Red Sox win 10 innings one to zero over Indians
In Cleveland on June 6 Sam Jones outdueled Stanley Coveleskie as Boston wins 1 0 in 10 innings. Ruth delivered the game winning hit after Coveleskie’s wildness and the Sox defense backed Jones with three hits allowed through nine.
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Totals.11 Cautionary Baseball Log Confirms Miscue Summary
Batted for O Neill in the 10th and substitutions for Coveleskie and Evans in the 10th noted. Errors credited to Ruth Evans Wambs wanss Coveleskie. Two base hits by Wood. Hooper steals. Sacrifice hits by Strunk Chapman. Double plays by Me Innis Scott and McInnis with Thomas. Walks issued to Jones and Coveleskie. Coveleskie charged with wild pitch.
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Unnamed Players Helped by Errors In Ten-Run Scene
In the 10th inning Hooper drew a walk, Shean sacrificed, and Coveleskie’s late throw left both runners safe. Strunk’s bunt loaded the bases, a late peg to third allowed Hooper safe. Ruth hit sharply, forcing a run, then McInnis was intentionally walked before Coveleskie retired the next two batters.
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Wrestlers Earl Caddock and Ed Lewis to Meet in Des Moines bout
Des Moines, Iowa. Sergeant Tearl Caddock, champion heavyweight wrestler, and Ed Strangler Lewis of Lexington, Kentucky, were matched today for a bout here on June 21.
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Dick Hoblitzell Called to Service and Leaves for Camp
Cleveland June 5 Captain Dick Hoblitzell was officially notified he has been called to service and will depart with the Red Sox for Cleveland before the trip to Camp Oglethorpe Georgia. Letters here for Tony Vatlan and Benny Osthues.
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Dick Hoblitzell
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Women Golf Doubles Winners in Boston Four Ball
Mrs. G B Johnson of Brae Burn and Mrs. E W Daley of Oakley won the four ball best ball tournament conducted by the Women's Golf Association of Boston at Oakley Country Club. They also held the best gross and net scores. An open mixed foursome was scheduled for today with a possible postponement to June 14 if rain.
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Oakley
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Yankees Triumph 5-2 Over Browns in 10 Inning Duel
New York rallied in the 10th to beat St Louis 5 to 2. Gilhooley walked and Peckinpaugh doubled as Baker was intentionally passed, Pratt sac flies scored Gilhooley and Pipp tripled to bring in Peckinpaugh and Baker. Rain paused play 39 minutes.
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Harvard President Warns Allies Must Beat Germany at Sea
President Lowell of Harvard told Naval Cadet School graduates that war outcome hinges on sea supremacy. He cited Admiral Mahan on sailors over ships and warned Germany’s submarine warfare risks world dominance if unchecked. One hundred graduates received commissions in Sanders Theatre with several underage cadets to serve as instructors.
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Boxing gossip weighs on Mitchell and heavyweight plans
The Anderson manager names Char ley Kid Mitchell of Braintree on his list while noting his long layoff. Paddy Owens may fight Young Dyson of New Bedford if weight is arranged. Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey reportedly seek 25000 dollars for a July 4 Connecticut bout, and Johnny Donovan rejects a proposed match with Frankie Britt, hurting the club’s plans.
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Young Dyson
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Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Connecticut
Nick Altrock Wins From Tigers 3 to 2
Nick Altrock pitched Washington to a 3 to 2 win over Detroit on June 6 in rain shortened action. Altrock earned the decision after relieving in the eighth. Detroit’s final rally was cut short by a double play as rain ended play. The game featured runs by Foster Milan Ainsmith Young Cobb and strong fielding with key two-base, three-base hits and sacrifices.
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Charity Bench Show At Norumbega Park Held Today
The 11th annual charity bench show of the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts is set for today at Norumbega Park Auburndale. Mrs James P Lewis of Waltham vice president chairs the bench show committee and T F E L Kemp of Bridgewater will supervise the event. Proceeds support war charities.
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Norumbega Park
Auburndale
James P. Lewis
Waltham
T. F E. L. Kemp
Bridgewater
Boston Women Survivors of Submarine Sinking Return Home
Miss Charlotte A Perkins and Miss Caroline Higgins, both connected with San Juan and Porto Rico, arrived in Boston after survive g the sinking of the steamship Carolina by a German submarine off New Jersey. They endured 44 hours at sea in an open boat, taking turns at the oars, and suffered strain from exposure and cold while awaiting shore.
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Knickerbocker Express
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Tribute to Atty Innes Honor by Massachusetts Lawyers
Nearly 200 lawyers and former students gathered at the Copley Square Hotel to honor retiring law tutor Charles H. Innes. Speakers praised his teaching and influence while presenting a silver platter as a token of esteem. Innes noted his 25 years of service and career turning out more than 600 Massachusetts lawyers.
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Copley Square Hotel
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Raiders On Way to Rendezvous With Submarine Supply Vessel
Washington officials weigh whether German raiders head toward a rendezvous with a steamer to stockpile supplies and fuel Others consider a single fighting submarine paired with a tender commercial craft such as the Deutschland serving as a submersible supply base
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Club Women to Buy No Wheat Till Fall
Burlington Vermont June 6 Pledging Vermont club women to buy no wheat until the next harvest period the movement aims to ease market pressures and support farmers amid rising prices and shortages. The effort signals coordinated social action with local groups and state agencies backing the campaign.
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Club Women of
Vermont
Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs closes annual sessions
The Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs ended its annual sessions today and voted to harvest and discontinue serving refreshments at all social functions for the remainder of the war. Mrs. Gilbert F. Davis of Windsor was reelected president.
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Radio School Plays Remount Team at Braves Field
Harvard Radio School baseball team prepares for a Sunday afternoon game at Braves Field against the Remount nine from Camp Devens Ayer. The event is free with Braves Field provided, two National League umpires volunteering, and a 2:59 p.m. start.
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