Hoodoo Number Left in Women's Tennis Journey
Philadelphia June 1 The Hoodoo number of thirteen looms as the Women’s National Tennis Tournament advances at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss Molla Bjurstedt leads a New York contingent facing strong defenders including Mrs. Le Roy and Miss Bernhardt, with key matches notes on Pollak and Willard as the field narrows toward the semifinals.
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Pred Hawthorne
Philadelphia
Cassie Gress
Philasophis Cricket Club
St. Martin's
New York
Mise Helene Poligie
Robert le Roy
Molla
Helen
Rawson Wood
Bermbard
Marien Vanderhoef
New Yorks
Stiss
Bernhard
Mra. Wood
Mies Bjurstedt
Ake
Manual Stars Barred From Schoolboy Sports
Joseph Scofield and Manual Stars were ruled ineligible for schoolboy soccer after playing for the Wes Prep team last Saturday. The ineligible players Berry and Scofield appeared during a match between Erasmue Hall and Wes Prep, prompting school authorities led by Horace M. Snyder to suspend participation and investigate the breach of eligibility rules.
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Joseph Scofield
Manuel Training High School
Erasmue Hall
Ste. Wes Prep
Scofield
Berry
Horace M. Snyder
Spa
Echool
Eiteles
Feature Facts For the Fans Schupp Wins Eighth Straight
Schupp won his eighth straight game while McGraw's star southpaw struck out seven and remains undefeated this season. Holke collected three hits with one double in four at bats, Fletcher made a running grab and doubled Tragesser, and Walter Johnson shut out the Tigers with five scattered hits allowed. An error by Ty Cobb produced the Senators' lone run. The Dodgers erupted for eight in the eighth, Hickman homered with two on, and Olsen added a triple and three singles in five at bats. Eller pitched both ends of the Reds doubleheader, and Pirates won with an eleventh inning run.
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McGraw
Holke
Fletcher
Rawlings
Tragesser
Walter Johnson
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Senators
Dodgers
Hickman
Ivy Olsen
Eller
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Fitzpatrick
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Noki
Davey Roberton
Maranville
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Hole
Boshter
Bill Rariten
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Reds and Cubs Break Even in Double-header
Cincinnati and Chicago split a double-header with the Reds winning the second game 6 to 2 after the Cubs took the opener 2 to 1. Eller started both games for Cincinnati and was steady except for the first inning in each game amid a rain-soaked field.
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Newarks Blank Howley's Royals 4-0 in Newark
Walter Smallwood pitched a two hit shutout as Newark defeated Howley's Montreal Royals 4 to 0. Newark scored in the second on a walk and a single, then added three runs in the sixth on doubles and a sacrifice, with Ed Garner collecting multiple hits and the Bears solid at the plate.
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Walter Smallwood
Newark
Dan Howley
Montreal Royals
Smallwood
Ed Garner
Smatllwood
Eldred
Indigan
Bears
Lewis
Hana
Callahan
Cai
Russell
Hoth
Dred
McGraw Denies Interviews Amid NL Scandal Storm
John J. McGraw repudiates interviews alleged to quote him criticizing the National League and its president John Tener. The board of eight club presidents convened to verify the statements after McGraw’s suspension and fine for an umpire incident, while writers close to McGraw faced censure and tightened tensions across the majors.
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John Joseph McGrawman Giants
Giants
McGraw
National League
John Ki. Tener
John J
Provident Tener
Board of Directors
Fom
Gants
League
Presidentener
Will Byror
Front Line Heroics and Baseball Tidbits From War and Home
A ragged collage blends war memories with baseball chatter. Mentions Maple Leaf fighters scarred by front lines, Pershing and Roosevelt as names invoked in passing. Chicago White Sox and Tigers clash, Giants contend for pennant, U S sports and war toil mingle amid hopeful talk of upcoming play and shifts in rout.
Miss Hollins Loses on Links At Piping Rock
Mrs Gavin, formerly of Eseland now playing from Baltasrol Golf Club, won a dramatic 2 up victory over Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook in the women's metropolitan championships at Piping Rock. Gavin erased a ten-hole deficit, led by four at the twelfth, and despite Hollins closing to one up at the eighteenth, Gavin won on the final hole.
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Eseland
Baltasrol
Mrs. Gavin
Miss Hollins
Mrein
Herrole
Miss Holls
Stockton
Pippy
Mise Benfriew Lounshers
Bedfont
Eleanor Gate
Gavin
Miss Gates
Parra
Og Sim
Itarie
Stueke
Prastont
Sime
Grace
Wireah Dace
Mie Ra
Gth
Steaua
Four Runs in Eleventh Give Game to Pirates
In a June baseball game, the Pirates rally in the eleventh with multiple hits. Ward, Wagner, Jacobs, Carey, Pitler drive in runs as Bigbee sac flies, sealing a 4 run oust of St. Louis after a ninth inning blip.
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St. Louis
Briet
Hinchman
Meadows
Pitte
Ames
St. Louia
R du
Ward
W. Wagner
Jacobs
Carey
Pitler
Bigbee
Lovin
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Damien Dee
Pune
Adare Feria
Ferdie Schupp’s eighth win as Giants top Braves
Ferdie Schupp pitched six solid hits and a sharp defense to beat Boston 3 to 1 at Fenway Park for his eighth win of the 1917 season. Dick Rudolph struggled, balking at key moments, as New York built a two run lead after the first inning and held on behind rugged fielding and timely plays, including a remarkable one handed grab by Rabbit Maranville’s opponent.
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Ferdie Schupp
Giants
Fenway Park
Braves
Schupp
Rudolph
New York
Stallings
Dick Rudolph
Sherry Magen
Anished
Ferdie
Nehf
Maranville
Fletch
Kawlings
Baseball Teams Wanted in France As Aid to War
War Department urges sports for soldiers and proposes amateur New York teams enlist together. Apply to join a regiment so teams stay together. Contact the recruiting battalion on National Defence at 280 Broadway via the Mayor's Committee on National Defence.
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France
War Department
Regular Army
New York
Milter
Broadway
Yankees Clash With Sox Today In Big Series
The Yankees open a crucial series with the Boston Red Sox in a double header today as fans wobble between optimism and gloom. The club has split 8 of 14 with Western leaders and aims to prove its strength against the rival Sox amid a tense season. Colonel Ruppert donated funds for the New York regiment of engineers bound for France, with praise from committee members and Captain Huston of the Yankees.
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Chicago White Sox
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Clan Coley
New Yorks
F Giants
Red Sox
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United Engineering Societies of New York
New York Regiment of Engineers
France
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Huston
Sisnacey
Harry Bearrow
6Th Regiment of Engineers
Huston Tx
Standing of Major League Clubs to day
GAMES TO-DAY New York at Boston Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis Brooklyn at Philadelphia YESTERDAY S RESULTS New York 3 Boston 5 Chicago 2 Cincinnati Cincinnati 6 Chicago 2 7 In dark Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 3 11 in STANDING OF TEAM STANDING OF TEAMS Wal Pet WL Pet W L Pet W L Pet N York 31 16 .660 Cinci 27 33 .450 Chi 35 19 .643 Detroit 28 26 .480 Mae 20 19 .604 Boston 19 25 .432 St Louis 22 30 .423 White Sox 2 26 .952 Brhiyn 19 26 .422 N York 25 22 Sophia 18 39 .379 Pee 2e 25 .528 Pittshght 33 353 Cleveland 26 28 .600 Waskn 19 32 .373
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Senators Blank Tigers With Johnson Pitching
Washington wins the final game of the series against Detroit as Johnson shines on the mound. The Tigers falter with key hits scattered over two innings in a low scoring affair.
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Tigers
Johnson
Washington
Detroit
Camron
Tyene
Italy
Favorites Run to Form In Light Harness Races
Woonsocket June 19 Bay State Short Ship Circus opens with harness races. Alli Wood the Great wins the 2:16 event after six heats in the 2:22 trot. Wentworth and Start claim the 2:10 pace in three heats amid a fast track day.
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Bay State
Alli Wood the Great
Bade
Eight Runs in Eighth Defeat Moran Minions
Philadelphia June 19 Brooklyn pounded Moran with eight runs in the eighth inning after Olson opened with a triple. Daubert and Hickman contributed key hits as Brooklyn overwhelmed Philadelphia 8-0 in a chaotic late rally, Cadore struggling on the mound.
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Moran Minions
Ritchey Beaten By Manchester In Tennis Meet
Herbert H. Manchester defeated Roy Ritchey in a singles match at the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. Manchester won the second set 6 0 after a tight first set 7 5. Other winners included Charles Chambers and Gereald Donaldson Jr, with varied results throughout the event.
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Manchester
Herbert H. Manchester
Roy Ritchey
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Fnally
Charles Chambers
Leary Mollenhaver
Gereald Donaldson, Jr
Dafaulte
Chambers
G. D. Ward
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