Baseball standings and pennant race tensions stir major leagues
United Press Star reports Philadelphia holds lead as New York and Philadelphia clash in inter-sectional skirmishes. Giants’ four and a half game edge, injuries to key players stretch reserves, Pep Young moves to second base while Frisch Keely and Janisham return. Athletics show class amid pitching strain, Yankees gain form with Babe Ruth back. Tigers struggle to start amid flat performance and pennant pressure.
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Weniuv le Parre
United Press Star
Drew York
New York
Philadelphia
Woldingers
Pep Young
Giants
Brooklyn Robiny
Mieswurgh Pirates
McGraw
Teagt
Ghaulptons
Frisch
Janisham
Keily
Tinek
Evilions
Samay Gray
Ne Oan Tans
Uarris
New York Yathees
Miller Higgins
Bere Che
Saints vs Brewers rout headlines 18 to 3 victory
Multiple games showcase Saints and Brewers performances with Saints beating Brewers 18 to 3 in a high scoring matchup. Errors hindered Milwaukee fielding while Saint hitters produced at the plate. Other games noted include a 16 to 3 Saints win and a 12 to 0 victory by Wikman’s Cytanets, with Indians also winning 4 to 3 in extra innings.
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United Mroes
Svocklon
Sunts
Winnie
Brewer
Pyel
Wits
Willy Fullerton
Moni
Alles Crew
Holt
Mibwaakeoans
Milwaukee
Tagiinsthein
Tlues
Schmidt
Ayea Mer
College Track Meet Opens At Ale University
Guiles Pronk reports USC student Frice Taylor arrives for collegiate track and field events at Ale University in Philadelphia. Chicago hosts interscholastic meet as Josh A Stagg and the University of Chicago lead day two with 800 athletes. Nickola Cites lowers Western dirt track record, averaging 74.4 mph in a temped race at Web Speedway. Woodbury places second in quarter mile.
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Guiles Pronk
Frice Taylor
Colored University of Southern Iifornia
Ale University
Philadelphia
Chicago
Josh A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Midnight no rules game ends in chaos at table
A fragment describes a chaotic midnight game with bullets, a cow, and chasing between boys and ladies near a table edge. The scene includes loud gusts, a horn, and mock violence as participants react to the unfolding mayhem.
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S K Real Estate
NIKE
Jen
Flush
Bob
Hudson rowers prep for Intercollegiate championship
Wiscolin trains on Hudson as Columbia and Wisconsin others prepare for the Intercollegiate Rowing Championship. June Washington and Syracuse, Cornell expected to arrive midweek with Navy checking in. Winsling is favored early, with joins at the harbor.
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Nyc
Consin
Columbbia
Dem Vonkt
Iad
Washington
Syracage
Cornell
Navy
Winsliing Tet
Wwe
Ve Y
Notes of Women of the Farm Program and Local News
Notes of Women of the Farm announces a Wednesday at the bureau with a program including Phig Day exercises led by Mrs. Reng Chiebitant and Theory Howell, plus music by Miss Amelia Risch jon and Miss Savion Price. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. TL Pratt include Alva Miller and others. Also noted are a job exam announced for June 15 for division laborer with details from the secretary at the post office.
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Burea
Reng Chiebitant
Tieory Howell
Rob Wing
AX. OK Shultis
Fed Aio
Ah O. Aitken
Fruit
Dohakl Reister
Amelia Risch Jon
Albert Diet
Savion Price
Cain Williands
Stey
Bulag
Alva
Miler
MATL
Sela Nelson
Lins
Unnell Mac Dowell
Tefen
Mayonhe Mag Dowell
Mir
TL. Pratt
WD. Williwuis
Waukesha
Vision of Cooperation and Citizenship in American Liberty
The President speaks on citizenship, liberty, and the nation’s character, asserting that rights like religious freedom and education arise from the people, not government. He emphasizes the enduring duty of citizens and the unity of families in sustaining freedom, urging continued loyalty to democratic ideals.
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America
Vueir
Robins Narrow Victory As Faber Shuts Down Senators
The Robins used steady pitching from Red Faber to withstand a late charge from the White Sox and win 4 to 2 over the Senators. Imbingle contributed in the front behind and wit, reshaping the game’s momentum in a tight contest.
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Imbingle
Robins
Red Faber
White Sox
Senators
NaiSS WAINWRIGHT 10 ENTER PRO CLASS
New York report details the amateur swimming card and Olympic ambitions. The text mentions NaiSS WAINWRIGHT entering a pro class and notes Thelen Wale and other swimmers in a fragmented coverage. It references selection, trials, and possible Olympic involvement amid unclear phrasing.
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Naiss Wainwright
New York
Thelen Wale
Eleaetor
United States
Watching the Scores: Wilson Leads Owts to 6 2 Win
Yesterday's hero-back Wilson, New York outfielder, saved three outs in the ninth. The Ants beat the Cardinals 6 to 2 as early runs staked a 5 to 2 lead. Babe Ruth contributed a five time hit performance amid chaotic play.
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Wilson
New York
Ain
Beacons of Liberty and the American Epic in History
President urges study of past ages and great texts to illuminate present policy. He argues America acted as a beacon to Europe from 1814 to 1848 and that liberal ideals shaped the continent’s course, urging deeper examination of historical causes and their relevance to current issues.
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Langs of the
Free
Amerten
Middle
West
Proen
America
Urope
Europe
Weil
Maning
Union and St Josephs Win in Parade
A crowded parade through the business district showcased Union and St Josephs in vibrant costumes and colorful pageantry. Track events followed with winners in multiple classes, highlighting high school and grade school relays, long jump, sprints, and shot put. Union and St Josephs led points across junior and senior divisions, with White Rock and others placing in various events.
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SL Joseph
Iilges
Tor Mufibera
St Joseph's Schow
Gaiew
Wm. McVarlane
L B. Hs
Th. Uly
D. Nebs AL Dillingotaki
U. Suter
Tota
Winde
I. Selixor
Nee Wiy
Sophomeres
deRarlane
Walle
Holloway
M. Zalner
Gio Suters
S. White
Islj
Marty
Lumlor
Seine
Sophonore
Beall
L. Inaeo
Worra
Dt. Brehin
Rl. Kuntz
Why i Wilkins
Soph
Glass
dagh—Beeker
St. Josephs
Miteh
S.d
P. Guerine
W. Males
Hecker
Guerine
Eth
R. Yopps
Tushmer
Moefs
Howard
Neste
Tléats
Gerade
Sh Joseph's
Tech
G. Schley
Hadfield
A. Matthews
Randle
Levinson
Union
Richweds
I. Bronner
White Rock
Tales
Binning
Schley
Con- Way
St. Joseph's
I. Wich
Ifird
Ist
Richards
G. Mauser
Wair
Madfeld
Lauser
Blair
Eales
Halter
Uanton
Reade
Sedona
Obituary notices for multiple residents in Wisconsin area
A garbled obituary column lists the deaths of Mrs. Wil Pomroy of Gary Wisconsin and Mrs. Emily Ste Claire of Milwaukee along with several other local residents. It details survivors including children and siblings, funeral arrangements at Radike funeral parlors in Milwaukee and various cemeteries, with services conducted by local ministers.
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Pomroy
Wilkin Pomroy
Aguilib
Gary
Ini
Bya
Jack
Robert
Walter Grek
Jovenh Gebhinsit
Milwaukee
D. 1
Dumanil Mes
Carl Falk
Waukesha
Alent Brothers
J. Greb
Miami
Ebi
George Greb
Shawann
Wiss
R. A. Greb
Coleman
Wis
D. J. Grov
Pyle
Greb
Freeport
M.A. Greb
Oshkosh
R. E. Greb
Howard Greb
Waukeshas
Radike
Emily
Emily Ste Claire
Tule Ovin J. Bt
Juw
Tyler
Lincoly Avenue
Sle
See
Dalton
Shiowtan
Pred Hodge
Kilborn
Wise
MM Carrell
Fullerton
Call
Clear Swenson
Chi
Eos. Pyler
Calin St Clair
Wankesha
Geore O
Ab Cinte
Danesville
Wik
S A. C
Virginia City
Calif
Sh Hawkins
Lindon Avene
Ren CW
Heywoodt
London
Janes
Phelps
Gennaminee
Heley Pore
Schiedel
Falksioner
Dentinger
Ste James Church
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Hudson
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Ernst Suftel
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