Giants-Hurling Cardinals For Third Victory
In New York on June 24 the Nationals swept past St Louis to a 6 to 4 win. Ferns and Fournier drove runs, Nehf took the loss while Schupp fanned four for New York. Umpires Quigley and Kay called time at 2 07.
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Stas Nationals
New York
St -Louis
Nehf
Rome
Ferns
Pournier
Louig
Wyr Hoa
Boros
Young
Rfagil de
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Gabba
Lorid
Lar
S Tocglas
Totus
Atted
Went
Gubbell
Batte
Sth
Crors
Lavas
Bancroft
Fournier
Schupp
Bse
Snyder
St. Louis
Hubbell
Ters
Douglas
Cubs Hold Braves Scoreless After First Inning
Chicago leads 7 to 1 in a game described as tightly played on defense. O’Farrell of Chicago did not record an error in the nine innings, with mentions of solid fielding and key defensive plays.
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O'Far
Chicago
Wooston
Hon Powell
Surean
Vatke
Botkel
Walshmen Rally In A Shootout With Diggers
In a brisk game at Belanger Field, Walshmen outslugged the Diggers as scoring swelled in the fifth inning. Key plays included Callaghan’s left field triple, Roy’s relay to Bracetts, and Lindstrom’s double driving in runs. Burke and Bosse added hits as the Boosters pulled ahead, with Callaghan, Clark, and Sauter on the mound for Albany rivals awaiting Springfield. A crowd buzzed over a fan’s wire report about a junior named Shorty Emerick, as lineup changes and rookies stirred excitement for upcoming games.
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Atlee Shimt
Austin
Bill Ja
Burke
Bosse
Austin Ray
Boosters
Lindstrom
Gallus
Callaghan Tor
Clark
Sauter
Springfield Ponies
Albany
Sharty
Disturbance arrest and jewelry theft report
Neighbors complained of a disturbance at 295 William Street leading to the arrest of Athrine Norris and Laonaril Gabriello on breach of the peace counts. A separate report notes $600 stolen from a mattress hiding place at a new home on June 14.
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Laonaril Gabriello
William Street
Gabriello
Hiss Norris
Ethel” Helmert
Carroll Havenie
Detective Bureau
Masshampton
Aera
Bheriff Jena PF
Kelly
Jena Doe
Younster
American Thread for the Taps in Nagoya District
About 49 percent of the thread used in the Nagoya district was imported from the United States with the remainder Japanese made. Imported thread priced 2.10 to 2.99 yen per dozen tubes of 200 yards each, while total make ranged 2 to 2 yen per dozen. Imported had stronger sale due to perceived superiority.
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United States
Hegu Shih-chang
Fuan
Oruh
de Hsu
Monro
U Shu-chenz
Chang ‘So-Ling
Muin
Ares
Jaman
District of Columbia
Lattle Hsu
Chang
Manchuria
Eddie Fitzsimmons Stops Ralph Brady In Eleventh Round
New York lighter weight Eddie Fitzsimmons defeated Ralph Brady of Syracuse in the eleventh round of a one round match tonight when the referee stopped the contest Brady was knocked down once and appeared heavily punished Fitzsimmons weighed 125 pounds and Brady 150.
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Jersry Cry
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New York
Ralph Brady
Syracuse
Brady
Pitesimmons
China Military Factionalism Endangers Peking Rule
The piece argues that militarist factions control vast forces to guard the Peking regime, denying a real republic. It outlines rival warlords and regional governors, their armies, and the persistent power struggle between northern and southern camps. The analysis notes external powers backing the regime while warning of a possible downfall if unity fails.
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Ciina
Peking
Cling Iy
Republic of China
Cue
Munchu
America
Shimd
State Department
Oying
Yury Shih-kai
Fiyh
Yuan
Ani
Iwehuns
Chem Aibsonky
Eng
Reed
Juang
Toy
Bo Muheh
Dundee Jackson Draw Nets Narrow Tie in Boston
In Boston on June 14 Johnny dure dee and Willie Jackson of New York fought a six round battle ending in a draw. Both boxers offered steady offense with few defensive gaps as the crowd witnessed a closely contested match and no winner declared.
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Boston
Johnny Duredee
Willie Jackson
New York
McTigue KO's Grady in fifth round bout
Mike McTigue of New York, a featherweight holder of the Canadian championship, knocked out Tom Grady of Boston in the fifth round of the round match here tonight.
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Walipax
Mike McTigue
New York
Migzierweight
Toms Grady
Boston
Milford High School announces valedictorian and salutatorian
June 14 reports honor pupil Rather Carpenter as valedictorian for the class of 1920 and Bliss Anna Margaret Kennedy as salutatorian. Graduation exercises planned Friday in Central George assembly with AL Gunn presenting diplomas in his final board of education appearance.
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Milford
H. 1
Carpenter
Anna Margaret Kennedy
Central George
Assembly Hat AL
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Ign
Hupeh
Li Shun
Suchin
Nanking
Ji Li Shun
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Saltman Dick, Inc
Bridgeport
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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