Giants Open Four Game Series At Braves Field
Beginning this afternoon the Giants and Braves square off in four games at Braves Field. The season has seen shifts with the Giants previously dominating the Braves, but now the Braves push to challenge New York. Stallings plans his top four pitchers Rudolph Nehf Hearn and Fillingim. Jimmy Smith has a swollen left wrist from a collision with Ray Powell in Philadelphia.
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Giants
Braves
Braves Field
Stallings
McGraw
Rudolph
Nehf
Hearn
Fillingim
Jimmy Smith
Ray Powell
Philadelphia
Fettle
25 Mile Race at Revere Tonight
The second half of the Saturday night cycle card at Revere track features a 2.5 mile motor paced race led by Clarence Carman Frank Corry and Paul Suter. The event was postponed from Saturday due to a heavy track condition and will run tonight.
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Revere
Clarence Carman
Frank Corry
Paul Suter
Nat Butler
Bumkin Island Navy Guards Routed 15-2 in Brav Field Play
Bumkin Island Naval Reservists crushed the Deer Island Guards 15 to 2 before about 10,000 fans at Braves Field. A six-run sixth inning sealed the win for Bumkin Island as Stewart and Crawford held strong on the mound. Attendance listed as 10,000 with Umpires Murry Steele Hallahan.
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Braves Field
Bumkin Island
Deer Island
Bumkin Islanders
Stewart
A. O'Brien
Sneden
Reardon
Twiss
Cannon
Sullivan
Bedard
O'Brien
Beta
Cook
Travers
Kelly
Griffen
Crawford
Grady
Forshaw
Jefferson
Twise
Mine
Murry
Steele
Hallahan
Two Fans Arrested After Bridgeport Game Riot
Aleck Ferguson of the Americana allowed New London two hits and won his 11th straight. Planters Manager Flynn was attacked and escorted from the grounds as a crowd rioted. Two local fans were arrested for breach of peace amid the onfield chaos and potential Sunday baseball action.
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Bridgeport
Aleck Ferguson
Americana
New London
Ferguson
Flynn
Planters
New Haven Triumphs Over Hartford 8 5 In Slow Game
In New Haven on June 23, New Haven rallied with hits in the second through fourth innings to edge Hartford 8 to 5. Gardella Grimes Bridger Leid Nutter Stimpson Ball Miller Christie scored for New Haven. Phelan Shay and Tyler contributed for Hartford as pitching and errors shaped the late innings.
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Hartford
St'pson
Grimesss
Bali
Bridgeryc
Miller,ib
Phelan
Ch'stie
O'Neilif
Plura
Shay
Bridger
Leid
Nutter
Stimpson
Ball
Miller
Christie
Low
Werve
Torphy
Meyerjack
Cook
Tyler
Hita
Seven More Massachusetts Men Killed in France
Seven Massachusetts servicemen have fallen since June, including three from Greater Boston. Two were killed in action on June 13, with others dying of wounds from earlier in the month. Most belonged to the Ninth and 23d Infantry regiments supporting Marines at Chateau Thierry.
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Massachusetts
Greater
Boston
France
Chateau Thierry
Patrick Paradine
County Kerry
Ireland
Catherine McSweeney
Avenue
Somerville
United States
Atlantic
Montreal
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Paradine
New England Casualties Totals 13 From 58 Announced
The War Department issued 58 casualties yesterday with 13 in New England. Several listed soldiers include Private Frederick H. Saunders of Cambridge who died of wounds, Private Joseph Belanger of Lowell who died, and Private John M. DeVeau of Woburn reported dead. Multiple other local servicemen are named with units and residences, reflecting missing in action and wounded statuses.
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New England
War Department
Marine Corps
Leicheprey
Red Cross
Berne
101St Infantry
104Th Infantry
John M. DeVeau
Stoneham Brothers
102D Infantry
Frederick H. Saunders
David W. Saunders
Crescent Street
Cambridge
G Company
Ninth Infantry
Joseph Belanger
Narcisse Belanger
Branch Street
Lowell
Charles H. McGovern
Blue Hill Road
Charlestown
John W DeVeau
Central Street
Woburn
H Company
George W. DeVeau
John Lawson
Charles Lawson
Dalrymple Street
Jamaica Plain
Philippines
Mexico
General Pershing
Second Engineers Regiment
New England Soldiers Listed as Killed Wounded and Prisoners
A dated casualty roster lists New England servicemen by name and home town. It includes killed in action Daniel F. Cooper Patrick Paradine John Lawson Emil Bruder Joseph Belanger John M. De Veau Frederick H. Saunders. mildly or severely wounded Donald T. Peck Edward Beaudry Mihriam Aram. prisoners George D. McHugh Frank J. Aliano previously missing from Co 102d Pt 102d Inf.
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John Lawson
Dalrymple St
Jamaica Plain
Holyers. Co
Eng
Emil Bruder
Southbridge St
Holyoke
D Co
Joseph G. Belanger
Branch St
Lowell
Mach
John M. de Veau
Stoneham
H Co
Frederick H. Saunders
Crescent St
Cambridge
G Co
George D. McHugh
Tyler St
New Haven, Co
Frank J. Aliano
Park St
Bristol, Conn
Total American casualties reach 8634, War Dept reports
Washington reports total casualties in American expeditionary forces to date as 8634. The breakdown lists killed in action including 291 lost at sea, died of wounds, died of disease, died of accidents and other causes, wounded in action, and missing in action including prisoners.
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Washington
War Department
Casualties of New England Men 1705 1918 List Summary
Fragmentary OCR lists casualties and prisoners for New England men with dates and totals. The readable portions mention Died of wounds and other causes, with unclear numbers and several garbled lines. The item reads like a wartime casualty roll or compilation from June 23.
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New England
U S Aviator Crashes Inside Austrian Lines
June 23 report says Clarence Young of American aviation forces descended within Austrian lines during a flight. Headquarters confirm he was not injured and comrades confirm his safety despite the forced landing in enemy territory.
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Italy
Associated Press
Clarence Young
Bullet Proves Fatal to Malden Infant
Richard Henry LeCain infant son of Mr and Mrs Fenwick LeCain of 25 Taylor street Malden died from an accidental gunshot at his home Friday evening Police investigated the incident as a tragic accident and no charges were filed against anyone at the time of report
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Richard Henry LeCain
Fenwick LeCain
Taylor Street
Malden
Malden Child Dies After Rifle Accident
A 9-year-old boy died yesterday at Malden hospital after an uncle mishandled a 22 calibre rifle. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow afternoon with burial in Forest Dale cemetery Malden.
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Albert A. Cook
Malden Hospital
Forest Dale Cemetery
Malden
Emperor Charles Receives Austrian Cabinet Resignation
Paris dispatch reports after a Zurich meeting Emperor Charles of Austria was asked to decide on Sunday whether to accept the resignation of Premier Schgler and the entire Austrian cabinet.
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Paris
Charles of Austria
Zurich
Switzerland
Schgler
Thrift Pops A Big Hit At War Savings Concert
Boston audiences packed Symphony Hall for War Savings Stamp drive events the State-wide June effort to reach 1 000 000 pledges. The THRIFT show raised several thousand dollars in War Savings and Thrift Stamps with each admission paying in stamps.
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Boston
Symphony Hall
War Savings Stamps Boosted at Symphony Pop Concert
Tickets sold out and stamps in high demand as Robert Weeks and William Chamberlain led Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives at a War Savings themed concert. Weeks sold $100 stamps after a brief War Savings address by Charles F. Weed. Various War Savings meetings and stamp drives were announced for Lynn, Needham, Reading, and Boston theatres with multiple speakers and times.
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Robert Weeks
William Chamberlain
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Weeks
Charles F. Weed
Massachusetts
Lynn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George T. Rice
Sailor Ryan
Needham—Masonic Hall
W. W. Dearborn
Reading Security Hall
P. m
Guy Ham
Nelson Byrne
Beacon
A. J. Farnsworth
Bijou
A. Theler
Boston
O. S. Marshall
Fenway
Marshall
Park
Shubert
A. R. Mack
Mack
Tremont Temple
James W. Spring
J. W. Spring
Haig Reports No Special Interest In News From Front
Field Marshal Haig telegraphs from battle headquarters in France to the War Office stating there is nothing of special interest to report. The terse message reflects routine updates during ongoing operations.
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Haig
London
Field Marshal Haig
France
War Office
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Seaview Avenue
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Amaha Plain
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Casualty
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Sixth Ave
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Vinal St
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South St
R.I. U. S. Inf
Mihriam Aram
Seaview Ave
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