Athletics and Phils Share Stage Center of Baseball's Week
New York week in baseball sees Philadelphia and Oakland share top billing. Phillies explode against National League leaders to seize third and fourth wins, while Athletics surge with four wins in five, closing on first place. Cubs hit well as Pirates rise with three straight victories. Washington and Philadelphia stifle rivals. Detroit slips, St Louis and Brooklyn mix in a tight race as standings shift through midweek.
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America
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Uhibuluiphia
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St. Teuls Outtits Failed To Mate Progress. the Grawns
Cardinale
Troy
Osinior
Brooklyn
Waite
Washington
Conncticut
The World Famous Naturalist Trashes U S Game Policy
Dr William T Hornaday warns that free hunting and lax game protection are driving North American game birds toward extinction. He cites open seasons, insufficient wardens, habitat loss, and predation by hawks and cats as key factors. He argues only permanent sanctuaries can save wild birds and urges urgent conservation action nationwide.
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William T. Hornaday
New York
North America
Killingshem
White Sox Fall to Browns in Tight 3-2 Loss
May 3 Chicago. Cherrney Rott fton's one base on balls and a wild pitch set the stage for St. Louis to edge Chicago 3 to 2. Robertson and Wingard pitched well, with two double plays aiding St. Louis. Mostil and Wilders homered, while George Sisler extended his hitting streak to eighteen games.
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Chicago
Wingard
Seldins
Mostil
Wilders
George Sisler
Fournier Homer Is Game Winner
Brooklyn May 3 Fournier drove a ball over center field for a two out, ninth inning game winner to beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Claren Mitchell yielded five hits as the Phillies led 1 to 0 until the dramatic finish. The winning run came with Wheat on Arat in the ninth after two outs.
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Philadelphia
Claren¢ Mitchell
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Mitchell
Heniine
Ekhardt
Taylor
Cardinals End Skid With 8 7 Victory Over Cubs
St Louis May 3 Cardinal second baseman Rogers Hornsby hit two home runs as the Cardinals beat the Cubs 8 to 7 in the final game of the Fekey men's stand at home. The win improved their record to two wins in seven starts since April 22 opening the National League season.
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Sylvania
America
Frank M. ‘Chapman
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Sportamen of America
America-at-large
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Awht King
Conservationists warn against game slaughter and inaction
The writer laments ongoing wildlife slaughter and urges rapid state and federal action. They note campaigns opposing federal involvement, praise conservation groups, and urge passsage of strict hunting and habitat protection laws in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Idaho, warning that delayed action risks extinction of birds and mammals.
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America
Michigan
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Idaho
Belloc Advocates Matching School Work to Natural Bent
London May 32 Hilaire Belloc argued in Manchester that literature and mechanical arts should be taught in balance with pupils natural bent. He urged students to choose trades they are truly interested in and capable of entering, rather than forcing them into apprenticeship via unsuitable subjects. He criticized the present system and noted the Panama canal project history.
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Hilaire Belloc
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Fournier Homer
Jack
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Kirschbaum
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