Flag Day Observance Planned at La Crosse Elks Lodge
District Attorney Olte M. Schley, attorney James Thompson, and C.OW. Levis will lead a Flag Day celebration at the La Crosse Elks Lodge No. Suu. Elks and their ladies and the public are invited with a special invitation to Spanish American War veterans and related groups.
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Olte M. Schleybach
James Thompson
C.ow. Levis
la Crosse Lodge
No. Suu
Benevolent Order
Eiks
la Crosse
L. C. Smith Typewriters Ad Promises Silent Efficient Models
An advertisement touts the L. C. Smith & Bros. Silent No. 8 complete typewriter with light running and ball bearing components. It promotes new and factory rebuilt machines, rentals, and supplies, listing locations in La Crosse Wisconsin and St Paul Minnesota.
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L. C. Smith & Bros
Smith & Bros, Typewrters
Main Street
la Crosse
Wis
East St. St
St. Paul, Minn
Scott Outpitching Johnson Delivers Sox Win Over Senators
Jim Scott outpitched Walter Johnson on Wednesday and hit a run scoring single in the fourth inning to spark a 4 1 Chicago win over Washington. Batteries listed as Johnson Armsmith and Henry for Washington and Scott and Schalk for Chicago.
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Chicago
Jim Scott
Walter Johnson
Luke
Washington
Lear
Johnson
Armsmith
Henry
Scott
Schalk
Browns
Red Sox
Rae
Boston
St. Louis
Mays
Shore
Hester
Cady
Weisman
McCone
Severeld
Standings and Today’s MLB and A A fixtures
National League games feature St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with varying conditions. American League includes New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Washington at St. Louis in clear weather. American Association matchups Toledo at Milwaukee, Columbus at Kansas City both clear while Louisville at Minneapolis and Indianapolis at St. Paul show rain.
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New York
Ing. Vchicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Reed
York
Pittsburgolla
Boston Oe
Charleston
Galveston
Idacksonville -Tae
New Orleans
la Crosse
Madison
Memphis Ae
Bismarck
Huron
Kansas City Co
St. A
Boise
Denver
Helena
Ailes City
Portland
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Spokane Atpely
Ati Medicine Hat
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Chicago tops New York in first shutout of season
Chicago defeats New York 4 to 0 as Lavender allows one hit by Kauff in the seventh. Mathewson pitched well but Cubs support failed to back him. Also Phillies beat Pirates 8 to 3 in 12 innings after Niehoff’s tiebreaking hit. Boston wins 4 to 3 over Reds. Dodgers beat Cardinals 8 to 5.
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New York
Chicago
Kauff
Lavender
Giants
Mathewson
Archer
Rariden
Phils
Pirates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bert Niehoff
RHE
Pittburgh
Phila
Jacobs
Schmidt
Rixey
Killiter
Boston
Reds
Mrs Gavin Set for Met Golf Final at Baltusrol
New York June 15 Georgiana Bishop of Brooklyn faces the challenge of stopping Mrs W A Gavin in the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol. Gavin advanced past Miss Marian Hollins by a narrow one hole margin yesterday.
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New York
Georgiana Bishop
Brooklyn
W. A. Gavin
Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol
Gavin
Marian Hollins
Hele
Courtney to stay coach at Ithacan crew
Charles E Courtn father of Cornell towing received congratulatory telegrams after the Ithican crew coach announced he would not resign. The message indicates Courtn will remain in his Ithacan coaching role amid nationwide support.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Charles E. Courtn
Cornell Towing
Ithacan
Watching the Scoreboard in Baseball Slugfest Retell
Yesterday's action centers on Nicholl's homer ending a twelve inning duel between Rixey and Jacobs as Lavender shuts out the Giants 4 to 0. Benny Kauff escapes a no hit bid, while Matheson, Magee and Mollwitz figure in late scoring. Johnson and Coveleski post middling wins as Browns rally past the Red Sox and Dodgers roll over the Cardinals amid fielding errors.
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Nicholl
Phillies
Rixey
Jacobs
Snodgrass
Boston
Lavender
Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Jimmy Lavender
Benny Kauff
Charley
Roush
Walter Johnson
Senators
White Sox
Tim Scott
Harry Coveleski
Tigers
Yankees
Veach
Browns
Red Sox
St. Louisans
Willard Offered 40 000 for Labor Day Bout
Chicago dispatch reports promoters in Minneapolis and St Paul offered Jess Willard the world heavyweight champion a guaranteed 40000 purse for a ten round Labor Day bout with Fred Fulton as opponent. Tom Jones insisted on at least 40000 and countered with 45000, while services of Charlie White and Richie were sought.
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Chicago
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Gopher State
Tom Jones
Death prevented Hill declaration for Prohibition
In St Louis on June 15 Professor Irving Fisher of Yale said J J Hill would have soon endorsed national prohibition. Fisher, before the Democratic resolutions committee, quoted Hill writing that the liquor traffic caused crime disease and poverty and that national prohibition was the best solution.
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St.louis
J.J. Hill
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Fisher
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Hill
Professor Fisher
Italians to Judge Race for American Speed Championship
Five Italian judges will preside over Sunday's race between Carlo Resta and Ralph De Palma, both Italian contenders, for the American speed championship in Chicago. Speedway officials announced the setup today.
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Chicago
Carlo Resta
Ralph de Palma
Speedway
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