Lelivelt Tops A A Batters In Chicago Report
Jack Lelivelt of Kansas City leads the American Association batting race with .833 in a Chicago report dated June 20. Becker, Mullen, and Harteau are near him, while Dressen and Paul lead in runs and stolen bases. Kansas City tops team batting as leading hitters across clubs are Lelivelt 381 and Becker 380 with other notable figures listed.
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Chicago
Jack Lalivell
Wianene City
American Association
Mwankamo
Harteau
Mullen
Toledo
Gerber
Columbus
Dressen
Bt Paul
Leada
Kansas City
Lelivelt
Kanana City
Becker
Vieinia Cit
Pai
Deing
Indianapolis
Kirke
Louie
Vile
Mollwits
Carne
Winnipeg Takes Two From Fargo in Double Bill
The Pegs rolled past Fargo-Moorhead in a split twin bill, afternoon 4 to 8 and evening 5 to 2. Malone and crew shut out the visitors in the afternoon while Wright sparked the Winnipes in the night game. Wright was ejected and fined $28 after a disputed call by umpire Shuster.
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Malone
Jun
Kearns
Thomas
Wright
Winnipse Club
Shuster
Seorea
Minot Wins Last Game in Local Series
Minot defeated Williston 13 to 6 in the final game of the Northern League series. Brautigans men led off, Marshall’s crew added runs, and the visitors briefly rallied but could not equal the score. Both teams showcased ragged fielding as Minot and Williston split the four-game set.
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cHeresé Special Service
Williston
Tuna
Minot
Brautigans
Marshall
Browing
Bellman
Iocam
Giants Beat Giants and Boston in Split Double Header
National League double header in New York yesterday ended in a split. In the opener the Giants edged Boston with a late rally as Maranville led Boston with homers and hits. The second game saw Boston pound three Giant pitchers for seventeen hits, while Rudolph and Tragesser helped secure an 18 to 17 Boston victory as the Pirates and Reds notes appeared in scattered form.
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New
Boston
Giants
Reaton
Maranville
R. H E
Tyler
Barnes
Tragesser
Benston
G. Smith
Teareau
Gibson
Rariden
R.H. E. Boston
Rudolph
Tragessar
Middleton
Ja G
Smith
Kruger
Gibeon
Newville Visitor Team Triumph In Ninth Inning Win
A chaotic readable fragment notes Newville securing a ninth inning victory over Chicago opponents. Mentions include Mitchell Pittsborsh, Wingo, Ron Wise, and Lakeview College indirectly tied to a late rally. Bank references and damaged names create a blurred local game recap with unclear scores.
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Ron Wise
Chicago
Al—Hornsby
Mt. Lous End
Vistors
Regenta
Meadows
Gongiles
Damareg
Mandrix
Eilat
Mina
Seriden
Yona
Ty Cobb Far In Lead In Batting Standings
Detroit star Ty Cobb leads in batting with a .246 average, backed by Wheeler and Hellman, as Chicago and Cleveland vie for top hitting honors. The report lists leaders in runs, hits, and home runs across multiple teams, noting Roush and Cravath among top averages and Cravath leading in home runs with seven.
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Edmondson
Ham” Myatt
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Addiion
Knaupp
Covington
Little Rock
Ding
Welub
Hyatt
Chattanooma
Eamondson
New Orleana
Moran
Atlanta
Kninley
Nenville
A Rock
Smith
Birmingham
Viel
TY Cobb
Chicago
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Michaligures
Detroit
Cleveland
Bisler
York
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Pittapurg Veter
Roush
Cinch
Srulee
St. Louis
Wagner
Larry Doyle
Whitted
Philadelphia
Robertson
New York
Cravath
Burns
Ni York
Cincinnat
Cruine
Bt Loula
Olron
Brooklyn
Flacher
Pittabure
Horneby
Bt. Lou
Wrestlers Train Hard for Fourth of July Match in Omaha
Marin Prestina of Omaha and Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis train for a championship wrestling bout slated for July 4 in Omaha. Ordeman began wrestling in 1907 and has victories over noted rivals such as Jon Wentwaard, Fred Beell, and Dr. Roller et al. Prestina and Ordeman are rising contenders in the era, with both boasting solid records.
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Omaha
Marin Prestina
Henry Ordeman
Minneapolia
Avant
Ordeman
Jon Wenterwaard
Fred Beell
Dr. Roller Eta
Three Major Leagues After Ralph Miller Bid War
Waterloo Iowa in June reports major league clubs seeking Ralph Miller a former center or infielder with the Waterloo club of the Central Association Detroit and Chicago National Scouts involved in the pursuit.
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Waterloo
Mtar
Central Agaociation
Detroit
Chicago Nation
Miter
Baseball Games National Standings Report
National baseball results and schedules list multiple games and matchups including New York vs Boston and Philadelphia vs Brooklyn. Also noted are Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Detroit and other city pairings with varied scores and upcoming games for today.
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Philadelphia
Pry
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Aes
Aveertenn
Renee
Borton
New York
Bill Detroit
Cleveton
Philadelpha Americana Association
Indiana
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Minneapolis
Milwauke
Toledo
Vaughn
Anderson
Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Meadows
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Nehupp
Alexander
Phillies
Rixay
Phillien
Amer
Toulah
Adore
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Argeniye Phiecalphia Ame Postenteage
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Louie
Chicamo
Cleveland
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Detroit
Mt. Louie
Veteran pitcher Eddie Plank Steadies After Five Game Setback
In Detroit, 80 year old hall of fame pitcher Eddie Plank outpitched to win the lone victory for his team in a five game series. Nehan’s slow curve and top ball baffled hitters as Plank used a controlled pace to handle the mound, keeping Cobb's bat from breaking through.
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Eddie Plank
Detroit
Plank
Nehan
Spelftone
Cobb
Chick Evans to Play Two Exhibition Matches in Minnesota
In Joliet and nearby towns, golf star Chick Evans, with Brahn of Edgewater Golf Club Chicago, will headline two July exhibition matches to aid the Red Cross. Evans teams with Harry Legg of Minneapolis against George Bargent and Ota George in a 18 hole foursome at Interlachen July 9, with a later mixed-alumni match at Minikahda. Spectators urged to donate to the Red Cross.
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Minikahda
Spectatora
Red Cros
Brilliant pitching and late runs lead Tigers win
Detroit won 19 to 1 over St Louis as Koob McCabe and Park led with multiple hits and power. Hellman homered with Cobb on base in the fifth, Veach added another homer, and Burh collected a double and three singles in six at bats.
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Tigers
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Hallock Nine Defeated by Warren in Hectic Game
Hallock Minn on June 30 hosted Warren Northern league squad. Warren won 9 to 5 as Hallock pitchers struggled after seven strikeouts by Laninga and Delbern. Final score shows Warren 9 Hallock 5 with Hallock committing two errors and Warren one. Time of game was 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Boston
New York
Win
Yaphie Agnew
Walter
Peckinpaugh
Hooper
Hernia
Hallock
Minn
Warren
Wan
E. Goval
Mallock
Tdelbern
Joonlaw
Atrike-Oath
Delbern
Laninga
Dane
Bane
Munch
Girls Promised to Meet Two Men in City
Miss Thecla Gerken of Woonnocket Rhode Island was shot and killed here Wednesday night by an unknown assailant. Her companion Miss Mabel Houlihan met two young men the night before on their way home after which the men arranged a meeting for the next evening which the girls did not keep. Police seek the two unnamed men and believe the clue may help catch the murderer. Gerken’s body was sent to her parents in Woonnocket yesterday.
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Thecla Gerken
Woonnocket
Chum
Mabel Houlihan
Miss Gerken
Woonnocket Yeateray
Regents Stand Firm on Board of Regents Positions
In Bismarck on June 20 Emil Scow of Rowman and J A Power of Leonard declared they will not retire when their terms expire, awaiting legal successors. The dispute arose from attempts to oust the board last winter, with the governor’s authority and interim appointments under scrutiny by the Supreme Court. The court previously found the question not pertinent to the case, but the issue is expected to return for decision.
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N. D
Emil Scow
Rowman
J. A Power
Leonard
State Board of Regents
Hanna
Supreme Court
Senate
800 Railroad Case Up Again Monday
Minot Kansas city. The Soo railroad faces four charges for alleged liquor law violations found during a state cleanup. The preliminary hearing ended with the nays waived on all counts, but testimony will be resumed Monday July 2 in Minot as the case proceeds. Many Foster County towns plan Fourth of July celebrations with games, races, and a large parade. New Rockford will host the county’s largest event led by the Modern Woodmen, including nights, ball games, and an auto parade. Military control of roads around London tightens security and requires soldiers in vehicles to show authority and license.
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Boo Railroad
State Line
Nate Han
Soo
Foster County
Carrington
N. C
Juanita
Lee Crowley
Masked Wonder
New Rockford
London
Rminia
Ure House
Jamea
Rainfall Brings Hope to Parched North Dakota Areas
General showers spread across southern and eastern North Dakota last night restoring moisture to parched belts. Rain was reported in Reynelda Hillshore Larimers and Devil Take among others with several paths noting improvement. Crop outlook likely to brighten as moisture improves critical bellwether regions.
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Japan Offers Russia a War Loan Amid War Effort
Tokyo reports Kasuji Shoda says Japan was negotiating a war loan to Russia and to Britain and France as part of its aid to the Entente. He notes loans and securities purchases are not official operations and aim to curb U.S. gold outflow while backing allies. Shoda stresses Japan’s wartime finance remains strong, with a growing trade surplus and calls for unified financial actions with China to support economic cooperation.
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Industrial Bank of Japan
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Miniatai Shoda
Ching
China
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Miners Announce Plans to Strike in Colorado
Penver Colorado June 20 Members of the United Mine Workers announced plans to strike after filing a notice with the state Industrial Committee. John F Moraty president of local No 16 said the move aims to act on behalf of workers employed by Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. Moran said the notice would be formally filed Sunday.
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Colo
State Industrial ‘Committee
John F. Moraty
Futher’ No. 16
United Mine Workers
Colorado Fuel Ondron Company
Moran
Letter From Pershing's Troops Describes London Leave
Bt Paul June 30 A letter received by Mrs PF C Williams from her son Charles Williams chief intelligence officer with Major General Pershing reports troops from Pershing's expeditionary force being lavishly entertained in London before sailing to France. The note dated London Sunny June 10 is censored.
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Rt. Paul
Pershing
PF. C. Williams
Charles Williams
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France
British Advances Over Lens Front Reported
British forces under cover of heavy artillery last night attacked German positions across the Artes battle front north and southwest of Lens. At Oppy they seized trenches, took about 250 Bavarian troops prisoner, and pushed beyond Avion in the Lens mining district amid ruined coal works and mine pits.
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Selah 50
Wall
Lens
Artes
Lane
Oppy
Moun
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Aome
Avion
Mitterricks
Pole
Germany
No Possibility of Filling Regiments Amid Sluggish Recruitment
Washington reports that President Witkon's drive to fill the regular army and its reserves by June 49 failed as only 3,812 men were accepted nationwide. Indications favor using selective conscription to replenish the ranks. An unrelated item notes a disposable paper spoon introduced for public eateries.
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Witkon
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