Doubleheader results in Brooklyn and Baltimore reflected odd play
Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Newark with 7 to 2 and 1 to 2 scores amid heavy hitting and miscues. In Baltimore a twin bill ended 6 to 3 and 1 to 5 as Bedient Blair Quinn Owens pitchers battled. Kansas City won 10 to 2 at Chicago while Chicago hosted Sewark and Buffalo at Baltimore and Brooklyn. multiple box scores list batteries and pitchers.
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Baltimore
Bote Tale
Rae
Buffalo Verre
Bedient
Blair
Quinn
Owens
Buffalo
Bhmike
Jackiitech
Chicago
Kansas City
Buttalo
Sewark
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast League weathered rain postponements and scores
The Portland Salt Lake Worland game was postponed due to rain while other fixtures in the circuit show varied results. Los Angeles hosted Venice 20 with Klawitter Kuhn and others contributing. Lincoln Sioux and Wichita matchups plus Topeka Des Moines and Denver Omaha results are listed as part of a broad week of play. A retrospective note recalls two notable exhibitions by a Cobb of the Detroit Tigers.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Onal
Venice
Asterte Tovile
San Francisco
Salt
Angeles
Oakland
Des Moines
Topeka
Denver
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
St .Joseph
Wichita
Victoria
Spokane
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Confused OCR Notes Include Baseball Pool Probe and Races
A garbled scan reports police custody of barber Walter Warnell over a base pool scheme tied to a United company in Covington Kentucky. It mentions winter baseball bans by Venice Coast League manager White and includes disjointed race results and horse tote references from June and Juneau with unclear participants.
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Cincinnati
Sinew
Walter Warnell
Warnell
United Company
Poowelling
Covington
Jos Angeles
White
Doubleheader ends in 14 innings as Reds and Brooklyn tied
Dale and Dell duel in a long 14 inning tie with Cincinnati and Brooklyn at 2 all at darkness. Daubert, Beero, McCarty and Clark starred with timely hits and top defense in a tense game.
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Vineinnati
Dale
Dell
Battes
Cincinnati
Brookyn
Daubert
Nancen
Oth Teame
Beore
Brooklyn Sss
Cineinnaty Batteries
Iell
McCarty
Dal Clark
Wingo
Harvard Yale rowing practice on Thames and downriver
Stang of clubs from Red Top Conn reports Harvard varsity eight completing three hard pulls near a mile on the Thames under Head Coach Aras while Coach Herrick directs other crews to similar work on the same night Gales Ferry notes Yale varsity and freshmen eights rowing two and a half miles downstream at 27 strokes per minute with comments from Coach Nickalls on rowers previously out of shape and in good condition. The North Sea is called the greatest training ground. fishermen continue activity with no drop in catch. Kansas plans Bermuda grass on the statehouse lawn to exterminate dandelions.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Thames River
Aras
Herrick Gat
Gales Ferry
Yale
Nickalls
Boston tops Tigers 6 to 5 in tense game
Boston beat Detroit 6 to 5 as both teams used reserve pitchers. Feault and Beott were noted. Beott sprained an ankle in practice, while Clevelands and Philadelphia games highlighted other early summer baseball action. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 to 2. New York edged Chicago 5 to 4. St Louis defeated Washington 8 to 2.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Feault
Beott
Daim
McKee
Baker
Shore
Leonard
Wood
Cady
Thomas
Sixty Thousand British Sailors Lost Since War Began
London June 10 The total number of officers and men who perished through the sinking of British naval craft since the outbreak of the war is 60 408 according to a statement by T J McNamara secretary of the admiralty in the house of commons today This total excludes those who died on the mine layer Princess Trene and the battleship Bullwark both blown up in Sheerness harbor.
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Missoula
A. M. Smith
Forest Service
Ogden
London
T. J. McNamara
the Admiralty
House of Commons
Bullwark
Sheerness Harbor
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Ome
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Hoon
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Newark
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Reutbach
Rariden
Lasitie
Marion
Land
Wratt
Fieulbach
Wilson and Land
Rae Gloag
Northwestern League
Tacoma
Seattle-Tacoma
AtcHienry Ftman
Noyer and Brenexar
Batterien
Hughes Colwell
Cheek
Ae HP
Aberdees Yer
Brottem
Brand
Krar Engel
Byler
Klawitter and Kuhn
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Mim George
Ormances
Qrmer
Ike
Damon Runyon
Warnes
Tonah Haron
Teca Herbs
Sarda
Todd
Cary
Sats Patch Oro Lou
Rodney Patthen
Sheldon Ns
Ian
Clase Pacine
Sheiden
Mandiy
Sarsen
Ay and
St. Lown
Oun
Stu ‘Tesrea
Sel ‘Ite
Iole
Miller
Dawes
Beecher
Lantn
Louie Soc
Trattersen
Teareau
Schupp
Smith
Doak
Snyder
Gonzales
Wendell
Pirates Meat Braves
Pittsburg
Harmon
Hughes
Maranville
Maranvillo
Ifughten
Gibson
Rai
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Connolly
Igor
Butte
Chet MeIntyre
Seattle Athletics Club
Conmody
MeIntyres
Seattle
Ward
Copper City Athletic Club
Mont
America
Gotch
Chet Mintyre
Seattle Athletic Club
McIntyre
National League
Paderal League
North Sea
Rowm
State of
Kansas
State House
Pete
Pittsbes
Brookisnae
Willlimore
Buffale
Dec
Louisville
Columbia
Minneapolis
Scott
Philadeipha
Sune
Irmadelphia
Cleveland
Kopf
Neasions
Dassen
Walker
Race
Clevelana
Vaderman
Walker J
Exon
Wyckoff and Lapp
New York Americans
Fournier
J. Collins
Schalk
Boone
Fisher
Sweeney
Hook
St. Louis
Washington
Jatteries
Hoch
Perryman
Agnew
Johnson
Ainamith
Los ME
Cale
Shirley Clothes Shop
North Main
North Main Street
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