Pinch single by Camp Skinner caps Yankees win over White Sox
Camp Skinner, not an army can tonmen, but a recruit ball player, delivered a pinch single off Acosta in the tenth inning scoring Scott and the Yanks disposed of the White Sox for the second time in succession. The demon Athletics hammered Coveleakie, Keefe and Bagby for 20 hits and a total of 42 bases, be lieved to be an American league rec ord, in beating Cleveland, 15 to 4. The carnage included two home runs by Miller and one each by Walker and Welch.
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Welch
Whitey Witt and George Whitted Part Ways With Baseball Giants
Philadelphia fans question Whitey Witt’s move to the Yankees amid claims of indifferent play and fair remuneration disputes. Veteran outfielder George Whitted faces a ten year rule battle over free agency after being routed by a Dodgers decision, with a legal release possible. Industry figures advocate honoring Pop Anson with a monument, urging leaders to reward lasting loyalty to game legends.
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Jacksonville
Heydler
National League
Burke and Martin to clash again in Columbus bout
Joe Burke Cleveland heavyweight and Bob Martin A. EB. FP. heavyweight champion have signed for a return match to be staged by the Fairmount club in Columbus on May 29. The twelve-round bout ends in a decision. Burke, who filled in at Akron on short notice, handed Martin a tough defeat and Martin seeks revenge.
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Joe Burke
Bob Martin
Fairmount Club
Columbus
Burke
Akron
Martin
Boxing Roundup Scores and Controversies from Last Night
In New York Jack Sharkey defeated Roy Moore over 12 rounds. Brooklyn Joe Tiplitz beat Walter Mohr in 10 rounds but Mohr was disqualified. Worcester Jack Perry of Pittsburgh won a 10 round decision over Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury amid criticism of the verdict.
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Roy Moore
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Walter Mohr
Mohr
Worchester
Mass
Jack ‘Perry
Pittsburg
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
MLB results list yesterday including Minneapolis 11 Columbus 5 St Paul 4 Toledo 0 Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 7 Kansas City 3. In the American League Detroit 19 Boston 9 Chicago 2 New York 1 11 inn Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 6 Washington 2 St Louis 1. In the National League Poston 9 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0 New York 3 St Louis 2 Brooklyn Pittsburg no game rain.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Poston
Cincinnati
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Pittsburg
GAMES TODAY SHOWCASE ALLEGIANCE OF MULTIPLE MATCHES
GAMES TODAY feature an array of matchups across leagues. Columbus visits Minneapolis and Toledo travels to St Paul while Indianapolis plays Milwaukee and Louisville battles Kansas City. In the American League St Louis meets Washington and Cleveland faces Philadelphia with Chicago at New York. Detroit travels to Boston. In the National League Boston visits Cincinnati with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at St Louis.
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College Baseball Scores Roundup
Northwestern defeated Chicago 6 to 3 and Brown beat Springfield 6 to 1. Princeton won 5 to 2 over Virginia with Notre Dame 2 and Purdue 1. Maryland blanked Gallaudet 10 to 0. Holy Cross edged Harvard 2 to 1 and Navy beat Johns Hopkins 3 to 1.
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Princeton
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Navy
Johns Hopkins
Mandalay Fires Leave Many Homeless In Mandalay
A major blaze swept Mandalay, Rangon, on May 11 causing extensive damage and leaving numerous residents homeless as authorities work to assess the destruction.
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Adams Mills Tragedy: James Oder Found Dead
In Adams Mills on May 11, John Donley found the body of James Oder aged 65 after Oder went missing. Authorities investigate the death as a likely accidental or natural end to a disappearance that drew local concern.
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Radium Lecture Planned by Dr Murfin at Ohio University
Residents of Athens and vicinity may attend Thursday’s 7 30 p m lecture on Radium by Dr Gordon Murfin of Portsmouth. The Kiwanis club sponsors the event at the Ohio University Training School auditorium with several thousand dollars worth of radium on display for inspection.
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Demand for 25 Percent Boost in Naval Construction Funds
Washington May 11 A demand for a minimum increase of 25 percent in the house appropriation for naval construction work next year was urged as Congress considers defense spending. Officials argued the facilities and shipbuilding capacity require a larger vote to meet strategic needs.
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House
Secretary Denby Testifies to Senate Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy Denby appears before the Senate Naval Appropriation Committee on Wednesday to present budget requests and defend naval spending.
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Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Pesky Bed Bugs and the P D Q Insect Remedy
An advertisement explains bedbug reproduction and urges using P D Q family and hospital sizes to kill bedbugs roaches flies and cooties. It claims a 3 cent package can kill a million pests and promises a patent spout for hard to reach places. Line's Pharmacy sells P D Q in various forms.
Braves Injuries Hamstring Boston in Baseball War
Injuries to Braves players handicap the Boston team while Carl Mays of the Yankees is hit by bumps regularly this season. The Detroit Tigers show old hitting power but lack pitchers to hold opponents.
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Star Flinger
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Sharp and Morrison Families Travel to Columbus
Mrs. C. C. Sharp and Mrs. Ward Sharp spent the day in Columbus. W B A members are urged to attend Friday evening with a banner attendance and refreshments provided. Harley Mitchell and Owen Morrison visited Columbus earlier this week and were joined home by Mrs. Mitchell and her children Janice and William, guests of Mrs. C. S. James.
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Flward Sharp
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Owen Morrison
Mines Closed as Union Protest Targets Utilities
Eastern Ohio mines supplying public utilities are ordered to suspend operations after unions accuse them of abusing the public by supplying fuel to industrial establishments. The move aims to pressure for settlement talks.
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Ohio
American Girl Weds French Hero at Madeleine Church
Paris May 11 Fashionable Franco American society filled the Madeleine Church for the wedding of Miss Sally Beecher niece of former American Ambassador Hugh Wallace and Count Jean Bertrand De Lappe a celebrated war hero The ceremony closed the Paris social season before the notables depart for various watering places
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Madeleine Church
Sally Beecher
Hugh Wallace
Jean Bertrand de Lappe
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