Hoff’s late surge nabs win as Bees edge Beavers 4 to 3
In Salt Lake, Chester Hoff sparked a tight 4 to 3 victory over the Beavers behind crucial walks and timely hits. Portland’s early lead faded as Vernon Tigers beat the Seals 4 to 3 and Bern Lant’s hitters rallied, with Malts drawing walks setting up pivotal rallies and a late tied inning before Hoff’s magic sealed the win.
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Jann
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Crandall
Bheely
Toblo
Bears win as Fitzgerald hits long homer for Vernon
In a Pacific Coast League contest the Vernon Tigers defeated the Hollywood Bears 8 to 3. Fitzgerald belted a seventh inning homer after a tied score, driving in key runs as Calvo pitched for Salt Lake to the finish and Goodbred earned the win for Oakland. The game featured strong hitting and defensive plays from both sides at Washington Park.
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Charley Day
Lelog
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Hollywood
Manzanita
Washington Park
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Vernon Tigers
Fitzgerald
Fred Good
Xraan
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Galloway
Noy Mitchell
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Angels Lose to Oakland 6 104 in Franked Setback
In San Francisco this afternoon Oakland pounded Angels starter Curly Brown as Dirt Burns faltered early. Oakland plated six runs, Angels came up short with four, despite a late rally as Goodbred kept them to one score after the rough first innings.
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Tag Lanings
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Tag Annett
Coast League Directors Meet to Discuss War Era Rules
The Pacific Coast League directors met in San Francisco to review wartime effects on players salaries and travel. They decided against immediate radical action, planning to cut the player limit to Azteca men rather than raise salaries, and to form a committee to consult railroad officials about transportation. Weather reports noted recently fallen attendance. Attendees included McCredle, Portland, and John Powers.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
John Powers
Los Angeles
Cosat
Azteca
Salares
Ose
We . McCredle
Vortiand
John Paw
Confident Rivals Vow Victory In Friday Bout
Rivers declares peak condition and promises a knockout against Young, citing experience and power. Young replies he has trained hard, is in best shape, and aims to prove he can win by making Rivers sit up and take notice.
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Eltore
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Baseball Roundup from Pittsburgh to St Louis
Postponed games due to wet grounds and numerous results from New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. Notable scores include Cleveland 6 New York 1 and Philadelphia 11 St Louis 6 with Detroit defeating Boston 3 to 0. Lambeth’s pitching powers Cleveland past New York as 6 1 final.
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A Plea for Sports Defends Baseball in War Time
A French article urges Americans to preserve sports like baseball and golf as vital for national vigor amid war. It argues preparedness must include leisure, warns against dropping sports, and cites baseball as a national institution ready to help France adopt the game after the conflict.
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Jack
America
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France
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Vicomte de la Panouse
Juhn D. Foster
New York National Baseball Club
United States
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General strikes in Luxemburg widen across factories
The Gazette de Lausanne reports a general strike beginning in the grand duchy of Luxemburg due to high living costs and factory owners, largely German, refusing wage increases amid factory insecurity from Allied air raids. About five thousand workers are involved according to sources in Los Angeles and Oakland names appear in the report.
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Paris
Gazette de Lausanne
Grand Duchy of
Luzemburg
Los Angeies
J. TP. Cook
Exing
Oakland
Berrys
Evan Franksen
Thomas der Inody
Vernon
College stars join Army rookies in Fort Ben Harrisor track meet
A Fort Benjamin Harrison training camp track meet drew many college stars from Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio among army rookies. The event showcased top athletes in the middle ranks, with most schools represented by their best talent and promising material for the service.
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Fort Benjamin Harrisor
Indiana
Trearve Corps
Army
Kentucky
Ohiowan
Reds Score Sixth to Top Giants in Sixth Inning Shocker
Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 3 as Mathewson's Reds rally in the fourth inning off Denton, overcoming a New York lead. Catteries-Drenton, Middleton and McCarty, Toney and Wingo credited in the box.
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Cincinnati
Mathewson
Tuba Denton
Focals
New York
Drenton
Middleton
McCarty
Toney
Wingo
Knockout Brown to Meet Cyclone Workman in Title Bout
Ogden boxer “Knockout” Brown will boxingly face “Cyclone” Workman in Ipby Idaho on June 16. He then meets Eddie Dallas in Tirte Washington on June 20. Brown, praised for recent strong Idaho showing, aims to face top west fighters this summer.
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Knockout Brown
Cyclone Workman
Brown
Cyclone” Workman
Ipby
Ida
Eddie Dallas
Tirte
Tirown
Idaho
Socialists Split If Anti Draft Resolution Stands
California Socialist leaders threaten withdrawal from the national party unless the ant i draft resolution adopted at the Dallas convention April 7 is repudiated. N A Richardson, state executive committee member and 1914 Socialist gubernatorial candidate, said he sent notice to the national secretary announcing the move.
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Cal
California
National Party
Dallat
N. A. Richardson
Socialist Party of California
Hichardson
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