Temple Faces Monongah In Tonight Bowling Meet
Temple bowling team travels to Monongah for a local match. Representing Temple are Jack Ammons Sam Davis Arch Fieming Frank Hunter and Sox Rosenmerkle, aiming for a strong showing against the Monongah squad.
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Temple
Monongah
Jack Ammons
Sam Davis
Arch Fieming
Frank Hunter
Sox Rosenmerkle
Temple Bowling Alley
Lee Delligatti
Matt Donamight
Sam Deskill
Mike
Leon
Pilgrim
Ler Dallisatti
Learning How to Swim Try Floating for Safety
Northwestern University coach Tom Robinson presents floating methods for safety and rescue. The guide compares floating ease by gender, explains steps to float, breathe, and recover from cramps, and describes turns and resting techniques in breast and side strokes.
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Tom Robinson
Northwestern University
YESTERAY'S RESULTS AND SCHEDULE SUMMARY
National League results include New York 3 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 2 Boston 0 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 3 in 19 innings. American League scores show Boston 11 St Louis 10 New York 7 Cleveland , Detroit 4 Washington 2. Federal League notes Pittsburgh Brooklyn 3 Kansas City 8 Baltimore 5 St Louis 3 Newark 2 Chicago 5 Buffalo 2 Buffalo 7 Chicago a. Today’s games: National League New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago American League St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Federal League Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Kansas City at Baltimore St Louis at Newark Chicago at Buffalo.
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Oerset
Giants
Batae P
Pitts
Chicago
St Louis
AB. R. HP
Boston
Pittsburg
Wien Brookl
Cincinnatio
New York
Ash
Baird
Viox
Wag
McCarthy
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Metnard
Newark
Baltamoreis
Om McQuillan
Buffaloer
Conzieman
Yesteray
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
St. Louie
Federal League
Presbyterians defeat Diamond Street M E in tight game
The Presbyterian Church team beat the Diamond Street M E squad by a close score at South Side Park, removing Diamond Street from first place. Key players included Leama, McDougal, and Hamilton with strong pitching by Ashby and McDougal, time 1 35 at Hippodrome Theatre later noted for variety acts.
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Presbyterian Church
Diamond Street M. E. “Church
South Side Park
Leama
Presbyterians
Diamond Street Boys
Diamond St AB
HP. A. Smouse
McDougal
McDord Satterfield
Chase
Harrington
Morrison
Bolton
Presbyteri Getter
Pitzer
Peters
Pepper
Vaughn
If. Byers
m.Davis
C. Hamilton
Conaway
Hemilton
Davis
Gibbs
Smoote
Kincaid
T. McDougal
Catterfield
Ibs
Byers
Hamilton
Diamond St. M. B
Shoe Oearrows
Diamond St. M. Terians
Om ‘Nanby
Ashby
Zeke Davis
Warneford Killed in Aeroplane Fall
Paris June 13 Lieut Reginald A J Warneford who shot down a Zeppelin over Belgium was killed in a mid air explosion that caused his aeroplane to crash at Buc France He fell 500 feet with passenger Henry Beach Needham also killed Needham born 1871 in Wyncote Pa studied at Brown University and joined the New York Evening Post staff in 1895 The two men had been in Paris to receive honors including the Legion of Honor and the Victoria Cross The crash ends Warneford’s brief but famed aviation career
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Paris
Reginald A. J. Warneford
Belgium
Buc
France
Warneford
Henry Beach Needham
Needam
Leutenant
Hendon
England
Needham
Wyncote
Brown University
New York Evening Post
Magaines
Mesaba Range
Minenesota
Panama
Comic dialogue on engagement and whisk-broom mustache
The quoted exchange mocks a broken engagement with a playful jab. A speaker blames Percy and a whisk-broom mustache for brushing off their complexion, using light humor to frame relationship tension.
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Percy
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Handsigye
Calfett
Hartley
Oscar and
Adolph
BUICK
le Mabel Donaldson
Ponto
Methodists
Presbyterian
Hippodrome Theatre
Hippodrome
Fred Weber
Bertie Allen
Henry B. Needham
Chicago Tribune
Love
Peoria Journal
Louisville Courier Journal
New London Woolen Mills
Madison St. Watson Hotel
Fairmont
West
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