Braves rally to beat Pirates in ninth inning
Boston wins the final game of its series with Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Viox drives in the decisive run with two out in the ninth. Camnitz and James were hit hard as Boston records ten hits.
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United States League Opens in New York on Opening Day
As eight teams prepare for the season, dampities of sun and chill clouds the morning in New York. Brooklyn visits Washington, New York plays Newark, and Philadelphia lines up for action. A stray line hints at currency policy while a grocery bill quip follows a player remark.
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Reading and Baltimore Card Today
The card features Phia in Reading and Baltimore in Lynchburg today with matchups announced and fans urged to attend. Officials expect close races and potential upsets as local teams meet across venues.
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Reading
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Lynchburg
Watching The Scoreboard Story of World Series Hope and Trades
The article tracks various baseball matchups and standings with managers Evers and Tinker noted. Brooklyn faces the Reds while Cubs and Braves eyes shift with Pittsburg and Huggins. Luderus powerful for Phillies. Yankees push west. Browns beat Athletics. Buck O'Brien leads Boston. Gallia’s wildness helps White Sox despite three runs without a hit.
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McGovern Names Farming Board Members
Governor McGovern announces appointments to the Wisconsin state board of agriculture. Dr Gustave Kletzsch of Milwaukee succeeds William MacLaren as member at large Alonzo H Wilkinson of Rayfield Thomas Saxe of Saxe Bros theatrical firm Milwaukee Charles L Hill of Rosendale reappointed and Charles H Everett of Racine reappointed.
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Rosendale
Charles H. Everett
Racine
Johnson to Pitch for Senators on May 19
Walter Johnson was slated to start for the Senators this afternoon aiming to extend his scoreless innings streak. The White Sox prepared to oppose him while manager Callahan pondered his pitching plan.
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Bosshard Proposes Fire Marshal Bill in Wisconsin Senate
Madison, Wis May 10 In a Thursday night move 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 had been killed by the assembly last week and refused reconsideration on Wednesday.
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Gandil Becomes Key First Baseman for Senators
Chick Gandil, last year’s recruit from Montreal, fills the long felt need for a first baseman with the Senators. He is one of the team's mainstays and often pulls them from holes with his batting.
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Shooting Tragedy Ends in Suicide in Dixon
H A Wellington a homesteader near Dixon Montana was killed by H A Stansky who arrived from the east. Stansky shot and badly wounded a boy named Cook, then shot Mrs Wellington in her home and finally killed himself with a final self inflicted wound.
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Not Unwilling. Wife and husband exchange parting kiss jab
A brief humorous dialogue from Smart Set features a wife complaint about lack of a goodbye kiss and a playful husband assurance that desire remains, highlighting domestic wit without graphic detail.
Yesterday's baseball scores from major league and American Association games
Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 1 while Boston overwhelmed Pittsburg 5 to 4 Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 to 5 and Philadelphia won 3 to 1 over St Louis. New York routed Detroit 9 to 0. In the American Association Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 11 to 2 St Paul won 8 to 5 over Kansas City Columbus defeated Louisville 2 to 2 had a game called and Toledo beat Indianapolis 6 to 2.
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GAMES TODAY Hubs feature nine NBA matchups and minor league skirmishes
St Louis visits Boston while Chicago plays Brooklyn and Pittsburg faces Philadelphia. Boston travels to Cleveland and New York goes to Detroit. Philadelphia hosts St Louis as Washington visits Chicago. St Paul vs Milwaukee and Minneapolis vs Kansas City highlight the minors. Wisconsin league games include Milwaukee at Green Bay Racine at Oshkosh Madison at Appleton and Rockford at Wausau.
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Washington
American Association St. Paul
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Stanford Crew Wins Coast Title for Japan Trip
A large crowd of university students greeted the Stanford squad as they sailed for Japan to play a series of games with Tokyo University. Stanford won the intercollegiate coast championship and accepted an invitation to visit Tokyo students as guests.
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Harvard Leads Princ eton Penn Triangular Boat Race
Harvard was slight favorite to win the triangular boat race against Princeton and Pennsylvania on the Charles River in Cambridge Massachusetts. The event starts at 5 o clock this afternoon as crews race over 6 7 miles.
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Man Remains Wary of Company He Keeps Away
A man explains he avoids a particular company due to past experiences and concerns. He asserts caution in associating with the firm and stresses personal risk assessment.
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