Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's box scores show the Pittsburgh and St. Louis games with 4 runs for the Batteries in one matchup led by Alexander and Kilianer, Camnus, O'Toole and Simon. The New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago results feature pitchers Mathewson Wiltse Myers Griner and McLean on the mound. Across the American League, Philadelphia and Detroit share a 4 to 4 tie, while batters Wellman Stone Agnew and McAllister pace efforts for the season. Other city summaries include Washington, New York, Cleveland, and Omaha with varied scores and key players mentioned.
Prank Chance Offers Big Cash for Venice Shortstop
Mann el Frank Chance of the New York Americans offered 5000 dollars for the immediate release of Frank Tosp, shortstop of the Venice team in the Pacific Coast league. The offer may be accepted, but Chance is willing to wait until season end. Tosp, formerly a pitcher, has emerged as a sensational infielder since the season began, after a prior big league trial with Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
Mannel Frank Chance
New York Americans
Frank Tosp
Venice
Ue Voulpe
Chance le
Hap
Rose Wins City Election With Saner Policy Pledge
Los Angeles voters give Rose a majority over Shenk in the city election. Rose pledges not to increase saloons and calls for sane handling of social issues to improve morality. The returns outline his plan and the margin of victory.
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Los Angeles
Rose
Shenk
Rose Tose
Americans Set To Take On Australians In International Tennis
The American quartet Williams Williams McLaughlin Little Hackett is chosen to face Australia in a forthcoming international tennis series. Singles by Williams and McLaughlin with doubles Hackett and Little are planned, though lineup shifts may occur on match day.
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R. Norris Willams
Maurice BE. McLaughlin
Raymond JD. Little
Harold Hackett
Australia
Williams
McLaughlin
Hackett
Little
Robert D. Wrenn
United States Lawn Tennis Association, Ia
Haggett Leads American Tennis Training For World Title
Charles B Haggett, famed English tennis figure, directs US prospects ahead of the June 6 Inter national match against Australasia. At West Side Club he trains players with rigorous practice followed by rest to pinpoint faults and maximize court coverage. Critics say his method boosts America's title chances by about 265 percent.
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Europe
Maurice E. McLaughlin
United States
Norma Willams
Harvard
Charles B. Haggett
Haggett
Queen's Club
England
Mahoney
Doherty Brothers
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Russia
Belgium
Hagegett
West Side Club
Australasia
United States Lawn Tennis’ Association
McLoughlin
Williams
Touchard
Matle
America
Detroit Wins 1918 Locomotive Engineers Convention
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers selects Detroit as the convention site for 1918. San Francisco reports the decision on June 4.
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Detroit
San Francisco
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Wall Street in Fear at Market Open in 1907 Echoes
The first hour of trading saw a panic like 1907 with 300000 shares sold and 50 new low records. Declines hit standard shares as Washington policy signals and London quotes spurred liquidation amid loan calls and rising rate expectations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Standard
Washington
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
London
Baltimore
Chicago
New York City
St. Paul
Mike Murphy Dies at 58, Noted American Olympian Developer
Philadelphia reports the death of Michael Murphy, famed developer of athletes and builder behind three American Olympic teams. The longtime figure passed away in the afternoon at age 58, leaving a lasting impact on U.S. sports talent development.
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Philadelphia
Ichael (. Murphy
Johnson Sentenced in Chicago for Whig Slave Law Violation
Jack Jol son, a Black boxer, was sentenced to one year and one day in the John penitentiary and ordered to pay a $1000 fine for violation of the whig slave law. The writing mentions Balkan controversy and a sports note about socks and a necktie.
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Chicago
Jack Jolson
John
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