Quakers Win In Tenths On Cravath Slam
Cravath homers to tie in the ninth as Williams drives in Burns Bancroft in the tenth to lift Philadelphia to a 9 8 win over Pittsburgh. Miller Harmon Schmidt and Mayer work for the Pirates while Bosue ne ha celebrates a doubleheader split.
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Standing of Clubs in Baltimore and Rochester Battle
A fragmented June report outlines club standings and a weight battle in Baltimore and Rochester. Mentions Minnesota, Salt Fulton, and Dempake Civ as entities, but details are unclear from the OCR legible text.
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War Speakers' Meeting at Missoula Postponed
The Missoula war speakers convention scheduled for June 24 is postponed to July to avoid clashing with four minute men speaking for the war savings drive. Four minute men will speak June 24 to 26, and the July date will allow ministers and workers to participate without hindering stamp sales. A discussion on loyalty dress presentation will precede the meeting.
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Two Yakima area men die in separate train crashes
Yakima Washington June 17 Marwin Mason and his father in law John F Lund both killed when Northern Pacific No 383 struck their crossing near So tus crossing Mason a rancher left a wife and three children Lund had visited his daughter Monnens Smith and her family in Portland for the summer Smith died later and his wife injured Dorothy 17 survived along with three other children The Martins family moved to Yakima a year ago In Washington on air craft board William C Potter of New York nominated by President Wilson to serve on the aircraft board
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Danbury Announcement Fragments Create Confusing Note
A damaged OCR fragment from Danbury hints at plans or events but lacks details. The readable bits mention Arie and an oven related reference, suggesting a misread placement or unclear announcement with no definite names, dates, or actions to confirm.
City League Ball Game Promised For Today
A disordered local item notes a city league baseball game at Hebgen Park tonight featuring Monn Power and SY Mtreat with admission details unclear. The fragment mentions General Wood, a Washington dispatch, and unrest surrounding the former president amid references to Ukraine and Germany with no clear event linkage.
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Yankee boxers clash in slashing bout at Frone FMinkie
Mantell and Burns fought a brutal eight round battle with Mantell bleeding as Burns pressed in the eighth. Mantell protested the decision though praised for grit. French officers and Frankie McGutte watched, while Army teams and Lugineers were noted in the arena.
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Butte Leads District in Marine Recruiting Effort
Butte tops district charts in United States Marine Corps recruiting with May 20 to June 16 records. Sergeant Bradbury led 41 recruits from the local office. Billings remains the district leader with 3% more, Missoula third with 31, Miles City 20, Great Falls 16. Montana statewide recruitment is said to outpace other western states.
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Big Tractor Show Opens Minot T tractor Meet
Twenty nine tractors from various makes are displayed at the Frank Tanna farm near Minot as the Minot Tractor Meet prepares to open. More than 6,000 farmers dealers and manufacturers from the Dakotas Montana and Minnesota are expected to attend. Land plowed during demonstrations will be sown to flax and the proceeds donated to the Red Cross. A taxi service between farm and city will raise funds for Red Cross tomorrow. Secretary Baker said no announcement would be made on American troop deployment to Italy until the force has safely landed.
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