Cubs Tamed by Luque as Giants, Reds Triumph
Report highlights Chicago Cubs run into Luque's pitching setback while Giants hit three homers to curb the Phillies. Reds extend win streak with varied scoring in an errorless game, aided by key plays in the late innings.
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Lorillard Team Faces Ali Outside Clubs
In a forthcoming bout, the Lorillard team challenges Ali and outside clubs. The event centers on Li Tehaecs carps Tene Fsan02 amid surrounding tens fey grees, with Lorillard seeking strong showings in classed rounds.
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Ali
Ereland Tehaecs
pRatlenge
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Leorilards
Haya Boftrevely
Other Countries Have Housing Problems Is Glasgow, Scotland
The article notes housing strains in Glasgow with annual TARAG carriages and 1,004 new houses available, highlighting shortages and construction activity amid broader global concerns. References to planning, access to homes, and potential policy responses appear in fragmented OCR text.
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Scotland
Reds Rally To Move Toward First Division
Cincinnati Reds defeat Chicago 3 2 to win third straight, climbing to fifth place two points from the first division. The Athletics slip to third as the Yankees push ahead. Tris Speaker, Len Meadows and others star in early season action across the league with several players delivering strong performances.
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Ira Presow
Tat Moran
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Reds
Wilthi
Winator
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St. Louis
Tagcenre
Normal Track Men and Coach Keeler Leave for Madison
The Ta Crosse Normal track team and coach Keeler depart Friday for a late meet at Madison. Keeler has worked daily preparing athletes, claiming a fast sprinter Tarrizony who has led in 440 and 220. The squad includes Territany, Psar, Kevin, Taraen, Clark, Jasekine, Tat aa, Spencer, Erle, Wansen, Fishery, Engleke, Dasseson, and Warren. The team aims to perform well against Southwestern foes Friday.
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Afartison
Opabbe Keeler
Chicago
Shea
Jase Mes
Keeler
Phar
Tarrizony
Territany
Psar
Kevin
Taraen San Tindenn
Clork
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Tataa
Spencer Erle
Municipal golf course assured in Winona this year
Winona Minnesota residents hear plans for a municipal golf course with a 700 member goal to secure funding. A meeting resulted in 25 signatures on a pledge to pay 15 dollars per year with installments possible to cover construction and sustaining memberships and access rights for a full year. Nearby notes mention a tea substitute from cassena shrubs and a laboratory method for curing cassena leaves for beverage use.
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Epars
America
Texas
Bureau of Chamistry
Vington
Sports scores and schedules amid league results
The sheet lists Thursday results and Friday schedules across the American and National Leagues and the American Association. It notes wins and losses for teams like New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Indianapolis with scattered location listings and matchups pending.
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Lauteville
Indianapoli
Collumba
Chines
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Washington
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York
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Philantemphia American Assordation
Kansas City
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International scholastic boxing title billed in doubt
Rye Y and M J represent Tome M J win a welterweight bout in Milwaukee after promoter questions legality and Leonard refuses to weigh in. In Iowa Sammy Mannville stops Jehony Mahener in the fifth round. New York bout McTigue Carpentier postponed to August 11 at the request of Carpentier after injury. London household average income falls from 4.15 to 3.79 since 1911.
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A. J Helling
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Waterloo
Sammy Manville
Rockford
Jehony Mahener
Serguton
York
Mike McTigue
Georges Carpentier
Oof
Arpantier
London
Yankees Bungh Hits and Bump Red Sox Upset
New York Americans celebrate after a road trip with a 5 to 4 victory over Boston. Murray, O’Doul spark in the fourth inning as seven straight hits fuel the rally and Fipp ties American league record with 21st straight game hit. Browns top Tigers 8 to 3 as Detroit pitchers struggle. Cleveland edges Chicago 5 to 4 behind Tris Baker’s homer. Radios in one million American homes, 279 broadcasting stations nationwide.
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Yankees
Om Murray
O'Doul
Fipp
Heilmann
RW Ly
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Tris Baker
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United States
Westby Beats Budd In Decoration Day Contest 12 10
Westby defeats Budd by 12 to 10 in a Decoration Day game in the Kickapoo Valley league. Walden hit a home run as both teams slugged many extra-base hits. Box score lists Hastings on the mound for Budd and Appleman for Westby with several players contributing in the offense. The crowd remained engaged through the final inning.
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Record Breaker Harry Smith Vaults 12 71 Inches
Harry Smith, a nineteen year old from San Diego, set a new world and meet record by pole vaulting 12 feet 7 8 inches, surpassing the previous mark of 8. Landers of Minneapolis by four inches.
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Fire claims eight thoroughbreds at Maple Heights track
In Maple Heights Ohio eight thoroughbreds burned to death as barns and stalls were destroyed at the race track fire on Thursday. Horses from A B Ashman of Toledo and J A Parsons of Cheyenne were among the victims with losses exceeding 100000 dollars. Several horses were missing and later located after fleeing into nearby woods and farmlands.
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Toledo
J. A. Parsons
Cheyenne
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