Athletics Fail To End Skid Against Detroit
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 as two wild throws by Haley and costly errors help Detroit pull ahead. Myers pitched well for Philadelphia while Coveleskie struggled. The defeat marks the Athletics fifteenth straight loss under Connie Mack, with early rallies stalled by mishaps and weak bats.
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Browns Move Up With 10th Inning Victory Over Washington
St Louis outlasted Washington in 10 innings 9 to 2 to climb to sixth place. Bisler’s double plated Shotten after a single. Gallia, Johnson, and Haney teamed on the mound for St Louis. In Chicago, the White Sox defeated the world champions 7 to 1, outhitting and outfielding the Cubs as Leonard shut down Carrigan and Russell backed them with tight defense.
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Superior Base Running Gives New York 2 to 2 Tie
Superior base running produced a 2 to 2 tie as New York defeated Cleveland. Stolen bases enabled one New York run while Cleveland’s base running cost two runs. The eighth inning produced the winning tally on Peckinpaugh’s leadoff and Oldr ine’s single. Fisher was in control for Cleveland until Shawkey puzzled them.
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Strand and Webster Vie For City Tennis Title
Roy Strand and Thomas Webster reach the finals of the Bozeman Montana city tennis tournament set for next Sunday afternoon. Strand beat Luce 6-4 2-6 6-2 6-2, while Webster defeated Whitlock 2-6 7-5 6-2 6-2. Strand is a state college senior working at the station this summer. Webster is a Bozeman native studying dentistry at the University of California.
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Butte Ironmen Face Beavers In Home Series
Butte hosts Vancouver as Joe McGinnity weighs pitching plans amid injuries and lineup shuffles. Eddie Johnson nursing a swollen knee, Hillyard fit for the series, and Joo Van to start at first base if needed. Beavers, led by Brown and Acosta, threaten with lefty hitters as Spokane keeps a comfortable lead.
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Baseball notes and player critiques from a Pacific Coast segment
Mixed baseball recap detailing Caldwell suspension and McGinnity praise for Fitzsimmons and others. Mentions Spokane series, Guigni trial at third, Nick Williams, Coltrin, and Roy Grover with partial box totals and pitching notes. Includes scattered line scores, defensive plays, and Metropolitan Playgrounds note.
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Dugdales Fail To Hit With Runners In Scoring Position
Seattle left with squandered chances as Tacoma capitalized on opportunities to win 2 to 1. Seattle failed to deliver runs despite multiple scoring chances.
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Braves Fall Short In Split With Reds And Giants
Boston Nationals sweep a doubleheader from Cincinnati 6 to 2 and 6 to 0 as Toney holds Reds to two hits in game one and Moseley bears the load in game two. Lobert lifts the Giants with a timely double in a 3 to 2 New York win over Chicago, while Philadelphia routs St Louis 8 to 2 in a separate matchup. Postponed Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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Stamps from War Bring Alerts for Philatelists
New York Sun notes philatelists must track wartime issues. Turkey issues a five stamp set claimed to mark a Turkish occupation. Reports claim Germany suppresses Warsaw Citizens post and creates a legal issue with Warsaw stamps being enemy origin in England France Russia and Italy making their import illegal.
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Argentina’s 1918 Thrashing Machine Imports Record
Argentina imported 1,000 thrashing machines during the year ending March 81, 1918, a record importation. The 1918 statistics showed a total importation of 627 thrashers, with Was 946 more than in 1914.
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Robby the King of Brooklyn Boosted Brooklyn Pitching
Grantland Rice recounts Robby, king of Brooklyn, boosting pitchers like Marquard and Coombs with confidence. He credits Robby for transforming naysayers into winners and praises Brooklyn’s 1910s balance, with Stallings and McGraw shaping rival teams. The piece notes Brooklyn's mental edge and compares them to Braves and Phillies eras.
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Havana to Build Major Amusement Park and Hippodrome
Havana plans a large amusement park and hippodrome in Cerro suburb with two electric tram lines linking to central Cuba capital. The project includes annual agricultural and stock exhibitions, aims for a $400000 cost, and holds a bid to host the 1920 Olympic games in the new park.
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