World champions split doubleheader with Athletics
In New York on May 31 the Athletics won the first game 5 to 0 and lost the second 5 to 3. Bush earned his fifth straight win in game one while Gray shut down the Yankees in game two. Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees despite a midgame collision that briefly knocked him unconscious. Combs debuted in center field for New York replacing Witt.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland 4 2 As Collins Shines
Detroit wins its third straight over Cleveland 4 to 2 with Rip Collins pitching shutout innings and allowing only six hits. Batteries Collins Bassler for Detroit Uhle Myatt for Cleveland.
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Lyons Shuts Down Browns as White Sox Win Big
Ted Lyons scattered four hits over nine innings to outpitch Urban Shocker. Chicago matched with a 12 to 2 victory over the St. Louis Browns as Voigt allowed six hits in relief and St. Louis trailed from the start.
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Washington routs Red Sox as Ogden shines in Boston
Washington hammered four Boston pitchers 12 to 0 while Ogden held Boston to five hits in Boston. Washington extended its lead after a previous 2 to 1 win, with Rice collecting 11 hits in 15 at bats across the three game series. Batteries Oreden and Ruel for Washington and Murray Piercy Fullerton O'Neill Hevineg for Boston.
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Baseball slate features East and Midwest matchups today
In the National League Boston travels to New York and Philadelphia visits Brooklyn while Pittsburg goes to Chicago and St. Louis is at Cincinnati. In the American League Chicago plays St. Louis and Philadelphia meets Washington with Detroit at Cleveland. An obscure note mentions a guinea coin linked to a gold source.
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Washington
Cleveland
Iron play guidance from a golf instruction column
A golf instruction piece outlines stance, swing line, and body use for iron play. It covers selecting mashie iron or jigger, keeping a straight back swing, anchoring the head, weight distribution, and avoiding turf grabs to improve consistency and lower scores. It previews next week’s topic on driving irons and spoons.
Chicago Defeats Cincinnati as Mays Homer Sparks Win
Chicago tallies six runs aided by Grantham's sixth home run of the season with two on in the third. Cincinnati answers with three hits including a homer, but fall 6 to 3. Mays earns the win with Alexander closing, Criz joins Reds via trade from Minneapolis.
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Cincinnati
Grantham
Alexander
Hugh Criz
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Wingo
Hartnett
Giants Sweep Phillies 4 3 in Philadelphia showdown
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 3 in Philadelphia. Lee and Holke homered late as the Phillies threatened in the ninth. Watson and Gowdy shared pitching duties for the Giants with Glazner Betts and Henline behind the scenes.
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Ford
Holke
New York
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Glazner, Betts and Henline
Dodgers Beat Red Sox 14 to 8 in Brooklyn Series Opener
Brooklyn over Boston 14 to 8 as Gearin leaves after two walks and three hits in the first. Genewich allows seven runs on five hits in the inning. Henry exits early for Brooklyn and Tierney injures left arm on Decatur pitch in the sixth. Boston 8 runs 143 000 023. Brooklyn 14 runs 706 010 00x. Batteries Gearin Genewich Benton O Neil Smith Henry Decatur Taylor.
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Yde Shuts Out Cardinals as Pirates Roll to 7 0 Victory
Emil Yde limited St. Louis to five hits and Pittsburg defeated the Cardinals 7 to 0 for the third straight win. Pfeffer started for St. Louis and was relieved by Sherdel in the third after Pittsburg opened with four runs. Batteries Pfeffer Sherdel Delaney Gonzales Holm Yde Gooch.
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Coast League Results from Seattle Los Angeles and Portland
Baseball scores from Seattle Los Angeles and Portland show Oakland Salt Lake and Portland games with miscplayed lines. Batters Foster Baker Bagby Tobin Kallio Peters Wein Ramsay Tyler Christian Hannah Gardner Rachac Query are listed with unclear outcomes and faulty OCR.
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Toomey Files Candidacy for Montana Attorney General
E G Toomey secretary and counsel of the Montana railroad commission filed his declaration of candidacy on the Republican ticket for attorney general. His slogan is Daily devotion to the detailed enforcement of law. He vows to try cases in court, not in openers, and to give the supreme court loyal service while pushing a cash basis for state government.
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E. G. Toomey
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Sureme Court
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Open Championship Hopes Center on Hagen and Sarazen
Grantland Rice weighs the contenders for the open at Oakland Hills led by Hagen Jones and Sarazen. He notes physical fitness, nerve, and steady iron play as decisive, with McDonald Smith Hutchison Kirkwood Farrell among those due to challenge for the title.
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John Black
Gene Sarazen
Skokie
McDonald Smith
Jock Hutchison
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Jim Barnes
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Clarence Hackney
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Michael
Emmett French
Bill Methorn
Lynch Takes Lead in Typographers Election
Unofficial reports from New York indicate James M. Lynch former head of the International Typographical Union leads Charles P. Howard incumbent in the presidency race by about 4,000 votes out of 45,000 cast across 257 locals. New York union puts Lynch ahead by 3,867 suggesting a majority over 6,000 and the election of his ticket.
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New York
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
New York Union
Lynch
Montana Supreme Court Denies Injunction on Bond Sale
Helena May 31 The Montana Supreme Court denied A A Franske an injunction to block Fergus County from selling 64000 dollars in refunding bonds to cover current Fergus high school expenses. The district faces over 65600 tied up in insolvent banks.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court Today
A. A. Franseke
Ferus County
Fergus High School
State Court Upholds Bond Sale Amid Emergency Issue
Seke, a property owner, contended the bond plan would push debt beyond the 5 percent constitutional limit of county valuation. The state court affirmed the commissioners right to sell the bonds, ruling the 5 percent cap does not bar emergency issues.
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Exhibition of Fake Art in London Warns Tourists
The Burlington Fine Arts club stages a public display pairing genuine works with fakes to teach what to buy and why. The exhibit includes furniture in lacquer gilt oak satinwood walnut and mahogany, forged armor, china, glass and paintings.
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Burlington Fine Arts Club
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