American soldiers train French athletes for inter Allied games
Paris reports 250 French athletes quartered at Joinville for intensive training ahead of the Pershing Stadium inter Allied games from June 22 to July 6. Lt Col Lee leads sessions with aid from Col Walt C Johnson and L C Schroeder. American boxing champions boost morale as they prepare in Paris, aiming to win across all weight classes.
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Ecole Normales Gymnastique Et 4’ Escrime de
Walt C. Johnson
American Expeditionary Force
Lee
L. C. Schroeder
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Christian Association
Springfield
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Pershing Stadium
Jackie” Clark
States
Bob” Martin
Akron
Ohio
Gene” Tunney
New York City
Billy” Kleck
New Orleans
Leo Patterson
Jop- UN
Johnny” Fundy
Pittebureh
Babe" Asher
Detroit
Frazee Faces Trades as Red Sox Slump Deepens
Boston owner H. H. Frazee, after removing familiar faces to inject life, faces rumored swift action. Talks of moving Jack Barry and Carl Mays circulate amid bids from Cleveland and the Mackmen. Frazee and Barrow deny friction while promising to restore Sox form by July 4, even if it requires major trades.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yanks
Frazee
Red Sox
Jack Barry
Carl Mays
Cleveland
Mays
Mackmen
Barry
Robbie Roth
Boston Slingers
Barrow
Carlisle Indians Football Glory and Open Carlisle Reboot
With the war over Carlisle may reopen as Washington and Midwest leaders push to reestablish the Carlisle Indian School. The piece recalls Carlisle’s storied grid history from 1895 under Yale graduate Vance McCormick to Glen Warner era stars like Pratt Thorpe and Calac, noting the enduring impact of its players in life.
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Washington
Carlisle Indian School
Middle West
Carlisle
Indians
Vance McCormick
Yale
National Democratic Party
Redskins
Glen Warner
University of Pittsburgh
Pratt
Guyon
Thorpe
Mt. Pleasant
Garlow
Wheelock
Libby Old Man
Calac
Red Water
Bergie Hawk Fagle
Wallatt
Lone Star
Little Boy
M Fmet
Republicans to name man to fill Van Dyke's place
In St Paul Minnesota on June 17 the Republican district convention will nominate a candidate to replace the late C Van Dyke in Congress. The Democrat convention yesterday nominated County Attorney Richard D OBrien. Van Dyke was the only Democrat in Minnesota's delegation. The special election is set for July 1.
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van Dyke
St. Paul
Minn
Congress
Inter C. van Dyke
Richard D. O'Brien
Minnesota
Batting Rally in Eighth Wins for Minneapolis
Minneapolis trailed Toledo 3 Dutch rally in the eighth produced three runs lifting Minneapolis to a 4 3 victory. Key players included Milius Murphy and Roberson. Toledo's Wilkinson pitched well for Milwaukee in another game, while Kansas City defeated Louisville 7 4 in a heavy hitting affair anchored by Anderson Bennett and Davis.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Dixie Davis
Anderson
Bennett
Davis
Meyers
Graham
LaLonre
Cleveland takes two from Boston in doubleheader
In Boston on June 18 Cleveland swept the day with morning 4 to 3 and afternoon 4 to 2 wins, finishing the four game set. Pitchers Phillips Wood and O Neill, with Schang and Jones, contributed to Cleveland's offense in the morning victory while Morton and O Neill paired with Pennock and Schang in the afternoon as Boston could not hold off the American Leaguers.
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Boston
Cleveland
Phillips
Wood
O'Neill
Jones
Schang
Morton
Pennock
Paskert's homer ends New York winning streak for Chicago
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 2 in a National League game played June 18. Paskert hit a two run homer that brought in two runners and ended New York's seven game streak. Zimmerman Fletcher and Pick starred in the field for Chicago. New York's team batting average was .251.
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Mackmen
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Kerr
Athletics
Schal Rogers
Perkin
Naylor
Johnson
McAve
YANKS
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Mbevereid
Hannah
Paskert
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Zimmerman
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Pick
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American League
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New Yo York
Cleveland
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Forks
Club Standings and Beers Stir Local Spotlight
A clipped OCR fragment hints at club standings, names Grana, Mak, Zico, and a start by Nani with a cease action tied to a sergeant figure. The legible bits suggest a sports or club update with personnel and organizational references amid unclear context.
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Sarneant
Contest Man Says Enter Now For Big Car Giveaway
A promotional appeal urges readers to enter a contest for a chance to win a large car. It suggests enjoyable postwork outings with family friends or a date, and stresses entering early before others commit support.
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Herald
Extra Special Vote Offer Boosts Subscriptions
A political notice promises candidates extra votes for subscription payments received by June 28 at 9 00 PM. Each dollar over 25 yields more votes, with 260 000 votes for 26 dollars, 270 000 for 27 dollars, and so on. Subscriptions during this period are worth more than at any other time.
Morning Herald Subscription Rates and Payment Options
The Morning Evening and Sunday Herald outlines subscription rates for years and months in advance with percentages listed. It specifies reduced prices for advance payment and notes the number of votes allowed for payment in each option.
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