Johnson Beaten by Solid Pitching in Washington Loss
Boston Americans shut out Washington 1 to 0 as Johnson pitched for Boston and Ainemith worked for Washington. McNally singled in the eighth for Boston and scored on Lewis’s error as Washington failed to score after threatening. Detroit and Chicago split a 6-3 game with Joe Jackson collecting nine straight plate appearances in the feature performance.
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Thomas
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Tigers
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Oldring Boosts Average in Philadelphia Win
New York fell to Philadelphia 3 to 0 ending a home stand as Caltle Well allowed 15 hits for 21 bases. Oldring starred with a triple and a double and finished the series with 12 hits in 20 at bats. Score by innings shows Philadelphia breaking through late while Bush and Meyer, Calwell and Nunamaker worked the batteries.
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Ree
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Indians Split Doubleheader With St Louis In Cleveland
Cleveland wins first game 3 to 1 but loses the second 6 to 5 as Loudermilk struggles. Morton and Billings combine on the mound for the Indians while St Louis uses Loudermilk and Baumgardner to complete the pair. Pratt drives in three in the fourth for the visitors.
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Sharp Dead, Westchester Placed Amid East Coast Baseball Ties
Bayard Heston Sharp 35, longtime baseball figure and former Oakland Cat manager, dies in Haddock Georgia after a career including first base for Boston Coast League. Postponed games cited wet grounds in Los Angeles Portland, and Oakland San Francisco 11 innings. The big Hennessy store hosts a gigantic shirt sale in Butte with over 5,000 items priced at 1 each.
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Fishermen Auto Mage Schedule at South Lontana Street
An item lists regular trips every Wednesday and Sunday morning at 6 80 for a pumping station on Dig Tole Fiver. Round trip fare is two dollars. The route starts at 7 South Lontana Street and returns to Sul party.
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Leaders Fall Twice as Bruins Beat Dodgers in Doubleheader
Boston defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, with Olson and Gowdy producing key plays in the first game. In the second, Coombs limits Brooklyn until Magee, Smith, and Wilhoit rally for two runs late, giving Boston the win. Ragan and Rudolph duel on the mound in a pitching battle, while Wheat handles the field with eight putouts.
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Miller
New York tops Phillies 9 to 4 in June baseball clash
New York won 9 to 4 over Philadelphia as six hits off Stroud and three home errors fueled a three inning surge. Tixey shut down baserunners except one inning and New York completed a nine run rally amid a pennant drive tour.
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Stroud
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Hinge
Standing of the Clubs and South American Trade Claims
The article notes European nations’ dominance in South American industries with 86 percent of Argentina railways under foreign control and the port handling 46 percent of U S trade. It cites $1.8 billion in foreign trade through the port, larger than all other American ports, and mentions a Vieontian vulture as chief scavenger in Pharaoh’s land.
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Avis
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Land of
Dreaming of Sports Glory With Giants and Contenders
A breezy survey mixes Shakespearean whim with baseball musings on the Giants, White Sox, and Tigers. It praises speed from players like Merkle and Doyle, discusses golf grips, and ponders who will dominate as eastern clubs face western foes. The piece blends playful conjecture with critiques of current form and future prospects for the season.
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Preus
White Sox
Tigers
Referees and unequal bouts reshaping boxing norms
A Philadelphia Inquirer commentary argues referees should end dangerous fights, praising Kilbane's humane stop against Jackson and criticizing promoters who stage mismatches for easy money. It notes new boxing rules aim to curb unequal bouts while clubs and managers shape enforcement locally.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Free passes and errors help Seattle win game
Vancouver British Columbia June 1 Barham's wildness enabled Seattle Vancouver 8 to 6 to dle to win fro day Seattle the others be in balls and errors Seattle Winter agriculture and dairy shows fairs are well patronies in New Zealand and are regarded as very beneficial They usually run four days and are largely attended.
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New Zealand
Spokane Wins Opener in 4-1 Victory Over Butte
Spokane defeated Butte 4 to 1 at Hebgen Park in a sharp pitching duel led by Noble for Spokane and Welkle for Butte. Key plays included Mensor, Grover, and Smith errors aiding Spokane in a decisive seventh inning rally. Ol. Levin, Kippert, Hillyard, and Johnson contributed for the Indians as they seized an early lead and held on, with strong defense behind a notable infield.
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Whiskey Grips Soul Heart and Brain in Editorial Blurb
A fragmented clipping discusses Whiskey and the Neal Institute offering at home cures for alcohol issues. It notes Chicago Amelia suing headlines, mock editorial tone, and urges against vague sobriety methods. Mentions Derby stakes results with Salamandra winning the New Oaks substitute over seven starters in about a mile and a half.
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Rain Delays Major League Games Across Cities
Weather disruptions halt multiple baseball matchups including Indianapolis Louisville and Great Falls as rain forces postponements. Games in Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee and Tacoma shown in schedules with at least one postponement noted on June 1.
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