Boston and New York split doubleheader in 14 innings affair
In Boston, June 28, New York and Boston split a twin bill. Boston won 6 to 5 and New York took the nightcap 5 to 4 in 14 innings amid errors by rival shortstops. Maranville and Rawlings misplayed the ball, and Gonzales scored the deciding run in the 14th after Rawlings’ poor throw. Brooklyn also won both games over Philadelphia 2 to 0 and 6 to 3, with Cadore and Rixey tossing two strong games and Ward debuting at third for Brooklyn.
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Peckinpaugh Tops Cobb in American League Batting
Roger Peckinpaugh of New York leads the American League batting race with an average near 395 after the latest release covering games through last Wednesday. Ty Cobb has been out of the lineup all week, placing Peckinpaugh in top form for the season.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Update
Veach in a tie for second with 558, Peckinpaugh leads runs with 41, Roth tops total bases at 107 after a homer. Milam climbs to fourth in batting, Cravath leads home runs with 16, Olson 35 rim makers, Bigbee 18 steals. Other leaders include Magee 14 sacrifices and Hendryx 497 batting in the American Association.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
American League results show Washington sweeping Philadelphia in doubleheader 4 1 and 6 3 while Boston beat New York 4 1 and 1 4 Chicago edged St Louis 3 2 and Detroit extended win streak to six with 3 1 over Cleveland Detroits win followed a 3 2 Chicago victory in another interleague style recap The Mets-like notes reference multiple matchups including Athletics dropping two to Washington and Mays strong but pale in second game versus New York
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Army Enlistments at Local Station
The following men were accepted for enlistment at the local army recruiting station during the past week. James F. Holroyd Athens infantry order service Howard B. Paulkner Princeton motor transport corps Garland L. Hamblin Keystone field artillery A. E. B. France William M. Hill Boissevain Va infantry A. E. F. France Louis Lilly Matoaka motor transport corps Lesla Clark Matoaka motor transport corps
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Infantry names listed with units in Pineville and Alpeca
A partial roster lists Lewis S. Clark Roy B. Frey Gret Duncan Bud John H Meadows Blwood and William T Cowan along with A KE F France and A Holroyd who served in the 150th Infantry. Further details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Enlistment Changes Affect Fourth Armies' Foreign Service
The report notes a soldier in the thirty-eighth division commissioned as second lieutenant at the last officers training camp and William T. Cowan served in Battery B of the seventy third artillery in the AEF France. After July 5 acceptance for enlistment in the AEF France will be withdrawn as the allotment fills though other foreign service remains open for enlistment.
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