Yesterday's baseball scores from major leagues and associations
National League results show Philadelphia 2 over Pittsburg 1 and Boston 5 over Chicago 4. American League games include Philadelphia 8 over Detroit 7 and Cleveland 2 over New York 1. Washington 1 and St Louis 0. American Association reports Milwaukee Minneapolis Iain, Columbus 7 over Louisville 4, Toledo 9 over Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 5 over St Paul 4.
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Today’s baseball matchups across leagues and cities
Boston visits Chicago while Brooklyn plays Cincinnati and Philadelphia meets Pittsburg. New York battles St. Louis as Chicago hosts New York and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia. Detroit faces Washington and Cleveland plays Boston. Milwaukee hosts Minneapolis while St Paul visits Kansas City. Columbus challenges Louisville and Toledo visits Indianapolis. Wisconsin Illinois League games include Milwaukee at Appleton Racine at Oshkosh Madison at Green Bay and Rockford at Wausau.
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Giants face $5000 fine after Decatur exhibition game
New York Giants may be fined five thousand dollars following their trip to Decatur Illinois for an exhibition. President Lynch ordered a makeup game with St. Louis to be played.
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University of Washington to tour Japan this summer
The University of Washington baseball team will depart August 26 for a tour of Japan after the faculty voted approval today.
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Pelky eyed by promoters after McCarty bout death
Arthur Pelky, the fighter who struck the fatal blow to Luther McCarty in Calgary, is likely to be pursued by US promoters. Trained by Tom McCarty and Burns, Pelky shows promise though recent New York appearances had him as a lesser title contender.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Big Week for A’s Tigers and More
The Athletics extended their winning streak to twelve with a four game sweep of Detroit and scored 39 runs in the series. The Naps swept the Yankees as New York lost their seventeenth home game despite six hits and errorless defense. Lewis provided the key moments in the Chicago Boston tilt with a twelfth inning triple scoring Speaker plus a double. Johnson shut out St. Louis Browns on eight strikeouts. Cubs outslugged by Braves despite more hits and Zimmerman was ejected after a kicking incident. Pirates edged by Sea ton as Honus Wagner drove in the lone score on Miller's fly.
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Family Debate Over House Painting Decision
Family circle debates a resolution that the house be painted ceilings whitewashed and rooms papered. A committee may be appointed to try to persuade the landlord, with a likely passage of the motion.
White Sox Lose Two Frame Game
In Pittsburg on June 7 Philadelphia won 3 to 1 after a pitchers duel between Seaton and Kendrix. Seaton and Dooin teamed for Philadelphia while Kendrick and Simon worked for Pittsburg. Boston beat Chicago 5 to 4 as the Bean Eaters rallied with a first inning rally and late errors. Dickson and Whalen led Boston with a win over Chicago batteries Pierce and Archer.
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White Sox lose in 12 to Boston on four walks
Chicago pitchers White and Russell issue too many walks, enabling Boston to win 4 to 3 in twelve innings after Speaker walks and Lewis doubles. Also notes Philadelphia edges Detroit 8 to 7 in ten with Bender, Murphy and O\u2019Dring contributing keys. Cleveland beats New York 2 to 1. Washington edges St Louis 1 to 0 as Leverenz allows five hits but falls short.
Woman's Share in Social Culture
A finicky, ultra refined morality struggles to adjust to broader, looser ethics and aspiration in social culture.
Nervous Prostration Question Quips in Chicago Record Herald
A short quote underscores work discipline with a quip about nervous prostration. The exchange contrasts mental strain with job security, noting that salary stops only when not on duty. The line reflects period newspaper wit and labor attitudes.
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Bassett Upsets Dope in Big Ten Meet Heats
In Madison Wisconsin on June 7 preliminaries of the thirteenth annual conference meet were cut short by rain. Bassett of Wisconsin won his quarter mile heat in 51 seconds, the fastest time of the day, as Illinois Purdue California Wisconsin Notre Dame and Iowa advanced. Missouri remains the favorite with Illinois close second and Wisconsin seen as a possible dark horse.
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Record Entries at Stagg Meet
Chicago June 7 A cold wind challenged several hundred high school athletes at Coach Stagg's national interscholastic track meet on Marshall field. Morning trains brought thousands of students to cheer as the largest field in meet history gathered for what was billed as the most successful midwest interscholastic event ever held.
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Simply Do One's Best
A compact aphorism attributed to Goethe advises focusing on the nearest task. It warns against pride or despair from overanalyzing life’s traces, urging steady effort and practical fidelity to present duties.
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Raw Meat Trend Sparks Public Fuss in Italy
A traveler reports raw meat is common in Italian restaurants where diners watch the beef being cut and dressed. A waiter pours a raw egg over the dish while oil and vinegar are added, causing public annoyance among patrons and observers.
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Tree Reveals Iron Lamp After Elm Trunk Split
An old elm on a Bushey Park avenue near London was felled and workers found the iron framework of a street lamp embedded in the trunk several inches deep, about 25 feet from the ground. It is believed the lamp was nailed to the tree long ago and gradually enveloped by the growing wood.
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Carson to wed sparks broad circle of friends
A lighthearted remark notes Carson’s forthcoming marriage and his aim to invite many friends and receive presents. The exchange includes a playful jab about walking and footwork as a social aside. The Life reference adds a witty observation on manners and sociability.
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Americans Predicted To Sweep Davis Cup Play
New York June 7 prediction of a clean sweep by American players followed strong performances by Maurice McLoughlin and R Norris Williams against Australia yesterday. McLoughlin and Harold H Hackett face Stanley N Doust and A Booth Jones in doubles today ahead of final singles Monday.
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Polo Captain Rity Aims to Play in Cup Opener
New York June reports Captain Rity said he would try to play in Tuesday's first polo cup match. Ritson suffered a mild bout of food poisoning and sat out yesterday as doctors advised.
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