Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Listed for Today
American League games include Chicago at Detroit and New York at Cleveland with St Louis hosting Philadelphia. National League features Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Chicago while New York visits Pittsburgh and Philadelphia plays St Louis. Eastern League lists games in Hartford New London Bridgeport Waterbury and more.
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International League Sees One Oo Tracu
The International League reports a lone outcome for Baltimore and New York markets with other teams not scheduled. The note highlights missing schedules and limited results across the circuit.
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Baltimore
American Association Scores: Kansas City Tops St Paul
In American Association play Kansas City defeated St Paul 4 to 1 while Minnapelie routed Milwaukee 4 to 2.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Minnapelie
Milwaukee
Athletics Beat St Louis 7 Pitchers In Win
The Philadelphia Athletics jump to an early lead against St Louis and hold on for a 7 to 5 victory. Seven pitchers were used with Walton pitching the final frames to seal the win. Key hits included Smith driving in two runs with a bases loaded hit in the eighth.
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Baseball and athletics notes mix of stars and injuries
The column notes odds on the National and American leagues with Cubs Yankees and Senators as favorites. It reports Sparrow Robertson attacking the A U U for not aiding soldiers in France and mentions Jack Magee and Johnny Bowdoin coach injuries. It also covers Jack Britton boxing plans and Whalen joining Naval Aviation, plus Jim McCormack watching the Sox.
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New York
Cubs
Yankeés
Fred Mitchell
Miller Huggins
Washington
Clark Griffith
Senators
Jack Magee
Bewdoin
France
Johnny
Bowdoin
Walter Eckersall and Old Timers Picnic Notice
The item notes Walter Eckersall a former Chicago football star, asking about his status and mentions the Old Timers picnic details. It cites George W. Brown of Exeter Street Boston for information and records Martin Sheridan holding the discus mark from 1901 to 1911, with Jim Duncan succeeding him at 145 feet 9 inches.
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Walter Eckersall
Chicago
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Exeter Street
Boston
Martin Sheridan
Jim Duncan
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Sailor Braves to Visit Naval Station at Great Lakes
Three members of the Boston Braves Gun ner's Mate Rabbit Maranville Tom Hughes and Pat Ragan will visit the naval station at Great Lakes tomorrow to view the 37 000 men in training. They will be accompanied by Matty Fitzpatrick and scout Larry Hoffman.
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Great Lakes
Boston Braves
Gunner’s Mate
Rabbit Maranville
Tom Hughes
Pat Ragan
Naval Station
Matty Fitzpatrick
Larry Hoffman
Rosary Club seeks semi pro game Saturday in state
The Rosary and Young Men's Catholic Club invites a semi pro team for a Saturday match. Contact Andrew Connolly at 3 Spring Garden Street Dorchester or call South Boston 496-Ww between 6 and 9 pm for arrangements.
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Andrew
Boxing Gossip From New Jersey to Madison Square Garden
The article reports suspensions and bouts in flux with Aly versus Carbonne in Hoboken sparking suspensions of Ted Kid Lewis in Skeeter State. It notes Britton vs Shevlin plans, O'Brien vs Fitzimmons, and Dundee sidelined with a plaster cast affecting a Leonard clash. Also covers Lowell Crescent C C card and sparring notes for Miske Madden bout.
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Jack Britton
Packey McFarland
Madison Square Garden
Soldiers’athletic Equipment Fund
Eddie Shevlin
Boston Arena
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Boston
Frank Carbonne
Hoboken
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Dan Morgan
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Packy McFarland
New York
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Benny Leonard
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Willie Jackson
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Gloucester
George Robinson
Cambridge
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Manchester
Mike Paulson
Girard Gianni
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Johnny Gray
Chelsea
Kid Francis
Young Connolly
Young Burke
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Billy Miske
Bartley Madden
West Side
Armory Athletic Association
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Madden
Carmen Hold To 9-In-11 Law Faces War Board Review
Boston Elevated Railway carmen refuse to arbitrate the 9-in-11 hour law and back pay. union votes to submit wage demands to the National War Labor Board retroactive to June 15 while awaiting a week’s decision. Leaders report conferences with company executives and list back pay date and arbitration stance.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
War Labor Board
Boston Carmen
Boston Carmen's
Fay Hall
William J. Timmins
National War Labor ‘Board
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James H. Vahey
John H. Reardon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrice Railway Employees of America
Matthew J. Higgins
Carmen
Barbers Urged for Higher Wages at Faneuil Hall
Boston barbers were urged to join the union and demand raises to 25 cents for shaves and 50 cents for haircuts or quit for munition work. C F Foley of the AFL called on craft members noting wage gains for other trades and rising living costs. Kansas City journeymen reportedly earn 35 to 100 dollars weekly.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
C. F. Foley
American Federation of Labor
Kansas City
Braves Fall Twice as Cubs Rally in Doubleheader
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3 and 3 to 2 in a two game set. Leslie Mann drove in the decisive run in the first with a single, while Pat Ragan limited the Cubs after a rough first inning. Douglas pitched deep to secure both wins as Milwaukee?
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Braves Rally in Seventh to Edge Cubs
The Braves broke free in the seventh inning after Douglas dominated six frames. Massey started the comeback with a base hit, Wickland followed with a single, and Red Smith's sacrifice fly scored Massey as Wickland moved to second. Honey added a RBI single to center.
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Phillies top St. Louis 5 to 2 in third game
Prendergast outpitched Sherdell and Johnson as Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 5 to 2. Batters Bancroft Cravath and Luderus sparked the offense with multiple hits while Meusel Hemingway and Stock contributed RBI. Shortstop Hornsby appeal noted via telegram from Texas.
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Roger Hornsby
District Draft Board of Texas
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Crow Over Lloyd George Speech on Enemy Aliens
In the Commons Lloyd George condemned enemy alien letters with German postmarks crowing over German victories. He warned that during war Britain must scrutinize hostile aliens ruthlessly, even at individual hardship, to protect the country.
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The author argues against competing with Germany while warning against overtrustfulness that could endanger the country. The passage emphasizes protecting the flag and national interests without surrendering vigilance.
John Drew Undergoes Cataract Operation
New York July 11 reports actor John Drew underwent cataract removal surgery at a local hospital. Surgeons hope sight will be restored after years of impairment, with his wife and daughter reading lines to him during study of new parts.
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New York
John Drew
Red Cross Rumors Probe Under Way With Germany
Washington reports rumors in German presses accusing Red Cross wound care. The United States has asked the German government via the Spanish ambassador in Berlin for the basis of the statements. No reply has been received, and denials by the Red Cross and Henry P. Davison were not circulated in Germany.
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Red Cross
United States
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State Department
Heniy P. Davison
Red Oss Council
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