Giants Win Two To Overcome Six Run Lead
New York Giants rallied from a 6 run early deficit to beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 in game one and 9 to 7 in game two on Monday. Regan pitched his first game for New York, and Coombs of Philadelphia was ejected for protesting in the second game. Fireworks as Brooklyn, Boston split a doubleheader. Grimes and Herzog ejected in the first and second games respectively. Cardinals beat Cincinnati in St Louis as Meado ws and May both pitched, Cubs sweep Pittsburgh in Chicago with a 7-0, 2-1 doubleheader. Alexander earn ing first win.
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Regan
Giants
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Scors
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Jacobs
Vady
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Dubuc
Perritt
Winters
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McCarty
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R. H.E
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Northrop
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May
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Miver
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Stanage
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Sloan
Wright
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O'Neill
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Shawkey
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Bodie
R.H.E
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Seibold
Naylor
Perkins
Thormahien
Nelson
Ruel
Rogers
Kinney and McAvoy
Baseball Standings And Results From Yesterday
Standings show Cleveland at 6 20 and New York leading with 24 wins. Results include Chicago losing twice to Detroit and New York sweeping Philadelphia. National League tallies list New York and Cincinnati atop, with several doubleheaders decided. American Association and Western League notes mention Terre Haute and Bloomington games with rain causing postponements.
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Cecesee
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Tele
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Pittesburgh
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Terre Haute
Moline
Bloomington
Roskford
Tilsa
Wichita
Veach Stars as Detroit Tops White Sox in Two
Detroit defeats Chicago 5-3 and 2-1 as Veach stars with a homer and two triples in the two games. Stanage and Flagstead also homer in the second game. Batteries Williams Cicotte Lynee Boland Stanage.
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White Sox
Detroit
Kilduff Leads Kilduff in Pittsburgh Chicago Tilt
Game summary shows Pittsburgh and Chicago score 1 1 in a tense matchup. Key hits by Cutshaw Paskett Deal Southworth and Salen produced runs, with Kilduff and Cutshaw contributing on offense. Pitchers Douglas and Cooper logged seven and five strikeouts respectively, with a wild pitch by Douglas. Errors and free passes shaped the contest.
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Innit
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cca
Cutshaw
Paskett
Deal
Southworth
Salen
Hollacher
Cooper
Douglas
Two Transports Dock With Men From France
New York June 3 more than 5000 soldiers arrived aboard the Graf Waldersee and the Canada. The Graf Waldersee carried 819th infantry complete 50th division and 26 officers and men of the 82nd infantry 38th division. The Canada held 1792 officers and men mainly casual companies hospital details and welfare workers. The troops are ordered to Camps Devens Dix Lee Jackson Gordon Sherman Taylor Custer Grant Shelby Dodge Funston Travis and Bowie.
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Graf Waldersee
Canada
Brouht
Almeno
Devens
Dix
Lee
Jackson
Gordon
Sherman
Taylor
Custer
Grant
Shelby
Dodge
Funston
Travis
Bowie
Ed Hollister on Golf Round Ended By Gopher Incident
Ed Hollister recounts a rare stroke at the golf course Saturday afternoon. He struck a shot through the fairway that lifted high enough to hit a gopher near his hole, killing the animal, though it kicked his foot and allowed the ball to roll away.
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Ed Hollister
Links
Mr. Ehfollister
Gladiators Of Ring Keep Trainers Busy In Toledo Quarters
In Toledo on June 3 boxing practice for Jack Dempsey as he trains for the July 4 world heavyweight title bid against Jess Willard. Dempsey boxes 12 rounds with various partners while trainers plan a one week rest. Willard, delayed by hot weather, to begin road work tomorrow. Willard’s claimed ages vary between 34 and 40, with a joking note on age.
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Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack Kearns
Jimmy Deforest
Dempsey
Bill Tate
Jamaica Kid
Terry Kellar
Kellar
Jamaica
Giant Tate
Willard
Hoe
Los Angeles
Tom Jetes
Bliss
New Officers for Hannibal and Committees
Hannibal Missouri June 3 The first meeting of the new council named officers and listed standing committees for the year with W A Storr as Mayor Pro Tem and F O Morris as city clerk and auditor others include George W Williams city street commissioner Loren Mills city engineer Dr R J Heavener ridge city physician Sylvester McIntyre city assessor Theodore Parka chief of the fire dept F J Kelly humane officer I S Parks weights and measures sanitary officer. Committees chaired by Aldermen Storr Conlon Mahan Finance Conlon Simons Featherstone Streets and alleys Bulley Schnitzer Mahan Nuisances Featherstone Simons Williams Claims Mahan Storr Conlon Relief Simons Gleason Mueller Fire department Mueller Schnitzer Featherstone Electric lights Gleason Savbury Clay Health and sewers Clay Gleason Mueller Parks and water works Schnitzer Storr Saxbury Board of health Williams Clay Bulkley Williams Schnitzer Police Saxbury Bulkley Williams Schnitzer Marriage Licenses Trenry J Purgens Camp Point and Miss Vernan A Pickens legal Plainville Justus Chesley Helen M Wellman Vernon A Pickens Charles Flow Winters Myrtle M Cody Quincy Olivia Geers Quincy etc.
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Plainville
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Los Angeles
Cab
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Quincy
Charles Flow
Winters
Myrtle M. Cody
Howard Fitz
Olivia Geers
Quincey
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Peerless
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RED Seal Records
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Majestic
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Newcomb Hotel
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