Baseball in the Big Leagues scores and results summary
Baseball scores from major league games include New York 9 Philadelphia 2, Boston 23 Washington 1, Chicago 4 Cleveland 2, St. Louis 8 Detroit 1, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 2, Pittsburg 6 Chicago 5, and Boston 6 Philadelphia 4 with listed pitchers and batting totals for each contest.
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New York
Philadelphia
R. HE
Coombs
Lapp
Ford and Sweeney
Boston
Washington
R. H. EF
Gray and Street
Hall and Kle
Chicago
Cleveland
Olmstead and Payne
Falkenberg
Mitchell and Easterly
St. Louis
Detroit
R.hle
Lake, Petty and Stephens
Stroud
Willetts and Stanage
Cincinnati
R. HE Cifiehinitt
Cole
Mettityre
Archer
Camnitz
Phillippe
Gibson
Milwaukee over Louisville in tight seven to six clash
In a compact scoreline Milwaukee defeats Louisville seven to six. Kansas City routed Indianapolis seven to two. Minneapolis to Toledo rain affects schedule while St Paul and Columbia game appears canceled. All ads note one at word pace urged.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Indians Stay Steadfast in Catholic Faith 1610 Anniversary
Restigouche New Brunswick June 24 marked the 300th anniversary of Micmac conversion to Catholicism. Delegations from New Brunswick Nova Scotia Quebec and Prince Edward Island attended as Rev Jesse Flesche guiding the 1610 baptism of Micmac chief Henderton later Henri of Navarre and his tribe embraced Catholicism.
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Restigouche
N. B
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Monberton
Jesse Flesche
Putrincourt
Henderton
St. John’s
Henri
Henery
Navarre
Samuel de Champlain statue unveiled in St John
A 14 foot bronze statue of Samuel de Champlain was unveiled in Queen Square St John N B to mark the 306th anniversary of the St John River discovery Speakers included prominent French Canadian leaders The statue designed by Hamilton MacCarthy features 17th century attire with a granite pedestal and vessel motifs
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St. John
N. B
Samuel de Champlain
Queen Square
St. John River
Hazen
New Brunswick
Jeaders
Quebec
Hamilton MacCarthy
Ottawa
Champlain
Cornell Favorite In Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie N Y June 25 Cornell leads in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta with Wisconsin Syracuse Pennsylvania and Columbia. three championship races decide the Kennedy Stewards Stewards and varsity cups. Cornell is favored after two Harvard wins and crews rest in strong condition.
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N. Y
Cornell
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Columbia
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
University
Cornell Navy
Harvard
New York
West Bank
Hudson
Columba Fitto
Class Day At Harvard Details Ivy Ovation And Oration
Harvard seniors held class day ceremonies with prayers at Appleton Chapel and exercises in Sanders Theatre. W R Obler delivered the class oration, T S Hunt read the class poem, and T S Eliot penned the class ode. Ivy ovation followed at the Stadium.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Holworthy Hall
Appleton Chapel
G. H. Palmer
Stadium
F. W. Sullivan
Lowell
King George III Birthday Observed Across Empire
King George is celebrated on June 24 marking the 45th anniversary of his birth on June 3 1865. The day is observed as a public holiday across the empire with reports from dominions beyond the sea noting widespread observances and pageantry.
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London
George
Laughter Fatality Overturned to Sudden Death in London
In London and Windsor the royal salute marked the day as the crowd laughed loudly at a man named Brown who, after his violent laughter, collapsed. He was sixty, colored, and the death was caused by a broken blood vessel from the fit of laughter.
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London
Windsor
United Kingdom
Brown
Saloon Employee Laughs Himself to Death
Helena Montana June 24 Thomas Henry Brown a saloon employee at Marysville near Helena found two nickels and a dime on the floor yesterday and began laughing to death local authorities reported the incident as accidental death.
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Helena
Mont
Thomas Henry Brown
Marysville
Notable Indian Gathering Scheduled in Muscogee
Muscogee Alabama hosts a ten day series beginning today with a major assembly of Indians in the city and surrounding area. The event promises to be the most notable gathering of Native peoples to date, concluding with a final conference.
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Muscogee, Ala
Gathering of Indian Tribes Named for Citizenship Rights
Representatives from many Indian hives in the United States prepare for a grand gathering marking the end of tribal customs and laws and the entry of the red men into full privileges as American citizens. The event is directed by Chief Quanah Parker of the Comanches.
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United States
Quanah Parker
Duffey quits ring for pulpit after wage war on liquor
Rudolph Raymond Duffey, an Indiana prize fighter aged 104, leaves boxing to pursue a pulpit ministry amid ongoing wage battles over liquor. Hammond reports the latest on Duffey’s career shift and the broader temperance context.
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Hammond
Rudolph Raymond Duffey
Indiana Prize
Former boxer shifts focus to temperance work in Indiana
Duffey, once a boxing actor and physical director at the University of Iowa, now residing in Valparai, leaves the ring to dedicate himself to humanity and anti alcohol efforts. He plans temperance battles in northern Indiana.
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Valparaiso
Duffey
University of Iowa
Indiana
Three Killed in Explosion at Valley Falls Powder Mill
Albany June 24 three men died in a powder mill explosion at Valley Falls. The blast occurred at the Valley Falls plant, and officials reported the fatalities pending further investigations.
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Albany
N. Y
Valley’ Falls
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