Clippers Win Sundays Game Tops League Standings
Eau Claire defeated Duluth 5 to 2 to climb atop the standings as Corbett and Watson pitched well for Winona and La Crosse dropped to mid table. The Dubious Outcasts fell 2 to 1 to Eau Claire yesterday in a crowd from La Crosse, while Eau Claire piled hits late to seal the win.
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Nelson in Chicago to promote life story with boxing bets
R Bat Nelson arrives in Chicago to arrange news dealer distribution for a new life story. He plans to return to Los Angeles tomorrow and offers bets of five thousand to two thousand five hundred that Packey Mc Farland would enter the ring with him at the lightweight limit. Nelson predicts Ketchel and Papke will not both fight in San Francisco and says Ketchel will win easily.
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Stage Critics Seek Spotlight in Global Arts Scene
A sweeping cultural trend sees critics and artists alike pursuing wider influence on the world stage. Publications, festivals, and online forums amplify debates on theater, cinema, and performance with growing international participation.
Wausau Wins Two in Superior Doubleheader
In Superior, the Lumberjacks swept a doubleheader from Wausau with 3–2 and 6–1 scores as Superior hitters totaled 22 hits. Batteries were Lakoff Johnson and Klingspiel Clapper in game one. Russell Johnson and Stremmel Clapper in game two. Saturday, The Outcasts beat the Scrappers 19–1 on home ground as Schardt’s spitball limited hits and Red Moore balked at running balls in play.
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Sox and Tigers Split Doubleheader in Ferocious Batting
In a packed day of baseball action the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers split a twin bill. Detroit won the first game 9 to 1 while Chicago took the second 5 to 3. Cincinnati swept Chicago in a doubleheader and St. Louis and Cleveland split a pair. Multiple teams piled on runs as hitters posted 25 safeties across the day.
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Crangle, Baillies duel as La Crosse tops field
Three base hit by E Kline and two base hits by R Klein lead La Crosse past the opponent 30123001x-10 to 000000010-1. Baillies and Crangle hold mound duties with Schardt yielding four runs. Matt Kraher and Goodman shine in a double play sequence.
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Matt Debuts as Solid Short Stop in Saturday Win
Matt, the new short stop, showed real goods with slick fielding and a fast double play with bases loaded and one out. Kraher robbed Graves of a hit with a sensational eighth inning stop near first. Red Moore drew applause after catching Barlow’s high foul in the third.
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Rail Cars to Ferry Fans After Ball Park Doubleheader
Russians are used to move crowds to the ball park today for a double header. An unauthorized telephone notice claimed the strike was settled, filling waiting cars with fans returning to town. The rumor proved false, causing excitement and prompting ball directors to seek alternative conveyance for fans.
Noxalls Top Diamonds In Classic Rivalry Win
The Noxalls defeated their old rivals the Diamonds 3 to 1 at League Park. Nonstad on the mound stymied the Diamonds as Neshem Lassig and Swaty led a sharp Noxalls attack. Balduzzi and Bauch worked for the Diamonds with a lone eighth inning score.
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Flanagan Breaks Hammer Record at New York Meet
John Flanagan shattered the hammer world mark at the New York Press club games, throwing 180 feet to top his TraVers Island record by over five feet. Matt McGrath finished second at 164 feet 9.75 inches.
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Forbes Back In Ring After Teaching Boxing In Bloomington
Chicago June 28 Harry Forbes formerly world bantamweight champion declares return to boxing and seeks a bout with Monte Attell. He has trained in Bloomington Illinois and aims for a ten round fight once Attell travels east from the Pacific coast.
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George Van Haltren Released Becomes Pacific Coast Umpire
San Francisco June 29 The Pacific Coast baseball scene saw the release of George Van Haltren after a long playing career starting in 1881 He pitched for the White Sox in 1886 and spent years in major leagues mainly with the New York Nationals He managed Seattle before returning to Oakland and now President Cal Ewits of the Pacific Coast League named him an umpire reflecting his veteran status.
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Fragmentary line on courting sacrifice appears in print
OCR fragment notes that the average young fellow would be willing to die for a girl if she allowed him to fix the ate, reflecting a romantic or moral sentiment in an untidy passage.
Cantillon Named White Sox Manager for Next Season
Chicago June 28 report says Joe Cantillon will succeed Billy Sullivan as manager of the Chicago White Sox next season. President Comiskey declined to discuss the report, but several officials indicated the plan.
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Baltimore and Ohio offers summer fares to New York and east
Low round trip fares from Chicago to New York City and eastern destinations through June and July 1909. Return limit days with stop overs at Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. For information contact R C Haase N W T P Annie Paul or B N Austin G P Av.
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