Last Game A Lost Game at Goddard 1915
The Goddard 1915 Dashhall season ended with a 9 to 6 defeat to Italian A. C. Davidson led with three hits for eight bases, while pitcher Scampini fanned ten and held off Goddard’s offense. Keefe relieved after three hits in the third inning as the Italians seized the game with strong hitting and fielding.
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Goddard
A. C
Semeinary
Scampini
Davids
Davidson
Hoernle
Quinn
Keefe
Doctors and vendors in a foggy ballpark tale
A noisy ballgame tale notes Hood’s Pills on a vendor table and a crowd at a grounds event. It mentions players like Davidson and Hastie, a double play by Scampini, umpires Reclii and Hisshop, and a pop fly snag. A firelight of Italian opposition looms for a Saturday match against Fort Ethan Allen.
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Scampini
Caought
Hastie
Fitat
Cree Risedall
Second Cavalry
Fort
Ethan Allen
Berlin Street
Pope Admires Wilson as Miss Addams Seeks Peace
Misa June Addams of Chicago met Pope Benedict in Rome during a European peace mission. The pope, while receptive, deemed the moment scarcely opportune for promoting such a project. He praised President Wilson's firmness and serenity and pledged to back a peace initiative with Holy See influence.
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Dune
Misa June Addams
Chicago
Women Peace Conference
Hague
Europe
Pope Benedict
Rome
Vatican
Miss Addams
Gaspari
Salandra
Sonnino
Wilson
America
Holy ‘See
National League Yesterday's Games Summary
In Pittsburg the Pirates beat Boston 2 to 1. St Louis topped New York 13 to 2. Cincinnati and Brooklyn battled to a 2 all tie after 14 innings when darkness halted play. Chicago and Philadelphia were rained out.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Porc
Brookly Ervest
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Washington routed St Louis eight to two while Boston beat Detroit six to none. New York and Chicago tied four to four and Philadelphia and Cleveland ended one to one.
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St. Louis
Roston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cleveland St. Louie
Italians Gain Ground With Cadorna From Front in Monte Nero
General Cadorna reports Italian forces pushing toward river passages on the Isonzo despite Austrian resistance. Troops took Monfalcone, reported 1000 Austrian dead nearby, 70 Bosnian soldiers surrendered near Caporetto, and over 400 prisoners taken along the Isonzo. Alpine troops seized Frei kopel near Monte Croce and held artillery.
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Paris
Isonzo
Cadorna
War Office
Isonz
Tne
Annd
Monfalcone
Triest
Adriatic
Monte Nero
Caporetto
Tsonzo
Tyrol-Trentino
Fulzagero Pass
Sasso di Stria
Cortina d'Ampeazo
Monte Croce
Freikopel
British Naval Losses Total Stated in Commons
London June 11 The total officers and men dead from British naval sinkings since the war began is 4 400 as stated in the House of Commons by Y J MarNamara financial secretary of the admiralty The figure excludes losses on the are Princess Trene and the battleship Bulwark blown up in Sheernees harbor
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Y. J. MarNamara
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House of Commons
Sheernees Harbor
RUSSIANS PREPARE A NEW BLOW AT MACKENSEN
A dispatch from Tarnow to The Tribune reports Russian forces north of Proemypsl and Stanew are massing near the Vialek river and planning renewed action against Mackensen’s positions. The telegram notes weary Soviet troops and rising tension in the region, with unclear engagement details.
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Geneva
Vie Paris
Die Tech
Tarnow
Caliria
Wialek
Stanew
Niko
Unclear wartime briefing and royal condition report
An incomplete report notes possible voting on a large credit in the near future, plus a brief Athens bulletin stating King Constantine I’s condition remains satisfactory. The text also describes a military drill where cadets are armed for fencing bouts and bayonet practice with target exercises and armor usage.
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Constantine
Norwich Inspection Cadets Trained By Army Officers
Captain Schindel led cadets through marching and maneuvers at the Norwich garrison. Captain S J Bayard Memadel assisted as the U S Army general visited part of the New Norwich corps for training.
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S.J. Bayard Memadel
U.S Army
Geeerel
Newwich Corps
Andere
British Parliament Approves Over Two Million for Armed Forces
The British Army and Navy await further mobilization as Parliament approves more than two million men for service. The long wartime effort reflects a massive enrollment drive with ongoing support from government, military leaders, and the public as World War I demands grow.
Recipe Fragments for a Cake Inspiring June Page
A garbled set of baking instructions mentions beating eggs, preparing a cake tin, adding grated rind almonds and possibly fruit, and baking in a moderate oven for about thirty minutes. Other phrases suggest turning the mixture onto a board, kneading, cooling, dusting with sugar or flour, and forming a nine inch round cake.
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