World of Sport Results From Yesterday’s National League
Baseball scores and battery lists from games across the National League. New York and Philadelphia batteries featured by Matthewson Myers Wilken Chalmers Killifer Ton Pea. Chicago and Washington contests noted with totals and lineups. Cincinnati Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland and others show innings and pitcher combos.
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Brooklyn
Gervais
Rucker and Miller
New York
Philadelphia Oak
Matthewson and
Myers
Wilken, Chalmers
Killifer
Ton
Washington
Seneeee
Houston
Hattering
Engel
Johnson
Ainsmith
Bedient
Cady
Nanamaker
Philadelphia
Owe Vor Pte
Vccnics
Yone
Houck
Aah
Fhomae
Schultz
Keating
Klepfer
Sweeney
Cleveland
Mitchell
Grege
Carlech
Hamilton
Adame
Allison
Stone
Agnew
Coricerd
Kay Detroit
Westse
Bens
Rossell
Fehalk
Hall
House
Stanage
McKee
Cileare
Philadelphia Seeebe
St. Louis
Fittieburg
Pet
Ciel
Chicago
Hoston
Detroit Cr
Western League Scoreboard Des Moines Tops Blane City
In a Western League contest Des Moines defeated Blane City 9 to 6. Other games featured uncertain results as noted in this brief scoreboard item.
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Des Moines
Blane City
Other
Bears and Tigers Battle to Doubleheader Split
The Cubs and Jenkins' Tigers split a city doubleheader with both games showing strong defense and clutch plays. In game one Vavra dominated for the Tigers, winning 12 to 0 as Drying and Gustin struggled behind the mound. In game two Milazzo shut out the Tigers 8 to 6, while Schilling held the Cubs to key outs and Cubs fielding backed the win.
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Cubs
Jenkins’ Tigers
Vavra
Tiger
Gustin
von Kennel
Milazzo
Tigers
Schilling
Beagles Losk Dominate Young Eagles In Lopsided Win
The Beagles Losk defeated the Young Eagles 14 to 5 in a one sided game. Scoring details mention Bogies Taelico Casaldy Stalker Gersehmeht Stone among players with mixed lineups and unclear line scoring.
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Linia
Taelico
Casaldy
Stalker
Gersehmeht
Stone
Double Header at Pioneer Park Highlights Cheyenne Baseball
Cheyenne hosts a rare double header at Pioneer Park featuring School's Colts versus Schimits' Terrors as city title contenders. Webb and Schoel headline pitching, while Frank Bell is absent for the Terrors. Curtain-raiser by W. O. W. vs Becker Athletic Club with two southpaws on the mound.
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Am Principale
Pioneer Park
Schimits
Eddie Schoel
Colts
Shimitz Gang
James Brothers
Wolfe
Eleventh Infantry
Cheyenne Indians
Celta
Frank Bell
Colorado Springs
Bell
Lewis
Webb
Schoel Bunch
Schoel
Stevens
F. Lebhart
Doody Warlaumont
Lewla Degoan
A. Lebhart
Cole W. Doody
F. Lewis
Brennan Perkinson
Hendershot Ritchie
Manesworth
Ritchie
Tadghlin
Arthur Myers
Becker Athletic Club
Terrors
Myers
Goodwin
Woodmen
Hecker
Murderris fiancee becomes a missionary in Japan
Boston May 3 Miss Violet Edmands daughter of Moses Grant Edmands of Brookline to marry. The Rev Charles V T Richerson murdered Miss Avis Linnell former fiancee he is now in Japan doing missionary work. Miss Edmands has been in the Orient for months hoping to bury her sorrow through aid to strangers.
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Boston
Violet Edmands
Moses Grant Edmands
Brookline
Charles V. T. Richerson
Avis Linnell
Japano
Edmands
Orient
United States
Verner Reed Secure Stock Option in Asbestos Firms
Denver May 3 Verner Reed and associates gain an option on the stocks of the International and Northwestern Asbestos companies with Casper Wyoming properties near their oil fields. A reorganization plan aims to form a new company capitalized at 7 million dollars and double the refining capacity and mining workforce.
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Denver
Reeda
Te Ie Eald
Interna
Lee 6 Man Comment Sparks Wife Guessing
A brief report notes a Lee 6 Man statement about his wife and guessing. The line suggests tension or curiosity around a personal remark and its social reception.
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Lee
Notice of Final Settlement in Hughes Estate
Exe cutrix Tillie R. Hughes announces final settlement of the Lewallen Hughes estate in Laramie County Wyoming. The June 1913 district court term in Cheyenne will hear the report of the executrix on June 1 1913 at 10 a.m. and any contest may be presented. Clark and Clark attorneys represent the estate.
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Lewallen Hughes
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming Divorce Action Against Nonresident Coulter
Florence Coulter filed for divorce in Laramie county district court Wyoming on April 15 1914 alleging none support and desertion by Harry W Coulter a nonresident whose last residence was Alliance Nebraska. If he fails to answer by June 15 1914 a default judgment may be entered. T J Fisher clerk S 8 Pearletine attorney LY-20-S The State Leader.
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Harry W. Coulter
Wyoming
Alliance
Nebraska
Florence Coulter
Laramle County
Pisher
District Court
Pearletine
Plaintif
Wilson
Elisabeth
Newark
James Nugent Jr
James Smith
Washington
New Jersey
Annual Exodus of Teachers to the Philippines
San Francisco May 1 The steamer Mongolia carried American teachers bound for Manila under two year contracts. They came from nearly every state, many college graduates, prepared to lead agricultural and industrial work in the islands. The railway shows only five vacancies this year among 700 positions, and salaries are paid from Philippine revenues with the government covering travel home after service.
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San Francisco
Manila
Hias
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippine Teaching Service
Philippines
Islands
Mongolia
United States
Europe
Pacific
Iip
Honolulu
Yokohanist
Kobe
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Thane
Thi
Colorado Busy in Water Suit
Colorado officials travel to Laramie to gather information for the water rights dispute with Wyoming. State Engineer John E. Field and Attorney General Frederick Farrar met with state agriculture leaders to assess supplies from the Laramie river and discuss the Laramie-Poudre tunnel's impact on the case set for the U.S. Supreme Court this month.
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Fort Cqllans
Wyoming
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
John EB. Field
Frederick Farrar
Laramie
A. A. Edwards
State Board of Agriculture
Charles A. Lory
Agricultural College
Fraw Frofessor B. B. House
Laramle
Warter
Mountais
Range
Mexico to hold presidential election May 26
Washington dispatch reports the Mexican embassy confirms a May 26 presidential election date after a conference with Muerta Ding and the cabinet. Diaz is expected to lead, with Huerta possibly entering the race.
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Washington
Mexico
Muerta
Ding
Diaz
Huerta
Free Kidney Remedy Advertisement From Early Detroit Paper
An unsolicited ad offers a $3.50 recipe for weak kidneys promising rapid relief from urinary and systemic symptoms. It claims doctors would charge for writing, but the recipe is sent free by mail from Dr. A B Robinson at Luck Building, Detroit. It asserts simple, harmless remedies with strong healing power.
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Dr. A
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