United States League Opens With Warm Day Hope
The eight teams of the United States league began play in New York with sun and rising temperature hoped to boost offense. Teams listed include Brooklyn at Washington and New York at Newark with city chatter and a quip about player Dobkins.
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Newark
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Dodgers win final Cubs game in last inning rally
Brooklyn takes the series 3 of 4 from Chicago 7 to 5 as Reulbach relief falters and Humphries closes. Cubs start with four runs. Dodgers answer with six unanswered through the middle frames.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pierce
Reulbach
Humphries
Reusbach, Pierce, Humphries
Archer
Curtis, Stack and Miller
Reading and Baltimore Card Draw in Play Today
In Philadelphia and Baltimore competitions, the card draw includes Reading in Lynchburg and Baltimore in Lynchburg, highlighting regional matchups and upcoming events.
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Reading
Baltimore
Lynchburg
Watching The Scoreboard Watching The Scoreboard
The Cubs and Giants battle for standing as Evers hopes to continue Tinker’s work after yesterday. Brooklyn faces the Reds as they climb to second place. Dodgers may dominate if they played daily. Cardinals head to Boston through a back gate. Braves seek to swallow Huggins’ crew after four straight over Pittsburg. Phillies lead on Luderus home runs. Yankees beat Detroit to match west wins with three weeks east. Browns open strong against Athletics. Buck O’Brien’s Naps beat Boston with 13 hits. Gallia’s wild pitching allows three White Sox runs without a hit in two innings.
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Tinker
Brooklyn
Reds
Cubs
Dodgers
Murphy
Cardinals
Boston
Pittsburg
Braves
Huggins
Phillies
Luderus
Detroit
Yankees
Browns
Houck
Athletics
Buck O'Brien
Naps
Gallia
White Sox
McGovern names farming board members in Wisconsin
Governor McGovern announced appointments to the state board of agriculture. Dr Gustave Kletzsch of Milwaukee succeeds William MacLaren as member at large. Alonzo H Wilkinson of Rayfield, Thomas Saxe of the Saxe Bros. firm Milwaukee, Charles L Hill of Rosendale and Charles H Everett of Racine are named or reappointed.
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Wis
McGovern
State Board of Agriculture
Gustave Kletzsch
Milwaukee
William MacLaren
Alonzo H. Wilkinson
Rayfield
Thomas Saxe
Saxe Bros
Charles L. Hill
Rosendale
Charles H. Everett
Racine
Johnson to Pitch Chicago Showdown in Solemn Stand
Walter Johnson was slated to work for the Senators against the White Sox this afternoon aiming to add nine more innings without a run to his streak. Manager Callahan faced a decision on his pitching choice as Chicago prepared to meet the mound ace.
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Walter Johnson
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White Sox
Johnson
Callahan
Bosshard Proposes Fire Marshal Move to Insurance Board
In Madison on Thursday night Senator Otto Bosshard of La Crosse introduced a duplicate of the Ekern bill placing the state fire marshal department under the state insurance commissioner. The Ekern bill was killed by the assembly last week and refused reconsideration on Wednesday.
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Otto Bosshard
la Crosse
Ekern
Assembly
Gandil Boosts Senators as Key First Baseman
Chick Gandil, last year’s recruit from Montreal, is filling the Senators’ long-felt need at first base. He is a mainstay of the Washington American League team and often saves games with his batting ability.
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Tragedy Near Dixon Ends in Double Suicide
In Dixon Montana H A Wellington homesteader was killed by H A Stansky who arrived from the east. Stansky shot and wounded a boy named Cook who helped Wellington and then killed Mrs Wellington inside her home. He then fatally shot himself with his last cartridge.
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H. A. Wellington
Here
H. A. Stansky
Stansky
Cook
Wellington
Willington
Catridge Stansky
Kiss Goodbye Sparks in Witty Exchange
A light exchange from Smart Set shows a wife accusing her husband of lacking morning affection and a reply that he still desires closeness. The quip reflects domestic humor and playful marital banter.
Yesterday's baseball results across major league teams
Scores show Cincinnati beat New York 3 1 and Boston defeated Pittsburgh 5 4. Brooklyn topped Chicago 7 5 while Philadelphia downed St Louis 3 1. Boston won 5 1 against Cleveland, and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 6 Washington 1 New York 9 Detroit 0. American Association Milwaukee 11 Minneapolis 2 St Paul 8 Kansas City 5 Columbus 2 Louisville 2 (game called) Toledo 6 Indianapolis 2.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Louis
York Ee
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland Ee
Washington
Indianapolis Kansas City
Toledo
Paul Ee
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
GAMES TODAY DELIVERS REGIONAL MATCHES
St Louis plays Boston while Chicago visits Brooklyn. Pittsburg meets Philadelphia and Boston travels to Cleveland. New York faces Detroit and Philadelphia meets St Louis. Washington battles Chicago as St Paul visits Milwaukee and Minneapolis goes to Kansas City. Wisconsin Illinois League includes Milwaukee at Green Bay Racine at Oshkosh Madison at Appleton Rockford at Wausau.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
American Association St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Racine
Oshkosh
Madison
Appleton
Rockford
Wausau
Stanford Crew Sails for Japan to Meet Tokio University
A large crowd of San Francisco university students watched Stanford University sailors depart for Japan. The crew had just won the coast intercollegiate championship and accepted an invitation to be guests of the Tokyo students for a series of games.
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Stanford University
Japan
Tokio University
Stanford
Harvard Favored in Triangular Boat Race
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard was a slight favorite over Princeton and Pennsylvania in a 7 1/2 mile triangular race on the Charles. The event starts at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mass
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Man Avoids Complications He Could Have Known
Brief note states a man navigates choices to sidestep potential complications he could foresee. The remark emphasizes foresight and prudent decision making in daily life.
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