Baseball Standings and Scores From Various Leagues
A compact roundup shows results across leagues with teams such as Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Highlights include New York defeating Boston 6 to 1 in the American League and other city matchups with scores noted across multiple circuits and dates.
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American Association
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Toledo Rail-Lights Defeat Chicago Cubs In Exhibition
Toledo Ohio May 28 The Toledo Rail-Lights baseball club composed of independent players defeated the Chicago club of the National league in an exhibition game here Thursday by a score of 5 to 2. Fourteen Chicago batsmen were left on the bases. Score Chicago 100 060 00 2 Rail-Lights 200 030 00 5. Gaw Batley and Dely Baxter and Brenegan.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Rail-Light
Chicago Club
Chicago
Gaw
Batley
Dely
Baxter
Brenegan
Troop 5 Wins Closest Scout League Game
Troop 5 defeated Troop 3 in a tight 6 to 3 battle on the South fark diamond Thursday afternoon. Troop 3 scored first in the opening inning but miscues and late breaks kept them from contesting the lead. Batteries: Bringav, Neal for Troop 5. Wat e, Naruyon for Troop 3.
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Southfark
Tronp
Bringav
Neal
Wate
Naruyon
Jimmy Wilde Homeward Bound This Saturday
A garbled note reports Jimmy Wilde returning home this Saturday from New York. The fragmentary text includes stray names and phrases, but confirms Wilde’s travel or visit plan.
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Jimmy Wilde
Twenty Eight Colleges Represented at Tournament
Twenty eight colleges were represented at the Philadelphia tournament with teams from diverse colleges and strong competition noted. Officials praised the event as a valuable gathering for intercollegiate play and student athletes.
Pittsburgh Team Wins Exhibition Against Indians
Pittsburgh's squad defeated the Indians in an exhibition game. Details are limited due to unclear, fragmented text from the source. The report notes a Pittsburgh team performance and an exhibition context with the Indians.
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Pittsburgh
Indians
Miners Accept Wilson Plan for Wage Arbitration
At a tri district convention here on Thursday the anthracite mine workers endorsed President Wilson’s scheme to settle wages through an arbitration commission. Until the commission awards, miners will stay at work under a retroactive understanding between operators and workers, protecting wage increases dating from April.
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Wilson
Rail workers seek wage boost to save roads
CIVICAGO May 28 Railmen including trainmen firemen and conductors urged the railway labor board to grant prempt wage increases to offset rising costs. They warned without higher pay the entire railway industry would face disruption and service deterioration as carriers face mounting expenses and aging equipment.
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Civicago
United States
W. Doak
Brotherhood of Qadhwas
Raihway Labor Board
Whilso
Telos Banen
Cech
Cleged Spaeres
Theo
Ceriel
Renad
Unclear historical theater listings at multiple venues
Fragmented OCR lists many theater names and performers with garbled words. Although legible bits mention Hintyest arty, Gem Theater, An aanus Theater, Wind Up, Priyea Theater, and Orpheum Theater, no coherent event or date emerges. The piece reads as a page of theater notices without a single readable show summary.
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Melasco Theater
Fhoris
Ccoloniat Theater
Soretia
Quinney Theater
Dexiar
Lightning Bryea and Heroes in a Western Tale
Zandit's Weart Arn Little and Jack Hoxie star in Lightning Bryea a Western feature presenting frontier justice and action. The trio drives dramatic chases and gunplay as they face outlaws in a desert locale, delivering standard silent era thrills.
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Zandit
Weart
Arn Little and
Jack Hoxie
Hard Coal Miners Accept Arbitration Offer From President
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 2, miners announce acceptance of an arbitration offer submitted by the president. The action follows stalled talks over wage and safety terms as the union seeks a negotiated settlement with industry representatives.
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Palmetto Jazzerites
CAT Tales
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Pendleton
Charles Chaplin
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