Hamilton Humbler Cubs Stogie Pitcher Wins Own Game
Philadelphia wins final game of four game series with New York, 8 to 2, after Barnes is knocked out in the fifth. Batteries Jacobs and Adams for New York, Barnes, Perritt and Gonzales for Philadelphia. Also Chicago beat Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in ten innings as Earl Hamilton drives in the winner. St Louis beats Cincinnati 4 to 3. Brooklyn and Boston split a double header with Brooklyn winning 8 to 2 and Boston 6 to 3. Heavy on names and teams across multiple games and dates.
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Pittsburg
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Wilson
Natio
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Los Angeles
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Oakland
Salt Lake
Vernon
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Portland
Seattle
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Indianapolis
Louisville
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Minn
Aneas City
Toledo
Wambsganss Emerges As Swatting League Sensation
Bill Wambsganss, the Indians second baseman, rises as a batting sensation. In two weeks he posted a 400 clip and led the league before slipping below 400, yet remains atop the leader board and may stay a top hitter for some time.
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Bill Wambsganss
Indians
Wamby
Soldier Athletes Sail to France for Games
A 48 man team of leading American soldier athletes left Hoboken aboard the Great Northern to join the American contingent competing in the Antwerp framed games in Paris. Colonel Thompson said the men would train aboard the transport and arrive in Paris in weeks. The squad aims to strengthen the Army team with versatile track and field stars while hammer throwers are excluded. American Association results note Columbus 1 St Paul 2 with other games postponed by rain.
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Hoboken
United States Athletic
Jainville
France
UN: Ree
Col
Joseph Hi. Thompred
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Great Northern
Paris
Thompson
Gates
United
KEEP KICKING SENATORS Now He's Down Washington Pasted by Every Team
Philadelphia and New York clashed as passes and errors led to well placed hits. Philadelphia won today 10 to 7, signaling a possible sweep of the series. Russo, Heavey and others contributed as New York faced repeated Washington pressure and unearned runs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Russo
P and Heavey
Philadelphia Battteries
Hannah
Rogers
Jun
Robertson
Thompson
Rhom
Ertson
New
Standing of the Clubs AGL Los Angeles to San Pray Salt Lake and Seattle
Local standings show AGL clubs including Los Angeles San Pray Salt Lake and Seattle Bacran in a midseason table. The brief notes team positions and recent results, highlighting rivalries and current form across the league.
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AGL
Los Angeles
San Pray
Salt ,Lake, & Seattle
Bacran
French and U S Welters Box Draw in Archangel
In Archangel a three round welterweight bout between Beret Anthony and G Pionnier ended in a draw. Both fighters hailed from Allied forces with French and U S ties. The YMCA hosted the match, with participants including Chaike the 5th division welterweight champ and Pionnier noted as France’s top welter.
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Archangel
Beret
Anthony E
E550
GS Infantrys
G. Pion
Nier
Chaike
Pionnier
Willard Softly Beats Sparring Partner in Four Rounds
Toledo reports Willard increased boxing to four rounds and knocked out a sparring partner. He explained to experts that a Moor of the Waiter marked him, while a champion battled to keep pace. Dempsey visited but stayed idle. A city crowd watched the workout as he finished strong with head punches.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jees Wileard
Mou Na
Willard
Jack Henry O. Archer
Stonahan
Fong
Ehadione
Direct Cable Link Between U S and Brazil Planned
New York June 1 arrangements for a direct cable service between the United States and Brazil and along the eastern coast of South America have been entered into by the Western Union Telegraph Company and the Western Telegraph Company of Great Britain.
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New York
United States
Brazil
South America
Western Union Teleraph Company
Western Telegraph Company of
Great Britain
Epee Eee
Telegraphers Strike Ties With Southern Bell Walkout
Telegraphers at Western Union in Atlanta walked out today in solidarity with Southern Bell and Atlanta Telephone operators who left their positions Monday. The action affects long distance and local telegram services as union members protest working conditions.
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Umon
Western Union
Atanta
Southern Bell
Atlanta ‘Telephone Companies
Open Championship Entries Show Golf Revival In 1920
New York on June 4 reports that Secretary Howard Whitney of the United States Golf Association announced entries for an Open Championship to revive the event last held in 1916. The article notes amateur congratulations for Charles Chick, former winner, as the revival plans proceed with strong interest and defense of the title expected this week.
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New York
Howard Whitney
United States Golf Association
Charles “Chick
Fay ‘Neptonbe ‘Utes
Giants Young Emerges as National League Discovery
Ross Young, a youthful Giants outfielder, stands out as the brightest light in the National League with standout batting. His rapid ascent and fresh impact energize the team and league chatter as he climbs in rounds of play.
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Ross Young
Giants
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