Chicago shuts out league leaders 4 to 0 in win
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Brennan started for the visitors, Moore relieved after control issues in the third, and Smith received strong support from defense led by Tommy Leahy. Zimmerman argued at strikes and was banished. Phelan ran for him. Knake in good standing at second base.
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Miladelphia
Jocals
Brennan
Vieitore
Moore
Smith
Tommy Leadh
Brooklyn Beats St. Louis Behind Strong Hitting
Brooklyn scored runs in bunches as Perritt was roughed up and St. Louis could muster only three. Marbet pitched the eighth and ninth for St. Louis, giving up one hit. Mowrer, McLean, and Smith led Brooklyn with multiple hits, while St. Louis and Brooklyn released a flurry of offensive action throughout the game.
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Perritt
Marbet
Cleveland
Tenn
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Mowrer
McLean
Smith
Muff By Carey Is Custly to Pirates
Marty O'Toole pitched well for Pittsburgh but lost 1 to 0 to Boston. Connolly reached second on Carey's seventh inning muff, then Titus singled for a second time. Perdue limited Pittsburgh to four hits as Boston won its fifth straight one run victory. McDonald of Boston was ejected for arguing in the fourth.
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Marty O'Toole
Boston
Carey
Connolly
Sweeney
Titus
O'Toole
Perdue
McDonald
Two Slab Artists Knocked Out as New York Beats Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 17 New York defeated the local nine 6 to 2. Packard started, Ames relieved but struggled. Fromme and Harter each pitched well for New York. Fletcher and Doyle produced early runs, Snodgrass hit a home run, and Beecher tripled for Cincinnati.
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Doyle
Snodgrass
Beecher
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Tinker
Textean
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Packard, Ames, Harter and
Clarike
Sox and Tigers Split Day In Twin Bill
Detroit took the afternoon game 4 to 3 on timely hitting and shaky Boston defense while Boston won the morning contest 7 to 4. Key moments included Davis triple and Crawford RBI in the afternoon, and Hedient walking in the decisive run with the bases loaded. Bush left with a leg injury after colliding at the plate.
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Vitt
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Louse
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Carrigan
Ataeostashla Cave
Dauss
Stanage
Leonard and
Biddie Falls Shake Local Baseball League Collapse
The 1919 season begins deadly for Class 1 leagues as teams fold. Palma City Humboldt Auburn exit the Mink League amid poor attendance. Bidwell led three teams to a prior championship and hoped gate receipts would cover losses despite the loss of Pal1a City.
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Palle City
Andra Bidwell
Nocky Mountains
Cheyenne
White Head
Falla City
Bidwell
Sixth Inning Rally Wins For Washington
Washington defeats Cleveland 3 to 3 in the first game of a series as a sixth inning rally powered by strong support from Hughes. Gandil and McBride turn a key triple play in the fourth, and a fast eighth inning double play stifles Cleveland’s late threats.
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Graney
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Western League Results Update
Lincoln beat Denver 5 to 2 in seven innings. Des Moines tied Sioux City 5 to 5. St Joseph defeated Omaha 5 to 1. Wichita edged Topeka 4 to 3.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Wichita
Topeka
Proud Cruiser Becomes Coal Barge After Sale
The United States cruiser Detroit is converted into a coal carrying barge after Henry Hitner & Son bought the vessel as junk in Philadelphia. The old warship’s engine room yielded brass and copper enough to cover the purchase price as it moves under tow with a dirty cargo.
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United States
Detroit
Henry Hitner & Sone
Old American Polo Team Recalled to Defend Title
After being discarded by Polo Association managers a new British assembled lineup faltered when Foxhall Keene broke his collar bone. The Old American squad led by Jimy Payne Whitney, Devereux Milburn, and the Waterburys returned to defend the title, Milburn playing crucially for both sides and praised by experts as the world’s best polo player.
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Devereux Milburn
Larry Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury
Polo Association
Foxhall
Keene
Stevenson
Stoddard
Milburn
Jackson Cobb and Collins Lead Batters Across Leagues
For mid June two months into the season Joe Jackson of Cleveland Ty Cobb of Detroit and Eddie Collins of the Philadelphia Athletics top the batting leaders in the two major leagues. National Leaguers trail with Cravath Viox and Huggins among the near leaders as the race tightens.
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Collins
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
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Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
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Speaker
Cravath
Phillies
Viox
Pittsburg
Huggins
St. Louis
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Becker Protest 5 Held By City League Basketball
The Becker Athletica protest against a Sunday Becker Knights of Columbus game was upheld by the baseball commission. Disputed points include an incorrect ruling on a batter out of turn and an umpire’s decision to end the game after seven innings. If upheld, the game will be replayed, affecting final standings.
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Baseball Commission
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Knights of Columbus
Athletics
Anophre McInerny
Bennett
Kelly
Federhorn
McInerny
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Fottrell
Elevator Chauffeur Described As Human Umbrella
A witty observation portrays the elevator operator as a human umbrella due to his many ups and downs. The quip highlights the monotony and unpredictability of vertical travel in tall buildings.
Senate debate on Indian appropriation bill stalls action
Washington July Senate wrangles over the Ingo appropriation bill with Lane accusing colleagues of vagueness and obstruction. Stong and Chilton clash over salary and land suit provisions while Fall denounces lobbying and slow progress. The Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers allocates 100000 for organizing subway and elevated workers.
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Senator Lane
Oregon
Indian Committee
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Chilton
Texas
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Gallinger
Okiham
Fall
Hom
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