Jimmy Burke Debuts With Split Doubleheader For St Louis
Jimmy Burke started as St Louis manager and split a Friday doubleheader with Chicago. The first game went 11 innings to a 3 1 outcome for St Louis, mishaps by Murphy costing a run, while Benz clinched the second game 6 2 after Risberg angrily threw his bat at nearby officers and apologized afterward.
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Chicago
Jimmy Burke
Fielder Jones
St. Louis
Murphy
Hendryx
Davenport
Benz
Risberg
Army
Risber
A.B.R H.O.A.E
Murphy, Rf
Weaver
Sone We
E. Collins
Gandil
Ene Wines
Lil Felsch
Bene Roe
J. Collins
Rf & Wf
Risberg, Ss
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Seonae
Cicotte, P
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Sothoron
Cicotte
R.H.E
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Cards Hit Harmon Hard and Take Game
St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 1 after Harmon was hit hard in the first and second innings. Rain delayed the game for thirty minutes.
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Harmon
ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Indians Take First Game With Tigers
Cleveland defeated Detroit in the opening game of a five game series here. Cleveland took the lead with timely hitting and Detroit's lone error, while Kallio struggled on the mound. Brilliant fielding behind Coombe preserved several outs, and Cleveland scored five runs to Detroit's one.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kallio
Coombe
R.h.le
Yelle
Coumbe
Thomas
Ruth Hits Another Homer Beats Boston in 3 1 Win
Ruth slugged his tenth homer of the season to back a 3 1 Washington win over Boston in the series opener. Harper earned his sixth straight win as Boston could muster just one run on two hits. Bader and Agnew, Harper and Picinich powered the scoring with errors and miscues shaping the late innings.
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Ruth
Boston
Washington
Harper
Bader
Agnew
Harper and Picinich
German Foreign Secretary Von Kuehlman Resigns
Zurich dispatch reports Dr. Von Kuehlman offered his resignation as German foreign secretary on Wednesday and that the Emperor is expected to accept the move. The Journal cites sources in Paris noting the development.
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Kuehlman
Paris
Havas
von Kuehlman
Zurich
Yanks Bunch Hits On The Athletics
New York defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 as nine of eleven hits came off Gregg in two innings. Pratt opened the second with a double and ended it with a grounder to short. Merlin Kopp reported plans to join the local club from Toledo.
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Philadelphia
New York
Gregg
Pratt
Merlin Kopp
Toledo
Baker
Walker
Hannah
Burns
Acosta
Marsans
Finneran
Pipp
Miller
Peckinpaugh
Philadel H.C.A
Bancroft
Williams
Stock
Nares Luderus
Cravath
Meusel
Pearce
Ae E Burns
Hogg
Awe Renee
Fitzgerald Bene
Jacobs
P Tetera
Adams Attene
H G Burns
Young
Fletcher
Ss Wilhoit
Ae Zimmerman
Holke
Ib Bariden
See Rae
Sicking
McCarty Rodriguez
O Demaree
P Peseen
Zimmer
Wiliamsman
G. Burns
Zimmerman
E. Burns
Rariden
Demaree
Luderus
E Burns
Demaree Hurls Giants To One More Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the opening game of a five game series. Demaree pitched a strong game for the locals. Zimmerman drove in three runs and scored another. Williams homered in the first inning for the Phillies lone earned run allowed by Demaree.
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New York
Philadelphia
Demaree
Williams
Zimmerman
Two Traded for One for Kansas City Club Shakeup
Kansas City reports a deal sending Robert Steele and Carman Hill from Pittsburgh to the Kansas City club in exchange for Roy Sanders. Kansas City also retains Alec McCarthy, the captain, amid changes this season. His satanic majesty acts as receiver for moral bankrupts.
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Kansas City
Robert Steele
Carman Hill
Pittsburgh
Kansas City Club
Roy Sanders
Alec McCarthy
Purely Vegetable Blood Remedy Ad Promotes S. S. S.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a safe blood treatment made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to cleanse and purify the blood and restore health, noting it treats rheumatism catarrh scrofula sores ulcers skin diseases and blood poisons. It urges readers to obtain S. S. S. from drug stores or write to the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Army casualty list names fifty six men from WWI
Washington June 29 Army casualty list reports fifty six names divided as killed in action, died of wounds, died of disease, wounded severely, wounded degree undetermined, and one prisoner. The list includes Lieuts Ey man Goldman McCreary Timothy and others with ranks Corporal and Private across multiple states. Floyd Gibbons is listed as a wounded, accredited Chicago Tribune correspondent.
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Washington
Karl H. Eyman
Lancaster
Ohio
Jerome L. Goldman
St. Louis
Norman J. McCreary
Volant
James S. Timothy
Highland Falls
N. Y
Robert H. Jackson
Roslindale
Mass
Alexander A. Jankowisk
South Bend
Ind
John J. Kelly
Holyoke
Thomas E. Peden
Gray Court
D. C
John J. Ryder
Brooklyn
Jethro Shoemaker
Clem
William Tf. McNally
Alfred M. Bonsas
Louis M. Cronteau
Elvin A. Frost
Clearmont
Wyo
James Garde
Detroit
Herbert F. Gledhill
Sigurd
Utah
Chas. H. Harsch
Brockport
Tony Lubeck
Chicago
Harry Mkinney
Evansville
Wis
Sarkis H. Lemonian
Nashua
N. H
Jos. Luski
Cleveland
Leo Waits
Wellington
Ala
William J. Whittaker
Clarkston
Washu
Gilbert Wilson
Wofford
Fred A. Plogger
Carrie
Arthur E. Bond
Scipio
Okla
Albert H. Jester
Galveston
Texas
Howard van Compen
Haven
Kans
Albert L. Grubb
Berkley Springs
W. Va
George Holmes
Springfield
Louis Rosenberg
Pittsburgh
Charles Exner
Ronald A. Ginder
Jameson
William H. Korns
Madison
Charles E. Meyer
Chas. Semitz
Streator
Tis
Corveral Samuel Auge
St. Paul
Floyd Gibbons
Chicago Tribune
Former Russian Emperor Murdered En Route From Yekaterinburg
Amsterdam June 29 The Wolff bureau says Russian sources report the former emperor was killed on a train as Yekaterinburg fell to Czecho-Slovak forces. It repeats word that Alexis, crown prince, died two weeks earlier after a long illness.
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Amsterdam
Wolff Bureau
Yekaterinburg
Alexis
Chancellor Von Hertling visits German army HQ
COPENHAGEN June 29 Count Von Hertling the German imperial chancellor paid a visit Friday to German army headquarters to attend an important conference according to the Berlin Vossische Zeitung.
Standings and Friday results for major leagues
National League standings list Chi 41 21 7 .707 N Y 36 26 . "Pittsburgh 26 32" and other teams. Friday results: Philadelphia 1 at New York 6. Pittsburgh 1 at St. Louis 8. Chicago-Cincinnati rained out. American League results include St. Louis 3 Chicago 2. Detroit 1 Cleveland 3. New York 10 Philadelphia 2. Boston 1 Washington 3. Tonight’s games: Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Washington.
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Phils
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
First Hancock County Home Improvement Meet a Big Success
Carthage June 29 The first annual meeting of the Home Improvement association drew a large, diverse turnout with townships represented. Officers elected include Hamil Graham president Saint Marys vice president Carrie Merrill secretary and S M Parr Hancock county director. Speakers discussed the woman patriotism and France’s wartime homefront effort, urging unity to conserve food and advance home problems.
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Carthage
Home Improvement Association
Association For the Conservation of
John Gault
Association
Hamil Graham
Denver
Samuel Talbot
Saint Mary's
Carrie Merrill
Fred Salem, Jr
Nauvoo
S. M. Parr
France
PF. E. Monnier
Basco
Miss Marian Laffey
West Point
Marian
Edina Ladies
Chautauqua
Helen Laffey
Burlington
William H. Davidson
Iowa
Helen Comstock
Adams County
Adams County Association
Carthage Association
Adams County Home Improvement Association
Hancock County
University
Bernstorff Gathers Orders Amid Espionage Crisis
In a tense interlude at the Ritz Carlton, Harrison Grant intercepts a brown portfolio full of German papers found by Jimmy in the city. Bernstorff and allies plot urgent moves, nix Von Rintelen’s safety, and coordinate a bold response to the stolen intelligence.
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Jimmy
Pat Hennessy
Criminology
Harrison Grant
Mr. Grant
Guardian of the Law
Grant
Tom
King Brady
Timmy
Cpy
Treinrici Street
Albert
Brown
Ritz Carlton
von Bernstorff
Bernstorff
von Rintelen
von Papen
Bov-Ed
Secret Service
von Rigtelen
Dep
Marines Casualty List Totals Fifty Names
Washington June 29 A marine corps casualty list Friday carried fifty names: killed in action seventeen died of wounds seven severely wounded twenty six. Names include Sergeants Arnett Crosby Reath. Corporals Clore Kowker. Privates Ashe Benton Buckman Du Mars Fagan Loomis McGovern Moss Mudek and others from Illinois Iowa Pennsylvania New York Missouri Wisconsin.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Thomas P Arnett
Christopher, Ill
William R. Cleveland
Crosby
Thomas Reath
Philadelphia
Robert L. Clore
Lee's Summit
Anthony J. Kowker
Frackville
Arthur J. Ashe
Kit
Dying and Wounded Soldiers Named in War Casualty List
A casualty roster lists Corporal David A. Johnson of Chicago and Privates Lloyd V. Evans James E McGinn William Mitchell Hugh Schenck and others as wounded or dead. The names span Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and Minneapolis among others. A closing note remarks a girl may be intellectual and still enjoy ice cream soda.
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Edgewater
N. J
Lacey Gibbs
Elles
Kan
James E. McGinn
Minneapolis
Expect Disorder In Canal Zone Cities
Secretary Baker ordered Major General Blatchford to police Panama and Colon to maintain order amid planned elections postponed to June 30. The action follows Panama’s warning of grave disorders.
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Washington
Baker
Blatchford
Department of Panama
Panama
Colon
State Department
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