Scores Across Leagues Highlight Close Play
In the latest results, Boston beat Cincinnati 6 to 4, American League teams Chicago over Washington 6 to 4, Philadelphia 2 over Cleveland 1, New York 4 defeating Detroit 2, and Boston 7 over St Louis 6. American Association saw Toledo 7 ahead of Milwaukee 2. Columbus 7 beat St Paul 3. Minneapolis and Louisville tied 3-3. Wisconsin Illinois League Milwaukee 14 over Green Bay 90. Wausau 6 3 Madison 4 0. Rockford 3. Appleton 0. Oshkosh 11 over Racine 4.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
St.Louis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Green Bay
Wausau
Madison
Rockford
Appleton
Oshkosh
Racine
GAMES TODAY ACROSS THE LEAGUE
National games feature Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Green Bay at Milwaukee Wausau at Madison Appleton at Rockford Oshkosh at Racine
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Ea
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Wisconsin-Ilinois League
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Rockford
Toledo
Indianapolis
St.Paul
Green Bay
Wausau
Madison
Appleton
Oshkosh
Racine
Tiny molecules drift as atoms resemble solar systems
In a water drop about 2 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 molecules exist. If one molecule swelled to twenty feet across, its constituent atoms would appear as floating specks of dust, each atom resembling a solar system.
Baseball Roundup of Scoring and Plays Across Leagues
The Athletics and Naps produced timely throws and hits as Kahler and Land hit homers. Yankees win their 13th. Lewis drives Yerkes in the 13th to beat the Browns. Shoker adds two doubles and a triple. Wallace with a double and a single for St. Louis. Dodgers slip to fourth. Arch er injures finger after three hits. Ames allows two homers early for Boston. Packard relief helps Boston hold. Whitten and Hauser pinch hit for St. Louis in the ninth inning with the club’s only runs. Myers four hits against Pittsburgh, including a double.
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Athletics
Naps
Kahler
Land
Baker
Mack
Yankees
Lewis
Yerkes
Browns
Shoker
Bobby Wallace
Dodgers
Archer
Cubs
Ames
Boston
Packard
Whitten
Hauser
Cardinals
Chief Myers
Pirates
Baseball Roundup From June 14 Scores and Highlights
In Washington the White Sox beat the Senators 6 to 4 as fielding miscues and cheap hits fueled a five run surge in the early innings. New York toppled Detroit 4 to 2 thanks to critical errors, while Philadelphia outlasted Cleveland 2 to 1 in thirteen frames with Bender on the mound. Boston outslugged St. Louis 7 to 6 in thirteen innings as late rallies sealed the win.
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Washington
White Sox
Tom Hughes
Sox
Chicago
Walsh
Russell
Schalk
Hughes
Mullin
Henry
New York
Detroit
Yankees
Bush
Tiger
Dubuc
McKee
Ford
Sweeney
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bender
Rhe
Phasi
Mitchell
Kahler
Land
Carisch
Schang
Boston
St. Louis
Red Sox
O'Brien
Chamy Pionss
Browns
Hamilton
Agnew
Hall
Carrigan
Cubs Top Dodgers in Eleven Inning National League Clash
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in eleven innings at home yesterday. Ragan Stack Allen and Erwin. Pierce Archer Bresnahan. Other games: Philadelphia 5 over St Louis 2 behind Brennan’s strong relief. New York 3 over Pittsburgh 2 aided by Demaree. Boston 6 over Cincinnati 4 with Meyers and Mann homer run bursts.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cubs
Dodgers
RH &E
Ragan
Stack
Allen
Erwin
Pierce
Archer
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Cardinals
Harmon
Brennan
R & E Philadelphia
Dooin
McLean
New York
Pittsburg
Demarree
Snodgrass
Miller
Demaree
Passing. "God love the world" has final breath
A fragmentary elegy quotes a line about faith and death, likening mortality to a rusted scabbard yielding a blade. The passage presents a poignant, terse meditation on life ending with a vivid simile and archaic cadence.
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Will Levington
September Morn Office Attracts Crowding In St Louis
In St Louis on June 14 Mayor Kiel faced persistent visitors who entered his office after being told he was out of the city. Tom Rogers, the mayor’s secretary, uncovers the situation as Miss Pearl McCoy, a typist, is painting a copy of the controversial “September Morn” to hang in the mayor’s office.
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ST. Louis
Kiel
Tom Rogers
Coldhearted criminals show lower body metrics study says
The American Medical Association reports criminals have below normal body temperatures and general physical degeneracy. The average convict is about three inches shorter, lighter, and with smaller chest expansion, indicating a distinctive physical profile.
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American Medical Association
Shock at the Policeman Scene and Bygone Wit
An onlooker recalls a sudden incident as a man collapses after a casual greeting to a passerby. The bystander notes the man’s calm demeanor and cash in hand, while later reflections from Puck and Collier’s Weekly express wary admiration for gentler impulses amid urban life.
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Seth Pinewood
Pennsylvania
Puck
Collier’s Weekly
One of the Joys of Coming Home
A wistful observer reflects on the moment when an old man jokes about how neighbors react to a returning traveler and the bag he carries, noting the muted curiosity and ordinary courtesy of long familiar acquaintances.
Large Family Joke Sparks Artist Encounter
A Punch caption recalls a fellow guest sharing a laugh over a chestnut about his father. The artist responds that he has likely met twenty or thirty of the brothers, highlighting a busy social life and humorous misunderstanding.
Wisconsin Sphinx Quip Sparks Twin Color Joke
A Wis. Sphinx quip asks which twin struck first with a black eye as a playful exchange. The mother probes the baffling scene while the dear child points to the culprit in a brisk, humorous line.
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Wisconsin
Four NL Managers Lag in Standings Reflects Poor Start
Johnny Evers of the Cubs Miller Huggins of the Cardinals George Stallings of the Braves and Joe Tinker of the Reds lead four new managers who trail in the standings with St. Louis Boston and Cincinnati occupying sixth seventh and eighth places in the league race.
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Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Miller Muggins
St. Louis Cardinals
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Joe Tinker
Cinci Reds
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
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