Sporting Giants Toppled From The Peak
St Louis beat New York 12 to 6 to knock the Giants from first place in a slugging game. New York led early but St Louis came back twice and won in the eighth on a wild throw and a stolen home. Also Chicago blanked Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Paskett and Deal homered, and Marquard shut out Pittsburgh 1 to 0 for Brooklyn. Rain postponed the Cincinnati Boston game.
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Sour and headliners in the century clash headline
Standings show Coast League results with San Francisco Salt Lake Sacramento Vernon Los Angeles and Oakland. Des Moines reports Earl Craddock and Cstrangler Lewis matched for a June 21 bout. Craddock served with national army at Camp Dodge. Hurley appeals Northwestern league contract suit to state supreme court. Pacific International scoreline quoted Portland Seattle and Aberde.
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Western conference outdoor track prelims open at Stagg Field
Star athletes from 16 Midwestern universities began arriving for the Western conference outdoor track and field championships at Stagg Field. Qualifying heats in the 400 and 880 yard dashes will set fields for the javelin and shot put events with finals slated for Saturday afternoon. Howard Drew of Drake and Jackson Scholz of the University of Mis-ouri lead a strong slate amid reduced color due to enlistments.
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Jamasson Jailed For Disloyal Statements At Saloon
Benjamin Jamasson was arrested by Policemen Burns and Prija on a complaint by witnesses for making seditious statements against the government in a West Park street saloon. He allegedly said the country is half German and Scandinavian and the Kaiser deserves to win the war. He was described as partly intoxicated and is held for the department of justice.
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Old Nick Returns to Mound in Detroit Victory
Altrock earned the win for the Tigers at Detroit after Old Nick was back on the mound.
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Relieved by Ayers Altrock Guides Washington to Win
Washington defeats Detroit 3 to 1 as Nick Altrock starts then is relieved by Ayers with one out in the eighth. Ayers yields a double play to end the inning and Altrock finishes as rain halts play. Cleveland and Boston games go to 10 innings with 1-0 and 1-0 scores respectively.
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IRS official tours Montana field offices
David A. Gates, internal revenue commissioner for the district west of the Mishelicalpp, visited Tutte Wednesday night for a conference with Dave, Montana Idaho Utah district chief, departing for Pocatello after expressing satisfaction with returns on taxable assets and praising Montana affairs and Chief Marks. Mrs Ellen Duff arrived in Butte from Wallace Idaho to visit her son M F Duff, traveling alone at age 80 after trips from Boston to Wallace.
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City Plans Death of Disease Ladent Flies
In a four day program starting Tuesday an educational film from the federal health bureau will be shown at the American theater to fight disease spreading flies. Dr W M Matthews leads a summer campaign with Hoy Scouts and patriotic groups aiding Butte health department in reducing breeding sites and garbage to curb fly hatches. Flies now appear mainly as females seeking sites to lay eggs and killing one now prevents many later. city dump has been buried and sewerage improved. enforcement of sanitary laws on private premises will continue.
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