Slugfest Reds outscore Cardinals in nine to six clash
In Cincinnati the Reds beat the Cardinals 9 to 6 with an errorless effort and 12 hits apiece. Battteries were Humphreys Keefe Bagby McLean for the Reds and Saile Dell Dever Willis Bites for St Louis. Multiple games postponed due to rain across leagues.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Cardinals
Batteries
Humphreys
Keefe
Bagby
McLean
Saile
Dell
Dever
Willis
Bites
Coach Stagg Exults Over Chicago Mile Relay Prospects
Chicago, April 23. Coach A A Stagg of the University of Chicago praised his mile relay team after Des Moines performance. He expects the runners Davenport Menaul Matthews and Baird to be chosen for the Philadelphia meet and praises their chances for victory. Final tests will determine the candidates tomorrow.
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Stagg
Chicago
A. A. Stage
University of Chicago
Des Moinea
Philadelphia
Davenport
Menaul
Matthews
Baird
Bicycle Racing Season Opens at Newark Velodrome
The Newark Velodrome opened the bicycle racing season with two events. In the two mile open professional, Frank Kra mer edged James of Parte for first with Fogler of Brooklyn third. time 4 50 2 4. The ten mile deter paced race was won by Krole Pye of Australia with Percy Lawrence of San Francisco second. time 14 41 3 5.
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Ovens
Newark
WN. J
N. J
Frank Kramer
loon.James
Parte
J Fogler
Brooklyn
Krole Pye
Australia
Percy Lawrence
San Franciano
Pamous Galloper Injured at Churchill Downs in Kentucky
Bour ton Hesu, a 44-year-old mile record holder, fell at Churchill Downs injuring his right foreleg. The stallion, owned by Thomas Collins of New York, had recently declined a $25,000 offer. A separate notice seeks a copy of the Cheyenne State Leader from January 6 for payment.
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Pamous
Lawisville Loulaville
Bourton Hesu
Juarex
Churchill Downs
Thomas Collins
New York
Sacred Heart Collegiants Lose to Knights of Columbus 11 to 4
In Denver on April 22 the Sacred Heart collegians were defeated by the Knights of Columbus 11 to 4. The Knights scored in all innings except the fourth. Miller hit a homer and Astler added a double and a single. The game ended after six innings due to snow. Batteries Neill L Floyd and Miller for the Knights, E Floyd D Conway and Pass for the Hearts. Hits 9 to 4, errors 2 to 4. Johnny Kilbane, world lightweight champion, has been offered a $15,000 purse by Pat McIntyre for a 12 round bout with White. Kilbane invites other challengers for the prize. Baysi nix on White. Kilbane’s friends in Cleveland push for a Kilbane White fight soon.
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St. Louis
Tigers
Hamilton
Bally
Bailey
Krichell
Willett
Stantage
Brown
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Sacred Heart Collegians
Denver
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Miller
Astler
Neill
L. Floyd
E. Floyd
D. Conway
Pass
Hearts
Hearta
Johnny Kilbane
Pat McIntyre
Cleveland
White
Johnny
Bays
Kentucky Futurity nominations lead breeding world
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association reports the 1910 Futurity for foals to be worth 20000 dollars closed April 1 with 1250 mares nominated. Patchen Wilkes farm of Lexington headed by W E D Stokes enters 111 mares, Walnut Hall stock farm of L V Harkness holds second with 9 mares.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
W. EK. D. Stokes
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Walnut Hall
L. V. Harkness
Tremendous Interest in Intercollegiate Games
Chicago April 22 Tremendous interest is shown by Midwest universities in the upcoming intercollegiate games at Philadelphia next Saturday under the University of Pennsylvania auspices. Illinois and Chicago University quarter milers expect to win the one mile relay four-man race.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania, Illinois
Chicago University
Ter in Luck at Last Made Good as Pitcher
Poet Walt Mason recalls a man who failed at preaching farming clerking and many trades before becoming a successful pitcher. Once mocked as a ne’er do well he discovers talent on the diamond and gains praise with a string of curves and notable success.
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Ter
Beecher
Walt Mason
Slayings Reported Involving Jenkins Case
In a continuation from page one, authorities recount the April 14 crime and the evidence pointing to the husband, Warres Jenkins, with attorney W B H Rose representing him in preliminary and district court as officers expect Jenkins to be bound over due to substantial incriminating evidence.
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Walted
Warres Jenkins
W. BH. Rose
Jenkins
Champagne drunk sailor was Titanic's lookout
Louie Klein, a rescued tailor, testifies to a Washington inquiry that champagne drunkenness dulled the Titanic crew on watch. He claims the lookout slept as an iceberg loomed, and he awakened the crew by ringing the alarm after racing to the bridge.
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Titanic
Cleveland
Louie Klein
Carpathia
Washington
Senate
Hugo B. Varga
Klein
Expe Rait
Emery Requests County Road Board Co operation On Signage
E L Emery urges county officials to enforce road sign rules at each junction and crossroad in Wyoming. He reports Birney Fare elected vice president of Laramie County Good Roads Association aspires to double membership. directors plan by law printing and county roads improvements before tourist season.
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Board of County Commissioners
State of
Wyoming
Birney Fare
Laramie
Emery
Laramie County
Republican votes line up for Roosevelt delegates
Washington outlines the Republican national convention delegate tally. Up to date 656 delegates elected: 265 for Roosevelt, 84 for Taft, 36 for La Follette, 4 for Cumming, 118 uninstructed including 88 from New York. Contests pending for 160. six from South Carolina inform Roosevelt committee they will vote Roosevelt, giving him 261 delegates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
la Folvatte
Cumming
New York State
South Carolina
Roosevelt Committee
Six Hurt in Colorado Wreck Near Clammer Hill
Six passengers were injured when an Eastbound Denver and Rio Grande train derailed on Cerro Hill near Clammer, Montrose County. Three coaches overturned at an embankment. victims were taken to Clammer and Montrose hospitals. None are expected to die.
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Montrose
Colo
Denver
Rilo Grande
Cerro Hill
Clmmaron
Atilson Hutchins Dead Millionaire Philanthropist and Journalist
Washington reports the death of Atilson Hutchins a millionaire philanthropist and retired journalist after a lingering illness. Born in Whitefield New Hampshire in 1898 he began as a reporter in Boston. His death follows illness and a related estate contest between his widow Rose Keeling Hutchins and his two sons Walter Guidon and Lee Hutchins.
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Washington
Hilleen Hutchins
Philanthropietv
Hare
Whitefield
N. H
Boston
Mr. Hutchins
Mra
Rose Keeling Hutchine
Walter Giileon
Lee Hutchins
Frankfurt Response Clarifies Titanic Distress Calls
Bremen April 22 The North German Lloyd Steamship company released a statement on trainee wireless operator Harold Bride testified that the steamer Frankfurt answered Titanic distress. The Frankfurt allegedly moved north and arrived about 140 miles from the scene where Carpathia reached the victims 63 miles away.
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North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Harold &. Bride
I'L Fank
Frankfurt
Birma
Virginian
Carpathia
Hatetorf
Hattorf
Bride
Senate
The
Bridge
Mossaces
Uride
Phillips
Kfurt
Canadian Pacific backs U S tenant farmers with loans
Chicago April 22 details show Canadian Pacific proposes a 500000 fund to help 250 rented farm families in the United States. Loans of 2000 to 2500 will be issued to able renters who have land and equipment but lack funds to buy and stock farms. Loans added to land cost repaid over ten years at 6 percent.
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Chicago
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
J. 5
Dennis
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Farma
Marnea
Middle States
Iowa
Ninola
Michigan
Ismay Denies Left Women 10 CE on Ship
Bruce Ismay denies involvement in Titanic navigation and any consultation with the captain. He asserts he was not dining with the captain and was in bed at the time of the collision. He rejects claims he sought a speed record to escape ice and says he did not wish to evade senate investigations.
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Smith
Baltic
ISMAY
New York
Bruce Ismay
Eurobe
Plor
Carpathia
White Star Line
Bryan Is 10 Campaign For Woodrow Wilson
William J Bryan recently concluded a tour of Ohio supporting Gov Woodrow Wilson as the Progressive choice for the Democratic Presidential nomination against Gov Judson Harmon. He spoke in many congressional districts to rally Democrats to Wilson and praised him as the only progressive candidate. Mayor Baker of Cleveland led the escort and crowds greeted the Nebraskan in Akron.
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William Johnings Bryan Aas
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Bryan
New Jersey
Friends of Progress
Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Akron
Ohier
Harmon vs Wilson Sparks Progresive Democratic League Rift
The Progressive Democratic League of Ohio backed Governor Wilson in every district except Hamilton County while branding Governor Harmon as the candidate of Wall Street and pledging league support for Wilson. The remarks tied Harmon's candidacy to financier influence aiming to control the presidency and the courts.
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Hitmon
Harmon
Wilson
Ohio
Hamilton County
Progressive Democratic League of Ohio
Wall Street
League
Prominent Titanic Victims Missing From Recovered List
New York April 22. The first names of bodies from the Titanic disaster recovered by the Mackay-Bennett cable ship were wirelessed to White Star offices. The list of 27 names omits several prominent men who perished, aside from possibly George W. Widener of Philadelphia.
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New York
MacKay-Benne
White Star Line
George W. Widener
Philadelphia
British Press Demands Inquiry Into Ismay Case
London reports the British press harshly criticizes its board of trade and calls for a rapid, thorough inquiry. It defers judgment pending the British inquiry and protests the handling of J. Bruce Lamay amid the American investigation into the disaster.
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London
Board of Trade
J. Bruce Lamay
Sigesbee and Dewey Cheeses Sparkling Rebus Misread
Corporal Morarity hands a rebus to bunkie Prigute O Malley who misreads it as Sigsbee sent Dewey some Limberger cheese. O Malley jokes about the phrase and is set to face assault and battery. State Leader Want Ads acts as middle man. Three dines three times 25 cents.
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Morarity
Prigute O'Malley
Sigesbee
Dewey
O'Malley
Sigbee
Sigsbee
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