Giants End Cubs Winning Streak In Pitchers Battle
New York defeats Chicago 1 to 0 as Perritt bests Tyler in a pitchers duel. Burns homers for the Giants the only run after Flack slips on a grounder in the first inning. Both lineups feature tense defense and a tight score through nine innings.
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New York
Chicago
Perritt
Tyler
Burns
Flack
Cub
A.B. R.twlo Ale
Hollacher
Mann
Merkle
Paskett
Deal
Zeider
Killifer
Eeee Reese
Ab.r.i.g. Ale. Young
Kauff
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Holke
McCarty
Rodriguez
N. Y
Chi
Cardinals trade three for an outfielder
ST. LOUIS. June 13 Austin McHenry, an outfielder from the Milwaukee American Association club, has been secured by the St. Louis Nationals in exchange for three players, Marty Kavanagh and Tom Murchison, and a third player to be selected. Kavanagh will play second base and outfield while Murchison is a pitcher. McHenry will report June 20.
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ST. Lois
Austin M McHenry
Milwaukee American Association
St. Lois Nationals
Marty Kavanagh
Tom Murchison
Kavanagh
Murchison
McTleriy
Standings and Wednesday results in major leagues
National and American league club standings listed with wins losses and percentages. Wednesdays results note Chicago and New York one run games while Boston and Philadelphia posted losses. American Association and Western League scores provide brief outcomes.
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GUS
N. YY
Cleve
Wash
Alg
jSt. LL
Isa
Phila
Bklyn
Chivake
New York
Cinncinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh O
Reston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Toeston T
Chicago
Dletrete
Washington
Joplin
Omaha
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Wichita
Cleveland Wind Wins Second Straight In Series
Cleveland defeated New York to take a second straight win as Russell left the game in the fourth inning. Love puzzled the Yankees while Morten started strong but faded as errors by Evans and Wambsganss aided New York. Final score not provided.
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Cleveland
Ios
New York
Russell
Love
Morten
Celese
Evans
Wammbsganss
Hwo
Ale Gilhooley
Peckinpaugh Baker
Sere
Pratt
Bodie
Marsans
Walters
Caldwell Seer
Chapman
Anee
Speaker
Roth
Wood
Miller
Teehee
Thomas c
Morton
New York Boven Ena
Clevelander
Gilheoley Marsans Roth
Aldwell
Thomas
White Sox Held 3 by Boston Reds in Slow Game
Chicago was limited to three hits as Boston defeated the White Sox 7 to 0. Mays allowed three hits over seven innings for the win, while Danforth yielded four hits in two innings. Stlouper, new Boston captain, collected four of the visitors' hits and Houper and Murphy stole bases.
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White Sox
Boston Reds
Chicago
Mays
Boston
Danforth
Benz
Wolfganger
Beng
Des Creer
Whiteman
Houper
Murphy
Weaver
Shean
Wolfgang
Mays iSchalk
O.A
AB Hooper
Meinnis
Thomas
Sete
Scott
Schung
A Mays
P Yo
al N
Ou. E
Leclard
Bee
E. Collins
Felsch
al Weaver
Gand
Ib Seen
Risberg
Schalk
Danforts
Benz Bat
Tourdanates
Washington Blanked For 8 Innings Wins
ST. LOUIS June 13 After blanking Washington for eight innings Shocker weakened in the ninth and the visitors pounded his offerings winning from St. Louis 6 to 4. Reese credited with the victory. Severeld caught first game of the season. Batteries Harper Reese and Picinich Berman Shocker Gallia and Severeid.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Shocker
Stanley Reese
St. Louis Nationals
Griffith
Henry Severeld
St. Lewis
Cacge
Harper
Reese
Picinich
Berman
Gallia
Relief From Itching Eczema Promised by Blood Remedy
Terrifying itching and eczema are described as deep seated blood diseases. Local salves fail. the Swift Specific Co offers a fifty year blood remedy with free expert advice. Send your case to Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for guidance.
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U. S. Os
Medical
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Athletics Break a Tie In The Ninth
Detroit game reports a 4 to 3 Philadelphia victory over Detroit on Wednesday after Shannon’s three base hit and Gregg’s single in the ninth. Score by innings shows Philadelphia 011 001 001 and Detroit 020 001 000 with Gregg and McAvoy battery for Philadelphia and Kallio and Spencer for Detroit.
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Detroit
Shannon
Gregg
Philadelphia
R.W.E
McAvoy
Kallio
Spencer
Two Hundred Entries For Coming Races
Ready for a ten day running meet at Baldwin Park from June 19 to 29 with C T Stevens as daily starter from the Worlds Fair. Q O Morrison of Anthony Kansas to be clerk of scales pad dock judge, M H Morrison of Oklahoma City secretary. Over two hundred entries already secured for the Quincy meet amid plans for a record event not equaled locally.
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Baldwin Park
C.T
Stevens
San Francisco
QO. F. Morrison
Anthony
Kansas
Morrison
Oklahoma City
Picher
Oklahoma
Perry Back To Boston in National Club Order
Cincinnati dispatch reports the national baseball commission voided Scott Perry’s transfer from Atlanta to Philadelphia and upheld Boston’s claim for his services for £2000. The Josten club may return Perry to Atlanta after thirteen days if desired. A minority view by Southern association president Borogh supported Atlanta’s disposal to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Cammission
Scott Perry
Atlanta Cub
Boston
Atlanta
Dave Tral
Tohausen
War Casualty List Totals 126. multiple names listed
Washington June 13 reports 126 American war casualties across categories killed in action and died of wounds or disease, severely wounded and missing. Names include Lt Wilmer Bodenstab Yonkers N Y and Captain Leonard K Hart Shawnee C plus many privates and sergeants from numerous states and cities.
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Washington
Wilmer Bodenstab
Yonkers
N. Y
Max C. Buchanan
Brockton
Mass
Malcolm Johnstone
Arlington
Alameda
Cal
Anthony Snider
137Th Company
Marine Corps
Leslie Venters
Shelmerdine
N. C
Wilford Washington
Liberty
Cook Stefen Stankiewich
Charkova
Russia
George William Dell
Malvern
Harry C. Kingston
Hermon
John F. Lindsay
Boston
Justin O. Lyell
Nashville
Cambridge
Minn
Edwin T. Olsen
Springfield
Ore
George W. Scallan
Brooklyn
Emmet Segrays
Hampton
Eddie Co.Smith
Florala
Ala
John S. Smith
Grand Rauids
Mich
Harry Golden
New York City
Raymond L. Shearman
Berkeley
Nile Oscar
Andersen
Thos. Biggins
Buffalo
Domenico Caputo
Joseph Crome
Cincinnati
Chas. D. Widdebrand
Minneapolis
John Morrone
Pasquale Papa
Mibbrook
Benj. Purifi
Arkansas City
Kans
Wayne Williams Schmidt
Martineville
Ind
Levi P. Brimmer
Reading Center
Fred W. Corzine
Concord
Joe B. Jenkins
Kitte Till
Albert F. Martin
Oskalonsa
Edison Miller
Delaware
Leo M. Ozuarjtos
Saginaw
Edward Svatba
New York
Arthur P. Dunn
Havana
Cuba
Floyd W. Gilliland
Chicago
Theodore Nesta
Darrington
Nathan C. Sprinkle
Velasco
Texas
Ellis York
Detroit
John Appostolus
Greece
Guildio Battani
Howard FE. Brown
Fred H. Campbell
Crowell
Tex
Sam A. Conley
Hiawatees
Lester Dorsey
Ark
Hardy R. Ellison
Belton
Chas. W. Foley
Thomas J. Foley
Lynn
Jessie Green
Delhi
Walter A. Haas
Kaukauna
Wis
E. — Transhaw
Sharples
W. Va
Floyd 1
Hawkins
Kaugauna
Edwin C. Wead
Beechmere
Rensselaer
Charlie E. Roberts
Burke
S. 1
Severn
Greensburg
Nat P. White
Holly
Joseph Williams
Washingtonville
Frank J. Wines
Waheno
James N. Burne
McLean Street
Ottumwa
Martin Dionne
Radcliffe
Towa
Theorwale Hansen
Lincoln Ave
Council Bluffs
Hugh B. Hieck
Tefferson Street
Waterson
Ray W. Hicck
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
Cavsus
Michigan Democrats Endorse Ford Aimed Senate Bid
At the spring conference in Lansing Michigan Democrats endorsed Henry Fedo of Detroit a Republican for United States senator. They urged Republicans to withdraw their candidates and unite behind Ford as the core candidate for both parties amid no clear indication Ford would accept if nominated in August primaries.
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Mich
Michigan
Henrys Fedo
Detroit
United States
Ford
Ar. Ford
Hancock County Board Okays Orphanage Care Increase
Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved raising inmate care costs at the McPonough County Orphanage in Macomb to 15 dollars per month. The meeting also listed names for election judges across numerous precincts, set board of review pay terms, and appointed road committee members amid term expirations.
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John Grases
McPonough County
Macomb, Til
Board of Supervisors
Hancock County
Hanecock County
Augusta
EL LL. Thomas
Wm. Lightner
L. EL Traser
Henry Hesett
AL Wilkinson
Lois Connardy
Teavis
Chil
Warren Kelley
Wilson Thompson
S. AL Medrll
Harmony
W. Shoup
H. I. Walker
Harry Faulkner
Llarmiony
Gi Fleming
D. E. Tearter
Carthage
Ist
J. We. Westfall
Strader
J.D. Adair
Ind
Williams
J. I Kirkpatrick
J. W. Beverhart
Frank Frrowning
Stidum
S. B. Duffy
Durhat
Walter Bartlett
Jesse Ithea
Flos. Wilcox
St. Mary's
Ad Carr
Frank Guthrie
Hurl Markland
St Mary’s
A. Tanner
Stanley Cunningham
Bow
Tuttle Tear Creek
Harry Houise
I. Vd Smith
Fisher
Prarie
M Benner
Verman Godhman
Mark Wisher
Reek Creek
St Precinet
J. A. Whitoh
Dank Mtevenron
Arthur Youngmournmeyer
Red Creek
J. G. Kiel
Pre Abbott
Prenic Habats
Dallas Ist
Pontenoue
Missie
Wein
Liskey
J. M. Avise
Walker
OEE Linnenburger
Conrad Jingist
Hadph Ememinger
Wythe
Charles Koehler
David Ayers
Louis Jagels
Montebella
Ist Precinet
Red Twesten
Javid Bencelhardt
O. c. MecCuartney
Robert Hall
A. (. Barners
Anderson
Sonora
Albert Balmer
James Parker
John PF. Schell
Appanoose
F.C. Ferguson
Welch
O. F. Jones
Roeeky Run
I C. Koerr
J. Tu. Hodes
Perry Froman
Wilcox
F. Gash
J. G. Crawford
M. Johnson
Warsaw
John
Hopkins
J. Bell
EF. Longnecker
Howard Baker
J. B. Shafer
Paul Heise
Geo. A. Weinhauer
Hoppe
John W. Berlin
Nauvoo
Joe Nelson
Wmn
Wemmy
T. I. Hudson
Board of Review
A. C. Williams
J. H. Helms
Chas. S. Tyler
Carthage Township
3S. Marr
Vacana Cies
Vans
Beleley
Twesten
Haigh
Vaas
Kelley
Local families visit and move in Knox county area
Mrs Amanda Swan visits her son Milton and assists with a new grandson. Willis Swango and children relocate to Frank Coroin property. Missy Meda Pruett stays with Miss Phoebe Long to help with house chores. Mr and Mrs J J Hause and Mr and Mrs Oscar Huse with their young son visit La Belle. J M Smith and family travel to Arashear to visit Mrs Sue Smith and A W Reuner family. James Reuner visits home for a stay. Mrs Harvey Thoroughman and family head to St Louis to join Mr Thoroughman at Nugent Dry Goods Co. Three sons, Harry Russ Kief fen John Fresh Lloyd Poor, register in Edina. Ninety-five men from Knox county register. Sergeant J J Keethler expects ten days furlough. stationed at Colonia NJ, visiting Summitville Iowa parents J J Keebhler Sr. Will and Morence Keethler accompany. Steffen Willie Mauck Spees reach Camp Mills NY after leaving Camp Funston. Mrs Fred Spees returns from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs W A Sapp and family visit Wilson Clark and WK Barnes.
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Milton
Willis Swango
Frank Coroin
Missy Meda Pruett
Phoebe Long
J. J. Hause
Oscar Huse
Httle
la Belle
J. Sf. Smith
Arashear
Sue Smith
A. W. Reuner
James Reuner
Harvey Thoroughman
Little Ronghly
George
T. Louis
jJein
Thoroughsman
Nugent Dry Goods Co
Harry Russ Kieffen
John Fresh
Lloyd Poor
Edina
Knox
J. J. Keethler
Colonia
N. J
Mia
Keethler
Morence
J. J. Keebhler
Summitville
Towa
Per
Steffen
Willie Mauck
the Spees
Camp Mills
N. Y
Eines
Camp Funston
Fred Spees
Kansas City
Canny Funston
W. A. Sapp
Wilson Clark
WK. N. Barnes
Community brief from St. Joseph area church and residents
Wm. Kelley’s Sunday gathering includes visits by Marie Spees Velma Swan toMiss Theodosia Swan. Miss Clara Sanford lately supervising St Joseph public schools moves to vacant roles. Mrs Fannie Bowles visiting Kansas City. Ward McSorley enlisting for ship building. Memorial service, church baptism, and new members noted. Luckett Barnes marriage at La Belle. Mrs Taylor to help care for two young girls.
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Wm. Kelley
Marie Spees
Velma Swan
Theodosia Swan
Clara Sanford
Ayusle
St. Joseph
Afn
Redross
Fannie Bowles
Kansas City
Tom
Ward McSorley
Stedross
LO. O. FL
Rebekah
Brogdon
Canton
Christian Church
Virgil Janney
Parts Island
James Vanskyke
Camp Dodge
James Overstreet
California
C. W. Blom
James Hustead
FF Luckett
Nellie Barnes
la Belle
Ron IF. J. Youngs
Fannie Taylor
Miss Taylor
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