Baseball Scores From Weekend Games
Summary of American and National League results from Saturday and Sunday, detailing wins and losses for teams like Detroit Boston Athletics New York Cleveland Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with game bullets and league standings. Major outcomes include Boston beating Athletics 7 1 and New York sweeping Washington in the first game 11 9 and 9 2, plus Cleveland sweeping St Louis 8 1 and 2 0, and Chicago defeating Detroit 6 4. Standings list Detroit Boston Athletics Cleveland New York Washington Chicago St Louis and others with win loss records.
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Boston— Athletics
Boston
Batteress
Morgan
Thomas
Hall
Nunamaher
New York
Washington
Vaughn
Caldwell
Sweeney
Hughes
Gray
Otey
Henry
Brockett
Blair
Sherry
Street
St. Louis
Cleveland
Gregg
Smith
Petty
Clarke
Krapp
Fisher
Lake
Giabis
Chicago
Detroit
White
Walsh
Sullivan
Willett
Lafitte
Stanage
POL W.L
Athletics
Clevelad
N.york
Washin
St Louis
Philadelphia
Moore
Moran
Weaver
Kling
Pittsburg
Camuitz
Gibson
Curtis
Rensbach
Archer
Brooklyn
Mathewson
Myers
Schardt
Knetzer
Bergen
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Richie
Liefield
Cincinnati
Suggs
MeclLear
Sallee
Bliss
Gollen
Bresnahan
Keefe
McLean
W.L
TriState League baseball results near Lancaster York Trenton and Reading
In Lancaster York games Lancaster 1 Lanaster 2 loss to Trenton 5 0 Geographic scoring shows Reading 6 over Harrisburg 0 and Trenton 5 over Johnstown 3 Batteries credited to Culp Carter Shettler Mc Ginley Pelty Hurley Baxter Therre Northrup Philbin Wallace Stroh Kerr Hitchcock Topham Raub
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Tristate
Lancaster
York
Lanaster
Culp
Carter
Shettler
McGinley
Wilmington
Altoona
Pelty
Hurley
Baxter
Therre
Reading
Harrisburg
Northrup
Philbin
Wallace
Stroh
Trenton
Johnstown
Girard
Kerr
Hitchcock
Topham
Raub
W.L. PG. W.L
Lancastr
Johnson
Harrisg
Wiimng
National First Aid to the Injured Meet in Pittsburg
The Bureau of Mines will hold a national first aid to the injured field meet on Saturday Sept 16 at Arsenal Park Pittsburg. President Taft Secretary of the Interior Fisher and Dr Joseph Holmes will attend and speak to miners. About 20 000 to 30 000 miners are expected with coal companies sending rescue corps to demonstrate skill in rescues and wound care. A coal mine like gallery will stage gas and coal dust explosions with a government rescue team entering an oxygen helmet to save entombed workers.
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Pittsburg
Washington
United States
Bureau of Mites
Arsenal] Park
Taft
Fisher
Joseph Holmes
Bureau of Mines
Arsenal Park
Capsize of Rosita Leaves All but One Lost
A schooner Rosita capsized off Port Lima during a squall. Of the thirty aboard only a pilot survived after clinging to a spar and washing ashore near Puntarenas. The ship carried eight crew and eleven passengers from a family. Survivors say the wreck’s sweep left no chance to assist others.
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Port Lima
Puntarenas
Drowns In Two Foot Pond at Minersville
Henry Bush slipped at the Minersville skat ing pond and fell into two feet of water. His head struck a stone, leaving him stunned and drowning before help arrived. Local boys found the body hours later. A separate item notes Milton M. Schweitzer obtaining a marriage license to wed Laura M. Hoffman, both residents of Birdsboro, with plans to marry June 28.
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Pottsville
Henry Bush
Minersville
Birdsboro
Milton M. Schweitzer
Laura M
Harry Hoffman
Buck Jen's Arnica Salve advertised at Pearre's Pharmacy
An old advertisement touts Buck Jen's Arnica Salve as a fast treatment for wounds Burns sores and skin issues caused by knives guns rusty nails and similar injuries claiming it prevents blood poisoning and cures various conditions. Pearre's Pharmacy sells the salve for two cents.
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Buck
Jen
Pearre
Morse case foreshadows release bid in Atlanta prison
In Atlanta Judge Newman hears Morse habeas corpus motion after Moise cites a June story. The petition argues Morse, convicted on a misdemeanor, cannot be jailed in a facility built for felons and that the fifteen year sentence exceeds a ten year cap per count. Further argument set for Wednesday.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Marge
Newman
United States District Court
Moise
Morse
Taft
Seven Princesses Considered for Prince Edward’s Bride
London reports that after the coronation the forthcoming marriage of Prince Edward of Wales is the next major event. At seventeen he must choose from seven princesses, including daughters of Russia, Roumania, Saxony, Sweden, and Luxembourg. The group features Elizabeth the eldest, Margaret of Saxony, Margarette of Sweden, and Marie of Luxembourg among others.
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Prince of Wales
London
James
Prince Edward of Wales
Russia
Roumania
Elizabeth
Europe
Margaret
Saxony
King
Margarette
Sweden
Carl
Marie
Luxembourg
Braced by nerve Wadeley guards life after crush
In Woodstock Virginia on June 26 Henry Wadeley a Southern railway brakeman fell from a moving freight and lost a foot requiring amputation. He tied a tourniquet from suspenders and smoked a cigarette while searchers found him near Strasburg Junction calling for help. In Eccles West Virginia a miner Walter Neal died and four others were severely hurt in an open lamp explosion at New River Collieries Mine No 3.
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Woodstock
Henry Wadeley
Southern Railway
Wadeley
Strasburg Junction
Eccles
W. Va
Walter Neal
New River Collieries Company
Runaway Boy Drowns in Jersey Shore River
Williamsport Pa June 26 Macik Brown nineteen joined a circus Saturday at Hornell New York against his parents wishes was drowned at Jersey Shore while bathing in the river with other circus employees.
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Williamsport
Macik Brown
Hornell
N. Y
Jersey Shore
Taft's Brother Flies With Aviator Over Mineola
Henry W Taft brother of the president was carried as a passenger by English aviator Thomas Sopwith on an aeroplane flight at Mineola New York June 26 the event reported from the local scene.
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Taft
Mineola
N. Y
Henry W. Taft
Thomas Sopwith
Diversified farming and home production urged in notes
General Farm Notes promote growing living at home to bypass credit systems and stock the most essential foods. Advice warns deforestation will limit fuel and fencing materials, suggests planting waste lands in forest trees for farm timber, and urges manure management. Also recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and notes it is sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Students Celebrate Gift with Unique Stevens Institute Parade
Hoboken's Stevens Institute of Technology marked the Castle Stevens gift by turning it into a dormitory and study hall. A campus parade featured graduates from every class since the school's founding, with costumes recalling Colonel John Stevens and the founder.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
N. J
Castle Stevens
Stevens
John Stevens
Institute
Stevensda
Feathers and Eggs Shells in Poultry Keeping
A brisk mix of poultry hobby notes discusses tom to hen ratios, portable housing, and moving flocks. It recalls a skunk goose duel near Clearfield Virginia, mentions poultry markets and grain trends, and parodies health claims.
Dont be bughouse but Basques flock to American sheep jobs
A Denver Field and Farm piece notes Basque shepherds—150 newcomers first to the U S in ten years—settling in Montana, Oregon, and Idaho to tend sheep and grow grapes. It hails Basques as eager to learn English, good citizens, and claims a long Nevada colony with wealth.
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United States
Montana
Oregon
Idlaho
Colorado
Nevada
Spain
Europe
Denver Field and Farm
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