Reds Sweep Seas in Pittsburgh Series Final Game
Cincinnati completed a clean sweep of the Pittsburgh series by winning the last game 5 to 1. Adams was hit hard in the fifth and seventh innings as Cincinnati collected ten hits to Pittsburgh’s three. Batteries Adams Wisner Hamilton Schmidt Sallee Wingo.
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Chicago Downs St. Louis 6 to 2 to Complete Series Sweep
Chicago extended its winning streak by defeating St. Louis 6 to 2. Tyler pitched well for Chicago while Haines and Clemons held St. Louis to two runs. Final line shows St. Louis 000 000 200 and Chicago 400 020 000. Batteries: Haines Clemons for St. Louis, Tyler and O'Farrell for Chicago.
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Doctors Quintet Beats Soldiers In Bowling Match
The Doctors defeated the Soldiers in the second game of a three game series at the alleys Sat urday evening. Final score 2400 to 2327. Gabriel led Soldiers with 641 pins while Doctors James, Tash, Kistler, Richards and Symons contributed strong scores. Series results after two games show Doctors ahead 2-0 with close play until the final frames.
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American trapshooting team named for Antwerp Olympics
New York May 30 The American trapshooting squad for the Antwerp Olympic games July 22 31 and the English championships at London July 14 16 was announced by Jay Clark Jr with committee aid. Members named include Mark Arie Horace Bonser B S Donnelly Fred Plum Chauncey Powers Frank Troeh and Frank Wright. Arie Troeh Wright Powers Plum and Donnelly will form the six man Olympic team in team events while the first five constitute the individual contest. Captain Clark and Bowser serve as reserves.
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American Davis Cup Team Sails to Antwerp for Championship
The American Davis cup team sailed today for Antwerp on the Northern Pacific and will proceed to London to compete in the English national championship before entering elimination matches to challenge Australia for the cup.
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Billings Opens Park with 2 1 Victory Over Livingston
The Billings baseball team debuted at the new park by defeating Livingston 2 to 1. The teams are scheduled to meet again tomorrow for their second game of the series.
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Leeds Reckless Driver Charged in Westminster Court
William Leeds, seven year old son of Princess Christina of Greece, was charged with reckless automobile speeding in Westminster. Prosecutors urged imprisonment for driving 30 miles per hour in Grosvenor Square, injuring taxi passengers. Magistrate fined him 25 dollars and suspended his license for six months.
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Chicago Climbs to First in National League Pennant Chase
Chicago's climb to first place in the National League after early season slumps marks the standout trend in the major league pennant races. The Cubs won their eighth straight. Cleveland leads the American League amid slower pace. Ruth's bat boosts the Yankees, while Washington climbs on a six game win streak. Alexander and Vaughn pace Chicago's pitching, and other teams show varied form.
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YMCA Continues Summer Gym Classes for Men and Boys
The Y M C A physical department will run regular classes through summer with daily personal instruction by Clevett. A special swimming program for men and boys begins June 14, offering day and evening sessions. Of 847 eligible, 775 participate. 11 weekly gym classes have logged 517 sessions since Dec. 15. 600 members are registered.
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Professor to Try Airplane Mars Signals From Stamford
Stamford May 30 Professor David Todd plans to use an airplane to catch signals from Mars in August when the planet is 30 million miles away. The attempt will be made in a plane piloted by Maj. R W Schroeder holder of the world altitude record.
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World motorcycle championships set for half mile tracks
Twenty one riders from across the United States will race here tomorrow for the world titles on half mile tracks under the auspices of the motorcycle allied trades association.
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Coast League Scores From The Week
The Coast League results include Sacramento 1 Portland 0 Salt Lake 2 Seattle 3 Vernon 3 3 Los Angeles 4 5 Oakland 6 3 and San Francisco 7 4 with a mix of close games and run totals across the standings.
Washington Sweep Over Phillies Prompts Sixth Straight Win
Washington completed a four game series sweep against Philadelphia by rebounding to win 11 to 4. The club totaled 17 hits for 23 bases with Martin contributing heavily. This marks Washington’s sixth consecutive victory as Detroit and Cleveland also posted wins in their leagues.
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Big Auto Race Set In Indianapolis for 500 Miles
The eighth annual 500 mile race at the speedway opens tomorrow with 25 drivers from four nations. After final trials, speed reaches new highs with De Palma aiming for pole at 99.65 mph. favorites include Rene Thomas Howard Wilcox and Jules Goux. Prize pot totals $85,000 with $20,000 to the winner and a possible $40,000 if leading each lap. notable $20,000 lap prize also on offer.
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Few Enginemen Quit Their Jobs In Chicago Strike
In Chicago on May 30 the United Enginemen's association warned of a large walkout by enginemen firemen and switchmen in the Chicago terminal district but reports show fewer than 200 quitting. About 150 Chicago Junction employees left and 25 Chicago and Alton workers joined. Union leaders cited protest against rail labor board hearings and seniority cancellations from April. Employers said most would return by tomorrow and freight movement was only moderately disrupted.
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Pope Benedict XV to entertain K of C pilgrimage
The pope will host 500 Knights of Columbus pilgrims at the Vatican on September 1 after the Lafayette statue dedication at Metz on August 21. The Knights plan to present the statue to France, with the French government acting as host to the party, which will be the largest Catholic visit to Europe for a battlefield tour.
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Votes Counted Up To Noon Saturday in Montana Districts
Voters names and tallies listed for districts across Montana, detailing numbers for individuals in Butte districts two and three, with prizes including a piano and two talking machines. Districts cover counties from Jefferson to Madison and beyond, listing hundreds of local residents and street addresses.
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