Philadelphia Falls To Last Place In 5 3 Loss
Philadelphia dropped to last place as Cincinnati tied the series by winning 5 to 3. Spats at the field after a Cincinnati spike, one spectator badly cut, while Philadelphia’s infield errors helped Cincinnati in the first inning. Batteries: Sallee, Wingo, Smith, Gant, Wheat for Cincinnati. Oleson knocked out after being hit by a pitch.
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Oldham Proves 7O Hard Problem in Detroit Loss
Detroit won 6 to 0 against St. Louis as Oldham failed in a tough outing. Sisler collected three hits to reach 100 for the season, first major leaguer to hit that mark. SotheronWild and ineffective. battery list includes Oldham Ainamith Sotheron Billings. Other notes: Vernon San Francisco 10-3. Scott Devitales and Agnew. Shellenback and Devormer. Oakland beat Los Angeles 7-0. Kremer and Dorman noted. Seattle at Portland game listed with Geary Brenton Baldwin Joss Baker.
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Baseball Schedule Revised Amid Team Absence
With Oakley and Paul baseball teams absent a meeting of managers and Pres. Davis at the conference set a new schedule. Games will be held in both East and West ends every Sunday, increasing home games and prolonging the season to end Labor Day.
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Non-partisan convention backs lighter ticket in Montana primaries
In Great Falls Montana on June 24 the Non-partisan convention adjourned after voting to support a smaller ticket in the Democratic primaries for state and county offices. A proposed third party was decisively rejected.
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Boston Edison Raises Wages and Lowers Electricity Rates
The Boston Edison company announced a ten percent wage increase for about 2,000 jail employees effective July 1. Concurrently, the firm will cut electricity prices for lighting by five percent for its 115,000 retail customers.
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