Yankees Take First Game of Red Sox Series
New York defeated Boston 3 to 2 in the opening game of a four game set as the Yankees joined the Red Sox at the league lead. Poor defense allowed six errors behind pitcher Mogridge who gave up only three hits and no earned runs. Peckinpaugh walked in the ninth, advanced to third, scored on Pratt’s sacrifice fly, and Pipp’s liner into the upper field stand sent Baker home with the winning run.
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National and American League standings and results
National and American standings list teams with wins and losses, then today's games and Sundays results. Key matchups include St. Louis at Chicago and New York at Boston in the National League, and Chicago at Detroit and Philadelphia at Washington in the American League.
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St Francis Blows Up Eagles Win in League Park Clash
St Francis parishes team exploded for four runs in the eighth inning to beat the Eagles 7 to 5 at League Park Sunday. Kemner pitched well for St Francis while Merkel started for the Eagles until a sixth inning back injury prompted Sohn to finish. The game marked the farewell for three Eagles players headed to Camp Wheeler. R H E St Francis 58 4 Eagles 7 11 5.
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Demaree Beats Rudolph in Low-Scoring Duel
In Boston on a Monday, Demaree shut out Rudolph 3 to 0 as New York won the pitchers duel. Rudolph suffered his first defeat after three wins this season. Boston managed only four hits off Demaree and reached second twice. Highlights by Rawlings and Zimmerman stood out.
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Pirates Have Easy Work Taking Game
In Cincinnati on June 25, Schneider’s wildness and Pittsburgh’s bunting and base running produced an easy win for the visitors. Mollwitz was removed in the fourth for bench talk, Archer finished at first, and Secrel E. pitched for Pittsburgh against Miller and Schmidt with Schneider and Allen behind the plate.
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Oeschger Keeps Hits By Brooklyn In Philadelphia Win
Oeschger allowed scattered Brooklyn hits while Cheney wild as Philadelphia won the first game of the series 7 to 1. Pearce debuted as regular second baseman for Brooklyn. McGaffigan drafted. Score: Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 1. Batteries: Cheney Miller for Brooklyn, Oeschger Adams for Philadelphia.
James Outpitches Veteran Cicotte In Detroit Win
James outpitched Cicotte as Detroit defeated Chicago Monday 6 to 2 in Detroit. The Tigers used timely hitting and Chicago errors to score their runs. Chick Gandil of Chicago was ordered to appear before his draft board for re classification on Monday.
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Cubs Start Weak But Close Strong
Chicago rallies after a shaky start to overtake St Louis in a driven game. Meadows leaves after a double by Mann, May comes on and allows the winning run as Mann scores. Heathcote Beall and Baird spark offense. Hendrix earns win for Chicago, Meadows takes loss.
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Harper Bests Gregg In a Pitchers' Duel
Washington beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Harper bested Gregg. Sam Rice, recently entering military service, made a farewell appearance with Washington, scoring a run and driving in another. Score by innings shows Philadelphia with 0 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 and Washington with 6 0 0. Batteries Gregg Perkins. Harper Picinich.
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Athletic victory over Melrose Boys by 3 to 2
The Quincy Athletics beat the Melrose team 3 to 2 on a Sunday at Fourteenth and Jersey. Strong fielding and pitching by Trapp for the Athletics and Ellerman for Melrose were noted, with six hits by each side.
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Kaiser the Beast of Berlin shows in Quincy four days
The Savey theater in Quincy hosts a four day engagement of Kaiser the Beast of Berlin billed as a significant patriotic production. Barneys Rosenthal of Jewel Productions presents the film with top admission prices, following record runs in New York, Kansas City, and St. Louis. The drama portrays Kaiser Wilhelm II with stark, forceful depictions of his rule, the Lusitania sinking, and German militarism.
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Payson Red Cross election names officers
Payson June 25 at a Payson branch meeting thirty five women attended. Election of officers for the year beginning June 24 1918 resulted in the re election of all former officers: Mrs E P Maher president Mrs Till Seymour vice president Miss Edith A Robbins secretary and treasurer Par von has fulfilled its quota of forty pajama wearers for the June shipment sending 34 suite pajamas to Quinney.
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Best Treatment for Catarrh S S S Removes the Day
An old medical ad promotes S S S as a blood cleansing tonic to cure catarrh. It claims impurities in blood cause drip in the throat hawking and bad breath and promises relief after taking S S S for pure vegetable treatment. Readers are urged to write for expert advice and order at once.
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