Baseball Schedule Highlights from National and International Leagues
In the National League Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia while Garcage travels to Brooklyn and New York hosts St Louis at Boston. The American League has no games today. In the International League Reading plays Binghamton with Baltimore at Rochester and Jersey City at Buffalo and Newark visiting Toronto.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Garcage
Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Boston
Reading
Binghamton
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
In the latest results rows, several games show rain postponements. International League reports New York 3 Brooklyn 2 after 10 innings, Philadelphia at Boston postponed by rain, and Chicago 4 St. Louis 3 with other city matchups noted. Southern Association scores Memphis 6 Nashville 3 and Atlanta 5 Birmingham 4, Chattanooga 5 Little Rock 4. American Association listed postponed games. College results include Dartmouth 5 Columbia 2 and Princeton 4 Pennsylvania 2 with various city matchups.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Dartmouth
Columbia
Princeton
Pennslyvania
Army Crews to Row in 5 Henley Regatta
Paris May 13 American army crews will enter the Henley regatta July 4 and 5 on the Thames. Entries include eight oar minus coxswain four oar and single sculls with no grand challenge this year. The service will be a flying corps from all armies Canada Australia New Zealand and Britain. Paul Withington former oarsman and football coach at Wisconsin is conditioning the crews. Major Herman of Yale previously of the Union Club Boston is elected head of the American eight. Crews train at Asnieres Paris then move to the river early in June.
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Paris
River Thames
Henley
Canada
Australia
France
Belgium
Czechoa
Paul Withington
University of Wiscrew
Herman
Yale
Union Club
Boston
Ficans
Asniers
Army Athletes Enter Inter Allied Games
RIS reports May 13 that the War Department has cabled Kingston authorization for soldiers now in the United States to compete in inter allied games to be staged soon in France. General March backs the plan and seeks support from welfare organizations to fund eligible athletes. The Army University team won the inter university meet at Beaune, beating rivals from Montpelier and Dijon regions.
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Ris
War
Kington
Unitedates
Department
General March
War Department
Ting
France
American Army University
Inter-University
Beaune
Sine
Montpelier
Dijon
Gren-Poitieres
Nancy
Referee for big bout and divorce suit in Michigan
In Ohio on May 123 Tex Rickard weighs options for a Willard Dempsey style bout with Georges Car and Bat Nelson under consideration. A pitcher in Michigan files for divorce from Minerva after allegations of career sabotage by his wife and managers.
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BDO
Ohio
Capone
Tex Rickard
Willard-Dempsey
Georges Car
Bat” Nelson
Tex Matt Binkel
Pitcher
Mich
Louis
Minerva
Tagging All the Bases Dodgers Lose to Doyle
Larry Doyle paces a rough baseball night with a homer that breaks a tied game and powers a late surge against the Dodgers. The Yankees and Senators settle 4 4 through 16 innings in a stormy stalemate as Higgins arguments provoke a ejection. Claude Menaris drops his first loss as Pirates topple Cubs 3 2 in 11. Boland issues seven walks and Tigers errors aid Cleveland 6 4. Eddie Collins injures a tendon as White Sox defeat Browns. Reds face Dodgers with National League pace unsettled and tension rising.
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Larry Doyle
Dodgers
McCarthy
Yanks
Senators
Higgins
Brick Owens
Brick
Gharrityee
Claude Menaris
Pirates
Cubs
Boland
Tiger
Cleveland
White Sox
Browns
Eddie Collins
Reds
Tramp Sets Barn Fire. Caught by Neighbors in Westbrook
In Westbrook on a Sunday around 8 am Mrs. C. M. Post's barn was found ablaze. Neighbors, led by Mrs. J. M. Dibble, extinguished the fire. A tramp, said to have stayed overnight, started it. Charles Mack and Oliver Chalker pursued by auto and captured him. he faced Saybrook town court and then Haddam jail. Local social notes follow.
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Westbrook
Chalkertown
C. M. Post
J. M. Dibble
Charles Mack
Oliver Chalker
Mr. Mack
Saybrook
Saybrook Town Court
Haddam
Pleasant surprise social for Harold Walmsley in East Berlin
In East Berlin on May 13 a group of Harold Walmsley's young friends held a pleasant surprise social at his home with games and refreshments. The note mentions regular meetings of a society and observes shad scarcity and deer sightings around town. Preparations begin for Decoration Day exercises. C. H. Thomson, who visited relatives, returned to Stamford today.
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East Berlin
Harold Walmsley
P. Society
C. H. Thomson
Stamford
Miss Dorothy Emmons Returns from Meriden Visit
Miss Dorothy Emmons has returned from a visit in Meriden. The cottage prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at the home of A. H. Augur. Miss Ruth Emmons is visiting Miss Beatrice Windridge of New Haven. Mr and Mrs E L Watrous and Miss Marguerite Kieber spent the weekend at the latter's Clinton home. Mrs Frank Kieber joined them for a week. Middlefield Grange No 63 P of H will meet in the town hall Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Nettleton and Meriden relatives were in town Sunday. Several locals attend the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting in New Haven. Letters being held at the post office include Jof Korolus Joe Niewiadowaski esq Salvador Fornica Willis Way and Robert M Fenn.
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Middlefield
Dorothy Emmons
Meriden
A. H. Augur
Ruth Emmons
Beatrice Windridge
New Haven
E. L. Watrous
Marguerite. Kieber
Clinton
Frank Kieber
Middlefield Grange No. 63
P. of H
Walter Nettleton
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Jof Korolus
Joe Niewiadowaski
Salvadore Fornica
Willis Way
Robert M. Fenn
Fire destroys William Gidawin place in Ponsett
A Saturday night blaze in Ponsett destroyed the house known as the William Gidawin place occupied by Andrew Parnanan. Only a few clothing items were saved. Neighbors extend sympathy as the Parnanans recently bought the farm. also noted are visits by local residents and a church address by Rev. William C. Knowles at Haddam Congregational Church.
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Higganum
R. A. Tyler
Tylerville
William C. Knowles
Haddam Congregational Church
Woman's Equality Speech Declares Women Equal to Men
In a speech by J Cairns M P a speaker argues that man is prejudiced and that women are in every respect equal to men highlighting gender parity and the case for equality in society.
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J. Cairns
M. P
Twenty Features at Grand Wednesday Baby Actors In Movie
The Grand presents The Indestructible Wife directed by Charles Maigne starring Alice Brady on Wednesday. Babies in films cause humorous disputes as they balk at acting, with the studio offering a light program including the new feature.
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Grand, Wednesay
Charles Maigne
Select Pictures
Grand Theatre
Alice Brady
Indestructible Wife and Wildcat Star in feature lineup
A packed scene shows twins used to mimic a baby bath as director Maigne keeps babies in place. Marie Walcamp earns the nickname Marie Wildcat during The Red Glove episodes. Clara Kimball Young stars in The Claw at Grand Theatre delayed by a strike. A lighthearted note recalls sugar rations and a Pacific Islander diet tale.
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Marie Walcamp
Universal
J. P. McGowan
Marie Wildcat
Joe McDonough
McGowan
McDonough
Marie
Joe
Middlesex Theatre
Cannibals of the South Seas and Other 1920s Film Notes
The piece reviews several film titles and plots including Cannibals of the South Seas final installment Capture by Cannibals with a tribal death theme, Phoenix stories by Richard Washburn Child That’s Good, Little Comrade featuring Genevieve Fale, His Parisian Wife with Elsie Ferguson, and a Flagg comedy The Lost Battle. It notes Middlesex showings and Vivian Martin in the Paramount picture.
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South Seas
Richard Washburn Child
the Middlesex
Elven
Genevieve Fale
Paramount
Vivian Martin
Elsie Ferguson
Artcraft
Miss Ferguson
South Sea
Meat and dairy exports reach 1.39 billion in nine months
Meat and dairy products from the United States totaled 1 391 576 723 during the first nine months of 1919, per the Department of Commerce report. The figure reflects strong early postwar export activity in Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
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L. W. Gregg
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Carlyle Blackwell
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Burton Holmes
Dorothy Gish
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O. K America
Hart, Schaffner
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Kimball
Clara Kimball Young
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Douglas Fairbanks
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Liberty Street
Transportation Building
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