Vaughn Hurls Superb Ball as Chicago Beats Cincinnati
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in the afternoon game while Cincinnati won 9 to 6 in the morning. Jim Vaughn pitched superbly with twelve strikeouts and six hits allowed. A three base hit by Vaughn and a subsequent Flack triple produced the winning run. An incident-sided by Earl Neale attacking catcher Killifer led to Killifer leaving the game.
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Cincinnati
Jim Vaughn
Flack
Killifer
Earl Neale
Bressler
Neale
Rigler
A.B. R.H.C
Chase
Blackburne
Smith, c
Schneider, P
Elfer
S-Secees
Paskert
Deal
Zneider
O'Farrell
Vaughn, P
Csecseree
L. Magee
Mann
Vaughn
Paskett
Zeider
Magee
Ss. Magee
Schneider
Standings and results from Friday in the major leagues
National League holds Boston and Cincinnati atop the table with Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh close. Friday results show mixed wins and rain interruptions across Cincinnati Chicago Boston Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia. American League features Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Washington Boston clashes with several games postponed or moved to wet grounds. Tomorrow’s schedule includes St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn and Washington at Boston plus Chicago at Cleveland.
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W. Ll. Pet. In
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Bklyn
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston Braves Sweep Holiday Twin Bill Over Brooklyn
Boston Braves win both holiday games against Brooklyn, 2–1 and 4–3. Wickland drives in all runs with a double and a triple in game one, Nehf near shutout before a wild pitch. In game two, Hickman and Wheat start a ninth inning rally, Johnston drives in runs, Rawlings makes a sensational catch, and Myers tries to steal home with two strikes.
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Boston
Wickland
Nehf
Superbas
Hickman
Z. Wheat
Myers
Johnston
Rawlings
Mr. Wheat
Doolan
Krueger
R.H.E
Henry
Grimes, Marquard and Miller
Kilduff Enlists With Navy Yard Near San Francisco
Chicago May 31 Pete Kilduff second baseman for the Chicago Nationals left the club Thursday night to enlist at Mare Island navy yard near San Francisco He is the second Nationals player to join the service after catcher Elliott enlisted days earlier Kilduff was acquired by Chicago in a trade with New York.
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Kilduff
Chicago
Pete Kilduff
Chicago Nationals
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Navy
Elliott
New York
White Sox and Naps Split Up Day's Honors
Two base hits by Murphy and Williams highlight Chicago’s 2 to 3 loss to Cleveland. Faber, Coveleskie trade blows as Chicago strands eight, Cleveland also eight. Williams and Chapman steal, Wambsganss scores, and rough ninth inning action closes out a split in the day’s doubleheader.
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NAPS
Williams
Coveleskie
Chicago
Cleveland
Murphy
Chapman
O'Neill
Wood
Wambsganss
Graney
Weaver
E. Collins
Gandil
Faber
Benz
Danforth
Cicotte
O’neill
McMullin
P .i
Pra
Collins Fener
Russell Aera
Giants End Slump With 6-3 Win In Philadelphia
New York snapped its losing streak by beating Philadelphia 6 to 3. Oeschger pitched into the second inning before Watson and Tincup held the Phillies scoreless in the final seven frames. Cravath and Demaree contributed key hits for the Phillies, while Luderus and Cravath doubled for the Giants.
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Oeschger
New York
Watson
Tincup
Giants
Demaree
Phillies
Cravath
AB. R.H.C
McCarty
Niehoff
Aes
Philagarphia
AB. R.H.O. A. E. Bancroft
Williams
Stock
Luderus
Meusel
McGaffigan
Adams
C.ceee
Fitzgerald
Dilhoefer
D W
Holke
Kauff
G. Burns
Camp Custer Beats Camp Grant 5 to 3 in Chicago
Camp Custer defeats Camp Grant 5 to 3 at Police Park Thursday. Attendance was disappointing. Proceeds benefit athletics funds of both camps. Keiser, winning pitcher and ex Chicago American League, led Custer. Carlson opposed him for Grant and McGuire followed. Sweeney was Grant’s catcher, formerly with the New York Americans. Score by innings shows a late push by Custer.
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Chicago
New York Americans
R.H.E. Grant
Custer
Carlson
McGuire
Sweeney
Keiser and
Chaffee
Cards And Pirates Split Double Header
St. Louis and Pittsburgh split a double header in Pittsburgh with the morning game won by the home team 8 to 0 and the visitors beating the Pirates 4 to 0 in the af ternoon. Doak pitched effectively for St. Louis in the second game while Harmon was tagged for three runs in the first inning by a string of singles and a wild throw.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Doak
Harmon
R.H.E. St. Louis
Doak and Gonzales
Harmon and Blackwell
Baseball scores from mixed league games reported
Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 in the first game while Louisville beat Indianapolis 2 to 0. In Toledo at Columbus a 0 to 1 result and Minneapolis 8 over St Paul 3. In the second games Toledo 4 over Columbus 5 Milwaukee 8 over Kansas City 6 and St Paul 1 over Minneapolis 2 in ten innings.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Western League Scores Roundup From One Night
Joplin edged Omaha 3 to 2 while Omaha won 3 to 2 in a separate tilt. Topeka defeated St Joseph 4 to 2 after a 2 to 2 draw in extra innings. Hutchinson beat Des Moines 6 to 1, with a brief extra innings 6 to 4 note and Wichita bested Sioux City 4 to 3 in the first game.
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Joplin
Omaha
Topeka
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Des Moines
Wichita
Sioux City
Gambling Not War Hurting Pacific Coast League Baseball
The article argues that war has not harmed Pacific Coast League baseball and attendance remains strong. It warns gambling as the ongoing menace, calling for an immediate, decisive drive to ban open betting at games and keep the sport above suspicion, noting past battles against gambling and urging renewed action.
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W. A. Reeve
Los Angeles Express Tribune
America
Washington Park
Ban Johnson
Pacific Coast League
Yanks Make It Three Straight In Series
New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 to take the series lead as Caldwell bested Gregg. Baker contributed the deciding heroics with a sixth inning homer to tie the game and a late double, while Pratt reached third on fielder's choice and scored after Dugan mishandled Pipp. First game postponed on wet grounds.
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New York
Philadelphia
Caldwell
Gregg
Baker
Pratt
Dugan
R.H.E
Gregg and
McAvoy
Caldwell and Walters
Single Deciding Feature Of Game
Detroit won 2 to 1 over St Louis Thursday afternoon as Walker singled in the eighth with Veach on third. Veach reached third on the play after Heilmann’s sacrifice and Dressen’s out. Gallia and Tobin provided St Louis’ run with a single and a two-base hit. Wet grounds caused postponement of the fore afternoon game. Dauss and Yelle, Gallia and Nunamaker were the battery.
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Walker
Veach
St. Louis
Heilmann
Dressen
Gallia
Tobin
R.H.E
Nunamaker
Dauss and
Yelle
Dempsey and Fulton Sign Up For Battle
Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City and Fred Fulton of Rochester signed to meet in a twenty round contest to a decision at Danbury Conn on July 4. The bout, promoted by J R Mulvihill, pits two heavyweight leaders with purse details undisclosed.
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Denver
Colo
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Red Sox split doubleheader with Senators in Boston
Boston won the morning game 9 to 1 as Scott doubled three times and drove in five runs while three errors aided the offense. In the afternoon Washington shut out Boston 4 to 0, Ayers held the leaders to six hits and McCabe made his first Boston start. The second base combination of Shean and Morgan featured brilliantly.
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Washington
Shaw
Scott
McCabe
Ayers
Shean
Morgan
A.B.R Hoa
Shotton
Eesae
Judge
Foster
Milan
Ae Wee
Eeres
Schulte
Lavan
Aenwenne
Picinich
Eeesee
H A Hooper
Staph Whiteman
McInnis
Thomas
Sas
Int
Paleitis
Hooper
Scott-Shean McInnis
Bos
Molyneaux
Strick
Avers
Motor Boat Owners Protest Over Unpublicized Fine
Quincy motor boat owners gathered at the South Side Motor Boat clubhouse to protest a $2.07 fine under a law passed last year but not publicized. The group, many already paying a $5 license, demanded a clear ruling from Internal Revenue and urged Saturday hours or after hours filing to avoid work disruptions. They drafted a letter to J. L. Pickering in Springfield outlining the protest and requesting definite instructions.
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Quincy
South Side Motor Boat Club
South Side Boat Club
Motor Boat Club
Internal Revenue Poneni
J. L. Pickering
Springield
Fickle School Days and Odd Student Pranks
A school tale recounts waning enthusiasm as class life drifts. Fatty Bellowes’ jaw mileage, Ex Brigham’s desk graffiti punished by Miss Palmer, and talk of the millennium mix with dog fights and a plan to disguise fishing gear.
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Ex Brigham
Miss Palmer
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