Yankee Recruit Victor Over Sox Veteran
New York’s Thormahlen, sensational young pitcher, beat Cicotte 1–0 in 14 innings at the Polo Grounds. Thormahlen has not allowed a run in 34 straight innings. Thormahlen's sharp pitching and timely hits by Baker Pratt and Pipp produced the winning tally. Griffith’s fund day at the Polo Grounds drew a small crowd, prompting Col. Ruppert to plan a repeat later in the season. Chicago and New York lineups and game details follow.
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Griffith
Polo Grounds
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AR. R.iola
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Weaver
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J. Collins
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Thormahlien
Hornsby Sale Denied by St Louis Nationals Directors
ST LOUIS May 23 Members of the board of directors of the St Louis Nationals denied rumors that Roger Hornsby crack shortstop of the team would be sold for 50000 cash and players to lift the Cardinals from a slump W C Anderson one director said the team would retain Hornsby as long as there was a dollar left in the treasury
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
Roger Hornsby
Cardinals
W. C. Anderson
Standing of Leagues Mixed Results Across National and American Circuits
National League standings show New York leading with 22 wins and 5 losses, Boston 19-11, Chicago 18-14, Cincinnati 16-13, and Philadelphia 11-16 among others. Wednesday results include Brooklyn 1 Chicago 2 and Boston 3 Cincinnati 2, with rain affecting New York-St Louis and Detroit-Philadelphia matches. American League notes Chicago 0 New York 1, St Louis 4 Washington 2, while Detroit and Cleveland games faced weather delays and cold, wet grounds. Western League actions list Joplin at Sioux City and Omaha–Hatchinsen, among others, with precipitation impacting several games.
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Browns extend winning streak with third straight over Washington
St. Louis beat Washington 4 to 2 as Sotheran pitched well in late innings and Gedeon drew heavy support at second base. Key plays included two base hits by Gedeon and Morgan, and notable fielding by Sotheran and Shanks. Washington stranded 11 runners, while St. Louis loaded bases multiple times before sealing the win.
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St. Louis
Sotheran
Gedeon
Ib Foster
Milan
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Shanks
Lt Morgan
Lavan
Ainsmith
Schulte
Yingling
Ste Gas
Oaka
Biaulert
Nunamak
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Austin
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Pit
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Cher
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Gedek
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Blood Remedy S. S. S.
An advertisement urges readers that catarrh is a serious disease not a mere cold. It claims the root cause is in the blood and promotes S. S. S. from the Swift Specific Co as a proven treatment, offering free medical information and a mail contact in Atlanta.
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New Kensington
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Batting Rally in Eighth Lifts Cubs Over Brooklyn 2–1
Chicago erased a 1–0 deficit in the eighth as Flack singled and Kilduff drove in the tying run, then Deal followed with a single to score Kilduff. Brooklyn's lone run came on a fumbled Daubert single, Olson scoring from second. Merkle argued with the umpire and was ordered out.
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Brooklyn
Flack
Hollacher
Mann
Kilduff
Valkert
Deal
Fiack
Daubert
Olson
Merkle
Byron
Plavers
AE Olson
O'Mara
Myers
Iohnston
Doolan
Krueger
Cheney
Enee
O’ Farrell
Z. Wheat
Senanx
Hendrix
Cincinnati Reds Halted By The Tail Enders
Summary of a baseball game with Cincinnati totaling a series of miscues and hits. Powell hits a three base drive, Kelly steals, Herzog and Konetchy involved in double plays, and pitching by Schneider Fillingim and Smith notes. Cincinnati leaves nine on base while Boston strands six. Losing pitcher listed as Father Schneider.
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Cincinnati Oo
Goo Toi
Powell
Kelly
Herzog
Blackburne
L. Magee
Wingo
Groh
Raw
Schneider
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Neale
Fcare
Herzig
J. Smith
Maverin
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Smuth
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Grimth
Lackhorne
Cue
Pirates And Phillies Twelve Innings Battle
Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 6 to 5 in twelve innings as Cooper delivered the decisive hit after McKechnie scored the winning run in the twelfth. Jacobs started for Pittsburgh with Harmon relief then Cooper closed with late scoreless innings. Batteries Esediger Adams Jacobs Harmon Cooper Schmidt Blackwell Archer.
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Phillies
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Harmon
Cooper
Scorless
McKechnie
Searte
Oesediger
Adams
Schmidt
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Archer
Maroons Beat Great Lakes Naval Station 8 to 5
Chicago May 23 The University of Chicago baseball team defeated the Great Lakes Naval Training Station nine at Stagg Field by a score of 8 to 5.
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Maroons
Chicago
University of Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Stagg Field
Navy Wins 6 to 0 at Annapolis
In Annapolis Navy shut out Catholic University of Washington 6 to 0 as the teams met on the gridiron. Navy dominated both offense and defense with a decisive performance to seal the victory.
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Navy
Annapolis
Catholic University of Washington
Army casualty list reports 48 names with actions and injuries
Washington May 23 The army casualty list Wednesday shows 48 names: 3 killed in action 2 died of wounds 2 died of disease 38 wounded severely 3 wounded slightly. Lieutenant Robert H Long of Houston Texas severely wounded is the only officer named. The list includes Corporal Mark L O Neal Hallstead Pa Privates Henry Dahlin Superior Wis Harry N Miller Kansas City Mo Sergeant Frank T Crowder Lawrence Kan C Francis Greer San Francisco Corporal Thomas C Speck Livingston Tenn Private J C Younger Commonwealth Wis and many others. Private Richard W Johnson of Danville Pa previously listed as missing is now back with his company.
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Solomon
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Renown
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Los Angeles
John Garbacik
Detroit
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Caldwell
C. M. Graham
Hope
Ind
C. J. Griffith
Pontiac
Mich
John E. Jarris
Pittsburgh
Tony Kacaor
Stanley
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Alameda
Cal
Bert B. Lenning
Thor
Towa
J. J. McArn
Short Leaf
Ala
R. Marberry
San Angelo
Tex
Morris Marrin
Brooklyn
W. Mulhall
Boston
Bert Monteval Welton
Picketts
John Paracka
Ellsworth
Joseph Perry
Larchmont
Hughes Urges Senate to Halt Parallel Inquiry
The speaker argues for a dispassionate impartial inquiry reporting only established facts. He warns that parallel probes could derail or taint the case, urging a thorough single investigation. He envisions a final, accepted report once all facts are concluded.
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Traiors
Tte
Detroit Wins On Athletics' Errors
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 as poor throwing by the Athletics aids Detroit. Boland pitches steadily for Detroit, while Perry, Myers and Perkins drive runs. Northwestern shuts out Knox College 6 to 0 on home field as Stenger fans 18 and allows only a scratch hit.
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Detroit
Boland
Stanage
Perry
Myers
Perkins
Northwestern
Knox
Chicago
Northwestern University
Knox College Club
Stenger
Ferris Wheel Returns to The Fair Sight After Cyclone
A 1892 feature, the Ferris Wheel built by Mr. Ferris at the Chicago World’s Fair inspired awe and fear. The Tom W. Allen show’s wheel was destroyed by a Sedalia cyclone on May 9 and a new, larger Eli Bridge wheel for Roadhouse, Wisconsin, was shipped to Quincy and opened for inspection Tuesday night with 80 lights for a panoramic city view.
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Tom W. Allen
Allen
Sedalia
Eli Bridge Company
Roadhouse
Quincy
Michigan and Ohio State hockey score reveal matchup
Michigan defeats Ohio State 8 to 2 with dominant offense. The repeated line shows Michigan scoring 3 7 2 while Ohio State tallies 2 5, suggesting a pattern or repeated scoreline. The fragment ends with a speculation line about taking hints if they could pawn.
News From the Boys In Camp and Over There
Sailor Albert J. Collins writes from a signal school in Great Lakes in May 1915. He describes busy training, impending sea service from Hampton Roads to New York, and that Illinois classmates have already gone to sea. He recalls qualifying as first class marksman after rifle practice and expresses affection for the camp as a home while awaiting orders.
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Signal School
Hampton Roads
Virginia
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Peoria
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Total Telabilities and Bank Statement Certification
A 1918 Illinois attestations page records totals of 1,718,967.23 dollars with Harvey G. Rigas as cashier of Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank swearing to the truth of the statement before Notary Public Robert J. Loebbink in Adams County Illinois on May 15 1918.
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Quines
Wiiness
PAS
Banking House
I. Harvey
Rigas
Yarvey G. Riges
Illinois
Adams
Robert J. Loebbink
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