Phillies Hold Lead as Pirates Fall 7 3 in Eight Inning Affair
Brame pitched a complete game for Pittsburgh while Dudley Watt and J Elliott pitched for Philadelphia. Both teams had nine hits as Pittsburgh lost 7 to 3 after a late rally fell short. The key moment came in the fifth when a two base on balls situation produced the decisive Philadelphia lead.
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Your Children and the Magic of Imagination
A reflective piece argues against sterilizing children's minds with science alone. It champions imagination and fairy tales as essential to childhood, urging adults not to rob children of magic. The author contends children naturally blend fact and fancy, and urges nurturing their creative spirit.
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues And Association
American League games featured New York defeating Chicago 10 to 2 and Brooklyn beating St Louis 6 to 8. Philadelphia won 7 to 3 over Pittsburgh while Boston lost 2 to 7 against Cincinnati. Detroit 3 remained behind Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 3 versus Washington 9. In the American Association St Paul topped Louisville 6 to 4.
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Phillies Rout Tigers 12-3 in Fourth Straight Victory
Philadelphia built the four game win streak over Detroit by tallying 12 runs to 3 behind winning pitcher George Earnshaw who yielded six hits and contributed a homer. The Macks collected fifteen hits off Bridges and Hoyt with five runs in the seventh and eighth. Bucky Harris played second base in his first full game since moving to Detroit in 1928.
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Detroit
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Washington Beats Chicago 9–3 as Cara Leads With Ten Hits
Washington extended its win streak to four against Chicago behind Cara’s ten hits driving in enough runs to push the tally to 9 for the nation’s capital while Crowder allowed fourteen Sox hits yet their offense failed to convert.
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Giants Crush Chi cago 10 to 2 to Gain Second Place
New York Giants overwhelmed Chicago 10 to 2 in National League action. Swetland, Baecht, and Teachout allowed eighteen hits while Terry and Ott each had four. Morrell pitched eight innings for the Giants, with Hartnett and Stephenson contributing three hits apiece.
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Chicago
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Teachout
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Hartnett
Stephenson
St. Louis Edges Brooklyn 8-5 in Baseball Tilt
St. Louis broke through for eight runs on eighteen hits off Luque and five Brooklyn relievers. Haines left after a line drive injury in the third inning. Stout pitched the remaining innings, allowing a single run. Frisch collected four hits for the Cardinals.
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Baseball Scores and Pitcher Frey Return Highlight Reds Braves Game
Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 2 as Frey returned from arm surgery allowing five hits. Hendrick collected three of Cincinnati’s thirteen hits off Moss and J. Pittsburgh, 3. Chuck Klein’s fourteenth home run is noted in the same brief.
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Services Continued At Vin cennes Ave Tent
The services in the tent at Vin cennes Ave and W 17th street continue nightly. The simple truths of Jesus are being preached with good attendance and growing interest. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Vincennes Ave
Jesus
United States to Absorb Most Global Road Spending
Two thirds of worldwide road expenditures, totaling near 3 billion dollars, will be spent in the United States. The figure highlights US investment in road construction and infrastructure as other nations contribute a smaller share.
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United States
Camp Bedford Promises Ideal Summer For Area Youths
Camp Bedford opens this summer offering swimming boating hiking and crafts with 46 acres of land a 150 seat lodge and cabins for 122 campers. Sioux Indian Grey Fox leads leather and bead craft and archery while last year’s leaders return to supervise activities and field trips to Spring Mill Park and beyond. 845 campers enjoyed the 9th season last year and community support aims to boost attendance this year.
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Blooming spring stars and racing odds in notes
Joe Vosmik slumped early then homered in Boston to beat the Red Sox in extras. Cornell rowing faces paddling pageant with veteran crew and fresh talent. Schmeling and Stribling boxing talk. racing opinions predict Twenty Grand may lose at Belmont to Mate, with Hack Wilson absent in Cubs play.
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Boston
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Poughkeepsie
Jim Wray
Themy
Schmeling
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Army of White Hoves
Jack Johnson
President’s eight day of nine starts noted
The report highlights Hornsby, the Cubs manager, for keeping the team competitive without their slugger. Dick Glendon comments that modern crews are stronger and more durable, while about 387,000 Americans are abroad.
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James and Donald Visit Mr and Mrs Fisher
James and Donald of Washington were guests of Mr and Mrs Fisher and their son Ed Fisher on Thursday.
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Indianapolis
William Hazelmeyer
John Lytle
Dorothy Trosper
Washington
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Acer
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Angerton
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Elmer
Frank Denny
Alan Richata
Youngstown
Ohio
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James H. Denny
Mickey Lundergan
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Troy McWilliams
Akron
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Donald
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Ed Fisher
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John Matthews
Ray
Ward
George Feaster
Alice Marilyn
William Fisher
M. A. Gough
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Local residents and visitors share summer time news
Earl Hink of Pur at Lafayette plans summer activities with Pur students. Kermit Oshon visited with friends. Eugene Tarr and daughter visited Peters burg hosts. Olive yiversor Bruce ville with Bruceville ties. Harold Smiley and Harold Clark from Epsoim joined Geneva Fourz for a Sunday gathering. James Standley and son Maurice of Gary stayed with Standley's relatives. Bernell Enaird and Galatin England drove to Terre Haute nearby.
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Bruceville
Harold ‘Smiley
Harold Clark
Epsoim
Native of Daviess County Succumbs in Edwardsport
Thomas McLin, a Daviess County native born in 1849, died at his Edwardsport home Tuesday at 10 15 am from old age and disease. He married Margaret Jemson in 1876 and had three children James Pearl Hash. Grandchildren and great grandchildren survive. A line about Melbourne Australia law appears but is not related to McLin.
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