Italians Beat St Albans In Long Hitting Baseball Tilt
In Berlin Street rounds Saturday afternoon the Italian Athletics defeated St Albans 6 to 2. Weafer pitched for the home team, Osborne struggled with speed, and Bottigi belted a homer as the Italians seized the lead in the sixth. St Albans showed pep but could not mount another rally, while Ottaviani’s defense kept Italian runs limited.
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St. Albans
Berlin
Osborne
Joe Weafer
Bharley
Guiseppe
Crooks
Athletics
Post
Quehen
Davidi
Misone
Larry
Terry
Giovanni Na
Vidi
Bottigi
Dowe
Davids
Hibbard
Biesiarelli
Morella
Fowlig
Caugh
Comelli
Wenfert
Calcagni
Barre A C Battles St Johnsbury In One Sided Tilt
Barre A C defeated St Johnsbury 18 to 6 at Intercity Park in seven innings. Tommy Davidson sparked Barre with strong hitting while Nate and Witt delivered key plays. St Johnsbury pitcher Carlton held his own until Barre broke through in the third, fourth, and fifth with 14 runs. Hoernle left with a wounded finger and was replaced by Melyer.
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St. Johnsbury
A.C
Intercity Park
Barre A. C
Barre
Tommy Davidson
Lily White
Maderiti
Caledonia County
Wella
Charfie Hoernte
Rascoy Melyer
Graniteville
Hoernle
St. Johnabury
England Beats American Polo Team In Big Cup Shock
New York June 16 England swept the American polo team off their feet in the international polo cup match. England led from start to finish, the English four displaying precision and strength while the Americans faltered in a loose, hurried style. Final score listed as 8 to 4 in Britain’s favor.
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England
New York
America
Ee Ente
John Bull
Britain
Tuck
Gas Explosion Fatalities Raise City Alarm in Columbus
A gas explosion in Columbus injured and fatally burned a repair crew member and others nearby. The incident left twelve dead, with officials confirming multiple deaths and ongoing investigations as responders battled the blaze at the hospital.
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Columbus
National League Saturday results report mixed scores
In Trixten-Boston 4 to 1 victory for Trixten over Boston, with pitchers Ratteriee Tyley Gowdy Conelman Cooper and Gideon listed. New York-New York hosted Chicago in a 4 to 1 result featuring Ratteries-Demaree McLean Pierce Zabol Bros nokan Hargrave. Brooklyn-St. Louie game ended 4 to 0 for Brooklyn with Matteriee Criner Snyder Aitchinson Sebutar McCarthy. Philadelphia-Mitlielphia beat Cincinnati 5 to 113 innings with Bat teries Onaohgor Marehall Alexander emt Rilliter Benton Tonge Inne Clarke Goneales.
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Boston
Pittehure
Ratteriee
Tyley
Gowdy
Conelman
Cooper
Gideon
New York
Chicago
Ratteries
Demaree
McLean
Pierce
Zabol
Brosnokan
Hargrave
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Bronklyn
Matteriee
Criner
Ani Snyder
Aitchinson
Sebutar
McCarthy
Philadelphia
Mitlielphia
Cincinnati
Onaohgor, Marehall
Alexander Emt Rilliter
Benton
Tonge Inne
Clarke
Goneales
Wilson to Attend Panama Canal Opening in 1915
President Wilson will depart Washington on March 1 1915 for Panama to attend the formal opening ceremonies of the Panama Canal. He will travel aboard the battleship Oregon with the cabinet and then proceed to San Francisco.
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Washington
Wilson
Panama
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Wakefield Strikers Demand Highway Work Funds
Wakefield June 11 Strikers at the Italian furniture factory Heswert Fras and Wakefield company complained Saturday night about not being given highway work. They plan to appeal for an appropriation of $100. The report mentions impediments and local efforts to secure road labor.
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Wakefieli
Heswert Fras
Wakefield Company
Ontann
Ank
Kadhwas Imbeavementa
Durham
American League Batterys and pitchers clash in scattered games
Yesterday's games feature St Louis vs New York with Batteries Hedient Collins and Carrigan. Cleveland hosts Philadelphia as Tage pe hiwkey and Pennock headline the battery matchup. Detroit edges New York 3 1 with Hall Dube and Stanage providing run support. Chicago outguns Philadelphia 8 3 behind Brown Bressier and Lapp.
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Hedient
Collins
Carrigan
Clavet
Main
Dauiee
Reynolds
Hall
Stange
McKee
St Louie
St. Louis
New York
Mitchell
Wellman
Leary
Agnew
McHale
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cee Tage
Hiwkey
Pennock
Lapp
Hagerman
James Agit
St. Louie
Boston
Scott
Jaspar
Paber
Mayer
Glenugie Club Annual Outing at Caledonia Park
The Glenugie club held its annual outing under favorable weather at Caledonia park with 150 attendees including fairies members and guests. Events included tug of war, a two hour baseball game ending 2 to 2, foot races won by local youths, and dancing to Bruce orchestra in the pavilion. A special train returned attendees home after the day’s festivities and committee members led the organization.
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Glenugie Club
Caledonia Park
Fairies
Bootha
Bruce Orchestra
John Brown
Retin
Glenngie Olylwaltz
Mr. Brown
Charles Lent
Willis McHardy
John Gould
George Marr
Charles Leal
George Murray, Jr
Six Die in London Storm Amid Severe Weather
London reports a violent storm with lightning striking many South London buildings. Six people were killed and several injured as the storm battered the Wadsworth common area.
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London
Wadsworth Common
Boy from Baltimore Illness Reported at University Hospital
A Baltimore boy named Henry Lewis, aged 13, from Philadelphia, is a patient at University Hospital with a mysterious illness. His leg has gained weight and now weighs 19 pounds, though his overall weight was normal until recently. He is unresponsive to most treatments, with the only current approach a strict diet.
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Baltimore
Jane
Henry Lewis
Wes
Philadelphia
University
Nash
Queen Mary Threatens to Quit London Over Suffragette Row
London reports state Queen Mary may abandon London if suffragette demonstrations near the cloisters persist. Officials note her nervous condition and assert the queen would leave George to finish the season alone if protests continue, a move that would shock society.
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London
Queen Mary
Rotulty
George
Queenie
Militants Attacked at Leicester Market Stall
A crowd attacked and demolished a market stall where militant suffragettes sold confectionery to fund the Women’s M E L A L and politics union. Women were seen in the assault and police soon arrived to escort the terrified militants to safety, preventing a potential fire.
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Leicester
Eng
Women's
Melal and Politics Union
Nature and Gardens in Man and Nature’s Quiet Hand
In Anne McCall's July Tower Room talk for the Woman's Home Companion, she argues that nature alone makes raw beauty while human cultivation yields order. She paints cultivated flowers as outcomes of deliberate effort, noting nature does not create a garden without man's mature, guiding labor.
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Anne McCall
Netirn
Surprising polo win opens internazionale match in Vermont
Westbury hosted the opening polo contest where England defeated Yan Ae boats by a wide margin. Montpelier Seminary names Robert Parker captain of the baseball team after securing years of play with Choy Montpelier. Vermont fans follow college and professional baseball updates across Keene, Middlebury, and Norwich connections.
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Robert Parker
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Montpelier Seminary
Parsker
Choy Montpelier
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Miebi
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Naps
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Federal League
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McEwen
Northern Spy
Chatham
Ont
Judge
Boston Amercans
Lewiston
Boston Braves
Myr. Stallings
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O'Brien
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Boston Red Sox
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Goddard
Tufts College
Lee
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Boston Nationals
Braves
Pirates
Chester High School
Chester
Brattleboro High School
Pets Clemens
Hardwick Lad
Portland
Middlebury College
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