Phillies Keep Up Good Work In Series Win Over Chicago
The Phillies edged Chicago 6 to 1, piling hits and capitalizing on errors as St Vrain’s pitching yielded to Duggleby. The win lifts Philadelphia above New York while Brooklyn moves to second after beating St Louis 4–3 in 10 innings. Cincinnati beat New York 4–1, and Boston shut out Pittsburgh 3–0.
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Phillies beat Chicago 6 to 1 in NL clash
The Phillies surged to a 6 to 1 victory over Chicago in Philadelphia. Duggleby pitched well and St Vrain struggled after the sixth as the Phillies capitalized on two blunders and timely hitting. Browne and Barry starred in the outfield as Philadelphia moved to its second straight win in the series.
Cleveland Beats Athletics as Bernhard Stymies Wiltse
In Chicago Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 8 runs to 4 as Bernhard dominates pitching and Lajoie, Bradley and Hickman lead the offense with key doubles. An MLB crowd of 10,545 sets a ground rule attendance record while New York and Boston post separate wins.
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Tmpire
Surprises Sprung in Interclub Golf Matches for Prizes
The third Interclub team round of the Golf Association of Philadelphia featured upsets and strong showings on local courses. Huntingdon Valley defeated Merion while St Davids beat Philadelphia Country Club. Aronimink shocked Philadelphia Cricket Club, and Belfield defeated Mt Airy as Riverton beat Torresdale.
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Patterson
Yale Triumphs Over Princeton For Intercollegiate Title
Yale baseball beat Princeton 5 to 4 at the Polo Grounds to capture the Intercollegiate championship in front of about 6,000. Princeton led 3–0 early as Steinwender, Cosgrove, and Meter scored, but Yale rallied with two in the third and three in the seventh highlighted by Metcalf, Wear, Barnwell, and Garven pitching nine strong innings.
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Scores From Midwest Matches Highlight Doubleheaders
In Indianapolis and Louisville area games Toledo defeated Indianapolis 8 to 5. Columbus beat Lonisville Lauraville 9 to 3. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 9 to 3. St Paul St Paul won 3 to 2 over Kansas City in 10 innings. In a second game St Paul St Paul defeated Kansas City 7 to 1 in six innings.
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Baseball Notes Reflect On Infield Positioning And Team Struggles
The report lauds Childs at second base while urging better plate throws. Browners' errors are blamed on misplays in two Chicago games. Coaches are urged to improve Tinker and Jennings fielding while Lowe and Doolin clash over baserunning. Pitt’s slugging woes and the Athletics’ veteran pitcher limiting hits are highlighted.
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Stoompythan
Aleenok Jennings
Lowe
Doolin
Doom
Browne
Cy Voorhees
Pitt
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Athletics Fall to Bernhard as Chicago Games Loom
Yesterday Bernhardt faced his former teammates and delivered strong pitches to stump the Quakers. Today the Athletics meet Chicago in a likely heated clash as Boston tops the White Stockings. Standings show Chicago leading with a 16–10 record while St Louis and Cleveland trail.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
American athletes sail from New York to London
Arthur F. Duffy of Georgetown University George Orton of Philadelphia and Samuel B. Jones of the New York Athletic Club sailed for London to compete after being hailed as world class runners and high jumper respectively.
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Arthur F. Duffy
Georgetown University
George Orton
Philadelphia
Samuel 8
Jones
New York Athletic Club
London
Wisconsin and Georgetown crews ready for Poughkeepsie races
Wisconsin varsity and freshman crews departed Madison for Poughkeepsie with planned row orders and substitutes. Georgetown University crew also left Washington to train for the six cornered intercollegiate boat race on June 21, with listed lineup candidates and coaches.
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Jordan
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Lyman
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Stroke Kerns
Edmonston
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Rorke
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Reilly
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Sinclair
Gracie
Dempsey
Manion
Jim Phearson
End of Days Preacher Hiram Munger Dies in Massachusetts
Elder Hiram Munger, patriarch of the Second Adventists, died at Chicopee Falls Massachusetts on Sunday aged about twenty-five years younger than William Miller. The piece recalls Millerite predictions of 1844 1845 and the fevered zeal of early camp meeting revivalists and their failed forecasts.
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Second Adventists
Chicopee Falls
Mass
William Miller
Babylon
Christ
Miller
Science
Harvard Edges Penn In Tight Soldiers Field Battle
Harvard defeated the University of Pennsylvania 1 to 0 at Soldiers Field in Cambridge. Skilton's great defense and key plays preserved the Crimson win as Kernan's three base hit sparked Harvard in the third inning. Stillman and Devlin pitched well for their teams in a closely fought game.
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Kelvin’s Pivotal Role in Atlantic Cable Work
The article lauds Lord Kelvin as the foremost figure in science and engineering for his integral mix of deep mathematical insight and practical seamanship shown in laying the Atlantic cable. It contrasts his balanced genius with others who excel in either theory or machinery alone, noting his reflecting galvanometer and broader scientific contributions as enduring.
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Lord Kelvin’s Scope in Applied Science Highlighted
Prof F R B Crecker notes in Engineering Magazine June issue that improvements in construction and operation may be devised with time. The listing of names signals the wide range of Lord Kelvin’s achievements in applied science across various domains.
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Youthful Heroes of the Civil War
The Sioux City Tribune recalls boy soldiers from the Civil War. Johnny Clem, drummer boy turned sergeant after Chickamauga, earned fame for bravery at Chattanooga. Gilbert Van Zandt, Little Gik, and John Francisco are cited among youngest soldiers, with their enlistment ages, deeds, and postwar lives highlighted.
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Sherman
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Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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Milledgeville
Washington
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Johnson
Ohio
White House boys collect tame and fancy rats at mansion
The Roosevelt children maintain a growing menagerie in the Executive Mansion basement. Quentin displays a blue ribbon Kangaroo Rat, while the Japanese Rat and several white rats attract attention. Red Cloud the game cock guards a nearby area as the boys spar with improvised bouts.
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Young Filipinos Face New School Life in Magearao
Miss Winnefred Mitchell, a La Crosse teacher in Magearao, describes the challenges of instructing Filipino children learning English. She notes initial English unfamiliarity, stern discipline, and reliance on memory, with classrooms split by age and improvised seating. She details varied work hours, child labor, and innovative methods to teach English through gestures, drawings, and Spanish equivalents while preserving native dialect songs and behavior.
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Winnefred Mitchell
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Baldwin
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