Champs Edge Madison In Weekend Baseball Drift
Milwaukee Brewers win over Saint Louis as Timely hitting spurs offense. La Crosse blanks Madison 7-4 after a protest over a ruling by umpire Sanders. Madison suffers another 7-4 loss. Wausau tops Green Bay 7-5. Fond du Lac defeats Oshkosh 6-1. Freeport beats Eau Claire 7-2.
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Baseball scores and rain delays from recent games
In the American League Detroit edged Chicago 4 to 3 while St. Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. In the National League Chicago beat Pittsburg 4 to 3 and Chicago defeated Detroit 1 to 0. Boston triumphed over New York 2 to 0. several games were rained out including Washington at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Cleveland. Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to ?. Cincinnati beat St. Louis 90 to 1 with rain postponements affecting multiple matchups.
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Baseball Scores Rock the Leagues Across Cities
American League action sees Philadelphia at Washington and New York at Boston. National League matches include Pittsburg at Chicago, Brooklyn at New York, and Boston visiting Philadelphia.
Baseball scores and rain delay notes from Saturday games
Milwaukee 5 St Paul 2 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 3 Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 2 Toledo 5 Columbus 1 on Saturday. Results show St Paul 10 Milwaukee 5 Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 2 with rain. Matchups listed: Toledo Columbus rain St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Toledo.
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Saturday Games In State League
In Eau Claire Freeport won with clever pitching by Darrah as R H E lines showed the victory. Oshkosh beat Fond du Lac 4 to 3 after thirteen innings with Converse and Morrow handling the batteries. Wausau climbed by defeating Green Bay with Schmeiler Charles and Ott among the pitchers and batters.
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Champs and Senators clash as Haw leyites win 7 to 4 at League park
The champs open the season by beating Madison 7 to 4 at League park with a strong start in the first inning. Grimes is tagged early as Vogt Konetchy Cahill Medwtzky and Moore push across runs while Whittingham and Jones contain the visitors. The second game ends 5 to 1 as the pennant winners dominate the raphsody with steady pitching and timely hitting.
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Boschen to Draw Plans for New YMCA Building
Walter Boschen, architect and cousin of Dr. M. von Buest, is expected to prepare the preliminary plans for Wilg’s new half million dollar YMCA building. He has long specialized in YMCA projects and is noted for his work in this field.
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It Pays to Advertise Moral From a Boy’s Ode
A theater manager cites publicity value with a classroom tale. Billy Jones writes a boast on the board and is kept after school as punishment. Fellow pupils tease him asking about his fate, but Billy refuses to reveal the punishment, saying it pays to advertise.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Winona Indians Rout Noxalls and Athletes Triumph Over Lansing
The Winona Indians beat the Noxalls 10 to 1 at Winona as Fiebig was pulled in the seventh inning. Earlier, the W. B. U. Athletes of La Crosse defeated Lansing Ia 11 to 3 at Lansing with Kohn pitching five strikeouts and Spinner homering. Next up, W. B. U. Athletes visit Cashton for a Sunday game. Badgers top Crescents 8 to 3 behind Swatlfiger’s strong pitching.
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Fox Lake blanked Reveras in quick amateur tilt
Fox Lake shut out the Reveras 3 to 0 in Beaver Dam Wisconsin in a fast game marked by sensational plays. Other results include New London beating Menasha 5 to 0 at Menasha and Antigo topping Rhinelander 7 to 2 in Rhinelander.
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Madison Team Releases Pitcher Cumisky Amid Expectations
Madison manager Hands Cassibone released pitcher Cumisky from his staff. Fans hoped for strong performances at the capitol, but the twirler fell short. E. G. Farlin, secretary of the Madison association, was in the city yesterday for the game and left today for Winona.
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Harduppe Feuds Over Creditors Shouting Friends Run Him Down
Philadelphia Press reports Harduppe complains his friends always run him down and that he cannot dodge a creditor. The item frames his financial troubles as personal insult from associates.
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Strong La Crosse team enters Wisconsin state shoot
The La Crosse Sharpshooters association will send a strong team to the Wisconsin and Upper Michigan League of Gun Clubs state shoot in Milwaukee on June 8 and 9. The event features 25 targets with a 4.25 per cent division and $20 added per event, open to league members only, with notable marksmen from H. C. Hirschy to F. H. Siefken and many company representatives among participants. delegates from numerous Wisconsin towns and Michigan entries are listed among anticipated attendees.
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Thousands Share Dividends at Pennsylvania Railroad
The 45,495 shareholders in the Pennsylvania railroad will receive a May 31 dividend of 3 percent semi annually. Average holding is 137 shares. 21,028 shareholders are women. Dividends total about 132.9 million over ten years, with wage increases totaling over 12 million in 1902. The road supports around 600,000 dependents and benefits over 200,000 people.
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Claims of grain speculators echoed as legitimate trading
The article argues grain speculation is a straight market practice like horse trading or government bonds. It asserts firm adherence to rules in buying and selling more wheat in recent weeks than the entire past colonial harvest, framing “put, call and margin” activity as proper speculation.
Wisconsin Defeats Minnesota In Loose Camp Randall Ball Game
Wisconsin beat the Minnesota Gophers 5 to 3 at Camp Randall field on Saturday afternoon. Liese pitched superbly in his first start of the year, fanning 11 as Wisconsin took an early lead with three runs in the first and added more in the second and third. The Gophers scored in the second sixth and eighth, nearly tying the score in the eighth with two runs.
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Big Nine votes down three reform football resolutions
Chicago June 3 Three resolutions by Prof Paige of Minnesota to reform college football were rejected by the Big Nine conference. Minnesota sought seven games instead of five and freshmen in spring athletics and a reconsideration of last January’s resolution to classify non-conference first class teams as five up to reforms. All three measures failed by emphatic majorities.
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Tigers Defeat Yale In 12 Inning Duel At Yale Field
Princeton defeated Yale 9 to 7 in 12 innings on Yale field. New Jersey players delivered late hitting and baserunning to overcome Yale as the Tigers surged in the final frame for the victory.
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Do It Now Signs Backfire in Busy Office
A business owner hung Do It Now signs to spur promptness and energy. The anecdote reveals unexpected results: the cashier fled with $30,000, the head bookkeeper eloped with the private secretary, three clerks asked for higher pay, and the office boy left to become a highwayman.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Hard Life on the Stage Warns of Stage Realities
The piece notes that life on stage is not all plaudits and roses, with frequent disappointments despite bursts of excitement and occasional rewards. It emphasizes that many aspiring actresses face hardship due to the excess of practitioners over demand, even as the public seeks amusement.
Attempt on Grand Duke Constantine Thwarted by Delayed Train
June 3 report says a wild engine was sent to derail the duke's train but the locomotive was ditched when the train ran late and the plan failed. The target, Grand Duke Constantine, was unharmed.
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Noted Gardener Believes He Knows Women Better
A wry remark contrasts a man who claims to make a private garden pay with the notion that such a man knows women poorly. The line underscores gender stereotypes and satirizes overconfident planners.
Thriving Souvenir Hunters Target Duke of Abbruzzi
Rear Admiral Evans decries widespread looting on the flagship Varese as souvenirs vanish from Louisiana to Minnesota. The duke of Abbruzzi and staff lose a gold toilet set presented by the king of Italy, plus clothes brushes, hairbrushes, combs, and royal-buttoned uniforms.
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Flower Gift Sparks Mixed Reactions in Lady's Grin
The saying suggests women respond variably to flowers with smiles or tears. The quote notes that gifts of a bouquet can elicit happiness or sadness depending on the individual, illustrating differing reactions to token gestures.
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