Giants Crush Braves Nine Times in Boston Rout
Giants slugged to a nine run victory over the Boston nine as Ross Young and Zimmermann led a 15 hit attack. Sallee held Boston scoreless while Hearne and Upham were touched for runs. Fletcher and Salee featured in the defense as New York climbed to eight wins against Boston this season.
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Boston
Braves
New York
Apts
Boston Nationals
Ross Young
Seled
Young
Zimmerman
Zim
Fletchier
Slim Saltee
Fletcher
Higginspor
Sallee
Bunny Hearne
Bill Upham
Toston
Giants
Hearne
Stalkes
Upton
Walter Hotke
Rodriguez
AO AD
York
Lowhrieres
Salle
Susans
Cubs Sweep Series as Vaughn Ames Duel Ends 1 0
In a pitching duel at Chicago, Vaughn and Ames locked down the game until a first inning run by Hollacher and Mont gave the Cubs a 1 0 victory over the Cardinals. Mont and Hollacher produced the decisive plays, and Chicago logged the lone score while Ames struggled in the early moment.
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St. Louis
Vaughn
Ames
Hollacher
Mont
Chicago
Lote
Dagen —Chieua
Ethan Aiuskt
Latonia Entries and Tolls Spar Over Prices and Ages
Fragmented OCR lists Latonia entries, tolls, and prices with scattered names, ages, and dates. It mentions horses, breeders, and earnings like 800 dollars, with various figures and identifiers, indicating a racing or catalog page amid unclear detail.
Red Sox sign Ford and note baseball gambling danger
Facts and Fancies reports Ford signing with the Red Sox while a California soldier at Camp Merritt hints temperamental Tilly Shafer may return to baseball after service. The piece condemns efforts to purge gamblers at the Polo Grounds, cites past incidents, and praises presidents Johnson and Tener for addressing the spread of gambling in baseball.
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California
Camp Merritt
N. J
Tilly
Shafer
Yankee
Polo Grounds
Johnson
Tener
Boston
St. Louis
Gams
Jones
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ams
Section
Spectator Pleasures at Aqueduct Stir Races and Witty Hopefuls
The piece praises Aqueduct for its thrilling stretch and spectator value while contrasting Jamaica and Belmont tracks. It notes the fourfold pleasure of a race afternoon as track design and betting intrigue combine. Arlie Latham teaching King George to throw a ball sparks playful satire about crowns and sports.
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Aqueduct
Jamaica
Belmont
Arlie Latham
King George
George
Foreword on Football Prootball in Colleges and Camps
The article discusses renewed college football among Eastern schools Yale Harvard Princeton considering informal schedules and Big Three flexibility. It notes army cantonments as likely to boost the sport next fall with better fields and equipment, and praises soldiers adapting to football during training.
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Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Baltimore bars Fulton Dempsey bout amid war time rules
Boxing note reports Baltimore officials denying a Fulton Dempsey twenty round bout on July 18 despite prior permit plans for July 4. Police commissioners said no further fights will be allowed until after the war except already permitted events. Promoters Jack Curley Mike Collins and Jack Kearns protest the decision as injustice. Jim Coffey to meet Bartley Madden in eight rounds at Armory A. A. next Monday. Coffey seeks revenge for a prior knockdown.
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Frederick Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Baltimore
Fred
Jack
Board of Police Commissioners
Maryland
Jack Curley
Mike Collins
Jack Kearns
Bulm
Gilead
Jess Willard
Charlie Doessercely
Pioneer Sporting Club
West Forty-fourth Street
Armory A. A
Jersey City
McAdoo
Jim Coffey
Bartley Madden
Armory Club
Coffey
Madden
Jim
Roscommon
Enlisted Men to Attend Giants Game via War Camp Plan
Soldiers sailors and marines in uniform may join Giants fans through Mr Lutz at War Camp Community Service Unit No 5 old Harlington Hotel 65 West Twenty seventh Street telephone Farragut 6247. Arrangements with New York Baseball Club provide group admissions with Mr Lutz coordinating group meetings and entry to grounds. A supporting letter from Mr Hempstead explains the plan and eligibility for entry.
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Giants
Mr. Lutz
Sergioe Unit No. 5
Harlington Hotel
West ‘Twenty-seventh Street
Farragut
New York Baseball Club
Lutz
Mr. Hempstead
Renga
York
Maida
Newark and Syracuse Split Doubleheader in Rochester
Syracuse beat Newark 7 4 in the first game and Newark won the second 18 7 in a loosely played affair. Stars pitcher Heck relaxed after the early lead as Newark offense rallied in the ninth. Shea struggled with defensive support in the nightcap. Play begins tomorrow at 6 60 p m.
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Syracuse
Newark
Stars
Bears
Heck
Shea
No Fuel Cut For Auto Makers Denied
Automobiling notes that a claimed 25 percent coal cut for car manufacturers was reportedly denied by Fuel Administrator Garfield. The piece discusses rumors harming auto dealers, mentions motor club matches, and notes a citizen volunteer police aid offer from Jefferson De Mont Thompson to the Philadelphia Police Department. It also lists various league and association references and a garbled roster of teams.
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C. E. T. Sharps
Garfield
Washington
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Broadway Association
Trafic Commission
Police Department
Automobile Club of America
Thompson
Farright and
Harriss
America
New York City
Rochester defeats Jersey City 11 to 3 in straight games
Rochester won the June 26 baseball game 11 to 3 over Jersey City. Horsey was hit hard with poor support as Jersey City yielded eight runs in the second inning. Grant pitched the last five innings, allowing one hit.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Horsey
Colts
Grant
Olga
Carruth
Neinigert
Kobe
Suaing
Ieee Ices
Aten Witter
Kmwtaua
Rao Taints
Kinye
Iran
Sykes and Wood Win In Knollwood Tennis
Sykes and Wood, representing Knollwood Country Club White Plains, defeated William L. Stowe and Dean Demonds of the New York Athletic Club in a charity lawn tennis match for the Red Cross. The winners took 6 3 and 6 1 with a strong net attack. George J. Wilson presided as umpire and eighty five members and guests attended a stag dinner after the match, raising several hundred dollars for the Red Cross.
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Waller Ayxes
Ben Woou
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
William L. Stowe
Dean
Demonds
New York Athletic Club
Knollwood Courts
Red Cross
Sykes and Wood
George
Wilson
Knvilwood Country Club
Naval District Nine Beats Engine School at Columbia Field
Naval District Nine defeated the United States Navy Gas Engine School of Columbia University 12 to 0 in a nine inning game at Columbia University Field yesterday. Bornhoeft pitched shutout ball, allowing no hits and no walks as the Gas Engine School failed to score.
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Sd Naval District
United States Navy Gas Engine School
Columbia University
Columbia University Field
Bornhoeft
Jess
Rhe
Heatqurem
Mattorks
Moriiineft
Hebdewaite
Haylen
U S Outrage by Turks Unconfirmed Report
United States officials report unconfirmed word of Turkish troops looting an American hospital and seizing the American Consulate at Tabriz. Minister Caldwell in Teheran says no official details have been received. Sweden and Spain have been asked to obtain statements from Constantinople. About 4000 Turkish troops are said to be in Northwest Persia.
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Washtyui UN
Aune
Caldwell
Teheran
State Department
Tabriz
Peru
Bko
Constantinople
Spain
Turkey
Forsis
Nce
United States
Persia
Low Excursion Rates Planned for Summer
WASHitatus reports the railroad administration will issue reduced excursion fares to summer and seashore resorts. Passenger traffic committees are drafting thousands of local rates to seashore and inland destinations, with many sent to Director General McAdoo within a week. Existing rates before June 10 will not be restored, while new rates will be 10 to 20 percent below the straight fare.
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Washitatus
Railroad Administration
McAdoo
Commodities Market Monitor on Government Priority Orders
Commodities continued from page U show government priority orders gaining attention as the sputter market remains strong. Current prices for metals like pig iron, copper, and spelter are given against figures from a year ago, with Pittsburgh and St. Louis noted in the table.
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Bessemer
Pittsburgh
St. Loni
New crop wheat arrives in the Southwest market
Wheat movement rises as new crop wheat reaches Wichita and railcar counts show eighteen cars. Weather favors rapid winter wheat harvesting while The Price Current notes strong progress and maintained conditions. Railroads report good crop conditions in Illinois Iowa Missouri as Bradstreet's shows US and Canada stocks down.
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Wichita
Kan
Northwest
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Great Plann
Michigan
Indiana
New England
Filevator
Minoia
Nebraska
Bradstrest
New York
Chicago
Fresh Poultry Prices and Pack Details Across Regions
A listing of fresh poultry items with weights, packaging, and regional prices. Western milk fed fowls and broilers show varied weights from 2 to 24 pounds per crate, boxed and iced. Philadelphia Long Island items include fancy fowl prices per pair and per pound with express and freight options.
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Virginia
Philadelphia
Long Island
Broilera
Express
Western
Southern
Coffee and Cotton Seed Oil Prices Rally in Market
Today’s notes report firmer prices across commodities with coffee futures showing gains. Sugar tea and cottonseed oil also rise as trading activity remains brisk amid yesterday’s stronger market tone.
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