Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League results show St. Louis 9 over Cleveland 0, Boston 4 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4 over Detroit 1, Washington 1 over New York 0. National League games include Philadelphia 8 over New York 3, Pittsburgh 7 over Chicago 2, Boston 5 over Brooklyn 4.
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W. Pet. Peet
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Ncan
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
National League
Louis
Pittsburgh
Baseball Standings and Scores Across League Action
The Athletics dropped back to the cellar as Karl of the Red Sox limited them to seven hits in a 4 to 2 win. Walter Johnson struck out nine, blanking the Hugmen 1 to 0. The Braves beat the Dodgers 5 to 4 after a late eighth inning rally. Leverette hurled the Tigers to a two-hit, 4 to 1 victory. The White Sox sit solo in third after a 4 to 1 win. The Phillies split, 8 to 5 then 3 to 8, Giants home. Indians beat Browns 9 to 0 behind strong pitching. Pirates defeated Cubs 7 to 2 as Aldridge exited in the seventh.
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Athletics
Karl
Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Sir Walter
Braves
Vance
Dodgers
Leverette
Tigers
White Sox
Phils
Barnes
Causey
Jonnard
Giants
Indians
Browns
Pirates
Cubs
Aldridge
Osborne
Record-Setting Streaks Highlight A Lively Baseball Era
The article chronicles historic pitching feats and consecutive games marks. Everett Scott nears nine hundred straight games since 1916 while Fred Luderus and George Pinckney anchored prior streaks. It contrasts Ruth’s homers with early era pitchers and notes minor league fans resuming bottle tosses at umpires.
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Scott
Fred Luderus
Luderus
Phillies
George Pinckney
Brooklyn American Association
Fred
Pinckney
Frank Isbell
Lave Cross
Sam Crawford
Eddie Collinge
George Burns
Giants
Escape From Mexican Bandits Outrages Bielaski Adventure
Bielaski and Mexican lawyer Jesus Barcena were kidnapped near Cuernavaca by bandits who demanded 10000 pesos. Bielaski escaped at night crawling through darkness after guards slept, crossing a river and wounding from thorns. Federal troops hunt the assailants while Barcena was later released and returned with the ransom money unclaimed.
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Bielaski
Jesus Barcena
Aegis
Morelos
Cachuamilos
Lcensé
Ranson
Barcena
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Janete
Lepar- Tanca
Bieleski
Real estate commission suit filed over Willys-Overland sale
J. C. Crisp sues Willys-Overland Co claiming $312.50 commission for locating a buyer at 12,500 for the National Belting plant on Abbe road. He states the company hired him to arrange the sale and refused to pay after finding a purchaser.
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J. C. Crisp
Willys-Overland Co
Willys Overland
Abbe Road
Two Arrests In Blackmail Case
Two men Frank Mohr and Theodore Garrison of Hamilton Ohio were arrested in Cincinnati related to a blackmail scheme targeting Mrs F H Berk of Hamilton. The case involved a demand for 312000 and was being pursued by U S deputy marshals and post office inspectors with three more arrests expected.
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blackmThailers
Hamilton
California
Mobler
Garrison
Ohio Public Service Blanks Kiwanis 15 in Busy Batting Duel
The Ohio Public Service b team defeated Elyria Kiwanis at Cascade Dark bat i grounds with a 15 to 5 score. Ambrose led the offense with a home run and a two base hit as OPS built a steady lead. A sizable crowd saw a clean game across innings with OPS taking early control and sustaining it through the contest.
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Ohio Public Service
Elyria Kiwanis
Cascade Dark Bat
K Service
Ambrose
Raya
O.P
Kiwanis
County to Let Bridge Contracts This Month
County commissioners plan to award several bridge projects over the next four weeks. Hubbard culvert at Onerlin to be rebuilt at an estimated cost of 469.42 with setting on July 2. Salisbury bridge at Ridgeville estimated 384.25 with letting on July 3. Nobie bridge at Grafton estimated 663.17 with letting on July 28.
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Hubbard
Onerlin
Salisbury
Ridgeville
Nobie
Grafton
American Flag Alone To Wave In Big Parade
Lorain on July 4th will center on an American flag display. Fire chief David Hart, in charge, orders no foreign flags to be carried in the parade while American colors take precedence. Foreign societies may wear badges but cannot bear flags other than the U S. flag.
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Lorain
David Hart
Hart
United States
Guidance on dog bites and rabies treatment issued
A state health department message to Health Commissioner French outlines proper handling of dog bites and suspected rabies. It stresses rabies is not seasonal, calls for isolation of suspected dogs for a week or ten days, prompt wound cauterization, and early Pasteur treatment if rabies is suspected.
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Husean Beltes
State Department of Health
French
Department of Health
Department
Ely
Pasteur
Daugherty Says DOJ Report On Steel Merger Soon
Attorney General Daugherty announced the Department of Justice report on the proposed steel merger would be submitted to the Senate shortly after July 10. He indicated the department’s record would be reviewed and released in due course.
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Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Senate
Department
Expected Pennsylvania indictments after May primaries
Pittsburgh June 29 Indictments of 26 persons for election frauds in Allegheny County were expected after the grand jury completed its probe Judges Swearingen Stone and Bell directed the district attorney to prepare indictments Names named include H J Neely W H Storer and James P Murphy in connection with irregularities in the returning board It alleges Louis K Manly was briefly counted out of the Democratic congressional nomination in the 33rd district.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Swearingen, Stone
Bell
H. J. Neely
W. H. Storer
James P. Murphy
Returning Board
Louis K. Manly
Tuberculosis Clinic Campaign Expands in Ohio
Ohio physicians report unprecedented demand for tuberculosis examinations since the state clinic drive began. Across 21 counties with 22 clinics, more than 90 percent of 659 positive or suspected cases are under treatment, prompting plans for tuberculosis hospitals districts and sanatoria.
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State Department
Heathan
Department
President seeks 5 million for navy deficiencies
President Harding urged Congress to appropriate 5 million dollars to cover navy department deficiencies in the current fiscal year. He said the sum is needed to pay debts contracted by suspension of construction work.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Navy Department
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Addie Joss
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U.S
Marcel
Dempsey
Nilles
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Hugmen
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Laining & Made
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Exleiner 5Co. Inc
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Allen & Brown
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