Warner's Hit Brings Victory In Close Harrisburg Loss
Harrisburg again faltered late as Wilkes-Barre won 4 to 2 behind Walter Manning who outpitched Cooper. Warner drove in the deciding runs in the last frame while O'Neill and Cotter set up the rally. The Barons benefited from timely hitting and strong defense to edge the Islanders.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Tri- State
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Cy" Warner
Pittsburgh
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Cotter
Miller
Kraft
Boley
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Ead
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Harrison
Reichle
Eere Boley
Tee ‘Larke
E Cooper
Wwe
Wee
Wilkes- Perce
Weiser
Manning - Cotter
Clarke
Frirman
Williams
Canadian sport after war reshapes American field sports
In Montreal and Toronto, wartime sport changes. Baseball remains strong with lingering public interest as many football talents go to service, while professional football may rise next fall. Amateur sport is seen fading until the war’s shadow lifts, with Canada’s experience serving as a forecast for the United States.
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New York Tribune
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United States
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Ruths
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Bits From Sportland Cheer Up Fans For Better Times
Multiple brief sport notes recount local and national games, player moves, and minor league results. Highlights include East Bethlehem Steel beating Rolling Mills 10 to 4, Pete Herman seeking exemption as sole supporter, Boston beating Cleveland, and Caporel’s strong pitching for Binghamton.
Timely Golf Gossip at Reservoir Park Opens Soon
The summer course at Reservoir Park will open next Saturday with greens praised as in top condition. Notable mentions include recruits H E Ehlers and Miss Laign among enthusiastic women players, and Mr McEuen offering lessons. Grant Forrer led park upkeep and a new American flag was donated to the club. Dues are $5 annually, with facilities like locket and hot shower.
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Sayers
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Karl Jr
Pavord
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Hollinger
Young
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Reese
Chick Evans
Miss Laign
Seaman
Rothrock
Binz
Ruth Starry
Soutter
Grant Forrer
Harrisburg
McEuen
Mexico Puts Ban on Regulation Bull Fights
In Mexico City on June 1 President Carranza issued decrees banning regulated bullfights, while no kill contests called no villadas were allowed to continue. A Red Cross fundraiser request for a killed bull event was declined by Carranza.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Red Cross
Tech Mandolin Club Elects Officers and Shows Strength
School notes report the Tech Mandolin Club electing Albert Michael as president Fred Essig as vice president Lloyd Cole as secretary and Henry Young as treasurer at year end. The group grew to thirty members after a winter start and earned a healthy concert return.
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Tech Mandolin Club
Albert Michael
Fred Essig
Lloyd Cole
Henry Young
Easton
Kyster
Baseball Scores and Today’s Matches Across Leagues
National League Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 2. American League Detroit 2 New York 0 Boston 5 Cleveland 1. International League Montreal 4 Rochester 1 Baltimore 3 Newark 2 Richmond 8 Providence 7. Other game postponed. Wilkes Barre 4 Harrisburg 2 Reading 8 Scranton 3 Binghamton 4 Utica 3 Elmira 5 Syracuse 2 Blue Ridge No games. Allison Hill Stanley 2 Galahads 1 Lucknow Planing Mill 2 Storehouse 0. Today Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston Wilkes Barre at Harrisburg Syracuse at Elmira Scranton at Reading Utica at Binghamton Smith Shop vs Clerks Stanley vs Rosewood Frederick at Chambersburg Martinsburg at Hanover Hagerstown at Gettysburg Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Detroit at New York St Louis at Washington Utica at Binghamton Syracuse at Reading
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Wee
Yracuse
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Scranton Eens
Allison Hills
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Galahad
Smith Sho Lucknow Shop League
Seenene
Planing Mill
Seers
Seteee
Rev J F Bullitt to Preach in Mass Church
The Rev James F Bullitt rector of St Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church travels to Hingham Massachusetts to take the rectorate of Church of St John the Evangelist and will return next week Trinity Sunday services at St Andrew's will be led by Rev Fletcher Clark of Philadelphia Holy Communion to be observed at 11 o'clock Bullitt previously served as locum tenens at St John in 1911 and has led St Andrew's since May 1 1911 both he and Mrs Bullitt active in local civic groups.
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St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hingham
Mass
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Trinity
St. Andrew’s
Fletcher Clark
Philadelphia
Mr. Bullitt
St. John the
Hints to Young Shooters in Trapshooting
Edward Banks writes on two beginner classes in trapshooting. Field shooters with gun experience need few hints, while pure beginners require extensive instruction before mastering the sport. Given practice, novices can rise to expert ranks.
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Edward Banks
Censorship Fight Lost as House Rejects Measure
Washington May 31 The administration’s bid for wartime censorship of newspapers failed in the House by 184 to 144, with 37 Democrats voting with Republicans to recommit and erase censorship from the espionage bill. Senate opposes censorship. no immediate effort expected. Oxford drill marks first voluntary military course by American students in Britain. A platoon trained under British officers hopes for recognition and transfer to the American army.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
Oxford
England
American War Department
London
Sixty Seven Killed in Missouri Tornado
Sixty seven people are reported dead after a tornado swept through southeast Missouri and southern Illinois causing widespread destruction. Hundreds are injured and communication is largely down as wires are cut and districts remain inaccessible.
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Missouri
Associated Press
St. Louis
Illinois
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