Standings and moves in professional players dispute
The report lists standings and moves in the Boston National league affectations with mentions of Philadelphia Patsbarge Brooklyn St Louis and Cincinnati. It notes proceedings to determine status of professional players under military weight rules and lists players summoned or deferred including Water Keng Ray Powell Joseph Welsly and Captain Herzog Ea Koneteny and Tain Hughes with military reserves and district implications. Other notices reference cities Salt Lake and Aberdeen with Minneapolis St Traut.
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Moston
Oreight
Wate Ter Keng
Ray Powell
Joseph
Welsly
United States
Haval
Thin Week
Charles “Herzog
Charles “Herzog,” Ea Koneteny
Tain Hughes
Military Altenate Board
Chicago Soaring Above All of Em Takes Two Games
Chicago tops St Louis in a doubleheader sweeping both games. The Tail-Ender showed resilience as Chicago pitchers dominated early and late, delivering a decisive pair of wins. Moments highlighted by strong offense and solid defense propelled Chicago to a commanding day.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Split Series Headlines From St Louis Games
Meadows twice hurled well but Chicago defeated St. Louis 7 to 4 and 6 to 2, extending the visitors’ losing skid to seven. In other action New York shut out Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Fletcher misplays and homers fueled the offense. Boston was blanked 4 to 0 by Brooklyn, Grimes twirled a four hitter while Hearn left Boston for Chicago after a salary dispute.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Vaughn
Killifer
Meadows
Tuero
Carter
Sherdell
Gonzales
Boston
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Tening Hard Fight
In a ten inning battle Pittsburg edged Cincinnati 6 to 5. Slapnicka faltered in the ninth as Mayer relieved, while Regan walked Mollwitz in the tenth to force the decisive run. Toney allowed early hits before Regan shut the door, and Blapnicka made his first major league appearance.
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Pittsburg Uy Z
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Blapnicka
Toney
Regan
Mollwitz
Bason
Slapnicka
Mayer
Cooper Mide
Irvin resignation delays settlement in electric workers dispute
The Electric Railway Co and Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 65 await arbitration delayed by Louis Irvin of the National War Labor Board resigning June 30. Irvin sent his resignation with a $100 check to J R Wharton and Clem Burkhard, signaling he could not act as arbitrator. Wharton will press for agreeable arbitrators and the executive board of Local 65 will advance the settlement as quickly as possible. James Dawson and Edwin Benjamin joined Canadian army recruiting and left for Spokane for training camp.
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Suate Electric Railway Company
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Louis
Irvin
National War Labor Board
Wharton
Burkhard
Union of Electrical Workers
Chicago and Detroit split doubleheader in Chicago play
Chicago and Detroit split a doubleheader with Chicago winning the first game and Detroit taking the second. Kallio and Stan sell led Chicago while Beares and Harper provided key hits for Detroit. Philadelphia swept New York 5 0 to extend a win streak as Kopp hit safely in every at bat for the Phillies. Cleveland defeated St Louis 4 2 behind Cranes two RBI and a late rally in the eighth.
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New Venessy
Millidelphia
New York
Philadelphia
Fletcher
Jacobs
Burns
Chicago
Froit
James’ Wildness
Vistare Beeres
Cleotte
Detroit
Kallio
Stansell Wolfgang
Danforth
Corey
Geary
York
Kopp
Finneran
McAvoy
Cleveland
Suse Ey
St Louis
Cranes
St Louie
Rogers
Express Railway Express Drivers Strike Continues
Dispute halts operations as 25 cm American Teamwayea workers remain out since Monday. A. McCullough, new American Railway agent, arrives to mediate with depot staff and drivers. Inspections indicate company and workers expect a quick settlement, with tentative resumption of deliveries and depot unloading by hour-rate staff. FD risher and N. B. Wilson report no HQ instructions yet.
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Wilson
Sis Assesant
Hutte
Butte Spruce Workers Arrive as 9000 Mobilize for War
The Butte spruce workers reached Pokano early yesterday amid upbeat telegrams from James Brogan, continent leader. Officials note 9000 lumber workers from across the nation are formed under John D. Ryan to staff aeroplane material production, with divisions to operate in Washington forests and then stages set at Rouse to assist registrants Geawan and Kyle Alfred Kremer, Ian J. P. Sanders, W. I. Lippincott, J. G. Denny, and others for duty today.
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Butte
Pokano
Hood
James Brogan
Tarver Fluent
Brogan
Northern Pacific
Vancouver
Act
Washington
John D
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Ellis Paint CO
Farmers Bulletin
United States Department OF Agriculture
The
Suaten Relations Service
Terete
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Treet of
Americas
Miliadelphia
National Exact
Lowe
Patsbarge
Brooklyn
Cinetmmaty
Pet
Sant
Lew
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Lon Angeles
American Association At
Aberdeen
Minneapolis
St. Traut
Kansas City
Itwaukee
James Dawson
West Smith Street
Edwin’ Benjamin
Park Hotel
Courthouse
Spokane
Adians
Harold Lockwood
Charlie Chaplin
Empress
Empress Theater
Zero Aghin
Ureak
Toston
Harper
Beare
Ty Washington
Hand Agnew
Erdeon
Express
Texas Rangers
Firefly
France
Wallace Reid
F. A. Ironside
Mooseheart
of the Loyal Order of Moose
East Park
Thomas N. Bailey
Moose Home
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