Indians Nose Out a Victory Over La Junta Blues
The Indians edged the La Junta Blues 11 to 4 at Pioneer Park as Rusty pitched effectively and Thord added key hits. Johnny Galena drove in runs with a first inning single and a late two-base hit while Chelleard and Chellyard provided offense in the fifth and sixth frames.
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Baseball results yesterday from National and American leagues
National League games list scores and lineups with Philadelphia and Cincinnati matches, plus key players Hermann, Harmon, Salle, Bresnichan, and Moore across first and second games. American League notes New York and Washington clashes, Carrigan, Ford, Sweeney, and Morgan mentioned, with several doubleheader results and Western League scores including Omaha and St Joseph.
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Cheyenne Beats La Junta In Tough Baseball Clash
Cheyenne scores eight runs in a 8-6 win over La Junta. Key plays include two base hits by Chellyard and Galena, and Farned runs by La Junta. Dennison and Rusty pitched, with Rusty earning the decision as Graves noted the double play and Wolfe umpired the game lasting 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Bombardier Wells Knocked Out By Al Palzer
New York June 11 Al Palzer heavyweight challenger knocked out Bombardier Wells Enla nd in the third round of a ten round bout at Mission Square Garden Wells fell quiet after a right body blow Palzer previously felled Wells in the first round and twice in the second with knockdowns noting a back and forth exchange before the decisive finish.
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Chaplin Joyce Umpiring Apology for Cavalry Game
The 11th Infantry and Yth Cavalry game report in our issue 27 is corrected. Chaplin Joyce stood by his routine call on a disputed third base decision and the basemen’s call at home plate. the Cavalry accepted the ruling while Infantry players sought reconsideration. The note apologizes for any offense and explains the intent was humor and mishap, not harm.
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Baseball Telegrapher's Almanac Highlights Historic Games
A chronological recap from 1864 to 1910 lists notable baseball events. Highlights include Wilbert Robinson’s birth, Cleveland Nationals beating Worcester 6-3 in 16 innings, Philadelphia Nationals 9 1 over Boston, a 42-run Chicago Louisville game, Baltimore 14 12 over Athletics, Sherwood Magee’s Philadelphia debut, 1905 big multi player feats, 1909 Pirates final Exposition Park game, Christy Mathewson 150th win, 1910 Boston Americans over Athletics in 15 innings, and Giants’ late inning rally with Crandall striking out 11.
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Mave your eboon repalmed promptly and cheaply
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Flynn Poised for Heavyweight Clash in New Mexico
East Las Vegas New Mexico June 28 Jim Flynn trains hard for his big bout with Johnson. Flynn weighs about 194 pounds and Abdul the Turk says he is ready and aims for 192 or 193 pounds. Johnson targets 212 pounds leaving a tight 18 to 20 pound edge in the heavyweight duel. Flynn rests after a stretch of sixteen gym sessions and a twelve mile road workout. He later fished with Chic Coleman near the Montezuma camp in the Rockies foothills.
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Battle of Ballots for Nomination by Rounds
Continuation of a local political contest detailing rounds of balloting. Names such as Underwood Harmon Marshall Kern Wilton appear across multiple ballots. The text shows repeated tallying and candidate mentions without clear final outcome.
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Clark Jumps Ahead on Tenth Ballot
Summary unavailable due to fragmented text. The clipping references delegates and ballot shifts with unclear context about the Clark lead on a tenth ballot and competing claims by Wilon people amid delegate instructions.
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Hanson Specials On Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
Daily chang ed specials on ice cream and cold drinks promote limited offers. Local vendor highlights include varied flavors and refreshing beverages for shoppers.
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Chicago Moonlight Garden Ends With Police Visit
A North Wood Street couple known as Adam and Eve, described by Miss Luc Foreman and Victoria as Shakespearean figures, faced police at their back yard gate after warrants were served. Palmer family, claiming sun worship, say they believe physical health can be gained by sun exposure. The scene peaked when Miss Foreman alleged Palmer appeared in the yard in a smile with a corncob pipe, joined by his wife and two children minutes later.
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Made Wife Wear His Old Clothes in Divorce Case
In Cleveland on June 28 Judge Babcock awarded Mary Johnstone $2,000 alimony after she testified Wallace Johnstone failed to stop the divorce. She has $8,900 in property. they married 23 years ago. She claimed she wore her husband’s old clothes to save money for investing in real estate.
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Freight Handlers End Chicago Strike After Nine Weeks
The Chicago freight handlers strike of nine weeks ended with railroads agreeing to rehire 1,800 workers immediately and offer positions to the rest when possible. Strikers sought a 1 cent hourly wage increase or a 55 hour workweek, but the settlement did not grant this demand.
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Joseph F. Ryan
Myer Harrison
Three Firemen Killed In Garnett Fire
Three volunteer firemen were killed and five injured during a blaze that destroyed an ice and electric plant and a furniture factory in Garnett Kansas on June 2. One additional fatality is reported as probable.
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Thaw insanity trial move sparks court venue debate
A proposed change in how the Thaw insanity trial is conducted prompts discussions among Justice Keogh, William T. Jerome, and Clarence J. Sheary. The plan could shift to Allen types of jurors, with potential transfer from Matteawan to Bloomingdale asylum for monitoring. The case resumes tomorrow with a ruling expected.
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Woman's Democratic League Incorporated Formation
Albany June 28 The Woman's National Democratic League incorporated to operate nationwide advancing Democratic principles and aiding in election of regular Democratic nominees Mrs Edward T Taylor Glenwood Springs Colo is listed as a director.
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