Morissey and St Clair Fight to a Draw
Lee Morrissey of Oxden and Willie St Clair of Sarcamenta fought last night in the Armory in a hard bout that ended in a draw. Spectators largely sided with Morrissey, and many felt referee Thorninn erred. Morrissey showed aggression and landed decisive blows, while St Clair displayed cleverness and defense but failed to hurt Morrissey. The eleventh through fourteenth rounds were pivotal with Morrissey rallying to edge ahead at times, though the last rounds kept the outcome undecided. Also noted were preliminaries Billy Johnson and Tris Boyle ending in a draw and Kid World Jerry Lane taking a four-round bout on points.
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Lee Morrleser
Oxden
Wii St Clsit
Sarcamenta
Fuehl
Majoriy
Fany
Thorninn
Morrissey
Che
Amily
Thornton Wat She Yeneres
Aiebrhly
Se. Clair
Lee
Cllux
Oita
St. Clair
Lea
St Clair
Norrisoy
Murf
Aloorks
Willie
Morelsany
Meriisany
St Ghir
St. Claie
Morrlesey
Morita Apy
Chir
Morrissey Ielec
Billy Johnson
Tris Boyle
Jerry Lane
Lane
Johnson
Doyle
Jokseon
Oaks Lose Again to Killieferds in San Francisco
In San Francisco, the Oaks fell to the Angels 3 to 1 as the Angels broke through for the decisive run in the ninth inning. Crandall struggled early, while Krause and Crandall pitched for Oakland, with Brave and Gardner delivering limited offense for the Oaks amid a tense late rally. The game featured late-inning drama and miscues, ending after a lengthy, error-prone stretch.
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San Francisco
Cal
Juan
Angels
Kraneo
Seetee Gardner
Murray
Krave Powis
Mit
Chandi
Krae
Trindall
I Krause
Hasis
Ion
Angeled
Oakland
Tina
Ceaplro- McCarthy
Cleveland and Boston edge in old fashioned game
Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 1 in a long early season interleague tilt. Nine Boston pitchers and three by Cleveland worked, with Cleveland executing a triple steal in the seventh. Errors by multiple players marked the game, while Ruth and Leonard allowed several runs as Cleveland pulled away late.
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Cleveland
Boston
Claveland
Schang
Tostun
Honper
Strung
Chapiian
Hasa
Shean
Silooper
Wood
Tith
Hooper
Thomas
Ba Wood
Roth
Chapman
Speaker
Graney
Strunk
Groom
Wambsranas
Williams
Scott
Jays
Speaker O O'Neilo Evans
Chapioao
Jen Ony Vasces
Rostow
Tins
Errara
Ballsa
Leonard
Bush
Ruth
Mylyneans
Jones
Hagby
Combe
Tush
Molyneitix Jone
McCabe
Jolt Hingby
Conmoe
Thy Bush
Grong
Coumbe
Wlpital Bush
Molyneswix
Couimbe
World War era reshapes 1916 US tennis rankings
The article notes most top 1916 US tennis players are in war service and nine ranking stars serve in various branches. One member, Ichya Kemaga, returned to Japan. It hints at new stars emerging this season from veterans and younger players while draft age limits affect competition.
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Raal
Ichya Kemaga
Japan
Browns Use 16 Men to Fail to Score in Loss
New York edged St Louis 1 to 0 as Gilhooley Fingled scored on Pratt's two base hit after a walk and a steal. Ban Johnson attended the game. Nunamaker left with an injury after a foul lip. Errors by Peckinpaugh Pratt and Wilhoit noted. Shocker pitched for St Louis and Russell for New York.
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St. Lauia
Isselen
New York
Gilhooley
Pratt
Ban Johnson
The
Value
Gan
Tirawns
Leslie Nunamaker
Browne
Peckinnaugh
Ted
Lefton St Howls
Ercora
Rt. Toma
Thases
Russell
Shocker
Strack ant—Ry Russell
Hy Shocker
National League schedule reports postponements amid wet grounds
Weather delays ripple through the National League with numerous postposed games. St Louis at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn are postponed due to wet fields while Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Boston face similar delays.
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New York
St. Louis
Westington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fanny Durack Not to Appear in U S Swimming Meet
San Francisco reports Fanny Durack the Australian record holder will not participate in the Pacific Amateur Athletic Union events. The registration board of the Pacific Association refused Durack a U.S. amateur status and she declined to load. Durack, accompanied by Iris Wells, arrived with Australian Swimming Union identifications. Her U.S. tour had been previously approved by the New Smyrna Sailing Association. Durack told reporters she planned to remain in the United States to pursue family-related commitments and home duties. Durack was to be under William Cameek of the Army four Athletic association.
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San Francisco
Fanny Vrack
Registration Board of the Pacific
A. A. Mins
Dirack
Ailis ‘Mins Wells
Australian Swimming Union
United States
Smyth +les Sailins
Ameriur
Durack
Repre Srentatives
Ita
Jevat Uae
William (Ameek
Oie
Hw Puvilley Army Four
Anton
Burton's Home Run Secures Tigers Victory Over Coyotes
In Los Angeles on June 7, the Tigers defeated the Coyotes 4 2 with Burton's two run homer in the eighth. Raley scored ahead of him, and Easterly, Horton and Daley contributed as LA hitters. Pitcher R. Mitchell earned the win after a long eight innings, with Bromley and Check closing. Home run also credited to Horton.
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Los Angs
Cal
Tigers
Coyotes
Burton
Raley
Haven
R. Mitchell
Vernon
Rodgers
Pinelli
Easter Houbin
Daley
Borton
Bente
Los Angeles
H. PO. A.B
Ewsee
Chadtourne
Barlow
MIHTO
Bevceeae
Westerail
Stromure
Mitchello
Cheech
Sroramento
Wile
Horton
Bunis
Hosp
Griegs
Westérall
Bromley
Check
Ol Bramley
Mitchell
Thuns
Espumathis
Chreh
R. Mitchiell
Dramley
Downey
Lu Griges
Frary
Daubert Rare: 14,090 Chances With No Broken Finger
Brooklyn June 8 Jake Daubert veteran first baseman of the Robins has not had a finger broken in 11 years and about ten chances per game over 14,090 grounders and throws. He is noted for durability and consistency across twelve seasons. The piece also notes Cubs and Yankees catching talent and a golfer’s arm debate.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Jake Danbert
The
Robins
Nitin
Daubert
Rubin
Jake
York
Chicago
Cubs
Johnny Kling
Jimmy Archer
Jimmy
Killifer
Yankees
al Walters
Yanks
Harry Hannah
Miller Huggins
Herd Tuel i
Tow Clarke
Huggins
France Must Pursue War to the Limit
Paris dispatch from Le Matin asserts France must pursue the war to the limit amid ongoing hostilities. The article emphasizes unwavering resolve and readiness to extend efforts until strategic goals are secured, reflecting a mobilized wartime stance.
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France
Veterans prove steady at bat for Aronia Dodgers
Jake Denbert, in his ninth year at first base for the Aronia Dodgers, is hitting above .500 and fielding well. The Paris defense committee contemplates long range bombardment risks, aiming to defend the capital and sustain morale amid fears of intensified attacks.
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Jake Denbert
Aronia Dodgers
Paris Committee of Defense
Frederick Brunet
Paris
Brunet
Aio
Germany
New Passenger Rates Take Effect Sunday at Three Cents a Mile
Washington updates announce three cent per mile passenger rates to begin Sunday midnight. Passengers traveling to destinations at that time will ride under original ticket terms, with no stopovers at old rates. Round trip tickets bought earlier will be honored and unused mileage will be redeemed at original charges. A regional commuter conference is set for June 17 to discuss rate adjustments for tourist and excursion trains.
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Washington
Pssengers
Qhitage Dine 17
Trina
Seals Lose To Bees In Low-Scoring Duel At Salt Lake
Salt Lake beat San Francisco 4-2 as Penny Penner and Kantlehner battled. wild pitch in the seventh helps Salt Lake pull away. San Francisco’s Wiggers and Downes produced limited hits, while both teams stranded runners.
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Kenney Penner
Grip
Teeny
Penny
Sears
Ife
Ardits
SAN Francsco
Bunter
Hummel
Kant Salt Lai
Syeet
Gan Francigen
Salt Lake
Lorts
Maggers
Orr
Saucifice Bs
Konnick
Kantiohses
Satelfice Fir Sands
Bayes
Corhan
Mek
Sands
Ly Teoner
Kantlehner
Penner
Sheely
Plex
Kanttelner
San Francisco
Salt Lake J
Winney
Minues
Weather forecast for coming week across regions
Forecasts indicate showers in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys on Monday and again midweek with seasonal temperatures. Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau areas expect fair weather with isolated showers early and late in the week. Southern Berkeley mountains and plateaus should stay fair with seasonal temperatures. Pacific states see minor temperature changes. In France, Harry Baker reports his brothers Peter and Herflan Nye, enlisted March 8, have arrived.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
France
Harry Baker
Bred M. Nye
Hia
Peter and
Herflan
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