Yesterday's Results in National League Games
National League scores list yesterday include New York 3 over St Louis 4 plus Philadelphia 6 over Cincinnati. Brooklyn 7 beat Chicago 6 and Boston 3 defeated Pittsburgh 4.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In Major League Play
In the American League results St Louis defeated New York 2 to 9. Cleveland beat Boston 12 to 11. Chicago edged Philadelphia 2 to 3, while Detroit won 3 to 5 against Washington.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
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Columbus Tops Louisville. Other Scores Hit by Rain
American Association results show Columbus defeating Louisville 4 to 1. St Paul wins 12 to 3 over Kansas City. Minneapolis Milwaukee game affected by rain. Toledo leads Indianapolis 3 to game under night play.
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Miller's homer seals 3 2 win for Philadelphia over Chicago
Bing Miller hit a sixth inning homer with one on, giving Philadelphia a 3 2 victory over Chicago. Rube Walberg won his eighth, allowing three hits and two early runs before yielding only a single hit the rest of the way. The Athletics had nine hits off Caraway and Faber, with Cochrane catching in place of Hav ing and Williams filling in at short for Boley.
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Chicago
Bing Miller
Rube Walberg
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Macks
Caraway
Faber
Cochrane
Williams
Boley
Detroit Nine Narrowly Falls to Washington 6 3 in Ninth
Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 3 after Detroit mounted a late rally in the ninth. Whitehill started for Detroit and was considered a jinx to the Senators, who collected twelve hits, with Kuhel getting three. Fischer gave up eleven hits, three to Grabowski, in the winning effort.
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Washington
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Grabowski
New York Beats St Louis 9 to 2 in Home Victory
New York scored nine runs against St Louis as pitchers proved hittable. The Yankees collected twelve hits with Dickey driving in a homer and two singles. Gomez allowed nine hits while Melilla tallied four against him, including a triple a double and two singles.
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Indians Rally Past Red Sox 12 11 in Wild Eight-Run Sixth
Cleveland extends win streak to eight with a 12 11 victory over Boston. The Indians explode for eight runs in the sixth inning, aided by a balk by pitcher Kline in the ninth that allows a score. Boston mounts late offense with five runs in the ninth, collecting seventeen hits. Key contributors include Berry four hits for Boston and Cleveland hurlers MacFayden Moore Durham and Kline holding Boston in check until the decisive stretch.
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St Louis Beats New York 4 3 in Series Fight for First
St Louis drew first blood in the series for first place by beating New York 4 to 3. Burleigh Grimes earned his seventh win of the season with Hafey scoring on Grimes eighth inning single. Grimes allowed eleven hits as the Cardinals made thirteen off Fred Fitzsimmons, with three coming from Douthit.
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Brooklyn Nabs Ninth Inning Win Over Chicago 7 6
Brooklyn scores three in the ninth to beat Chicago 7 6 as Bressler walks, Frederick singles, and Gilbert triples to drive in the decisive run. Chicago had 12 hits off Phelps Day and Quinn, while Brooklyn got nine off Malone and May.
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Loogootee Merchants Sweep Washington Teams
The Loogootee Merchants won two games last weekend defeating the Washington Cubs 3 to 0 on Saturday and the Washington Fords 5 to 0 on Sunday.
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Jasper Academy Commencement Sets 19 Diplomas
Jasper Indiana June 3 Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand bishop of Indianapolis will deliver the address at the forty second Jasper Academy commencement Sunday evening Nineteen students will receive diplomas The alumni banquet follows at noon with Rev Father Norbert toastmaster indicating a full day of ceremonies and meals
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Indianapolis
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Reward Offered For Recovery Of Body In Vincennes
Vincennes officials offered a $50 reward for the recovery of William Lane the 20 year old who drowned in the Wabash River last Saturday. Masons in boats searched the river daily but no trace of the body has been located.
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William Lane
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Grinnell College ends car aid for student drivers
Grinnell Iowa June announcement by the college board states that students who own and drive their own cars will no longer receive financial aid or scholarships. The policy change applies to all current and prospective students, shifting reliance on other aid sources.
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Moose Visits Back Porch In Newcastle Paragraph
In Newcastle Maine on June 3 Mrs Minnie Cushman found a giant moose nibbling potato parings from her garbage pail on the back porch. The visitor lounged for several minutes then wandered off leaving residents amused and curious about wildlife in town.
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County agents column on asparagus bed care and pests
The column advises timing for cutting shoots to late June and leaving plants to mature for next season. It stresses weed control and weekly cultivation to conserve moisture, with arsenate of lead spray for asparagus beetles and hand removal for small plantings. It recommends burning tops after red berries and applying winter mulch of barnyard manure spaded in early spring.
Local Residents Visit Over Weekend From Various States
Mrs Irm Webber reports numerous visitors from Indiana Michigan and Ohio spending weekends with relatives in Bedford and nearby towns. Students Bernard Sn ih and Charles Rajigy from IU joined family gatherings. We note visits from Samuel Gray Wayne Mich and Clyde Jones Shenute Kans amid extended family events and a Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Ackerman in Bedford.
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Myrtle Alford
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Body of Escaped Convict Found in Indiana
Logansport Indiana June 3 The body of George Collins 47 Michigan City patient at the State hospital for the insane here was found on a railroad track near the city today where it had been severed by a train. Collins had escaped during the night and used a heavy sack to cover his head and shoulders before lying on the track.
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Hog caller needed after Vincennes crash
Vincennes June 3 Knox county's hog caller was summoned after a car driven by Mrs Mabel Smith Washington collided with a truck of pigs driven by Raymond Kolhouse rural route 4 Vincennes. The truck overturned and 12 pigs scattered. it took nearly an hour to roundup all the animals.
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Graysville and Indianapolis Visitors Fill Local Weekend
Rev and Mrs J C Foutz with children Geraldine and John visited Graysville Frigiy. Racing attendees from Graysville include Ernest Clark Sam Brown Elwyn Sheetz Harvey Dougherty Roy Bechtel Frank Bright and others. Multiple local families hosted relatives from Terre Haute Flint Carmi Petersburg Muncie and Washington for weekend stays.
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Ernest Clark
Sam Brown
Elwyn Sheetz
Harvey Dougherty
Roy Bechtel
Frank Bright
Elden Clark
Clyde McCormick
Kermit Osman
Estal
Ray Tarr
Leonard Dougherty
Harold Lee
Indianapolis
Weekend Guest List Bridges Many Indiana Towns
A long chain of social visits links families across Indiana and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slatton and daughter Felba Sue joined Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Charley Boling of Washington visited the Bolings. Dan DeMoss and Charley Holt with relatives stayed with Ray Littell and Martha McGuire. Evelyn McCann returned from Indianapolis. Lyle Clark family and Mrs. Staniford were guests of Roy Strange. Ernest Dougherty and son stayed with Rose Dougherty. Ada Langford of Burns City visited Martha McGuire. Omer Standiford and children were guests of Earl McWilliams. Mrs. Ada Winklepleck and children visited Myrtle Burroughs. Louie Heibecker and Katherine Ruth of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Wiley Morris. Cletus Sheetz and Gerald visited Petersburg. Leonard Gross and daughters plus Ward family visited Joe Blagrave. Arlee Clark family spent weekend at Indianapolis with Elmer Scott. Louie Witson of Bloomington spent weekend here. Byron Wright and son Donald of Indianapolis among the gatherings.
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Dan DeMoss
Indianapolis
Charley Holt
Elnora
Ray Littell
Martha McGuire
Washington Youth on Vincennes Card
Plenty of leather pushing is promised fight fans who attend this week's boxing show at Gibsonault gym Vincennes Thursday night. Promoter Oran Fitzgerald has lined up eight bouts and several boys who have fought main go here are included on the card. Ginger Gordon Ott Atterson Glen Nidey Charley Gordon Art Shires Ross Redfern Young Mée Vitty Al Riester and several others are to see action. Decisions on this week's fights will be announced from the ring Fitzgerald announced today. Judges for this week's card have been secured. The new state law which will go into effect soon provides for decisions and Fitzgerald said he wants to try out the system to giving decisions this week.
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Vincennes Coach Sets Basketball Tryouts This Week
Vincennes Indiana June 3 Coach John L Adams announced practice will be Tuesday and Thursday of this week. All boys who intend to try out report at the coliseum at 7 oclock tonight.
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John L. Adams
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Hidden Proverb and Word Puzzle List
A scrambled list of crossword like clues with numbers and fragment words. The page blends theme hints with definitions and partial entries, including names and terms such as Honesty, Expressions of gratitude, inn, sack, geode, cried, Caribou, and Dutch coin, suggesting a mixed reference puzzle or dictionary-style run.
Misses Harmon Hosts Students Return to Bloomington
Misses Josephine and Ruth Harmon I A students have returned to Bloomington after spending the holiday weekend here with Miss Millicent Harmon.
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