Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Slugging 11-9 Showdown
By the Associated Press in Brooklyn on May 6, Brooklyn erased a seven run deficit to defeat Philadelphia 11 to 9 in a high scoring game. Managers Coombs from Philadelphia received a silver tea set, and Brooklyn players presented him a gun before the first pitch. Batteries: Oeschger Pendergrast Ryicloth and Cady Grimes and Miller.
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Giants Edge Boston In Openers At Polo Grounds
New York beats Boston 6 to 4 to hand the Nationals their ninth straight loss in the season opener at Polo Grounds. Rudolph Northrop Demaree and Wilson for Boston. Barnes and McCarty for Giants.
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Wild Try Again in World Heavyweight Title Match
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on May 6 that Wladek Zbyszko, claimant of the world heavyweight wrestling championship, and Ed Strangler Lewis were matched for a title bout potential showdown with significant anticipation in the wrestling world.
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Zbyszko Leads Best of Three Bout in May 19 Contest
In a decisive match, the contest will be decided with an absolute finish as the best two of three falls. Zbyszko already holds two one fall victories over Lewis, giving him the edge before the May 19 pressure bout.
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Seals Release Veteran Outfielder Biff Schaller
San Francisco on May 6 veteran Seals outfielder Biff Schaller was granted unconditional release. Schaller joined the Seals from the Chicago Americans in 1912 and ends a long tenure with the club.
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Coast League summary with team lineups and scores
Coast League recap lists teams such as San Francisco and Los Angeles with battery lineups including Smith Melee Crandall Lapan and Mails Soyman Bigbes Schang Venner Lukanovic Oldham Baker. Scores and standings appear with Salt Lake Sacramento and Portland mentioned alongside various players and entities.
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Batteries and Scores From Des Moines and Omaha Games
In Des Moines the Batteries Boyd Walker Breen Mapel Voorhies Collins faced St. Joseph with a 1 to 3 score, while Tulsa and Oklahoma City clashed as Merz Bliss Griffin Griffiths led Omaha, noting rain postponed Wichita Sioux City after a 7 to 14 showing.
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Postponed Games Across Southern Matches Cited
At Nashville-Little Rock and Chatanooga-Memphis, games were postponed. Result nearest Mobile 5 Atlanta 1, New Orleans 0 and Birmingham 2.
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Return of Orlando and Sonnino to Paris Revealed
The censor lifted the ban on reporting their return to Paris, with details emerging in a Central News dispatch from Rome. The Associated Press notes the delay in publication until Tuesday afternoon, highlighting the political significance of the move.
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Williams Wins PITCHERS Battle in Chicago Win
Chicago tops Detroit 3 to 1 as Williams limits Tigers to four hits. He gains run support from Heisman Heisman Jackson and Felsch miscues. Batteries Williams and Achatk Boland and Stanage. Boston beats Washington 2 to 0 on timely hits and wild pitches with Harper, Vitt, Scott, Foster, Caldwell, Walters contributing.
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St Louis defeats Cleveland in 12 innings on May 6
St Louis beat Cleveland 6 to 5 in 12 innings as an error by Coombe allowed the tying run in the ninth. Gedeon Jacobson and Gerber drove the decisive hits for St Louis. Jacobson added two doubles and three singles in six at bats.
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Riots in Pomerania Cause Serious Food Riots
London May 6 There have been serious food riots at Stalsund Pomerania says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Berlin. Several persons were killed or wounded.
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Third baseman drill for fast grounders and line drives
Practice focuses on knocking down hard smash grounders and swift underhand throws. Stay cool and prepared for the unexpected. Work on quick recoveries after fumbles and have teammates hit hard grounders and line drives to improve fielding confidence.
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Twin Falls Eyes State Title Run With Two Games
Twin Falls high school basketball coach Nafziger predicted a strong showing against Bolsae saying the team is ready to compete. The Tigers face two games with the Capital nine, needing one win to claim the state championship as they travel by automobile to the capital. The team has one defeat this season, to Rupert, amid concerns of overconfidence.
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Perkins Defends Y M C A Work During the War
George W. Perkins, head of the Y M C A finance committee, defended overseas work in a report after investigating efficiency. He noted 11,229 of 150,000 candidates went to Europe, with 5,693 men and 2,657 women in Europe last month, and that 14 secretaries were killed while 126 were wounded. He discussed profiteering claims, explaining freight costs fluctuated and ultimate canteen losses were substantial.
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Publica tion summons in Idaho district court case
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County a summons issues to J F Luhan for a civil suit by Frank Burke. The complaint seeks 691.54 plus 825.00 and other fees totaling amounts for partnership dissolution and unpaid obligations. Judgment possible if not answered within 20 days local or 40 days elsewhere. Witness seals and signatures dated March 29 1919 with attorney Ostrom & Green of Buhl.
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