Cadets Close Season Meet West Point Saturday
Naval Academy baseball closes home schedule with a 4 to 2 win over Dickinson College. Coach Fultz aims for finishing touches before the annual Army vs Navy game at West Point next Saturday. Navy finishes home schedule with strong show of progress and notes on players and standings.
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Sporting Comment: Baseball, England, and pennant dreams
In this column J. E. Grillo reflects on pennant winners in the major leagues and the earnings tied to championships, noting how leads spur teams to hold first place. He discusses baseball’s growth in England, footballers embracing the sport for summer activity, and a mix of player anecdotes including Patten and Burns.
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New York
Mike Donlin
Chicago
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England
Nelson P Cook
British Baseball Association
Militiamen on Range in Canvas City for Rifle Practice
Four companies of the District Guard continue rifle instruction at Congress Heights amid poor attendance caused by unsettled weather. A small canvas city shelters the men, with early morning drills and multi-hour target sessions. Thirty top men to compete for fourteen Seagirt entries, while encampment plans include Harpers Ferry and potential Forts Hunt and Washington trips.
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Washington
Gomez to Desert Liberals and Return to Republicans
Rumor links Jose Miguel Gomez with leaving the Liberal party to rejoin the Republicans. Havana officials Senor Nunez and Senador Tamayo may switch to the Republican side, along with Mendoza apote Freyre Andre and Senators Parraga and Dolz. The plan aims to ease friction with Zayas and unify Gómez’s presidential bid.
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Fairs and MilesyBeat Gould and Latham in Five Sets
An intriguing tennis match at the Princes Club ended with Cecil Fairs and Eustace Milesy defeating Peter Latham and Jay Gould three sets to two. Gould started poorly in the first set, then improved as his service grew more effective.
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Warmer Weather Boosts Booming All Sports This Week
New York May 12 Outdoor sports faced cold unseasonable weather last week dampening enthusiasm across events usually in full swing. No major feature slated this week though several items of interest are listed, including rowing, tennis trials, and chess congress abroad.
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Carlisle Indians Football Schedule Faces Tough Season
Carlisle Indiana coach Glen S Warner unveils a grueling 190 season with key tests in New York City Philadelphia Chicago and Minneapolis. Big games include Princeton Harvard Minnesota and Chicago as Warner rotates substitutes to keep players fresh. The Indians close the schedule the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
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Stable Fire Destroys Back Frame on Thirteenth Street Northeast
A rear frame stable owned by J. F. McHugh on Thirteenth Street Northeast burned overnight. Firefighters found the structure a mass of flames on arrival. Harnesses, a carriage, hay, straw, and a chest of tools destroyed. a horse owned by McHugh severely burned. Loss estimated at $500, covered by insurance.
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Catholic Delegates Arrive for Legion Meeting in Baltimore
Delegates arrive for the twenty sixth annual meeting of the Supreme council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion in Baltimore. Mass opens the initial session at 8 o'clock in the cathedral officiated by State chaplain Rev Q B Corrigan. Meetings proceed at the Catholic Club Tuesday through Friday with welcomes from Cardinal Gibbons, Governor Warfield, and Mayor Gibbs.
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Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion
Q. B. Corrigan
Catholic Club
Cardinal Gibbons
Gey
Edwin Warfield
Steamer Tows Disabled Schooner After Collision
The schooner Williamy Thomas Moore loaded with lumber from Charleston to New York was towed into Chesapeake Bay in a disabled state. Its bow was crushed and the jib boom broken after a collision with a steamer named Bayanma or Bayma, which the master said tried to cross his starboard bow. No lives lost.
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Charleston
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United States Weather Observatory Air Cape
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Pole Vows to Murder at Holy Rosary Rectory
A supposed anarchist from Russian Poland lingered near Holy Rosary Church in Baltimore and allegedly planned to target Rector Rev Dr M Harahasz. After a ferocious struggle with Patrolman Gordon, the man Ignacio Ponkopski aged 35 was arrested and transported to the police station where a long steel dagger was found in his pocket.
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Old Bruton Parish Church Consecrated in Williamsburg
Richmond and others fill Bruton Parish Church for consecration services of the restored 1632 1710 era building. Bishop Randolph of Southern Virginia conducted and preached on The Old and the New, drawing notable Virginians and visitors from across the Union.
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License to wed is vain arrest of former boarder
Cumberland Md May 12 Willam Mack without consent obtained a license to wed Miss Katie Jack. He appeared at the Jack home and threatened violence when refused consent. Mack, a 35 year old piano tuner said to live in Washington DC, was arrested by the police chief yesterday. The hearing showed a marriage license obtained without knowledge or consent. A second item reports Felix Kidd, 28, a foreman for McArthur Brothers Construction, shot and killed at Alta Pass, WV while en route to Wise County Va to his wife and two sons. The motive is unknown and suspicion points to an enemy.
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Waterbury poker scandal ends with bank accounts attached
In Waterbury on May 12 Sam Appelbaum, famed as a card shark, sued Dr. F L Hager and Clarence Mahon after a Sunday poker game produced two straight flushes. The dentist and tailor refused to return the pot, prompting Attorney Guilfoile to attach the defendants’ bank accounts as the suit seeks $600 plus costs.
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Jailer jailed in raid by Newport gambling bust
Cincinnati dispatch reports Chief Lickert led a midnight raid near police headquarters breaking up a crap game. About 25 well known citizens were detained including City Jailer Ploeger who was held in his own jail. He was released on bond to free others.
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Street cars run May 13 in Frisco amid strike
In San Francisco on May 13 about 30 cars operated 10 am to 5 pm on the United Railways system for the first time since last Sunday's strike. Roughly 20,000 passengers, mostly women, rode to the ferry building. Minor disorder. many stayed indoors following published injunctions.
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Advertising Hints Emphasize One Strong Offer
A veteran advised to put in one shot and watch your aim. Ads should feature a single special bargain rather than a long catalog. Concentrate half the space on the main inducement and keep other items incidental to the feature. Focus on a seasonal article to tempt readers and housewives.
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Ad rhetoric on fence ad splits, promises purity and low prices
Fragment notes how an advertisement uses a heavy black fence motif to split a single ad into three. It praises appetizing starts and purity while contrasting with cheap claims of lowest prices. It then claims to substantiate by quoting further claims from storekeepers.
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Sherman Taneenfelter
J W Murray & Co
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