Baseball talk in snow delays and Tacoma Tigers update
Directors and McGinnity hold a lengthy conference with little clarified. Snow disrupts the season as talks hint at important moves within the club. Bogart from North Carolina to shore up infield, Tealey believes Tacoma will contend despite weather. Great Falls edges Vancouver 6 to 5. Seattle crushes Spokane 3 to 0.
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Atention
Women Golf Council Sets Red Cross Play Week
The Woman's Western Golf association in Chicago today chose June 24 for Red Cross charity events across 99 clubs with about 1,000 members each. Each club will host an 18 hole event taxing contestants 1 cent per stroke. 2,500 to 3,000 more players are expected, with proceeds funding two ambulances. Officials will consult top players before any move to abolish the stymie rule.
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Woman's Western Golf Association
Red Cross
Camp Reserve Hons for Serve 6 Presiaio Training Camp
War Department orders announce two training camps for soldiers. The second camp opens August 27 with 2500 men to be selected. Applications must be received by June 16 to be considered. Lieut. Col. Frederick W. Sladen commands the military training camp.
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Presiaio
War Department
Frederick W. Sladen
Giants Take 6-3 Comeback Over Giants in St Louis
Four hits and St Louis errors in the fourth inning produced three New York runs, giving the Giants a 6 to 3 win. Batteries Anderson and Rariden teamed with Sele Watson Packard Sky for New York. Chicago finally defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Mann homered with a runner aboard in the fourth.
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New York Today
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Sele
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Brooklyn
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Cheney
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Miller
Vaughn
Wilson
Elott
Boston and Cincinnati Deliver Narrow Wins in Two Games
The Cincinnati Reds beat Boston 5 to 2 with four straight seventh inning singles and a sacrifice, while Boston’s pitching held firm elsewhere. Evers eased into 12 chances without an error as the American Association notes Toledo 2 Milwaukee 1 and Louisville 4 Minneapolis 1 among other results.
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Cincinnati
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Evers
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Eller
Wingo
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Tndianapolis
Kansas City
Les Darcy Body Sails to Native Country
The body of James Leslie Darcy the Australian pugilist was escorted by mounted police a band friends and Eagles delegation through San Francisco streets to a steamer bound for Australia. The casket bore American and Australian flags and flowers. Memorial services were held at the Eagles hall by Rev Father Joseph P McQuaide. Darcy died of pneumonia in Memphis after joining the U S Army aviation corps.
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James Leslie
Les) Darcy
Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Joseph P. McQuaide
Carey
Memphis
Tenn
United States Army Aviation Corps
Carl Morris Outpoints The Bulky Prank Moran
Carl Morris of Oklahoma defeats Frank Moran of Pittsburg by-outpoint in 9 of 10 rounds in New York. Morris, 224 pounds, pressed Moran with body shots and uppercuts while Moran, 199 pounds, weakened and bled from the left eye by the final bell.
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Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Moran
Morris
Washington Beats St Louis 7 to 4 in League Action
Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 4 as Davenport failed early then Koob relieved and allowed the late Washington threat to settle. Batteries Davenport Koob Park Severeid Shaw Ainsmith. Boston Beat Cleveland 2 to 1 in pitchers battle with Coveleskie hit in sixth. New York down Detroit 6 to 5 on ninth inning rally led by Ehmke’s collapse. Chicago held Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Russell worked, while Wathen’s threat to move headquarters drew comment from Hickey. Tebeau noted support from Minneapolis and Kansas City.
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Shore
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C. Jones
Spencer
Mogridge
Love
Nunamaker
Chicago
Wathen
National Baseball Commission
Hickey
Amercan Association
O. H. Wathen
Louisville
George Tebeau
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Montana Citizens Enforce Treason Guard With Marshal Aid
Joseph Asbridge United States marshal visiting Butte notes scarce disloyalty reports statewide as citizens act to curb treasonable talk. He says many complaints come in from all sections but some suspects stay just on the legal border, and the marshal’s office remains supervisory.
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Lke
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Ays
United States
Joseph Asbridge
Butte
aMoint
Butte Officials Probe I W W Gathering as City Sees Checks Cashed
Police and sheriff officials admit Butte was a gathering place for many Industrial Workers of the World members yesterday. Officers investigated reports of peaceful demonstrations and detained a few individuals. Authorities note hundreds of short time checks cashed from mines and warn of potential federal reporting for unregistered men seen leaving the city by train.
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Offerata
A| Tew
Benny Leonard Defeats Joe Welsh In Six Round Bout
Philadelphia on June 4 Benny Leonard world lightweight champion won a six round bout against Joe Welsh of Philadelphia. Leonard dominated the action with weight listed under 140 pounds though official figure not announced.
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Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Joe Welsh
Two Arrests Made in Perron Murder
Two Majestic saloon bartenders Antoine Predett and William Gots were arrested after a man was found dying from head injuries near the East Park saloon. Perron died at hospital after a night-alley assault. A witness led police to the suspects. an autopsy cited blunt force trauma.
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William Gots
Majestic
East Park Street
Alcide Perron
Vagranc
James Burns
Traiman
Perron
Scarlet Fever and Smallpox Reported in Walkerville
At a Walkerville council meeting the board of health reported one smallpox case and one scarlet fever case in Cora Terrace. They have been isolated. The street committee noted progress on Daly Street. The scavenger contract was awarded to Silver How. An ordinance regulating automobile trade was introduced. The council opposed wage assignments by city workers. The clerk will review city employee wage assignments. The police magistrate logged one drunkenness case for May. City treasurer reports $2,882 in the bank. Mayor Holland urged saloons to close for voter registration day.
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Daly Street
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Local Sons of Veterans Stand Ready for Emergency Call
At a courthouse meeting the Sons of Veterans led by Commander Tyler announced readiness to respond as a body to any emergency call today. He noted the group names the Song of Veterans at about 150 and said they stand at the call of authorities.
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Tyler
SPEKING COP FINDS ONE AT NORTH MAIN CORNER
A crowd gathered at North Main and Quartz streets early today as Detective Van Orden investigated. OPray challenged the law and claimed he would resist, then was restrained and sent to jail after being charged with disturbance.
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van Orden
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Arrests Spark Montana Propaganda Probe and Suspect Roundup
Police and federal authorities intensified actions after widespread circulars distributed in Butte and other Montana towns. Notable arrests include Otto Heinze, Barney Ward, and miners Edward Keenan and John McDowell as probes link propaganda to conscription offenses and possible organized activity during the war era.
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Barney Ward
Joe Williams
Quartz Street
Ward
Edward Keenan
John McDowell
Nevada Avenue
Cronin Arrested for Riot Incitement at Steel Plants
Philadelphia union leader Cronin was arrested on charges of inciting to riot and agitation during wartime. Officials say he ordered strikes at six government contract plants, with several hundred workers quitting today. Cronin secured release via habeas corpus.
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Philadelphia Moulders' Union
Roosevelt to Speak at Nebraska Centennial Day
Theodore Roosevelt will deliver an address in Lincoln Nebraska on Thursday June 14 the closing day of the state's semi centennial celebration.
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Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
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