Cubs Grab Fourth Place With Pierce Big Day
The Cubs moved into fourth place after a 7 to 3 win over Pittsburg. Pierce pitched well and drove in two runs while Adams was out in the fourth. Chicago also split with St Louis and Philadelphia in a busy National League day, with Giants scoring 9 against Phillies and 7 in a later win, and Brooklyn beating Boston to complete the doubleheader split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cubs
Pierce
Adams
Cooper
Federal league recognized by Baseball Players Frat
The Baseball Players' Fraternity in New York announces Federal league recognition. President David L. Fultz plans reinstatement for suspended players and to recruit Federal players as members. Shortstop Eddie Gagnier of Brooklyn serves as principal spokesman for the Frat's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
David L. Fultz
Eddie Gagnier
Brooklyn
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Ja cob Havlicek La Crosse Wis
State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices six months from May 26 1914 to creditors to present claims for examination and allowance. The court will December 1 1914 at 10 AM examine and adjust all claims against the deceased Ja cob Havlicek of La Crosse City. John Brindley County Judge. McConnell Schweizer Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Jacob Havlicek
la Crosse
Joseph Havlicek
Hamburg
Vernonunty
Wisconsin
John Brindley
McConnell & Schweizer
An Old Recipe to Darken Hair Revealed
An old home remedy claims Sage and Sulphur darkens hair naturally, covers gray, and stops dandruff. The method uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from drug stores, applied with a sponge or brush to strands, promising darker, thicker, glossy hair after one or two uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American Association results included Cleveland 2 Louisville 9 Indianapolis 8 Columbus 3 St Paul 15 Minneapolis 5. American League games saw Philadelphia 2 4 Boston 3 2 Washington 9 New York 8 St Louis 3 Cleveland 0 Detroit 5 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 9 0 New York 2 7 Boston 3 3 Brooklyn 2 4 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4. Federal League Brooklyn 11 Baltimore 5 Buffalo 10 7 Pittsburgh 2 3 St Louis 3 Indianapolis 2 Chicago 6 Kansas City 3 Wisconsin Illinois League Green Bay 4 Appleton 1 Madison 6 Oshkosh 5 eleven innings Rockford 1 Racine 9 Twin Cities 11 Wausau 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Peineissen Ee
Columbus - Pe Tom
Minneapolis - Re
Kansas City
Sovepeesok
Cleveland
St. Paul
Rames
Ome
Philadelphia
Washington - Pevewest
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston Ee
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Peices
Mse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Sone Age AG
Persne Kg
Ilinois
Appleton Bienns Tao Sl
Racine
Wausau
Rockford
Green Bay
Columbus
Minneapolis
Washington
Cincinnati
Appleton
Madison
Oshkosh
Twin Cities
Midwest baseball pairings and league matchups listed
The page lists multiple city pairings for baseball games including Milwaukee at Minneapolis Cleveland at Louisville Indianapolis at Columbus Kansas City at St. Paul Philadelphia at Boston St. Louis at Detroit Washington at New York Cleveland at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Baltimore at Brooklyn Buffalo at Pittsburgh Indianapolis at St. Louis Chicago at Kansas City Wisconsin Illinois League Oshkosh at Rockford Racine at Madison Twin Cities at Appleton Green Bay at Wausau and notes red alder from the Pacific coast makes white, smooth springy clothespin pins.
High School Athletics End Year With Small Balance
For the first time in the local high school's history, the athletic department reports a credit balance of 88 cents after starting with a deficit of 81.40 in 1913. The net earnings from football, baseball and basketball activities totaled 233.99, covering all expenses and debts. Student manager assistants and organizers Harry Marshall Al Merce Henry Evjen and Harold Beisel helped raise funds to reach the positive balance. The report, submitted to the athletic council by Faculty Manager Layton Gouldin, is the first financial summary of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton Gouldin
Gouldin
Athletic Council
Ledger
Harry Marshall
al Merce
Henry Evjen
Harold Beisel
Browns Defeat Naps 3 to 0 in Cleveland
Browns score three runs as Taylor limits the Naps to eight hitless innings and Lajoie is the sole visitor to reach first. Final line 3 to 0 with St. Louis postgame notes, Hagerman and ONeill in battery for Cleveland, Washington 9, New York 8 in a separate ninth inning rally protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
Naps
Taylor
Lajoie
Agnew
Hagerman
O'Neill
Washington
New York
Senators
Shank
Griffith
Rhe Washington
Boehling
Ayers
Engel
Henry
Williams
Fisher
Keating
Nanamaker
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Athletics
RHE
Bush
Schang
Leonard
Thomas
R & E Philadelphia
Pennock
Shawkey
Lapp
Foster
Cooper
Cady
Studebaker SIX Claims Greatest Value And Longevity
High proportion of manufactured parts ensures long life and easy reading. Studebaker SIX uses more manufactured parts than any car, with rigid steel specs, thorough testing, intensive manufacture, and precise heat treating. Friction reduced, life lengthened, and balance perfected for superior value. Send for the Studebaker Proof Book detailing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Athletics letters awarded at U S Madison
The athletic board awarded letters to varsity and freshmen baseball teams and crews and to other athletes. Robert C. McKay of Huron South Dakota and Phillip A. Jameson of Ogdensburg New York were elected commodore and vice commodore of the 1915 crew, and Thorpe Langley of Madison and Norman Meland of Red Wing Minnesota were picked manager and assistant manager of the 1915 baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Athletic Board
Robert C. McKay
Huron
S. D
Phillip A. Jameson
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Thorpe Langley
Norman Meland
Red Wing
Minn
Pittsburg and Buffalo Batter Experimental Scores
In Pittsburgh games against Buffalo the batters Moran Brown and Blair deliver. Second game features Moore Blair Knetzer Adams and Roberts. Brooklyn faces Baltimore in a high scoring RH E affair with Quinn Young and Ridge driving the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Moran, Brown
Blair
Dickson
Berry
Moore and
Knetzer
Adams and Roberts
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Concert Tonight At Normal School Auditorium
The schedule lists performances featuring Allen, Jacklitsch, Boucher, Seaton, Owens, Mullin, Rariden, Crandall, Simon, Fiske, Lang, Wil son, Cullop, Henning, and Enzenroth. Teams from St. Louis and Indianapolis are mentioned alongside batterylike lineups in a sports-tinged event note. The concert promises a night of music at the Normal school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Allen
Jacklitsch
Boucher
Seaton
Owens
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Mullin
Rariden
Crandall
Simon
Chicago
Kansas City
Fiske
Lang
Wilson
Cullop
Henning
Enzenroth
Notice to creditors in estate of Anton ia Miller La Crosse Wis
Estate of Antonia Miller in La Crosse Wisconsin grants Sophie Lee as executrix. Creditors have six months from May 26 1914 to present claims for examination and allowance. The court will on December 1 1914 at 10 AM examine and adjust all claims at the court room in the courthouse La Crosse County. By the Court James Thompson Attorney for Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Antonia Miller
la Crosse
Sophie Lee
Wis
John Brindley
James Thompson
Government forest nurseries capacity cited at 25 million trees
The government reports an annual nursery capacity of about 25 million young trees. This figure reflects production potential across its forest nursery system and indicates large scale reforestation and afforestation efforts.
Resolute Beaten by Vanitie in Cup Defense Race
June 3 reports estimate Resolute lost to Vanitie by thirteen minutes eight seconds after winds hampered both boats. Vanitie surged on the fifth leg while Resolute was becalmed for seventeen minutes. Defiance is expected to enter trials by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ritchie Welsh bout likely off shocks Chicago fans
Nate Lewis Charley White's manager spent heavily on telegrams from Chicago after learning the Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh London bout was probably off. He is urging Freddie Welsh's manager to consider White as the proper challenger for the Britisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nate Lewis
Charley White
New York
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
London
Lewis
Welsh
White
Raider is Shot in Leavenworth Raid Incident
Leavenworth Kansas June 3 J R Codding assistant attorney general narrows in on the raid of an illegal liquor joint when he was shot late yesterday by Jake Weisman the alleged owner of the place Codding is in serious condition from the wound and the case is placed under investigation Weisman is believed to be the suspect in the shooting reportedly fled the scene and is sought by authorities for questioning in connection with the raid and shooting of the prosecutor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kas
J. K. Codding
Jake Weisman
Codding
Watching the Scoreboard by Hal Sheridan
Marquard and Fromme were maul ed by the Phillies in the first game of yesterday's doubleheader. Cravath hit two home runs. Tesreau blanked the Dooinites in the second game. Cards beat Reds to halt them, while Reds fans raised 25000 for pennant dist r ibution. Red Sox split with Mack's champions as Hooper drove in runs. Slugging Shanks powered the Senators past the Yankees. Wylie Taylor almost no hits for Browns. Pirates dropped eighth straight to Cubs. White Sox failed to hit. Tigers won ninth in ten meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Adams
Cooper
Gibson
Kafora
Pierce
Archer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Reds
Benton
Davenport
Ingersol
Clarke
Hagerman
Doak
Wingo
Philadelphia
New York
Giants
Phillies
Marquard
Fromme
Meyer
McLean
Descigner
Killifer
Tesreau
Meyers
Jacobs
Tincup
Mattison
Decker
Cravath
Jefferson Tesreau
Hermann
Red Sox
Mack
Hooper
Joe Bush
Carrigans
Shawkey
Senators
Griffites
Yanks
Wylie Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Naps
Pirates
Cubs
White Sox
Tigers
Comiskey’s
Football in June at Stagg Field in Chicago
On June 13 a six minute quarter football battle will be staged at Stagg field University of Chicago. Teams will be selected from Coach Stagg's spring practice squad for the exhibition event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stagg
University of Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cher
Pfeffer
Braves
Brook
Cochrehan
Gowdy
State Bank
State Bank of
LA Grosse
Elliott
Loeffler CO
Pearl Street
FEDS
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia Amer
ARS
Canary
Atkinson
Sparta
Beloit Glee Club
Ee Ee
Russell
Russell and Schalk
Hall and Stanage
Elsen & Philips
South Second Street
U. S
Federal League
Normal School
Vanitie
Ritchie
Astost Vaasa SN
AB. H . Ave
Ea Westerzil
Zinn
Chi
Shanks
Raider
Hal Sheridan
Savage
Tiger
Majestic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!