Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday results feature New York 3 Boston L Washington 3 Philadelphia beat Miss and Chicago 3 Detroit 0 while Cleveland 3 St Louis 4 and Cleveland 2. National League results show New York 3 Philadelphia and Brooklyn Chicago 1 St Louis. Baltimore and Syracuse run totals led to Newark 13 Syracuse 7. Standings list Binghamton 32, Toronto 29, Jersey City 33, Baltimore 22, Newark 32, Syracuse 35. Today schedule includes Jersey in Rochester two, Newark in Syracuse two, Binghamton in Toronto two, Baltimore in Buffalo.
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Yesterdas
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Games Today
Brooklyn
Philadel Chicago
Cincinnati
Pintsberth
St Louis
Nna
Toronto
Baltimore
Buff
Syracuse
Newark
Binghamton
Fiochester
Haltimore
Buffalo
Jersey Citi
Jersey
Hochester
Imore
Pittsburgh
Carp
Louis
Few Players Foreign Born In Major League Camps
Among 400 ball players in big league camps last year only about a dozen were not born in the United States showing baseball as an American game. Names include Jimmy Archer in Dublin George Gibbon London Ontario Micael Gonzales from Havana and Bob Bescher Jack Graney and Jim Walsh born in Connaught Ireland. Washington’s Headquarters recalls General Washington’s military sites and chairs while war orders were written.
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Jimmy Archer
Dublin
George Gibgon
London
Ontario
Micael Gonzales
Cardinnals
Havana
George Chalmers
Aberdeen
Scotland
Jimmy Austin
Browns
Swensea
Wales
Mattwitz
Cubs
Hecht
Kolberg
Germany
Outfelder Marians
Yankees
Cuba
Bob Bescher
Jack Graney
Cana Gans
Jim Walsh
Red Sox
Connaught
Ireland
Officers of Local Club Mobilization Federation Report
The treasurer reported receipts for the year ending June 21 at 14688.95 with expenditures of 14349.34 leaving a 329.61 balance. Secretary Ederbert W. Baker of Albany noted six Canadian actio mobilists attended the conference along with 16 Utica delegates. Warwick Automobile Club formed last week with 102 members and growth prospects. The annual report discussed anti glare headlight bills and other legislation. Proceedings included good roads arguments, labor on highways, and detour elimination proposals. Local officials and dignitaries sent regrets and praise, while resolutions supported state toll-bridge acquisition and driver licensing. The Ontario Automobile League, led by W J Robertson of Toronto, outlined league work in Ontario.
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Ederbert W. Beker
Albany
Actio
Utica
Federation
Sword
Warwick Automobile Club
Tis
Blakley
Laws and Legislaccon Committee
Ihe
A. H. Brown
Good Roads Committee
Edwin Duffey
Chaimoan Brown
Pas
P. Capes
New York State
Corteeae
Betretarrapes
Baker
Edwin Duffer
Sweet
Assembly
Whitman
George F. Chandler
Egright
New York City
France
A. W. Seaman
Broos Inn
Sotor Corps of America
Seartan
Regulation Corps
J. W. Thompsons
Owere
Dr Nichols
Saranac Lake
Middletown Automobile Club
Orange County Gelf Cus
Middletown Club
Middletown Lose
Thia
W. J Robertson
Toronto
Canada
Ontario Automobile Ieacues
Leagne
Ontario
Baucus Promotes Barge Canal Sale Plan At Auto Meet
President Baucus led delegates at Middletown in backing a motion to sell the Barge Canal to the Federal Government for repayment of state costs. He urged government ownership of navigable waters and praised the plan to fund new highways with funds from the sale. The convention adopted the resolution and formed a committee to present the idea at the October meeting.
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Broobl.a
Clio
Frank MM. Baucus
Troy
Dau
Baucus
Siste Highway Department
W. B. Babbies
Albany Automobile Club
Herbert G. Andrews
Brooklin
New York State Automobile Federation
Andrewsing
George Derac
Federation
Barrows
Ips
Derac
E Federation
Galloway
Gallowar
Anddleown Automobile Club
Cle Delemtca
Peta
Finnegan and White Tie The Knot At Mt Carmel Church
Thomas Finnegan of Ilia and Miss Matty White of this city wed this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in a ceremony performed by Rev. Father Keating. The couple left for a short wedding trip following the service.
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Finnegan—White
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Thomas Finneger
Ilia
Matty White
Father ©. Keating
Commencement Friday Night At City Hall Campus
Commencement exercises Friday evening will stage thirteen women nurses receiving diplomas. Dr. C Spencer Kinney will give the address on mental nursing with music by the orchestra and several traditional ceremonies. Miss A M Waller will administer the nurses oath and Frank Durland will present the end prize. A faculty alumni reception and dancing follow, with light catering arranged by the State Hospital Club for guests from afar.
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Middletown State Hospital
A. M. Waller
R. N
School of Nursing
Frank Durland
Board of Managers
Ashley
New York
Nurses’ Alumni Association
State Hospital Club
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Zim
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Federal Fuel Administration
Ita
Ontario Automobile League
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Carmedy
New York Health Department
Red Cross
Warwick Friends
Alice Roth
Ithe
Stratton
Woodrow Wilson
Spain
Shelmer
Riece
Charles H. Finance
Joseph Herbert
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Charlies Gunderson
Hoboken
Charles H. Moore
Freman
Cena
Hmaentic
Barrett McMickle
Mac
Jim Head
Mic
Father Colier
Ics
Motion Pictures
Princeton
Nassau
Princetonian
Grange
Bloca
Old Nassau
Norma
Princeton University
Charles W. Kruger
Hosvit
Uni
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Miss B. Sacpson
Remai
Warwick Auto Clu
Warwick
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Warwick Auto Club
Dr. J. , Wood
J. G. Norton
J. Ogden Goble
Flora W. Hypard
New Milford
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Amity
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Eve Edenridle
W. A. Wright
G Lake
Fred Houston
Bellvaley
M. Houston
Leke
C. K. Morford
Henry Seeley
Treas
the Times Press
Evel Theatre
U. S. Marines
Mary Pickford
Stella Maris
Stawages
A. Sia
Manaam
Evelyn Greeley
Billy West
Pa’s
Wellington
Donna
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