Persistent Batting Streak Drives Wins at Polo Grounds
New York Nation pitchers were knocked out early as York and Mumhe dominated, Crutcher and Hughes kept the foes quiet. The team won its sixth straight, beating Boston 6 to 1 with strong hitting from Leite and Phelan. Philadelphia fended off an early Brook lead to win 4 to 2 behind key doubles and a late homer.
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Pittsburg Cincinnati game postponed by rain
Rain postponed the Pittsburg Cincinnati matchup today, with officials delaying the contest. District officials announced the delay and advised fans to stay tuned for a rescheduled date.
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Pacific Coast League season amid salary cuts announced
In a rough summary the Pacific Coast League outlined salary reductions as clubs faced heavy losses this season. The report notes teams like San Francisco and Los Angeles and matchups across cities including Sioux City Des Moines and Indianapolis as part of a jumbled schedule amid financial strain. Financial officials met to discuss budgets and balance sheets with uncertainty surrounding future play.
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Caldwell Is Upset By Home Run Clout
Washington game reports a 4 1 loss to Philadelphia as Wyckoff wildness and an error helped Philadelphia secure the win. Ruth hits a right field homer for New York in a separate note, while other matchups include St. Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland with Boston’s presence in the series.
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Winning Run Scored On Error At Plate In Buffalo Game
Buffalo on June 28 saw Pittsboro win 6 to 5 despite being outbatten by Buffalo. An error in the first inning by Blair on a catch near Ko netehy started the scoring. Ford and Blair drew bases on balls and errors proved costly as Pittsboro capitalized. Batteries were Davenport and Quinn for Buffalo, Conley, Douglas and Owens for Pittsboro.
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Enormous crowd expected at Chicago speedway opening
Chicago June 2 One hundred thousand spectators are expected at the opening of Chicago Automobile Speedway tomorrow fair weather predicted The wood track is described as fastest in the world drivers have reached speeds near 100 miles an hour In practice 90 miles per hour has been common The winner may need to average around 90 miles an hour The start supervised by Fred Washer at 10 am With 24 trains departing four abreast The track is at Maywood near the city center Capacity and seating described with room for more Special prizes listed among entrants including Dario Resta Gil Anderson Earl Cooper Ralph Mulford Louis Chevrolet Harry Grant Billy Chandler and others
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Gil" Anderson
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Ea Rickenbacher
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Northwestern League clash prompts tight slugger win
The Loulaville Sluggrs beat the Went Park Street Juniors in a well played game. Mik Ryan James Cummings Frank McGarrs and Vernon McConnelly starred for the Sluggers and Tom Ryan Matt Canning Tom Kenny led the Juniors. The Coliseum at Rome reportedly hosted 87,000 spectators.
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Neutrality law probe widens in San Francisco case
Federal grand jury investigates alleged recruiting of British soldiers in a San Francisco rooming house. John W. Preston says evidence shows serious neutrality law violations. Recruits, including three British subjects, were examined. German consul Franz Bopp had first raised the issue.
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Challengers Ready to Wrestle Tom Sontag in Missoula
Two new opponents Bud Friske and Dan Kani Bulgarian plan to challenge Tom Sontag in Missoula next Friday for the welterweight title. Sontag travels from Anaconda and Butte to complete training ahead of the ring bout.
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Montana Battalion Inspires State Officials at Twin Bridges Visit
State officials including the governor and attorney general toured the state orphans home in Twin Bridges where they observed a battalion of Boy Scouts. A. M. Alderson noted the inspection showed Scouts practicing drill with brisk commands and high discipline, impressing both officials and local observers. The piece also lists grain and barley prices amid the page’s market blurb.
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Margaret theater hosts Olcott in The Heart of Paddy Whack
Chauncey Olcott headlines at the Margaret with The Heart of Paddy Whack a new Irish romance set in 1830 featuring Denis OMalley and Mona Ward. Edith Luckett stars with a strong supporting company. Henry Miller directs. Shaw’s Pygmalion and Maude Adams in Quality Street also loom in announcements for upcoming Margaret program notes.
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Flo's Play Tour Sets Stage for Quality Street
Miss Adams plans several plays but demand centers on Quality Street. The tour bill, the sole one for the run through California and into British Columbia, will keep the actress busy until mid July at Margaret Jury 8.
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