Wisconsin star Tormey cleared for intercollegiate runs
Albert R. Tormey of the University of Wisconsin is eligible again for intercollegiate competition. He skipped a make up exam, earned an Ex. and will race in the Minnesota and western conference meets. He holds the conference indoor record for 40 yards and tied the world mark for that distance, also equaling the varsity 100 yard dash record.
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Madison
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University of Wisconsin
Albert R. Tormey
Griffith Corrects Ban Johnson About Adcock Reinstatement
Clark Griffith in Philadelphia complains to Ban Johnson over Adcock suspension. He vociferously questions the league head before learning the Nationals pitcher Adcock has been reinstated with no further explanation.
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Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Adcock
Griffith
Nationals
Athletics Split Washington Doubleheader in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Athletics and Washington split a doubleheader with the A’s taking the opener 4 to 0 and Washington winning the nightcap 9 to 2. Johnson earned the loss in the second game while Boehling and Ainsmith led Washington hitters in the early contest.
Alt rock manager defends lineup after suspension
The manager insists he has always followed the rules on player numbers and calls Alt rock's suspension a piece of nonsense. He argues the action is unfounded and maintains compliance with official regulations.
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Altrock
Midway Beats Cardinals 9 to 6 at Midway Sunday
Midway defeated the Cardinals 9 to 6 at Midway on Sunday. Batteries for Midway included Redmann and Heyer while Cardinals pitchers were Niesen Tanke and Kloss.
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Midway
Cardinals
Redmann
Heyer
Niesen
Tanke
Kloss
Phillies edge Brooklyn in eleven for 8 5
National League action at Abbetts Field Brooklyn suffers 8 5 loss in eleven innings after Phillies explode for four runs in the extra frame. Seaton Rixey Alexander Killifer Allen Stack Ying ling Erwin Miller listed as batteries. New York defeats Boston 7 2 as Giants pound James in fourth inning and Braves commit errors.
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Brooklyn
Seaton
Rixey
Alexander
Killifer
Allen
Stack
Yingling
Erwin
Miller
New York
Boston
Mass
Bill James
Boston Braves
McGraw
Giants
Baston
Marquard
Meyers
James
Rudolph
Whaling
Bartl Leads Club Shoot With High Score
Excellent weather contributed to high scores at the gun club. Joe Bartl topped the field with 95 using a new gun, followed by Jesse Winter and Schwalbe. A long list of shooters posted scores in the 60s to 90s along with various run counts.
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Joe Bartl
Jesse Winter
Schwalbe
Mitopese
Ewes
Elbes
Wscres
I . Et Ag
British Aviator Killed in Montrose Crash
Lieutenant Desmond Arthur of the Royal Flying Corps was killed when his plane capsized and plunged from a high altitude over Montrose Scotland. The crash occurred today during a flight, ending the life of the British aviator.
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Montrose
Scotland
Desmond Arthur
Royal Flying Corps
Stabber Hangs Self After Braun Stabbing
In New York on May 27 a colleague of Conrad Braun at Current Literature Publishing hanged himself in his cell, using his belt and necktie. The incident followed Braun's likely fatal stabbing earlier.
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New York
Conrad Braun
Current Literature Publishing Company
Eber Carmichael
Carmichael
Pope Pius Again Walks Vatican Gardens After Illness
Pope Pius resumed his strolls in the Vatican gardens and extended his visit beyond yesterday. He explored the grounds thoroughly and spoke at length with servitors and employees.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Vatican
Tom Gibbons Beats Donovan’s Son in 158-Pound Victory
Tom Gibbons, brother of the famed Minnesota Mike Gibbons, defeats Mike Donovan’s son in a middleweight contest. Tom, weighing 158, is larger than Mike at around 152 and shows training and technique learned from his elder sibling, suggesting potential to follow Mike’s path as a standout fighter.
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Tom Gibbons
Mike
Minnesota
Mike Donovan
Tom
Scoreboard notes from a day of baseball
The Yankees failed to win at home for the twelfth time. Bedient fanned eight and yielded five hits. Washington committed three errors letting the Athletics win game one. Walter Johnson struck out five in seven innings with three hits including a homer and a steal. Detroit got a run as Cobb benefitted from a St. Louis misplay, while the Browns shut the game with a pinch hit. Philadelphia needed an eleventh inning to top the Dodgers as the Dodgers’ defense faltered and the Giants benefited from Boston’s help with Marquard strong and the Giants driving James from the mound in the seventh.
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Browns
Detroit
Dauss
Klawitter
Hall
Stanage
Weisman
Alexander
Philadelphia
Washington
Athletics
R H E
Groom
Boehling
Williams
Henry
Houck
Lapp
R H
Johnson
Ainsmith
Bush
Pennock
Taff
Schang
Boston
New York
Hugh Bedient
Yankees
Red Sox
HE Ore
Bedient
Carrigan
McConnell
Sweeney
Nationals
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Crawford
Phillies
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Giants
Marquard
James
Mrs McCarty to Transport World Champion’s Body
Mrs Lu ther McCarty wife of the late world boxing champion leaves Fargo for Valley City to join William McCarney and bring the body to Piqua Ohio for burial. She will receive her late husband’s share of Calgary fight receipts expected to total several thousand dollars.
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Fargo
N. D
Luther McCarty
William McCarney
Valley City
McCarty
McCarney
Piqua
Ohio
Calgary
Yesterday's Games Highlight Local Baseball Scores
Nationally teams split results with New York beating Boston 7 to 2 and Philadelphia defeating Washington 4 to 0 in American League play. St Louis edged Detroit 4-3 while Cincinnati routed Pittsburgh 9 to 0 after rain suspended others. Wisconsin league saw Green Bay top Oshkosh 10 to 8 as Appleton beat Wausau 13 to 3.
GAMES TODAY LINEUP ACROSS LEAGUES AND CITIES
Schedule lists matchups across major leagues and regional circuits. Games include St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Milwaukee at Minneapolis Toledo at Columbus Louisville at Indianapolis Kansas City at St Paul Rockford at Milwaukee Madison at Racine Oshkosh at Green Bay Appleton at Wausau.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
New York
Wwe
Chicago
Soo
Milwaukee Er
Rockford
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Madison
Racine
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Appleton
Wausau
Zbyszko Suffers Fractured Skull in Montreal Match
Polish wrestler Stanislaus Zbyszko sustains a fractured skull and other injuries after a plunge from the ring to the floor. Opponent Constant Le Marin accused of fouling as referee stops bout. Zbyszko remains hospitalized but his condition is serious yet not believed fatal.
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Montreal
Que
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Constant le Marin
Zbyszko
Time and Culture as Foundations of Wealth
The quotation links time to an estate that yields nothing without culture yet rewards industry’s labor, underscoring the value of disciplined work and cultivation to generate lasting wealth. It frames time as a resource that must be managed through education and effort.
Patriarch Pitchers Dominate National Pastime
Christy Mathewson of the New York Giants and Eddie Plank of the Philadelphia Athletics are touts of the national pastime as top veterans. Both enter their fourteenth major league season with Plank's peak in 1906 leading the American League and Viatty's standout 1905 season at thirty-one wins and nine losses.
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Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Eddie Plank
Philadelphia Athletics
Plank
Viatty
Homesteaders to Pay Water Costs Under Ruling
Supreme Court decides that the costs of operating and maintaining federal irrigation projects must be borne by homesteaders until projects are paid for and turned over to settlers associations. Enormous reclamation expenses hinge on the ruling affecting Yakima Valley cases in Washington.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Yakima Valley
Washington State
Federal Courts of
Northwest
Uncle Sam
Gibson Defense Begins in Szabo Murder Trial
Newburgh New York May 27 defense opens as first witnesses testify in the murder trial of attorney Burton W. Gibson charged with killing Mrs Rosa Szabo.
Emperor Yoshihito Convalescent. Empress Sadako Ill
Tokyo May 27 Emperor Yoshihito shows steady convalescence with no acute danger. Empress Sadako battles a severe cold after nursing at the mikado's bedside.
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Tokio
Yoshhito
Sadko
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