Cubs Win Ninth Straight As They Rout Giants 35 3
New York June 12 Chicago won its ninth straight game here Tuesday beating New York 35 to 3. Causey, young local pitcher, after holding Chicago to one hit through five innings, weakened in the ninth as the Cubs scored three runs. Summary notes indicate Kanoff Merkle and Deal doubled, Burns Zimmerman and Paskert stole bases, Paskert Killifer and Deal sacrificed, with Chicago outhitting New York 22 to 27.
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Indians defeat Tit Yanks in 12 innings
In a 12 inning game the Cleveland Indians edged the New York Yankees 4 to 3. Roth hit a decisive three base hit, Baker and Gillspooley added two base hits, while Chapman and Roth stole bases. Evans was batted for in the ninth.
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Standings and results from major leagues
National League standings show Chi 31 12 .721 Rost. 30 20 .600 N. 29 15 .659. Cinn 28 23 .000 Pittsburgh 20 23 .465. Cleveland 26 24 .520 Rost. 20 25 .444. Phila 18 25 .419. Wash 29 4 7 1. St. L 18 25 .419. Phila 18 22 .491. Bklyn 17 28 .378. Det 15 27 .257. Results list Cincinnati Brooklyn and St Louis Philadelphia games on wet grounds. Chicago 6 New York 3. Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2. New York 3 Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 5 8 Detroit 1. Washington St Louis 4 Boston 1. Chicago 4. Games today include Pittsburgh in Boston and Cincinnati in Brooklyn. Chicago in New York. St Louis in Philadelphia. American League Boston in Chicago. Washington in St Louis. New York in Cleveland. Philadelphia in Detroit.
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Baseball Game Recap: Sacrifice Fly By Bodie Sinks Cleveland
Speaker delivered a sacrifice fly while Bodie drove in the run. Pratt, Peckinpaugh, Pipp, and Pinn contributed to double plays, with Bagby Chapman and Niller on unassisted. New York left 9 on base to Cleveland's 11. errors favored Cleveland 2 to 1. Caldwell issued 3 walks and struck out 3.
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Pirates Edge Red Sox In 18 Inning Classic
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 3 to 2 in 18 innings as Sanders shines after early rough patch. Sparse hits mark a pitchers duel with Konetchy and Wickland delivering key moments for Pittsburgh, while Rawlings and Konetchy stand out for Boston in a historic extended game.
Ten Carloads Of Horses For Races In Quincy
Ten carloads of running horses are bound for a major racing event at Baldwin Park in Quincy, starting June 19 for ten days. M. K. Harrison telegraphed Oscar Shannon that ten loads would arrive from Pitcher, Oklahoma, with Morrison's horns having winter races in New Orleans and the south. This will be their first appearance on a half mile track, promising daily racing for local fans.
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Philadelphia Defeats Detroit 8 to 1 in Tuesday Baseball
In Detroit on June 12 Philadelphia pounded 16 hits and committed four errors to defeat Detroit 8 to 1. Burns collected three singles a double and a triple in five at bats. Score by innings shows Phila leading with a strong offensive showing and Detroit struggling on defense. Batteries Adams and Perkins for Philadelphia and Dunningham C Jones and Spencer for Detroit.
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Shaw Comes Back And Outpitches Davenport
Shaw pitched seven innings in Monday's 14 inning game and again Tuesday outpitched Davenport but received little run support as St Louis defeated Davenport 4 to 2. Score by innings shows late rallies and the batteries were Shaw and Ainsmith for St Louis Davenport and Hale.
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Illinois Called On For More Than Quota
Aurora Illinois June 12 Illinois has been called upon for more than her state of the men summoned for military service in June and a revision of the draft order is to be asked of Provost Marshal General Crowder Local exemption boards were notified Tuesday by the Illinois adjutant general Frank Dickson Gen Dickson points out that Illinois is asked to furnish more men than New York and Pennsylvania combined He says the big quota results from a mistake by local boards who counted delinquents emergency fleet list remedial group inducted men and those recalled from the boards as trained
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War Casualty List Totals 130 Names Reported
Washington June 12 Army casualty list shows 130 names: 26 killed in action, 3 died of wounds, 3 died of accidents and other causes, 7 died of disease, 45 wounded severely, 43 wounded with degree undetermined. Names include Elmer J. Dominel, Talmage W. Gerrald, and many more across multiple states.
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W. Va
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Philadelphia
James A. Burne
Wausau
Wis
Leon Campbell
Athens
Frank Caralunas
Tamaqua
Ceal
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Phillips
Okla
Paul F. Cross
Shelbyville
Ind
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Canton
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Knoxville
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Iowa
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Cleveland
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Syracuse
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Oldenburg
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Huntington
Michael Keating
Brooklyn
Edwin V. Ruoff
Edmund Corby
New York
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Atlanta
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Greenfield
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Wilbur M. Claggett
Sullivan
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Kreeman
Theodore Pantchuck
Chicago
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Gilbert Ward
McDavid
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Robert Whittaker
Scranton
Harry H. Givens
Parkersburg
Fred R Abney
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Henry O. Reavers
John City
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Menomonee
Harry McCann
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Elmer W. McFee
James McIntosh
Covington
John Malenchak
Henry W. Morrow
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Patrick O'Leary
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George Purcell
Duncett Pa
Arthur Randall
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Emery C. Smith
Denton
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Pineville
Henry Snell
Birmingham
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New Orchid Named General Pershine Impresses Exhibit
London correspondence reports the British Horticultural Society exhibition features a striking new orchid with mauve petals and a rich purple tip, christened General Pershine.
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Hancock Supervisors reorganize with mine inspector chosen
Hancock county Board of Supervisors met in regular session at the courthouse. Amug Evans of Augusta was appointed county mine inspector. committees were formed for county home affairs, roads, salaries, education, and insurance. The board approved precinct reorganizations for LaHarpe and Rock Creek townships and set voting places for future elections. Delinquent taxes were tallied by State’s Attorney Farr W. Wood and officers prepared to attend the upcoming conventions.
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Fred Twesten
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