Naps Lose Game in Tenth Frame
Washington tops Cleveland 5 to 3 in ten innings after the Naps led early. St. Louis shuts out the Yankees 5 to 0 behind Hamilton in strong pitching. White Sox rally falls short as Boston holds on for a 10 to 9 win in Chicago. Giants edged by St. Louis 4 to 3 in New York. Pirates beat Dodgers 7 to 4 in Brooklyn. Cubs outlast Braves 6 to 5 in Boston. Phillies crush Cincinnati 12 to 0 in Philadelphia.
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Ross
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Whaling
Rariden
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Borton
Walter Johnson
Standings of Baseball and League Leaders Across Regions
The standings section lists teams and records across multiple leagues. It includes Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Reston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, St. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Louisville, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Columbus, Wisconsin-Illinois, Rockford, Green Bay, Appleton, Madison, Oshkosh with wins losses and winning percentages.
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Chicago
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Reston
Cincinnati
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Boston
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
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Appleton
Rocio
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Madison
Browns Manager Stovall Reinstated on Apology Condition
St. Louis May 22 George Stovall Browns manager is reinstated by American League president Ban Johnson after a three week suspension. He must apologize to umpire Ferguson for spitting during the game with the Naps and pay a heavy fine though the exact amount is not stated.
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George Stovall
Browns
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Stovall
Ferguson
Naps
Ban Johnson
Hedges
Baseball standings tighten as late rallies shift positions
The article details a tight National League race with the Giants, Cardinals, and Cubs close in wins and losses. It notes the Cardinals managing four hits and four errors to edge the Giants, the Browns defeating the Yankees five nothing, and strong scoring by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It highlights late rallies and key moments across multiple games shaping second to sixth place.
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Cardinals
Cubs
Yankees
Hamilton
Browns
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chief Johnson
Harter
Smith
Pittsburg
Dodgers
No man is indispensable says Stella in New York Sup
Stella asserts no man is indispensable while Bella counters that some man is. The New York Supplement notes the exchange as a concise, witty quotation feature.
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Stella
Bella
New York
Rival boxing legends set as advisers at Garden
May 22 report from New York states two ancient rivals Bob Fitzsimmons and Tom Sharkey will act as pugilistic advisers at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Sharkey serves as chief adviser to Soldier Kearns in his bout with George Rodel, the Boer heavyweight, while Fitzsimmons eyes Rodel. Fireman Jim Flynn faces Jim Coffey in the main card with Flynn at 180 pounds and Coffey near 190.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Soldier Kearns
George Rodel
Fitzsimmons
Rodel
Jim Flynn
Jim Coffey
Flynn
Coffey
Attell to Meet McCue in Kenosha Bout in June
Abe Attell former champion will fight Matty McCue Racine featherweight ten rounds in Kenosha Wisconsin the first week of June per manager Johnny McCue. McCue faces Patsy Brannigan in Milwaukee on Monday night as prep.
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Chicago
Abe Attell
Matty McCue
Kenosha
Wis
Johnny McCue
McCue
Patsy Brannigan
Milwaukee
Chicago Federal league opener with parade and mayor absent
Chicago fans greet the Chicago Federal league debut as the team hosts Pittsburg in a home game. A parade ushers in the event and Sheriff Zimmer will throw out the first ball in the mayorless opening.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Harrison
Sheriff Zimmer
Attorneys Higbee and Schweizer Travel to Prairie du Chien
Attorneys J E Higbee and Charles Schweizer left for Prairie du Chien today to try a case in circuit court. Mrs Isaac Emerson, formerly of La Crosse, arrived from Lemmon South Carolina today on a business mission and to visit old friends and neighbors.
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Charles Schweizer
Prairie du Chien
Isaac Emerson
la Crosse
Fom Lemmon
S. C
Ty Cobb Having Banner Season
Detroit May 22 Ty Cobb is having the greatest major league season of his career. Statistics show since April 29 he has 57 at bats and 29 hits for a .508 average in all games. He has stolen 11 bases including three of them home.
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Mich
Ty Cobb
Peach
Johnsons record fine as Washington tops Naps
Washington notes Walter Johnson has allowed three runs in seventy innings this season. He earned the win over the Cleveland Naps for his tenth straight victory, fanning 48 and yielding 41 hits in seventy innings.
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Walter Johnson
Nationals
Johnson
Cleveland Naps
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and cities
National League games featured St Louis beating New York 4 to 3 and Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 5 to 2. Chicago won 6 to 5 over Boston while Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 12 to 0. Boston edged Chicago 10 to 9. Washington beat Cleveland 5 to 3. St Louis also defeated New York 5 to 0. Other matches: St Paul 6 Louisville 2. Columbus 3 Kansas City 2. Rain affected Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee and caused all Wisconsin Illinois league games to be called off.
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New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Today's Journal Baseball Schedule
The schedule lists matchups for today across multiple cities including Chicago Boston St Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City St Paul Madison Racine Oshkosh Green Bay and Rockford Appleton Wausau.
N Y Y C Accepts Lipton Challenge for America's Cup
The New York Yacht Club cabled the Royal Ulster Yacht Club to accept Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America's Cup. Races are set for September 1914 under NYYC rules on measurement time allowance and racing. Lipton calls the acceptance a victory and says it will help him build a seaworthy boat.
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London
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Wisconsin Crew Prepares for Season Opener Against Minnesota
Madison Wis May 22 Coach Vail is shaping the University of Wisconsin varsity eight for the first race of the season against the Minnesota boat club on Lake Mendota. The mile and a half regatta offers Badger supporters a first look before the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 21.
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U. OF
Estate of Christ L Hagen Letters Granted and Claims Cutoff
In La Crosse County Wisconsin probate the estate of Christ L Hagen deceased is administered by John Hulberg. Creditors have six months from May 6 1913 to file claims for examination and allowance. The court will examine all claims November 11 1913 at 10 00 AM in the La Crosse courthouse.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Christ L. Hagen
la Crosse
John Hulberg
Wis
John Brindley
James Thompson
Quote on patriotism from Winthrop
Fragment notes Winthrop reflections claiming racism is not aligned with true patriotism. The chart references moral compass and national unity as core values, emphasizing that prejudice cannot define loyalty. The source presents a caution against conflating patriotism with racial prejudice.
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Winthrop
Wacky News Bits From Across The Nation
Oddball items report Avalla Jordan’s fastball hit Dr. E Y Spahr’s jaw after a long shot from 49 feet. A horse stall scare ends with Thomas Flynn jailed for vagary. Kuhn forgets his bride’s name before license. Teeth missing in Los Angeles. Kansas Aggies lead in marriage stats. Billy Sunday apologizes to Mme Schumann-Heink. Heaviest woman dies in Chicago. Pest house theft leaves five smallpox patients without facility. Worry class faces expulsion in Muscatine. Tariff critique by Senator Penrose in Pittsburg. A teen dies after a chest impact in Cleveland.
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