Extra Inning Battle Won By The Nineteenth At Camp Travis
The Nineteenth defeated the Remounts 3 to 2 in ten innings at Camp Travis. Henry held Remount to five hits, Sinclair delivered a decisive two bagger in the ninth, and McQueen worked six strong innings.
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Tywe
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Whitcomb
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Newdermann
Waggoner
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Rare Pitcher Eight and a Third Inning Outing
The article notes a 6 to 3 defeat of Jon Wise by the Percentar team. Benak Bietd demonstrated steady lead ball handling even with Dale May out. May later struck out a batter, while Nastia Che aided the Wise team. Standings of the clubs in the Army League are listed.
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Jon Wise
Doyle
Baseball scores from a crowded American League card
Scores show St Louis beating Whit Philadelphia 11 to 1 with strong hitting and a mix of pitchers. Boston and Cleveland also posted decisive wins while Detroit and Washington split a doubleheader in a multi game recap featuring several batters and pitchers.
Repair Shops 304 Thump Camp Morse 17 to ?
The 304th Repair Shops dominated Camp Morse with seventeen runs on eighteen hits while fielding errors aided by radio men. Harper pitched for the winners as Camp Morse struggled to respond in ragged play.
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Camp Morse
Duck Harper
Kelly Field Aviators Withdraw Countryman In Sixth Inning
Kelly Field defeated Camp Stanley 9 2 as Aviators pushed Countryman from the box in the sixth inning. Walker earned the win for Kelly Field while Countryman took the loss, with Bierman and Wylanis contributing at the plate and on base.
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National League baseball scores and misprinted lines
The clumsy summary shows NL games with Vittsburg Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cincinnati St Louis results, battery pairings, and scattered innings. A garbled wartime style blurs the scoreline as players and teams are partially legible amid stray editorial text and references to Camp Ferry and Denton.
Trio of Teams Ties for First in Junior Indoor League
The Junior Indoor Baseball League at the YMCA saw the White Sox Giants and Srovehos tied for first after a double header. Frank Wyatt and Oesinger locked down opposing offenses as White Sox and Grouchos games finished in the final innings. Douthitt Williams Wyatt led multiple hits while Kerr featured a dramatic defensive grab. Warren and Berry contributed for the losers as both games swung late before final scores settled the standings.
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Young Men's Christian Association
White Sox
Giants
Srovehos
Pronchos
Lrouchos
Gay
Cardinals
Frank Wyatt
Oesinger
Grouchos
Bronchos
Thers
Douthitt
Wilelis
Wyatt
Frank Bitters
Kerry
Warren
Berry
Carter
Maurer
Adelman
Bass
Ted
Turners Face Brooks Field Nine in Key Local Clash
Turners once known as the Hivernians meet Brooks Field on the latter’s diamond this afternoon at 4 40. The Turners boast the area’s best amateur tone and Brooks Wield’s Army League form adds appeal. Aviators plan later games with Nineteenth Infantry or Camp Stanley with Allen or Rankin pitching and Taney seen as likely starter.
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Army
Turners
Hivernians
Brooks Field
Brooks Wield
Aviators
Jake May
Nineteenth Infantry
Camp Stanley
Allen
Rankin
Pitell
Taney
Kumagae is Defeated in Doubles at Longwood Tennis Meet
In Boston on August 15 at the Longwood Cricket Club the doubles team of Alexander and Beils Wright defeated Kumagae and Harold Taylor in three sets. Vincent Richards from Providence beat H. D. M. Jones 6-2 6-2 in the boys final, earning a place in the National Boys Championship at Forest Hills.
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Beils Wright
Lehiya Kiamagee
Harold Taylor
Longhwood Cricket Club
Vincent Richards
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Richards
Forest Hills
N.Y
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Kumagae
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