United States in Cup series lead after early wins
Wilmer Allison swept the first two singles as the United States team opened the North American final against Argentina. George Lott and Adrano Zapp helped set the stage for a possible invasion, while Cincinnati Reds' Derringer earned a 4 to 1 win over Brooklyn lifting the team toward the National League standings. Si Johnson and Watson Clark were set to pitch in the following games.
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U.P
George Lott
Argenting America
Wilmer Allison
Pyn
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Adrano Zapp
Adelmar Ecchethe
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Kentucky
Reds
Brooklyn
Derringer
St. Louis
Si Johnson
Brooklyn Watson Clark
Decoration Day Opens Four Day Season at Evelake
In Evelake Ohio a four day season opens with events from Saturday through Tuesday the 30th inclusive. The Breez Hotel offers on the water dining and special rates while the Beeze Lake Pavilion hosts events overlooking the water.
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Breeze Hotel
Spesre
Odd Fellows Defeat Battery E 6 to 3 in Recreation Game
The Odd Fellows scored six runs in the first two innings to beat the Battery E nine by 6 to 3. Berens pitched for the Lodge men with 10 strikeouts and kept opposing hits scattered.
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Battery E
Berens
Carmichael
Burnison
Romine
E. Carmichael
Merchant
Watkins
Gorch
Bewersen
Erceccee
Haraman
Richezon
BE. Carmichael
Woodard
Lonas
R. Carmichael
Corwin
Dileher
Gates
Stroup
Hudson
Wolfe
Cross
Baseball Standings and Night Games Across Leagues
The standings show Louisville 2 Columbus 1 Milwaukee 5 St Paul 2 and Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1. Chicago 3 Boston 0 with New York at Pittsburgh noted as rain affected. Cleveland 3 Boston 2 Washington 7 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 in 12 innings, Chicago at New York rained out.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Waterwart
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
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New York
Pittsburgh
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Wee
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Bt. Louis
Boston Bby
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Gt. Paul
Enoes
Minneapolis Ty
Cowoh
Evans at Carthage Presbyterian Talk Sunday
The Rev. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will speak at Carthage Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
Birds Edge Red Birds 2-1 in opener of series
In Louisville on May 26, the Colonels won 2-1 despite only three hits by Jim Lindsey. The Red Birds scored a lone run, but the Colonels converted their limited chances into two runs to take the opening game of the series.
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Jim Lindsey
Colonels
Columbus Red Birds
Columbus
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Slade
Wilson Ecccensamequassounes
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Rothrick
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Blades
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Simons Rf Soteencoegennensnes
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Olivares
Wmsasee
McKain
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DeLancey
Riggs
Louisville Nweewreue
Wils
Simons
Funk
van Camp
Lindsey
Pfeffer and Dunn
Turnesa Leads Met Open After First Round Run
Turnesa shot a high par 69 to threaten the Winged Foot record as 81 players start the Metropolitan Open at Winged Foot. Dutra carded 71 while McFarlane Ko zak posted 72 and Bunyan Cruci Turnesa Forrester each had 73s in a tight field near Elmsford New York.
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N. Y
U.R
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
Winged Foot
Turnesa
Bobby Jones
Oin Dutra
Dutra
Willie McFarlane
Walter Kozak
Flushing
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Henry Cruci
Mike Turnesa
Jack Forrester
Hackensack
Billy Burke
Dick Metz
Deal N. J
Paul Shindo
Rye
Beckley Heads Middle Atlantic League Lead
Beckley rose to first place after Dayton defeated Charleston 3 to 2 while Beckley sat out. Huntington beat Johnstown 7 to 5, and Zanesville defeated Wheeling 9 to 8. The Beckley Springfield game was postponed due to late arrival of lighting equipment at Springfield Park.
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Wheeling
W. VA
U.P
Charleston
Beckley
Dayton
Huntington
Johnstown
Zanesville
Springfield Park
Association Scores In Milwaukee and St Paul Contest
In a tense matchup Milwaukee scores 519 to St Paul 210 as Cantwell, Young, Harriss, Garland and Fenner lead. Minneapolis follows with 283 behind Mails Brenzel Tauscher Hileher Baecht and Griffin.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cantwell and Young
Harriss
Garland and Fenner
Minneapolis
Mails
Brenzel
Tauscher
Hileher
Baecht and Griffin
Game Protector Is Ordered Reinstated
In Columbus on May 26 the State Civil Service Commission ordered L. L. Ludwig reinstated as fish and game protector of Licking County. The commission overturned a removal by State Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart, who had cited Ludwig for writing an anonymous letter accusing his superior Fred Harlow of dishonesty and inefficiency.
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Columbus
U.r—L
Reinhart
Ludwig
Fred Harlow
Yesterday's Heroes By United Press Athletics Notes
PINKEY HIGGINS hit a twelfth inning home run for the victory for the Athletics. LEFTY GROVE pitched four innings in relief for his fifth consecutive day of relief and earned his third win in a week.
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United Press
Pinkey Higgins
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Athens Twilight League interest from Jacksonville youths
M H Kytta of Jacksonville has written The Messenger seeking entry for a Jacksonville team in the Twilight League in Athens this summer. Dr Isaac E Ash calls a meeting of managers and players at City Hall in Athens Monday night at 7:30. Be on hand Kytta.
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Jacksonville
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Messenger
Athens
Jacksonville Boys
Isaac E. Ash
City Hall
Kytta
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