Boston Beats Chicago 4 to 0 Behind Three Triples
Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as three triples powered Vaughn early exits and Alexander before a pinch hitter. Thorpe drove in Powell with a single after Powell’s three bagger. Chicago’s Vaughn left in the sixth as Boston surged ahead.
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Pittsburg Triumphs Over New York 6-2 in Extras
Pittsburg tied the game with two ninth inning runs and won 6 to 2 in ten innings against New York. It marked New York decisively as their third loss by a western team. The Giants ended the inter sectional series with ten wins. Batteries: Hamilton Adams and Blackwell for Pittsburgh Sweeney Dubuc Benton Oescher Winters and McCarty for New York.
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St Louis loses 13 innings as Brookyn wins 7 to 5
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 7 to 5 in a 13 inning game at Brooklyn. Pfeffer suffers his first loss in eight starts. Heathcote shines with bat and Myers bests in fielding. Batteries: Fuero and Clemens for St Louis, Pfeffer and Krueger for Brooklyn.
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Coast League Action Across Five Cities
In Los Angeles Vernon leads 15 0 as batteries include Fromme Finneran Brooks Pertica Belos. Salt Lake City hosts Sacramento 8 13 2 with Tromley McKenny Gardner Fisher Gould Dale Byler in batteries. Seattle hosts Portland with Bigbe Schang Penn er Baker. Oakland defeats San Francisco 89 8 with Steen Mitze Corjch McKee in batteries.
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Ban Boxing To Prevent Dempsey From Going Stale
The Associated Press reports that promoter and trainer decided to prohibit glove work for Jack Dempsey next week to avoid overtraining. Manage Kearns and chief trainer De Forest said the plan may drop all strenuous work for the week if weather worsens.
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Idaho 146th Field Artillery Sent Home Hopes Rise
Twin Falls reports joy after Cor poral Bunnie Moon mails a cablegram from Bennderrhein Germany to Mrs. W. L. Doss. The message and an earlier telegram from Lieutenant Jack Thorpe renew belief the 146th will return from the United States within a month. General Pershing trucks are said to be moving to transport Idaho boys home.
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Court of Appeals to Hear War Beer Case
The Associated Press reports in New York that Judge Henry G. Ward of the U S circuit court of appeals scheduled an extraordinary session to hear cases arising from the war era beer disputes.
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Pacific coast shipyards press for contract reconsideration
Pacific coast shipyards urge the Shipping Board to reconsider canceling steel ship contracts. Leaders from 18 yards with California Oregon and Washington officials argue western yards built most war tonnage at lower cost yet lost more contracts post armistice. Board officials cite higher Atlantic coast material costs and Hog Island efficiencies as reasons for cancellations. Harrison Robinson counters the cost to cancel Pacific contracts would be $82 per deadweight ton, urging a reassessment of work allocations.
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Celebrate Bridges Opening In Twin Falls County Plan
Citizens from Hansen and Eden sections urge a large celebration for the Hansen bridge completion. The Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners will form a committee to organize plans. Eden residents want inclusion as the bridge links Jerome county areas. Judge Lawrence Han Bong may ride in the first car. Vlansen citizens began planning weeks ago but no committee has been named. Twin Falls residents will also assist to ensure a successful, broader event.
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NC-4 Will Not Start Tomorrow On Final Flight Leg
The NC-4 seaplane will not start the final leg from Lisbon to Plymouth as weather conditions are awaited. Commander Read reports favorable winds and good visibility, but naval officers cite possible unfavorable weather along the 775 mile route, delaying the transatlantic flight.
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First Panda Concerts Announced for Summer Schedule
Announcement says the first panda concert will be on the evening of June 5. Fifteen concerts are planned for the summer season.
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Grieve Invited to Try It Again as Navigator
Mid Atlantic rescue survivor Lieutenant Mackenzie Grieve is invited to return as navigator of a Martinsyde plane with Commander Hawker and Captain Charles W. Morgan. Raynham hopes Grieve can accept. a serious injury had halted prior flying. Separately, five British expeditions plan trans Atlantic flights with Lt Williams selecting a primed engine plane. Captain Lloyd aims for Newfoundland in June. Navy plans seek 250000 men, with 714 officers needed.
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Secretary Seeks Time to Study Situation and Determine Needs
The secretary stated the department would have time to study the situation carefully and reach a definite conclusion on the country’s needs. The recommendation from the gen-
Heavy meat eaters slow kidneys claim
An advertisement claims heavy meat consumption harms kidneys by increasing uric acid, causing sluggish filtration and many illnesses. It urges stopping meat, taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness.
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