Morton Keeps Red Sox Scoreless in 1–0 Loss to Cleveland
Guy Morton hurled a one hitter as Cleveland won 1 to 0 over Boston, taking two of three in the series and handing Boston its first home series loss of the year. Chapman's seventh-inning misplay aided the lone run, Roth driving in Channen with a left-field double. Twilight baseball slated for the American Association with a 6:45 p.m. start in Minneapolis, per President Hickey.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
National and American league standings show Boston leading the NL with a .767 pct and Chicago at 19 11. Philadelphia sits 22 16 in the NL. St Louis 15 13 in the AL. Thursday results include Brooklyn 0 Chicago 5 and Boston 0 Philadelphia 3 in the NL and various rain affected AL games.
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Six Matches Played In Tennis Tourney
Six matches were played in the preliminary round of the western conference tennis championship at the University of Chicago on clay. Semifinals set for this afternoon. Singles results include Nath defeating Widon 6 6 0 and Pike over Adams 6 0 6 2. Doubles saw Adams/Wien beat Egbert/Tanner 2 6 6 4 and Neilson/Trammen defeat Nath/Littman 8 6 3 6 1.
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Trammen
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Boston Keeps Series Alive Versus Cincinnati
Boston evened the four game set with Cincinnati as Hearn allowed 13 hits but kept them scattered and perfect control. J Smith commit two errors costing a run, but his later single produced the tying and winning tallies. Final: Boston 4 Cincinnati 3.
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Mack Signs Jake Muench To Athletics
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics announces the signing of Jake Muench, first baseman from Atlanta, who will join the club today in Philadelphia. The report includes a stray editorial aside about a foolish woman confusing her disagreeable disposition for pride.
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Giants Win 14 Inning Thriller Over St Louis
New York and St. Louis battled 14 innings with the Giants scoring two in the 14th to win 6 4. Zimmerman and Fletcher doubled and Holke singled for the decisive runs after Cruise homered in the first inning. Anderson earned the win over Sherdell in a game marked by late errors and tense relief pitching.
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Phosphated Tron Promises New Vitality For All
Nationwide promotion claims Phosphated Tron restores red blood, purifies mood, and heals tired nerves after a harsh winter. It advertises capsule form only and endorses by doctors and customers, urging insistence on genuine capsules from Owl Drug and other leading druggists.
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Browns Rally Past Washington In Ninth. Win No. Four
St. Louis staged a ninth inning rally in Washington on Thursday to defeat the Washington club 3 to 2, extending their winning streak to four straight over their opponent.
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Weichert holds Brooklyn to four hits as Chicago blanks them
May 24 Chicago wins 3 to 0 over Brooklyn in the final game to even the series. Weaver limits Brooklyn to four scattered hits while Chicago bats off Gunner. Merkle, Johnson, Olsen, Steilen, Wea ver, Mann and Paskert among those with hits. Griner and Paskert contribute in relief with strong pitching, while Brooklyn strands nine baserunners.
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Baseball Magnates Hope to Modify Order in War Effort
Chicago baseball magnates led by Charles Comiskey and Charles Weeghman signaled willingness to close parks if army needs rise, as General Crowder weighs broad wartime regulations affecting players, jockeys, and golfers. Crowder plans specific rulings after local boards act post July 1. War dept. notes no rulings yet on whether baseball players or golf pros fall under new rules.
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Four Immune in Chicago Affects Major League Baseball
Chicago on May 24 reports strict enforcement of Gen Crowder's draft order may wreck the two Chicago major league clubs as most players are draft age. In Omaha Nebraska the Provost Marshal Crowder's decree could wipe out the Western League team except for one man, manager Bb fiekean, as two star players were drafted this week.
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Phillies Win Again From The Pirates
In Pittsburgh on May 24 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in a three game series opener. Mayer pitched for Philadelphia, issued several walks and hits but worked well with runners on base. Bancroft miscue in the second enabled two Pittsburgh runs. otherwise the Pirates would have been held to zero.
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Blackwell
Visitors Leave Russia
Exiting allied strangers are leaving Russia as bread distribution in Petrograd ends tomorrow, signaling worsening conditions during the wartime period in Moscow on May 13.
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Associated Press
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