Live Sports of the Day Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 2 New York 5 finished at dusk. Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn 2 Boston 7. American League games Chicago 6 Cleveland 6. St Louis 1 9. Boston 4 Washington 7. New York Philadelphia doubleheader set for tomorrow. National and Western League notes list St Joseph 2 Sioux City 4 and Omaha 4 Wichita 2 Topeka 11.
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Philadelphia
New York
Olath
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklin
Roston
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Lewis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Piyebere
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
Western Leeague
St. Joseph
Aloux City
Denver
Linippin
Des Moines
Onialia
Wichita
Topeka
Coaches Prepare College Crews for Poughkeepsie River Race
Coaches across five colleges have trained crews for the national contest at Poughkeepsie on the Hudson. They have worked for most of the year to assemble strong boats. The Harvard Yale clash at New London remains a major draw, but the Hudson event grows in popularity and significance as crews from across the country compete.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
New London Fe
Races to be revived at Panama-Pacific Exposition
San Francisco plans a 30 day running meet at the Panama Pacific Exposition starting August 20. D O Lively head of the livestock department says the San Francisco Jockey Club will oversee the event and be organized this week after years with betting bans.
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San Francisco
Californa
D. O. Lively
Lively
Jockey Club
Famous Golfer Oman Am Killed at Ypres
Captain John Graham, a renowned golfer of the Royal Liverpool club, was killed in a charge at Ypres during a World War I engagement. He previously won the George’s Grand Challenge Cup at Sandwich representing Liverpool.
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Oman AM
Ypres
Liverpool
John Graham
Germitts
Grahban
Royal Liverpool
Sandwich
Denial of Victory Claim By Cheyenne Motorcycle Club
The Cheyenne Motorcycle Club denies a report that Mat George Wales was defeated by Fret Hank in a Frontier Park motorcycle race. They note no races have been held in the first week, Wales has never been defeated locally by any rider, and no ten mile race has been won in the time credited to Hank.
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Trilune
George Welen
Mank
Theyenne Motorcycle Club
Travers breaks record at Huntington Valley course
Jerome D. Travers, open golf champion, set a course record at Huntington Valley Country Club during the Lynnewood Hall cup qualifying, shooting 72 for the second half and totaling 150 after 36 holes. He led 94 golfers despite morning 88 and 40. afternoon 37 and 35.
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Philadelphia
Jerome D. Travers
Huntington Valley Country Club
Minor Leagues Curtail Salaries Across Classifications
New York reports that financial curbs hit the minors in 1914 and 1915. Records from twenty two leagues show over half reduced either salaries or player limits, with no increases over 1914 rules in either category.
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New York
Bargains in Mens and Boys Clothing at Ra Phaels Atlas
Local retailer Ra Phaels Atlas Theatre Block offers deep discounts on men and boys apparel. Sales highlight coats suits shirts and trousers with notable price cuts for spring wardrobe upgrades.
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HIG
Raphaels
Atlas Theatre
Blk
Cheyenne Motor Club Bulletin Weather and Road Conditions
Cheyenne to Laramie 60 miles and other routes listed as good condition. Destinations include Medicine Bow Rawlins Rock River Wamentter Greeley Fort Collins Wheatland Pine Bluff LaGrange Torrington Pole Mountain. Weather forecast cloudy today and tonight with warmer conditions.
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Plaine
Chevenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
Laramie
Medicine Dow
Rawlins
Rock River
Wamentter
Fort Collins
Greeley
Denver
Dover
Wheatland
Pine Bluffe
LaGrange
Torrington
Pole Mountain
Tennis Experts in Meet at Orange New Jersey Courts
Orange New Jersey June 22 The opening rounds of the Middle States championship were held on turf courts at the Orange Lawn Tennis club Mountain Station. Winners included P. Larned former champion C F Watson Jr D N Pate former Cornell star and Harold A Throckmorton Princeton interscholastic winner.
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Orange
N. J
Middle States
Orange Lawn
Entries for National Track Meet Closed in Cambridge
Chicago June 22 Entries for the tryouts by the national track and field meeting at Harvard stadium Cambridge Mass Saturday noon today. One of the vast string of competitors that ever took part in an amateur athletic union meeting in the east is assured. New York will have about forty representatives in the games while Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and other cities in the east will contribute their best talent.
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Chicago
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Mass
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Harvard Crew Spars In Stiff Evening Practice
Red Top Conn June 22 Harvard crews endured hard practice with two mile paddies and a mile upstream sprint. The varsity faced the toughest workout while the second varsity and freshmen worked on starts. Yale visit postponed to tomorrow.
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Red Top
Conn
Wray
Harvard
Yale Quarters
Notice to creditors for estate of Rena George
All bills against the estate of Rena George deceased must be presented to Harry P. Hynds administrator by the date shown. This notice appears in the public records with the reference 12-19-28.
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Rena George
Harry P. Hynds
Jewish Octrole Card Party at K C Hall
A Jewish organization hosts a Thursday June 24 card party at K C hall with prizes and lunch. Admission is 15 cents and the event starts at 8 PM.
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K. C. Hall
Commends Sliney for His Citizen Soldier Letter
A Washington War Department chief of staff writes Brigadier General George M. Sliney praising his stance in a Merchants and Manufacturers' association letter. The letter urges nationwide publication of citizen soldiery views, advocates federalization of the organized militia, and argues training and organization trump reliance on weapons alone.
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Division of Militia Affairs
War Department
Washington, D. C
George M. Sliney
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of San Francisco
Doline
Supreme Court to Review Caminetti White Slave Conviction
The U S Supreme Court reverses its prior action and agrees to review the Caminetti case from San Francisco involving a prison sentence for white slave law violation. It will also review Maurice I Diggs conviction in the same sensational cases amid questions of whether the law targets commercialized vice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
F. Drew Caminetti
San Francisco
Maurice I. Diggs
Harvester Case Reopened for Argument in Fall Term
Washington June 23 The International Harvester anti trust prosecution before the Supreme Court will be reopened for new argument in the fall term beginning October Neither side asked a rehearing and the surprise action lacks explanation Some observers think the court seeks reargument to gain a unanimous decision on Sherman law interpretation.
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Washington
International Harvester
Supreme Court
DeWet Given Six Years Imprisonment and £10000 Fine
Gen Kristian DeWet, a leader of the South African rebellion against Britain, was sentenced to six years in prison and a £10,000 fine for treason. The trial began June 10 after his 1914 uprising in the Orange Free State and western Transvaal. He formerly led the Free State forces during the Boer War.
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Blopmpontein
Union of South Africa
Kristian DeWet
DeWet
Free State
Orange Free State
Western
Transval
Great Brntain
Supreme Court halts sale of congressional land grant portions
The Supreme Court enjoins the Oregon and California railroad companies from selling undisposed portions of their congressional land grant. Sales to actual settlers at 2.50 per acre in 160 acre tracts are allowed under further action on the subject, while the court weighs forfeiture and the law's value.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oregon and
California
Government lands for sonar settlement and denied railroad settlers
The government places lands for sonar settlement and denies applications from actual settlers who occupied lands without railroad permission. The action clarifies compliance with the settlement terms and rejects unpermitted occupancy by earlier settlers.
Northeastern Colorado Lincoln Highway Group Meet
Notice announces a June 26 1918 meeting at the Denver Chamber of Commerce to discuss and settle travel designation on the Lincoln Highway. Attendees include Northeastern Colorado Association Western Nebraska and Young Lincoln Highway groups.
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Colorado
Asesoola
Sebrieka
Lincoln Highway Association
Denver Chamber of Commerce
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Travers
Huntington Valley
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Bulletin Cheyenne Motor Club
Orange, N. J
Crimson
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Aber
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Little F. Tello Cigars
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el Tello
Sliney
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Horr
Sere
Powusnes
As Vints Nes
Italy
Sexion Oil Company
Broadway
New York City
Chiches
Mining Science
Denver, Colo
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
Wim. Hanthorn
Seow
Leader Publicblag Company
Towa
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