Schinkle Wins His First Game With Butte Miners
Adolph Schinkle, released by Salt Lake to free a veteran pitcher, pitched for Butte in the Northwestern league and earned a 10 to 8 win. He allowed 11 hits including two homers in the sixth, but finished strong. Beavers battles and minor league chatter follow with Seattle edging Great Falls in extras, and Brown sold to Brooklyn amid playoff buzz.
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Spokane Dominates Tacoma in Big Win on Hit Parade
Spoxane hammered Tacoma with strong hitting and aggressive baserunning to a lopsided victory. Zamlock hurled for Spokane, limiting Tacoma as Spokane tallied 11 runs to 1. Final score Spokane 11 Tacoma 1 with Zamlock and Marshall guiding the win.
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Bush Dominates in Tight Game for Philadelphia
Washington was edged as Philadelphia scored three runs off Dumont in two innings. Bush proved clutch, with a late reserve punch to secure a 3-0 win. Batterymates: Bush and Meyer for Philadelphia. Dumont and Henry for Washington. DOUBLE PLAY ends game.
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Philadelphia
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Bush
Meyer
Aver Dumont
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Veteran Meets Teen Star in Trans-Mississippi Round Three
In June play at St. Louis and Denver, veteran Harry G. Legs of Minneapolis edged 11 year old Frank Lynch 1 up in 36 holes, forcing the youngster to near perfection but succumbing amid a late surge. Denver managers report offers of 20 thousand dollars for a 20 round bout between Benny Leonard and John Kilbane, with talks moving to Colorado Labor Day.
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New York
Hadie Pitts
Denver
Benny Leonard
John Kilbane
Colorado
Labor Day
Treason Charge After Arrests On Literature Distribution
June 21 seventeen young men and women were arrested here for distributing literature the police deem contrary to government welfare. They are held without bail on charges of suspicion of treason and inciting to riot.
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Thrilling baseball game ends with arrest scare
Schlitz Atlas faced Tivolis in a Wednesday afternoon match at the Holland rink. The game, played for a keg of beer, drew neighbors as Tivolis won seven to five after beer was allegedly consumed by the third inning. Manager Pete Nolan hit a home run, prompting a near arrest by a man who mistook a brick for a ball. players dissuaded him, and the man offered to serve beer at the next game.
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Trinity Methodists win 8 2 over Mountain View at Hebgen Park
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Sunday school team defeated Mountain View 8 to 2 at Hebgen Park last night. Batteries listed: Pearce, Baker and Dawson, Munsey and Gilbert.
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St Louis Fans Wait To Get Lor Byron
St Louis falls to Cincinnati as Toney homers for the Reds in the second. Cruise drives in a run, Neale also homers with Griffith on base. Umpire Byron ejects Hugging and Betzell. police disperse about 200 spectators after the protest. Batteries Foney Wingo for St Louis. Watson Packard Murchison Snyder for Cincinnati.
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Snyder
Family tragedy near Toledo ends in multiple deaths
At a farm eight miles northeast of Toledo police found Mrs Jo seph Ladicek, and her three children James Albert and Helen dead from rifle shots. A 22 caliber target rifle lay beside Albert Ludicek, 21, the eldest son, who is believed to be responsible for the killings.
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Long Gune Semanenere Ladicek
Joseph Ladicek
James
Albert
Helen
Toledo
Albert Ludicek
Oddities and notes from a bustling sports page
A collage of sports snippets references baseball stars Joe Jackson and Walter Johnson, rifle match chatter, golf quips, and a stray anecdote about Col. Charles Mansonrowne at a ballgame. The piece blends critiques, anecdotes, and colorful quotes from the era.
Unpopular Umpire Sparks Exchange Over Public Support
The article cites debate over umpire popularity and mentions Jack Dillon as a leading prize fighter among enlisted men. It notes Dillon’s willingness to fight and his past record suggesting he would be among the first ring men to enlist, reflecting wartime sentiment in 1917.
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Jack Dillon
Jackoe
The
Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Merchants to Hold Important Session on War Economy
Retail merchants from nearly every state plan to meet in Washington on July 10 to act on recommendations to cut overhead costs in stores as a wartime measure. The National Retail Trade Association released program details urging three delegates from each national group, and advising the public on how to cooperate to reduce waste and keep business near normal. Demand in Australasia rises for American made hats and sport coats.
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