Athletes and the Nelsons Triumph in League Park Doubleheader
The Athletes and the Nelsons won yesterday at League Park in a doubleheader. The Nelsons clinched the close Nelson Summit game 3 to 2 with a ninth inning run, while the Athletes built an early eight-run lead and held off the Clothiers after a late rally.
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Old Polo Team Is To Represent U S
New York June 9 Odds on the international polo matches opening tomorrow tightened after the American Polo Association announced the original Big Four would again defend the cup. Fans doubted the Whitney Milburn Waterbury lineup, while English backers favored Keene's revamped squad but shifted toward even money as the old lineup returned.
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Pennsylvania Crew Faces Regatta With Captain Injured
Pennsylvania's crippled crew arrived in Poughkeepsie for the big regatta. Captain Alexander sprained ankle may sit out at No 7. only varsity substitute traveled with the team, joining practice today.
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Paradise Park Fire Destroys New York Amusement Park
Paradise park an amusement resort at Fort George burned today wiping out five acres. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars as firefighters battled the flames.
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Cubs Beat Giants in a Frame Game
Cubs win 2 to 1 in ten innings over the Giants with Archer scoring the decisive run after a sequence starting with his double. Evers later drove in the final tally as Merkle’s throw to the plate arrived too late.
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Michael C Murphy, Noted Track Trainer, Dies
Michael C. Murphy, regarded as the greatest track trainer in the country, is dead. For years he supervised Pennsylvania University athletes and mentored fast men and record breakers.
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Schulte to Return Next Week After Forehead Growth Removed
Frank Schulte city right fielder spent Sunday on an operating table to have a small growth removed from his forehead caused by a blow from a pitched ball over a year ago. Surgeons announced he will be back in action next week.
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Illinois victors at Madison in thirteenth conference meet
Illinois swept the meet with 47 1/2 points as Wisconsin took second with 28 1/2. Missouri faltered to fifth while Chicago Northwestern Purdue shocked with strong showings. Badger captain Gold cleared 12 feet 6 1/2 inches and Shattuck set hammer mark at 160 feet amid rain and wind.
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Yankees Win Game on Home Ground
The Yankees end their 17 game winless streak in New York as Chance's men claim a first season victory. Athletics win their fifth straight by defeating St. Louis 10 to 5 to open the series.
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Cook at Last to Wed Flora Whaley
Jere Cook former Hempstead New York minister waits for word from his attorney on a possible marriage to Floretta Whaley. The Hartford divorce of Mrs. Cook cleared barriers six years after their California elopement and their two sons. Cook plans a nonclerical ceremony to avoid controversy.
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New York Wins First Polo Grounds Victory Over Chicago
The New York Americans beat the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 after a long storm delay. Peckinpaugh drove in Zeider with the deciding run in the ninth, giving New York its first Polo Grounds win after 17 defeats.
Polk County Files Big Back Taxes Suit Against Railroads
A suit for 15 543 440 dollars in back taxes and interest was filed by Polk County treasurer against the Chicago and Rock Island railroad and its holding company through Council Bluffs lawyers Kistle and Wright who secured a contract to bring the case on shares from the county supervisors.
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Record Hog Brought to City Scales Sets Weight Marker
A boat weighing more than 700 pounds claimed as the largest hog in La Crosse county was brought to La Crosse by farmer Fred Schaldach of North Salem road. The full bred Berkshire hog, raised from a pig by Schaldach, was sold to a local packing house and said to be the largest weighed on city scales.
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Heeter Sues Over Salary After School Board Fires Him
In Pittsburg on June 9 a lengthy court fight for vindication of S. L. Heeter, superintendent of schools, and recovery of his $9,000 annual salary was anticipated after his dismissal by the school board yesterday.
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Big Wins
Yesterday results span National League with Boston beating St Louis 5 to 3 and Chicago 2 to 1 over New York. Milwaukee 4-0 over Minneapolis in American Association. Columbus 9 Louisville 4 and Toledo 10 Indianapolis 6 highlight actions. Saturday saw Chicago 9 Boston 6 and New York 9 St Louis 6 with several rainouts and late results. Today Boston visits St Louis as Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh and New York faces Chicago.
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Cubs edge Reds in tense tenth to seize deep win
Tesreau faltered at times but pitched into a close tenth inning. Titus delivered four RBIs for Boston as the surge of runs carried the Cubs past the Reds. Alexander limited the Reds to few hits while Becker and another former Giant scored Phoenix runs.
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La Crosse U. C. T. Awarded 9 1 Victory Over Green Bay
Green Bay Travelin refused to play beyond seven innings. Umpire ruled nine innings per official play, giving La Crosse U. C. T. a 9 to 1 victory at Janesville as the Green Bay players argued for a shorter game.
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Wolgast Thumb Injury Forces Bout Cancellation
Wolgast may not fight Johnny Dunne for six months after surgeons evaluated his damaged thumb. The scheduled two round bout in Los Angeles was called off as the champion’s injury halted plans to return to the ring tomorrow night.
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Davis Cup finals open with American Australians in play
In New York on June 9 the Davis Cup singles began with Maurice E. McLoughlin and R Norris Williams of the United States facing off against Stanley Doust and Horace Rice of Australia in the opening rounds.
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Ride Ties to Timely Response in Hobby Culture
A reflective piece notes that engaging in a hobby does not always align with current moments or needs. It discusses how personal interests can both soothe and delay attention to pressing tasks, urging balanced time management and mindful participation.
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