Pirates Fall as Dooms Men Triumph 18 to 3
Philadelphia hammered Pittsburg's pitching and capitalized on errors to win 18 to 3. Mayer silenced Honus Wagner near the 3,000 hit mark. Devore hurt an ankle running to first and Becker replaced him. Mamaux, McQuillan, and O'Toole each worked. DeVore left after sixth.
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Pittsburgs
McQuillan
O'Toole
Mamaux
Mayer
Honus Wagner
Devore
Becker
Pitsburg
Magee
G.bson
Viox
Wagner
Konetchy
Pittsburg
Balla
Lobert
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Byron
Pitte
S. Ap
Phila
H.C.A
Eve Byrne
Carey
Revere
Konohy
Aed
Oath
Slitchell
Luderus
Gibson
Paskert
M Kafora
Killifer
McQuil
Giants Drop One in 8th as St Louis Beats New York 8 to 6
St Louis scored four runs in the eighth to overturn a 6 6 tie and defeat New York 8 to 6. Miller drove in four for the Giants while Beck had three hits and a triple in four at bats. Marquard allowed ten hits in six innings with Perritt taking the loss after six.
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St. Louis
York
Eagles
Beck
Reubinson
Huggins
Miller
Stock
Byrne
Felding
Grant Oew York
Marquard
SN St
Wilson
Murray
Butler
Wingo
Ate ‘Beck
Meyers
Perritt
Robinson
Thorpe
Eeveleara Eae
Bescher
Grant
Heck
Doyle
Robnson
Burns
Dolan
Williates
Halle
Pieher
Robinsort
Kason and
Johnson
Detroit and St Louis Split Doubleheader in Nine-Run Affair
Detroit and St Louis divided a doubleheader in Detroit. In the first game St Louis won 6 to 5 after errors and shaky pitching. Detroit took the nightcap 3 to 0 before a train-bound crowd as Cobb returned from injury and stole third but was tagged out.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Thhe Browne
Hamilton
James
Shotten
McKee
Cobb
Veach
Cubs Win as Chicago Tops Brooklyn in First Baggers Invasion
Chicago Nationals defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 in a rugged game. Allen started for Chicago and was hit hard. Pfeffer relieved and shut them down late. Zimmerman homered for Brooklyn, with Vaughn strong in relief and Hummel doubling the opposition.
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Chicago
Leach
O Riggert
Sweeney
O'Mara
Corriden
Miller
Archer
O'Allen
Vaughn
MecCarty
Pfeffer
California Pair Dominates Sleepy Hollow Tennis Round
Lindley Murray and Herbert Hahn of Leland Stanford University win both singles matches at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Murray defeats Hugh Tallant 6 2 6 3 while Mahn beats Stephen Millet 6 2 6 2. The Stanford duo then takes the doubles match 6 2 over Millet and Howard Plummer.
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New York
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
California
Lindley Murray
Herbert Hahn
Leland Stanford University
Murray
Hugh Tallant
Mahn
Stephen C
Millet
Ike
Howard Plummer
Bolce’s Vistas Square Off With Delhi Club This Sunday
Merz leads Delhi Club against Bolce’s Vistas at Delhi Park. Dunlap and Waeteney form the Vistas battery while Merz handles the Delhi offense in a weekend City League clash.
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Delhi
Delhi Park
Harry Dunlap
Boike Waeteney
Stas
Speed Merz
Cuilicothe Visit At Wiedemann Park Attracts Ohio Fans
Ohio State League action at Wiedemann Park features Cuilicothe meeting the local club today and Sunday. With Reds prospects weak interest runs high as Hohnhorst, ex Cleveland player, joins the Brewers to boost attendance. Tickets priced 35 cents for grandstand and 1 cent for reserved seats, with games at Straur Fifth and Wale mut and Layingston's Fifth and York in Newport for Sunday.
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Fifth
Wale Mut
Layingston's
York
Newport
Oak Henning Transfers to Green Bay From Milwaukee
Milwaukee baseball reports Oak Henning, first base man for the Milwaukee Ameri ll, was today traded to the Green Bay team of the Wisconsin Illinois League per an opti relene. The move shifts Henning from Milwaukee to Green Bay and affects both clubs' roster plans.
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Wis
Oak Henning
Milwaukee Amerill
Opti Relene
Green Bay
Play Tie Game Between Rochester Internationals and Boston Americans
Rochester and Boston battled to a 4 4 tie after eleven innings as Hoff could not be touched, but Meikle yielded all four Rochester runs. Coombe and Cooper combined on the mound for Rochester while Cady caught for Boston.
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Boston Americans
Red Sox
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Meikle
Coombe
Cooper
R. H. ©. Roch’ter
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Hoff, Meikle
Upham and McMurray
Coumbe
Cooper and
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Buffalo beats Athletics 5 to 2 in exhibition game
Buffalo, N Y June 5 The Buffalo International League team defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 2 in an exhibition game. Bender started for Philadelphia and was retired after the second inning after being hit. Buffalo hitters faced Bressler and chased him for runs. Batteries Jameson and Stephens for Buffalo Bender and Schang for Philadelphia.
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Buffalo International League
Philadelphia Athletics
Bender
Philadelphia
Bressler
R. H. EB
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Schang
Joe Dawson In 500 Mile Race Suffers Serious Injuries
An X ray shows race driver Joe Dawson has five broken vertebrae from the May 30 Speedway 500 mile race but internal injuries are feared more. Doctors say if he survives the shock he has a chance to recover though his condition remains very serious.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Dawson
the Speedway
Dawson
Standish Named Purdue Baseball Captain for Next Season
Elected captain N.8 Standish of Hanover Conn was chosen for Purdue University baseball team. Standish played left field this year.
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Lapayetta
Ind
Standish
Hanover
Conn
Purdue University
Raymond and Wildey win Pennsylvania Eastern States doubles title
Philadelphia June 5 Mrs Ed ward Raymond of New York and Miss Edna Wildey of Plainfield capture the women's doubles championship at Merion beating Miss Marion Fenno and Miss Eleanore Sears of Boston in straight sets 6-3 6-8.
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Edward Raymond
New York
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Pennsylvania
Marion Fenno
Eleanore Sears
Boston
Merion
Maight
Raymond
Miss Fenno
Gilbert Harvey
M _ Florence A. Bain
Covington boxing arena lights up for grand opening night
The Covington Federal League Ball Park arena shows a bright first lighting and a cool river breeze. Opening card Monday features George Klett vs Ed Melzer and Alvis Welsh vs Patsy McMahon in ten round bouts with two six round preliminaries. Frank Mills will referee.
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Covington Federal League Ball Park
Fourth
Walnut
George Klett
Ed Melzer
Alvis Welsh
Patsy McMahon
Kid Hartfield
Battling Turk
Tommy Fitzgerald
Oung Jennings
Frank Mills
Mallory Defends Maryland Amateur Shooting Title
D F Mallory won the Maryland State Sportsman's Association annual shoot with 97 of 100 targets to capture the amateur championship for the second year in a row in Baltimore Maryland on June 5.
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D. F. Mallory
Maryland
Maryland State Sportsman's Association
International Athletics Rules Committee Delivers Broad Jump Decision
Lyons France June 5 The International Amateur Athletic Federation Rules Committee rejected the American demand for no digout at the broad jump take off by five votes to one. Sullivan chaired and defended the American method as safety and peak performance.
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France
International Ateur Athletic Federation
Commttee
Sullivan
Congress
International Federation
Rules and Records Committee
United States
Forth
Rules and
A Sullivan
8. G. Moss
Great Britain
Bunched Hits Carry Cleveland Over Indianapolis in Open Game
Cleveland defeats Indianapolis 6 to 4 as the home club fields sharply behind Kahler. Notable hits include Hillyard and Devoet double, with strong support from the defense to limit wild pitching. Game details cite early Cleveland offense and late Indianapolis resistance, with LeRoy and Kahler handling mound duties.
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Cleveland Association
Indianapolis
Kahler
Sabes
LaRoy
Hillyard
Devoet
Wille
Southworth
Knight
Livingston
Cole
Kirke
Balla
Willis
LeRoy
Bronkie
Crandall Apa Metz
Metz
Gardner
Kirké
Irwin
Johnstone
Amateur Baseball Schedule Highlights From Local Leagues
The Goldsmith team seeks three months of weekend games against independent or single opponents. Saturday and Sunday matchups feature East End Reds and Cincinnati Pump Company tied for first in the Queen City League, with various pitching plans for Saturday and Sunday. Other entries include Shamrocks versus Spinders, Avondale vs Hillsboro, Mohicans at Reading off June 7, Swastika Club versus Southgate Colts, and Cincinnati Cubs facing Riverside Spartans at Riverside. Florsheim Club travels to Sunman Indiana with Haag and Vetter pitching. Blue Licks meet Price Hill Club at Crowe’s Park with Harry Bacon hurling for Blue Licks.
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Goldsmith Concern
Charles Fricke
East End Reds
Cincinnati Pump Company
Lewin Lumber Company
Cincinnati
Herman
Mirose
Kuhn
Florsheim
Bethel
Linwood Pathfinders
Sunman
Ind. Haag
Vetter
Meyer
Grand Central Station
Blue Licks
Price Hill
Crowe’s Park
Callahan
Ohio
Indiana
Harry Bacon
Chuck Heller
Hillmen
Louisville Beats Columbus In Tight 5 2 Game
Louisville tied Columbus for third by winning 5 to 2. Northrop allowed all runs in the first inning while Louisville took the lead in the eighth on Dodge pass Clothier single and an error. Miller three base hit and McLarry two base hit highlighted scoring.
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Columbus
Louisville
Northrop
Dodge
Clothier
Omgsrion
Weinberg
Avslice
Louisvilligs
Cseessne
Humphrey
Hinchman
McLarry
Miller
Bailey
Gerber
Daley
Ellis
Connolly and
Owens
Terrapins Triumph Over Pittsburg in Big Victory
Baltimore pounded Pittsburg Reds 14 to 3 in a special dispatch from Pittsburg. Barger started for the Rebels but lasted only four and one third innings before Leclair relieved. both were hit hard as Sages pitched well for Baltimore. Key hits included two bases by Knabe and Doolan, while Swacina and Simmons added power for the Reds. Attendance reached about two thousand as Baltimore piled up 12 hits to Pittsburg’s 7.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg Reds
Barger
Rebels
Leclair
Sages
Doolan
Rheam
Jackl
Holly
Suggs
OjBerry
Knabe
Swacina
Simmons
McDonald
Suge
Brennen and
Cusack
Saturday Church League Standings and Upcoming Games
Standings show Immanuel Jones Brodth'd 500 games and clubs like First M. E. Luther Trinity and N. Christian with wins and losses. Upcoming matches today include Northside versus First M. E. at Winton Park Immanuel versus Trinity at Federal Park and Jones Brotherhood versus First English Lutheran at Taft Park No. 3.
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Os Immanuel
Jones Brodth
Luba
W.L
M. E
F. EH
Luther
Trinity
Northside
Winton Park
Immanuel
Federal Park
Jones Brotherhood
First English Lutheran
Taft Park
Federal League opposing Killifer injunction fight
Attorneys for the Chicago Federal League Baseball Club argue in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals that Judge Sessions erred in denying an injunction to prevent Catcher William Killifer from playing for the Philadelphia Club. They claim the Federals acted openly and that Philadelphia delayed in signing to pressure Killifer. The case is set for next Wednesday before Judges Warrington Knappen and Denison.
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William Killifer
Philadelphia
Chicago Federals
Judge Sessions
Michigan
Killifer
Federals
Philadelphias
Warrington, Knappen
Denison
Athletic League Highlights and Cancellations
N P Catholic Gym faces Coyington Y M C A at Rosedale while Yokum A C meets C A C at CA Grounds Celts A C battles Bethley A C at Inwood Park Highland vs Gym game called off due to track meet at Gym Grounds competitivo schedule notes show multiple interclub matchups with one cancellation.
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N. P. Catholic
Coyington Y. M. C. A
Rosedale
Yokum A. C
C. A
Celts A. C
Bethley A. C
Inwood Park
Local Commercial League Matchups Announced
The schedule lists Ivorydale facing Crimson Elmwood meeting Milford Christ Church plays College Hill nn and Shipley face Fechheimer at Tafi eld Storrs Shafter against Ibold at Federal League Park on Sunday June 7 Hess Auto meets Insurance in Evanston with several league clashes noted.
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Ivorydale
Crimson
Elmwood
Milford
Christ Church
College Hill
Nn & Shipley
Fechheimer
Tafield
Storrs Shafter
Ibold
Federal League Park
Hess Auto
Insurance
Evanston
Queen City League Matchups at East End and Lick Run
Cincinnati Pump Company meets Lewin Lumber at East End while Dolly Varden faces Courthouse at East Phd N P A C A game. City Hall hosts N P A C A versus the team at Lick Run in a second clash.
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Cincinnati Pump Company
Va. Lewin Lumber Company
East End
Dolly Varden
East PhD
City Hall
Lick Run
Krapp Pitches Buffalo To Victory Over Brooklyn
Gene Krapp pitched for the Buffalo Federals and beat Brooklyn in a 4 to 2 game. Seaton started for Brooklyn, Finneran relieved. Krapp allowed eight hits in seven innings, with Schlafly and Young driving in runs. Attendance reached about 900 at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Gene Krapp
Buffalo Federals
Gagnier
Rapp
Tom Seaton
Phillie
Finneran
Buffalo
Dieerserogeree
Wsie
Seaton
Hanford
Downey
Young
Schlafly
Smith
Krapp
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Louden
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A.E Brook
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Yers
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Iephy
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Ee Blair
Das Krapp
Chifieds Rally in Ninth Beats Hoosiers in Opener
A ninth-inning rally failed to pull even as the Chifeds edged the Hoosiers 6 4 in the Federal League opener. Falkenberg struggled as six lucky hits, including four in the sixth, fueled the visitors' late surge.
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Dinspatch
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosiers
Falkenberg
Independent League Schedule Recap
Merreil plays Miamiville, Auburns meet Erlanger, Newport faces Glendale, and Keystone clashes with Bickford Tool Company in a regional lineup.
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Auburns
Erlanger
Newport
Glendale
Keystone
Bickford Tool Company
Local Gym Meet Headlines Cincinnati Championship
Local track men prepare for a championship meet at the Cincinnati Gymnasium in East End this afternoon at 2 30. Teams in contention include Cincinnati Gymnasium University of Cincinnati and the YMCA with a possibility of an out of town club scoring higher. Athletes must be at Gym grounds by 2 00.
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Pell and Thornton meet for Old Dominion tennis crown
In Richmond on June 5 T R Pell of New York will face Dr Nat Thornton of Atlanta for the championship after Pell defeated Irving Wright of Boston 6 3 5 7 6 8 6 2 in the finals. Miss Mary Wagner of New York will meet Mrs Connie Sullivan of Richmond for the women's singles title. Connie Sullivan and Carrie Neely won the women's doubles, and Wylie Grant and Elizabeth Moore beat Sullivan and Wright in mixed doubles to meet Beals Wright and Clare Cassell for the title.
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New York
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Old Dominion Tennis Association
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Irving Wright
Boston
Mary Wagner
Connie Sullivan
Clare Cassell
A M Allen Elected Vice President of Harvard Clubs Central District
Special Dispatch from Chicago reports the eighteenth annual Associated Harvard Clubs session elected A M Allen of Cincinnati class of 82 as Central District Vice President. Other officers named include New England J G Phillips Topsfield Mass Eastern Armory Hodges New York and Paris-like districts, and Parmely W Herrick Cleveland chosen as treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
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Harvard Clubs
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St. Louis
New England
J. G. Phillips
Topsfield
Mass
Armory C. Hodges
New York
A. M. Allen
Cincinnati
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Minnheapolis
R. B. Montgomery
New Orleans
Arthur H. Moore
Kansas City
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San Francisco
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Christiania
Norway
C. Bard
Minneapolis
Parmely W- Herrick
Cleveland
Allen Retains World Pocket Billiard Title in Kansas City
Bennie Allen of Kansas City defeats Roy Bratt of San Francisco 200 to 66 in the third block to clinch the world pocket billiard championship. The three block total stands 600 to 149 with a high run of 48 by Allen. he will meet Alfred De Oro in September here for the championship.
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Bennie Allen
Roy Bratt
San Francisco
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Alfred de Oro
Fifty-One of Kellys Army Reaches Ft Wayne Detained
Fifty-one tattered men from Kellys Army, once bound for Washington via Sacramento, arrive at Ft Wayne. Police detain them on vagrancy charges. Police Judge Kerr orders riverbank cleanup. Commanded by Colonel C D Nan, who says he is a prospector, the group was camping en route.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
C. D. Nan
Colum
Error Costs Game as Stovall’s Drop Costs Chiefs
Special Dianarch reports a 2 1 Kansas City loss to Miner Brown’s St Louis Feds after Stovall misplayed Ken Worthy’s throw for the last out in the tenth. Groom and Cullop pitched well for the two teams in a tight contest with key plays including sacrifice hits by Bridwell and Misse and a double flag involving Goodwin and Stovall. Attendance details were not provided.
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Commercial Tribune
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Stovall
Kenworthy
Miner Brown
St. Louis Feds
Groom
Cullop
Bridwell
Simon Beret
Goodwin
Amres—Mannassau
Anderson
Wrestler Oscar Lockan Opens Challenge for Any Opponent
German welterweight Oscar Lockan declares willingness to fight any man in this region in a catch as catch can style with a strangle hold. Address mail care this office.
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Westler
Philadelphia Wins Griscom Cup Final
Philadelphia defeated New York 12 to 9 in the Griscom cup final at Greenwich. The standout match saw Miss Lillian B. Hyde and Mrs. Lawrence Swift beat Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow and Mrs. E. H. Fitler by two up as Philadelphia's leaders forged the victory with strong putting and long game.
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New York
Lillian B. Hyde
Lawrence Swift
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E. H. Fitler
Mrs. Swift
English Polo Team Triumphs in Second Practice Match
English challengers defeat a mixed second-rate side 14½ to 2 at Meadowbrook as Captain Vivian Lockett reclaims his place. Major Tomkinson and Captain Cheape lead with six and seven goals respectively as American players show ragged teamwork. Umpire Joshua Crane and timers William Rocap and J Eugene Geer named for international matches.
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Vivian Lockett
John Traill
Meadowbrook
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H. W. Barrett
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Barrett
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Viviani Accepts Cabinet Premiership in France
Rene Viviani, minister of public justice, accepts the premiership to form a new cabinet. He will name the full lineup to President Poincare by noon tomorrow, with ministers including Martin, Noulens, Malvy, Gauthier, David, Raynaud, and Renault among others.
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Joseph J. Bs
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Gaston Thomson
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Ohio and Kentucky Graduates at Annapolis Class Honors
Washington June 5 The Ohioans who graduated today at Annapolis under President Wilson's address included John Winslow James Black Bryan Ralston Harvey Mittendorf Lewis McDonald William Burgy. Kentucky grads were William Porter Allan Ashbrook William Austin Halden Dickinson with 154 graduates in the class.
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Annapolis
Wilson
John 8. Winslow
James D. Black
Bryan B. Ralston
Harvey C. Mittendorf
Lewis H. McDonald
William ©. Burgy
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William H. Porter, Jr
Allan W. Ashbrook
Willam de W. Austin
Halden T. Dickinson
Scott Is Chosen President of NEC Electric Group
Holton H. Scott of New York was elected President of the National Electric Light Association. The next annual convention will be held in San Francisco.
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Huntington Beats Newport 3 2 In Pitchers Duel
Lavender pitched strong for Newport but Huntington prevailed 3 to 2. Hart held the Brewers in check before errors and timely hits broke the game open in the eighth inning. Francisco doubled for Newport and Calbert scored on errors as Huntington pulled ahead late.
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Champs break hoodoo with 7 to 1 win over Portsmouth
Chillicothe, June 5 The Champs defeated Portsmouth 7 to 1 for their first win of the season against the club. Aultman pitched well, with solid defense and timely hitting from Shovelin Houtz and Conwell. Shovelin homered in the first inning as Chillicothe built the lead and paid off with strong fielding and pitching.
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Pitching Battle Ends in Tenth as Ironton Beats Maysville
Ironton and Maysville battled in a ninth inning tie, then Jackley singled Dell home in the tenth to lift Ironton 5 4. Haggerty and Sanford pitched well for their clubs, with Sanford striking out six and Haggerty two. Del and Badel had two base hits for the winners while Emery stole a base.
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Wet Grounds Cancel Lexington Charleston Game
Wet grounds at Lexington caused Columbus to call off the scheduled June 5 game with Charleston. No play occurred due to unsafe field conditions.
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Charleston
Polo Game Postponed At Carthage Grounds
The polo match scheduled for Carthage today has been postponed to tomorrow because the grounds are in poor condition.
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Carthage
Gaensberg to Play Evening Series at Gil Perihed
EB L Gaensberg claims champion key checker status and will conduct a series of games at 8 o'clock tonight at the Gil Perihed Against Home venue. Readings promise showcase of shape tests and gym style challenges.
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Gil ‘Perihed
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