Graduation Exercises Cheer Houston Minn Seniors
In Houston Minnesota on Friday a large crowd enjoyed graduation exercises marked by snowball decorations and a gray clad senior group passing under a snowball arch. Faculty and board followed with entertainment for teachers. post-ceremony socials and picnics closed the day as local families mourned news of the sinking of the Empire and the loss of three residents.
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Houston
Minn
Board of Education
Ostrom
Andrew Carlson
Amiel Carlson
Northfield
Sweden
John Gustavson
Minneapolis
John
Norway
Clarence
Alfred Johnson
Alf” Johnson
Thor Lee
Mr. Lee
Clarence Gustavson
Mission Meet Here In La Crosse District Gospel Gathering
The fall meeting of the central western district of gospel missions will be held in La Crosse October 23 to 25. Superintendent D. C. Dewey, president of La Crosse Rescue Mission, announced the event. He noted lodgings and clothing statistics, urged local support, and mentioned Fred Fischer, ex singer with Billy Sunday, will sing at the Mission tonight before heading to St Paul.
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Western District of Gospel Missions
la Crosse
D. C. Dewey
Mission
Dewey
Fred Fischer
Billy
Evangelist Beadle
St. Paul
Congress Seeks Safer Sea Travel But Seasickness Persists
Congress aims to pass laws to make sea travel perfectly safe yet cannot eliminate sea sickness. The statement frames regulatory effort against a persistent maritime hazard.
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Congress
Tigers Beat Sox in Extra Inning Tilt
Detroit and Chicago traded the lead with the Tigers winning 2 to 1 in 13 innings behind rookie Faber who held the Sox scoreless through 11. Crawford homered to tie the game in the Detroit half. St. Louis beat Cleveland 10 to 5 as four Browns relievers combined. New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Yanks taking the opener 9 to 8 in 12 innings and the second 4 to 2. Boston shut out Washington 1 to 0 in a pitching duel as the Johnsons combined for the win.
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Detroit
Faber
Des Moines
Crawford
Schalk
Dauis
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Ohio
Browns
Naps
James
Hamilton
Crossin
Agnew
Gregg
Hagerman
Carisch
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Philadelphia
Bender
Bressler
Plank
Schang
Schultz
Warhop
Gosset
Rogers
Brown
Lapp
McHale
Nanamaker
Boston
Washington
Johnson
A. Rankin
Walter
Ray Washington
W. Johnson
Williams
A. Johnson
Cady
Brooklyn Takes Double Bill From Boston Braves
Brooklyn wins both ends of yesterday's doubleheader 6 2 and 4 2 as Allen pitches second game well behind a two-error defense. Batteries: Tyler Crutcher Whaling Gowdy Aitchenson McCarty. Hess Allen Miller. Cincinnati beats St Louis 6 4 in a seven pitcher duel as Robinson exits early. Batteries Yingling Douglas Clark Robinson Griner Wingo. Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 7 3 behind Cheney's strong start. O'Toole exits after four. Kantley Gibson Archer. New York tops Philadelphia 11 7 in a high scoring affair with Mathewson Meyers McLean Mayer Jacobs Burns.
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Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Allen
Braves
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Crutcher
Whaling
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Aitchenson
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Hess
Miller
Cincinnati
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Red Cardinal
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Griner
Wingo
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Pittsburgh
Cheney
Pirates
O'Toole
Conzelman
Kantley
Gibson
Archer
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Phila
Mathewson
Meyers
McLean
Mayer, Jacobs and Burns
Federal League scores and batters summary
Buffalo defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 with Ford and Blair on the batteries for Buffalo and Walker and Berry for Pittsburgh. Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 4 to 1 with Cantry and Jacklitsch on batteries. Chicago dominates Kansas City 10 to 2 with McGuire and Wilson among the batters. Indianapolis posts a 5 to 14 win over St. Louis in a lopsided score.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Ford
Blair
Walker
Berry
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cantry
Jacklitsch
Seaton
Land
Chicago
Kansas City
McGuire
Wilson
Harris
Adams
Easterly
Indianapolis
Studebaker Light Six Built by the Studebaker Way
The article extols the Studebaker light Six as the scientific method in manufacturing. It argues heat treated steels yield doubled or trebled strength, avoiding weak unheat treated parts. It claims superior alignment lubrication balance lowers friction and vibration, offering greater value than smaller, cheaper Six models.
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Studebaker
Studebaker Light
Batteries Shine In St Louis Duel Falkenburg Rari Den
Falkenburg and Rari den, Willett and Simon powered St Louis in a brisk battery clash. The team secured decisive points as they outpaced opponents with sharp passes and decisive finishes.
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St. Louis
Falkenburg and Rariden
Willett and Simon
Match Ritchie and White Again in Labor Day Bout
Milwaukee June 2 Willie Ritchie and Charlie White will meet in another ten round bout here on Labor Day under tentative arrangements announced today by local promoters who said they had the consent of both fighters. Efforts also are being made to match White with Ad Wolgast who is a great favorite here.
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Milwaukee
wWillie Ritchie
Charlie White
White
Ad Wolgast
Youth Kills Brother in Chicago Property Dispute
Benjamin Smith aged 18 fatally shot his brother Fred Smith 27 during a quarrel over property division in Chicago. Police reported the shooting occurred early today as tensions over assets boiled over.
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Chicago
Benjamin Smith
Fred
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
Recap of games in the American Association and American League with results for Columbus versus Indianapolis Louisville against Cleveland Minneapolis beating St Paul Detroit defeating Chicago in thirteen innings and New York over Philadelphia in both leagues plus National League results including Brooklyn over Baltimore and Chicago routing Kansas City plus Wisconsin Illinois League and Twin Cities versus Wausau, reflecting broad yesterday play.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
American Association Matchups Staged Across Cities
Indianapolis faces Columbus while Louisville visits Cleveland and Chicago plays Cleveland Philadelphia hosts Boston. Boston meets Brooklyn as New York travels to Philadelphia. Cincinnati clashes with St. Louis and Pittsburg eyes Chicago. Chicago met Kansas City while Indianapolis visits St. Louis and Baltimore plays St. Louis. Buffalo at Pittsburg. Wisconsin Illinois League features Oshkosh at Madison Appleton at Green Bay Wausau at Twin Cities and Rockford at Racine.
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W. L. Pet
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis . O
Cleveland
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Wwe
Seee
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Twin Cities
Oshkosh
E- Madison
Appleton
Racine
Reese
Wausau
Rockford Acer
Green Bay
Buffalo
Rockford
Madison
American
Bufalo
Columbia Crew Plans 300 Miles Work For Regatta
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 2 the Columbia crew prepared for the June 26 regatta by scheduling 300 miles of rowing work for the year’s first spin. Coach Rice aims for an average of fifteen miles per day to build endurance and team cohesion.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Cup Defenders Race Today Off Greenwich
New York June 2. The America’s Cup challengers Vanitie and Resolute will clash off Greenwich early afternoon while Defiance is out due to a broken mast. A large pleasure-boat fleet watches the start as the two contenders duel for supremacy.
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New York
Twce
Thomas Lipton
Alexander S. Cochrane
Vanitie
Herreshoff Uilt Resolute
Greenwich
IL. I
Automobiles blamed for Naps slump in Cleveland press editorial
A Cleveland Press sport page editorial blames the automobile craze for the Cleveland Naps poor showing in the American League. The writer notes Birmingham’s men drive to games in cars and spend spare time touring streets, claiming the auto fever sapped the team’s effectiveness last year as every player acquired a car and performance declined.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Naps
Cleveland Press Today
Birmingham
Naps
Enzenroth jumps to Kansas City Federals
C. H. Enzenroth, catcher for the St. Louis Browns, has jumped to the Kansas City Federals and will join the team here this afternoon, announced President C. C. Madison of the Kansas City club.
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Kansas City
C. H. Enzenroth
St. Louis Browns
Kansas City Federals
C. C. Madison
Catcher Enzenroth Freed by Browns Boss Says Free Agent
ST. LOUIS June 2 Catcher Enzenroth who signed with the Kansas City Feds has been unconditionally released and is a free agent according to President Hedges of the Browns.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Enzenroth
Kansas City Feds
Hedges
Browns
Poloists Practice Meadowbrook International Trophy Prep
Polo players from American and British teams set to contest the international polo trophy on June 9 will hold practice games at Meadowbrook. The Americans will train on field No 2 while the British ride over the championship space this afternoon.
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Meadowbrook
L. I
No. 2
Watching the Scoreboard by Hal Sheridan
Giants win after Matty’s 16 hits as pitchers duel. Johnsons top Senators and Red Sox score on a wild throw. Crawford hits homer number two in two days. Herrmann Herzog swing on Cards for first place. Pirates slump as Cubs gain. Brooklyn’s Aitchison and Allen spark double heater for Braves. Mack’s lineup pushes Athletics past Yanks in twin bill. Jackson powers a four bagger but errors doom Naps in 10-5 Browns win. Falkenberg tops Feds as Indianapolis triumphs.
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Giants
Johnson
A. Rankin Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Walter Johnson
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Herrmann-Herzog
St. Louis
Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburg
Aitchison
Allen
Brooklyn
Braves
Murphy-Oldring-Collins-Baker
Connie Mack
Yanks
Athletics
McHale
New York
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