultation say General William Booth head of the Salvation Army will be totally blind following an operation to remove a cataract from his left eye. An official bulletin notes little hope for preserving his sight though his spirits and health are otherwise good at age 82.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
General Booth
Miller-born Wright Pursues Real Work Over College
To gather statistics on manufactures and exports. Mr. Wright was born in Millville, Ind, in 1867. He was educated in high schools in that section, but declined to attend college. He said he preferred to hurry to real work. He never married.
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Millville
Ind
Captain Wise Wins Interd mational Shooting Contest
Buenos Ayres May 20 The International shooting contest ended with Captain W Wise of the Massachusetts National Guard finishing the best civilian score at 283 points. Fernandez of Argentina placed second with 182 and Pett of Argentina third.
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W. Wise
Mascasetts National Guard
Fernandez
Argentina
Pett
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