Eddie Collins Star Against Past Pass in Major League Play
Philadelphia fans witnessed Eddie Collins star as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 31 to 0. Collins doubled twice and singled once in four trips, stole two bases, drove in a run and scored another, while also drawing a pass. Other games had Boston's Red Sox closing in on second place with a win over St Louis, New York triumphant in its sixth straight, and Detroit making lineup changes to boost batting strength as Washington and Michigan athletics faced sanctions.
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Huth
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Spriggin Dominates Brat Trot Heats at San Francisco
Oprisgin won two heats and placed second in the third to claim most of the 00 purse in the 2:3 class trot. Donne gives a strong showing with K. Jones aboard Leo Blossoms, while Spriggin narrowly loses final heat but wins three straight in amateur pace. Trutus dominates acid in the special trot. other games sparse with Columbus and Cleveland listed as venues.
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Buffalo Beats Chicago In Second Game At Home
Buffalo defeats Chicago 7 to 5 in the second game after Chicago won the first 3 to 2. Hendrix homered with one on in the seventh as Buffalo bats produce a comeback win.
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Baseball as Insanity Cure Tested at Batten State Hospital
San Bernardino June 17 Dr J A Riley superintendent of Batten state hospital plans a trial of baseball as an insanity cure. A series of games between The Giants and The Cubs will be played by hospital inmates previously classified as incurably insane. Reactions will be monitored like medical case studies.
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Portland Coast guard release affects Nationals infielder Reed
Poruiana Indiana June 17 Murton Reed infielder for the Philadelphia Nationals was released today by the Portland Coast guard cult due to eas which prevented his playing. He had arrived weeks earlier at Newmarket Indiana for the Oaks substitute race. The Oaks stake for 2 to 6 year old fillies was won by Low Martin with Tright second and Silver Tag third, eleven starters including Herman B Duryea's Flash V.
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Surprises Mark Golf Open Tournament
Weather and course conditions were ideal as favorites faltered and leading pros led the field at the Wolf Creek Golf Club. Louis Teitter and Tharnen S champion both posted 148s to tie the course record for 18 holes, a feat matched by Chick Evans and Tom McNamara among others. Brady Wollaston and J D Travers also shot 148, with Travers fourth. Francis Oulmet disappointed in his rounds. Gilbert Nichols set a brisk pace in qualifying with 121-147 but faded to 159, while six starters completed 36 holes and the committee may cut those over 165.
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Thistle Football Men To Give Benefit Social
Thistle Association Football club plans a benefit social at North Malm Street on Monday night to raise funds for player uniforms and other team needs. The event features instrumental and vocal numbers, with a program promising entertainment and a concluding informal dance. The organizing committee includes Mike Brady Mike Doherty J O Donnell and Danny Martin.
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St Louis Nationals acquire catcher Brottem for fall join
St Louis manager Hug Gings announced that he had bought catcher Brottem from Vancouver British Columbia. Brottem will join the St Louis team in the fall. Modern torpedoes have a range slightly exceeding 700 yards.
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Cubs and Superb as Go Nineteen Innings
In a great pitching duel at Chicago Zabel and Pfeffer battled 19 innings as the Cubs beat Brooklyn 4 to 3. Errors aided every Brooklyn run while Chicago miscues helped the Cubs. Zabel and Pfeffer pitched long, with six strikeouts each. Pfeffer walked and hit safely in key moments, and Shaw’s wild throw produced the deciding run in the 19th.
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Cincinnati Triumphs as Herzog Drives In Win
Cincinnati won over Philadelphia with Herzog delivering a three-base hit and Killifer adding a single after two outs in the ninth. Mayer weakened late but Toth pitched well as Cincinnati claimed the victory in a tense late rally.
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Victoria baseball team seeks home after club collapse
Vancouver hosts the former Victoria baseball squad after a sudden dismissal by Victoria club president Joshua Kingham. Northwestern League president Robert Blewett and manager Nye work to stabilize the team and find a permanent home, with Seattle or Everett among possible Washington sites. Victoria may reclaim the franchise if it is moved, as the collapse surprised local followers and followed the Vancouver push.
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French union men favor peace meeting of labor
Paris reports the central labor organization of France approved an AFL proposal for a world labor conference to meet with the peace conference. The aim is to promote permanent peace by ending secret treaties, respecting nationalities, limiting and eventually stopping armaments, and mandating arbitration.
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