Warriors' Slab Artist Debuts in Beaumont Triumph
San Antonio defeats Beaumont 4 to 1 as Bert Dunn shines on the mound and LaGrave Edwards deliver hits. Umpire Spencer officiated. fans praise Dunn’s pitching and the San Antonio lineup’s all around improvement. The two teams prepare for a July 4 doubleheader in Houston.
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Marvel
Marvels
Lester Clack
San Antonio
Bert Dunn
LaGrave
Edwards
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Haidt
Oilers
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Smith
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Longley
Everhardt
Bradley
Morrow
Morris
Reg” R. Pee
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Pendleton
Reces
Y Dunn
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Essteensihe
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R. Smith
Sone
Seiecsaris
LcBwmith
Fongiey
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Wirt Spencer
Morris Block
George Page
Kid LaGrave
Houston
Dallas Tops Temple 4 to 2 in Texas clash
Dallas, Texas, June 24. Dallas defeated Temple by a 4 to 2 score in a competitive game. Dallas struck first, added two more goals, and held Temple to two late markers to seal the win.
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Dallas
Tex
Temple
Southern League scores run tight in day of hubbub
In New Orleans the game with Little Rock ended in a 2 2 tie after five innings. Memphis led Shreveport 5 1. Atlanta edged Montgomery 1 0. Birmingham shut out Nashville 6 0, then blasted Nashville 10 4. The day produced high scoring bursts and decisive wins for Birmingham.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Shreveport
Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
National League Scores Across Matches
In the National League several results emerged with strong performances. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4, then again 18 to 6. New York edged Boston 2 to 1. Cincinnati beat Pittsburg 6 to 2, while Chicago and St Louis battled to an 18 inning 1 to 1 draw.
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Boston
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Baseball Scores From The Day
In the American League games the St Louis team defeated Cleveland 8 to 2. Boston beat New York 3 to 0. Chicago won over Detroit 2 to 1. Washington faced Philadelphia with rain affecting play.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
Mercantile League Organizes With Four Teams Formed
A meeting at Turner hall established the Mercantile Baseball League with four teams: Newton, Weller & Wagner Co. Nic Tenggs. San Antonio Paste Works. and the Post team. Lohmueller, Dugosh, Lane, Patterson named managers with captains listed. Harvey Baer elected president, Dugosh secretary, Dan Duncan appointed official umpire, Lassner treasurer.
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J. Burke
Nic Tengg
E. Lane
San Antonio Paste Works
T. A. Patterson
Mellville
Harvey Baer
A. F. Dugosh
Dan Duncan
A. Lassner
Casino Bowlers Banquet Caps League Season
At Casino hall a festive banquet celebrated the end of the Casino bowling league. The Filmendorf team led by Dr Filmendorf won the league with members Walter Rummed H Kohler G B Eppstein O C Guesnaz 8 M Lewis M L Oppenheimer and J L Gallagher. Other teams Lyons Koerner Dittmar Rossy and Herpel followed. two teams tied for fifth and will playoff. Attendees included Kohler Rische Zadich Meerscheldt Praeger Newton Rummel Groos Dittmar Goeth Dreiss Etter Humel Hevermann Guenther Newton Simering Huppertz Schuwirth Rosty Dretas and others.
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Casino Bowling League
Filmendorf
Dr. Filmendorf
Walter Rummed
H. Kohler
G. B. Eppstein
O. C. Guesnaz
Henry Kohler
Dudh” Rische
John Zadich
Paw Meerscheldt
Praeger
Joe Newton
W. Rummel
A. Groos
Dittmar
C. A. Goeth
Ed. Dreiss
Gust. Etter
Frank Renert
C. F. A Humel
H. Hevermann
H. L. Guenther
Frank R. Newton
Alfred Simering
August Huppertz
W.G. Schuwirth
L. Hevermann
Chas. Rosty
Paul Dretas
Herman Dreiss
Wallpaper pattern and price query prompts Zieglé & Ziegler
Customer asks if the pattern and price pleased them on the last wallpaper and suggests Zieglé & Ziegler for future. They provide two phone numbers, 377 and advertise screens. Mention a car unload at West End Lumber Company and note varieties of screens.
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Zieglé & Ziegler
West End’ Lumber Company
Keeler Explains Scientific Hitting to Improve Batsmen
Willie Keeler, famed major league hitter, outlines two keys to hitting: a precise forward step and a keen eye. He demonstrates a one small-step approach to the plate, standing close to the plate to keep nerves steady and body poised for a swift, powerful swing.
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Willie Keeler
Keeler
McGraw Faces Suspension And Family Crisis
John Mugsy McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, is suspended after the Dreyfuss clash. The National League censured Dreyfuss and pulled McGraw’s fine, while McGraw rushes to his ailing father as news of the illness arrives from Sullivan, N. Y.
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Pulliam
National League
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John McGraw
Bowker
S*ulton
Hanlon Beats Young Corbett In Twenty Rounds
Eddie Hanson’s decisive victory over Young Corbett in San Francisco boosts his stock and fuels talk he can defeat Battling Nelson and Jimmy Britt. The match featured back and forth action with Hanlon rallying late to win on a hard fought decision, while Abe Attell disputes Nelson’s edge and teases a twenty round challenge at 128 pounds.
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Eddie Hanson
Hanlon
Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Homan
Corbett
Denver
Flanton
Hanson
Hhis Man
Abe Attell
Attell
Slumber City
World Of College Athletics At Yale And Harvard
Yale loses Chase from the varsity boat amid rowing and track notes. Harvard sprinter W A Schick shines in the intercollegiate meet in Philadelphia. Intercollegiate rowing regatta moves to June 28 at Poughkeepsie. Yale jumper Marshall wins high jump. Syracuse varsity boat suffers thanks to illness of Rice and Hale, weakening the crew.
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Hale
Falconry through English monarchy and anecdotes
The article recounts royal hawking history from Richard I hunting in the Holy Land to Elizabeth and James I, noting Henry VII and Henry VIII spending on hawks, Ed ward III’s three decades of falcons, and a vivid scene of Henry VIII nearly drowning while hawking at Hitchin as told by Aubrey and Chambers' Journal.
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Holy Land
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Dalmatia
John
Ireland
Norway
Froissart
Edward III
France
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Henry VIII
Hitchin
Elizabeth
James I
Aubrey
Oxford
Christchurch
Charles I
Scotland
Chambers
Spalding Scores a Hit in Paris Debut Concert
Albert Spalding, the young American violinist, made his professional debut at Nouveau theater Paris. Critics hailed “a decided success” on a difficult classical program including Saint Saens concerto, Bach chaconne, Beethoven romance, and Sarasate Zigeunerweisen. He studied with Lefort at the Paris conservatoire and is a son of J W Spalding of New York.
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Nouveau Theater
Rue Blanche
Paris
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Saint Saens
Bach
Beethoven
Romance
Sarasate
Zigeunerwessen
J. W. Spalding
New York City
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Paris Conservatoire
Spalding
Bologha
Lace Bark Trees And Their Delicate Fabric History
Lace bark trees are rare with about half a dozen known worldwide. The inner bark yields a natural lace fabric used for mantillas, cravats, collars, and curtains. Real lace bark is light, cream white, and can unfold in one piece, but demand remains limited despite its long, ancient use. Chicago News.
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Hawaii
Samoa
West Indies
Europe
Chicago News
A Waiter’s Pedometer Walks in Christiania
A Westminster Gazette note reports a waiter in Christiania who used a pedometer to measure his service route. He logged about 100000 steps in five and a half hours, roughly thirty seven miles, from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Over four days a week, he projects more than 7000 miles annually, suggesting meticulous service unless the device was miscalibrated.
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Christiania
Westminster Gazette
Crystallized Grasses in Alum Solution
Instructions describe crystallizing grasses by boiling a water and alum solution, dipping dried grass bouquets, cooling, then removing them to reveal a mass of beautiful crystals.
A Disclaimer Guest in Cheap Restaurant Exchange
A styled dialogue from the St. Louis Republic features a humorous back and forth where a patron requests a hot roll and quips about money. The waiter answers with a playful step and the guest asserts his lack of funds, signaling a comic social exchange in a dining setting.
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St. Louis Republic
Satiated by Party Food at Mrs Goodsoul's Gathering
A playful reminiscence describes a party where there was an abundance of food and treats. The speaker recalls taking iced cake home for their mother but not tasting it, noting the plentiful supplies and generous hospitality.
Time to Change Edith Wedding Trip to Niagara Falls
In a fragmented notice from Detroit Free Press a reader asks Edith if she will marry and travel to Niagara Falls. The snippet hints at a wedding romance and plans, framed as a personal inquiry in a social page.
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Niagara Falls
Detroit
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