Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 3-2 in 10 Innings
Philadelphia rallied to end Chicago's five game win streak with a 3-2 ten inning victory. Oldring Walker and Burns drove in the runs as Danforth took the loss after Williams exited in the eighth. Gregg pitched well for Philadelphia. Eddie Collins had eight putouts at second base, a possible record. Wie made two running catches to rob Chicago of hits.
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Gandil
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Schalk
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Lynn
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Gardner
Chi
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Pirates Split Doubleheader With Brooklyn Team
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader, the Pirates winning 7 to 1 in the first game while the Superbas took the second 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Cadore and Herman solid on mound in a long second game before Brooklyn pinch hit. Grimes and Coombs supported both ends. major scoring details recorded per box.
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Griner
Miller
RHE
Harmon
Cooper
Archer
Indians Take Three Of Four From Red Sox In Cleveland
Cleveland beat Boston 3 to 1 to complete a three games to one edge in the four game series. Morton pitched well scattering hits except for a second inning Boston run. Score by innings shows Boston 01 0 0 0 0 9 1 and Cleveland 0 9 0 3 0 0 0s with Mays Schang Morton and Thomas as batteries.
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Washington Garners Another In Detroit
Washington won again from Detroit by free hitting, bases on balls, and errors to 5 3. La van's fielding was noteworthy, while Veach hit two three-base hits. Score by innings: Washington 110 010 011 5 Detroit 000 100 120 3. Batteries Harper and Picinich. Kalio, Cunningham and Yelle.
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Standings and results for major leagues and divisions
National and American leagues standings show teams like Chicago Philadelphia New York and Boston with varied records. Saturday results list Chicago 6 Philadelphia 0 and Detroit 3 New York 4, plus results from American Association and Western League matchups and open dates.
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Giants And Cards Each Take A Game
New York and St Louis split a Saturday doubleheader in New York. The Giants won the opener 6 1 after a fifth inning rally highlighted by Kavanagh muffing a pop fly with two outs. In the second game Doak and Sallee pitched 11 innings. St Louis won 4 2 as Young misplayed a fly, Smyth and Kavanagh scored, and McGraw was ejected after a disputed call.
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Smyth
McGraw
Byron
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Nehf Bests Toney In Low Scoring Boston Win
In Boston on Saturday, Nehf edged Toney in a pitching duel as the Red Sox beat the Reds 1 to 0. The only run scored in the seventh when Powell walked, Wickland sacrificed, Roush robbed J Smith, and Konetchy lined a single to left to plate Powell. Wingo and Wilson shared the batteries with Toney working for Cincinnati.
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Old Time Wrestlers May Grapple In Iowa
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 9 Dad Clark aged 55 of North Liberty wrestles Farmer Iguras 57 of Omaha in a best two of three falls match for heavyweight champion. They first met on the mat thirty two years ago. Both are in good shape. Promoters hope to secure the bout for Cedar Rapids following Farmer Burns remark.
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North Liberty
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Phillies Shut Out by Chicago in Six to Nothing Loss
Philadelphia was held to two hits as Chicago won 6 0. Tytler limited PHI to two hits while SHogg, Mann and Paskett produced the decisive first inning plays. Deal hit his second homer in two games, Vollocher starred on defense, and no PHI runner reached second base. Score: 6 0.
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Yanks Win Behind Ripe Hits and Davenport Wildness
New York defeated St Louis 4 to 3 behind a barrage of hits and Davenport’s wild pitching in the third and fourth innings. Tobin doubled for two bases, and Austin and Peckinpaugh added three-base hits as the Yankees took the lead and held on.
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Miller
Colleges May Place War Ban On Football
INDIANAPOLIS June 9 The question of abolishing intercollegiate football in the western conference colleges during the war has again come up. President William Lowe Bryan of Indiana University has written to presidents of other universities in the conference asking their views. Bryan had the matter up last year with the conference colleges and President Wilson. It was then the general opinion that the ban should be retained as it was believed the training was excellent. And in this President Wilson agreed. Since last fall America’s part in the war has risen and new problems now make action on intercollegiate athletics of vital interest.
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Questen
William Lowe Bryan
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America
Michigan U Wins Conference Meet In Its Come Back
Michigan proves comeback champions at the western outdoor track and field meet on Stagg Field, capturing the title as Illinois second and Missouri third. Carl Johnson of Michigan and Drake’s Howard Drew shine in multiple events, with Johnson setting a new conference long jump record and sweeping hurdles and sprints.
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Ames
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Carl Johnson
Keokuk Hannibal Teams Skip Meet Here
War garden duties kept Keokuk and Hannibal Y M C A teams away from a local track and swimming meet, leaving local boys to fill the schedule. In Class C, Moellering led with multiple wins in events such as the 30 feet hop, step and jump and the 440 yard dash, while Wells and Whitney earned several places. In Class B, Carlton led in sprints and hops with Dayton and McGinley placing in a mix of events. Class A saw Brittain and McCann win the 100 yard dash and shot put, with Brittain taking the top spot in the 100 yard dash and McCann placing second in shot put.
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Wells
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Moellering
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Moelering
Carrott
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Carlton
Dayton
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McGinley
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MeClann
McCann
Johren Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
New York June 9 Wilneys imported chestnut colt Fohren son of Spear mint Minella won the Suburban Handicap at one mile and a furlong on the Belmont Park course. Hollister finished second and Battle third while Cudgel the favorite was fourth. Johren led all the way and held on to win by one and a half lengths in 2 06 as track conditions slowed times. The winner's earnings totaled 5850 dollars.
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Gem City Business College Upsets Otis Shop Nine 7–5
In a top Twilight League clash on Saturday, Gem City Business College defeated Otis Shop with a 7 to 5 score. Otis batters Raymond and Druftel faced Beetle and Lane on the mound for the winners. Also noted: Trinidad, British West Indies, raising lizards to guard sugar crops from froghoppers.
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British West Indies
Life Uncertain Near Front Line in France
A French front correspondent reports from the line near the Oine district in northern France. He praises American troops, describes near-mim lethal shelling and gas, and notes morale remains high amid danger. He recalls six inch shells, shrapnel, steel helmets, and the surreal mix of danger with humor and resolve.
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Lexington Car Sales Record Reported by Judge Hubbard
Judge S A Hubbard, local agent for Lexington cars, reports selling 10 cars in the last five days. He claims a record for Lexington sales among Quincy dealers and notes a two week championship in selling cats in Quines.
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Judge Hubbard
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Candidate Arrested For Illegal Meeting Near Montrey
Charles A. Lindberg, a non partisan league candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, was arrested at the Uhrammer farm four miles from Montrey Minnesota on two charges conspiracy to violate Minnesota law prohibiting discouragement of enlistment and unlawful assembly. Eric Olson, former Populace leader, was involved.
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League
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Lindbergh Arrives for League Meeting Arrest and Bond
Olson, 72, was taken into custody as the sheriff and rural guard served warrants to about 500 farmers, including 200 league members. Lindbergh arrived, arraigned, and released on a $1,000 bond furnished by a league supporter. He denied league ties and said he runs as a Republican. Trial set for January 20. He stated he did not know the meeting was billed as a league gathering.
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QCL
Lindberg
Lindbergh
St. Paul
Fred Deeter Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Adams County
Fred Deeter of Liberty HL announces himself as a Republican candidate for Sheriff, subject to the September 11 primary. A 25-year Adams County resident, Deeter is a farmer, former auctioneer, and current Ford agent for Liberty Motor Co. and Clayton Motor Co. at 39, touting party loyalty, broad acquaintance, and an unaligned, straightforward campaign.
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Svar Moda
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