Chicago Beats Indians 6 1 In Series Game Three
Chicago won 6 to 1 over Cleveland in game three of the series. Claude Williams earned his sixth straight win of the season with strong bullpen support. Ray Caldwell pitched well until the seventh as Chicago scored four on four hits and two errors to pull ahead.
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Unclear Baseball and League Standings Fragment
Fragmented standings show National League results with Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 4 and Brooklyn 6 New York 7 Boston 9 Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 14 St Louis 6. American League entries include Philadelphia Poston 4 St Louis 19 New York 5 Washington 2 Chicago 6. Multiple garbled team names and locations follow with scattered scores and league notes.
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Detroit
Quincy College and Lily Teams Set for Second Meeting
Quincy College and Lily teams prepare for a third encounter as the lineup gains strength and the clubs plan a decisive matchup. The upcoming game aims to settle a closely watched rivalry and showcase evolving rosters.
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Exaggerated baseball results mix from May day games
National League reports Cincinnati defeated St Louis 15 to 1 in a bizarre exhibition while Schupp and Misher exited early after walks. Other scores note Chicago topping Pittsburgh 6 4 and Boston extending a winning streak as Philadelphia and New York also feature in varied play-by-play accounts with notable fielding feats and late drama.
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Gems to meet Hannibal Mules Sunday at League Park
Gems prepare to face the Hannibal Mules Sunday afternoon at League Park. Manager How adds several strong players, including two from St. Joseph, Mo, to bolster the lineup. Gems: Dewer, Wroking, Lauer, Thecks, Ochs, Goodwin, Nessler, Bessing, Wilkerson, Wieh, Peters, Fitcher, Cras, plus utility Patly in a diverse squad. The Mules respond with depth, listing Hawker, Bo Brown, Seilers, Hawker, McBride and others to challenge the Gems.
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Gibbons to meet new middleweight champion plan outlined
Mike Gibbons aimed to challenge the new middleweight titleholder after a recent bout. Word from promoter Mike Collins indicated efforts to arrange a match with Wilson for July in Minneapolis, with Gibbons seeking the opponent who defeated O Dowd.
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Skin Disorders and a Blood Purifier Claim
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Diues Gani Chit Club Spars Weekly Showdown on Nort Twentieth
The club will halt its weekly show at the Nort Twentieth Street club this Sunday afternoon. Local attendees are invited to see the performance, with doors opening mid afternoon and a casual program planned.
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Forty four Entries For Kentucky Derby
Forty four three year old thoroughbreds were declared fit for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The race offers a $30 000 added purse and is expected to draw up to 60 000 spectators. Betting machines rise to 105 as optimism runs high based on last year’s wagering. Favorites include Wild Air Damask and Upset with Donacconna On Watch Paul Jones Peace Pennant Sindy Beat also attracting support. Unofficial odds span five to one to fifty to one.
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Black Devils to Meet Moose Gems in September Series
The Peoria Black Devils, a colored baseball team, will play the Moose Gems here in September amid completed arrangements. It is their second meeting with the Quincy Gens this season, with Decatur on the schedule for a game this afternoon and a Sunday matchup against the rival team.
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Carnival day draws big crowds at Gbeng event
The manager Brei personally led a high spirited dance with music and art in beautiful surroundings. The carnival day turnout was large with many attendees andSunday attendance noted as part of a big affair.
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Movie listings from multiple theaters feature mixed titles
The day’s theater page lists showings at Pictures Today Star Theater and several others including Orpheum and Gem Theater with acts like Just, The Mystery Man in ON Night in the Orient and The Westerner, plus comedies and dramas such as The Katelem Pade and The Midnight Man. Actors include Roy Stewart, Larry Lemon, and J O Corbett among others.
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Wanamaker Stores Gain In Business In 1920s
New York May 7 reports indicate Wanamaker department stores in New York and Philadelphia show higher daily sales after a 20 percent price cut. Joseph Apple advertising manager notes the Christmas season set a record for peak sales, with continued strong demand into spring as discounts attract more shoppers.
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New York Crowded as Departments Face Heavy Care Load
In New York the city was crowded as every department faced strain to care for its customers. Officials report high demand across services and extended wait times as workloads surge.
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Temers Clothing and Shoes Prominent in Bets Activity
Apple noted busy betting on Temers categories including clothing and shoes with significant action across divisions. The report cites heightened wagering across multiple markets and supplier involvement shaping the trend.
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