Oaks Score Over San Francisco in Strange Park Battle
In San Francisco June 12 a Marine recruiter handed out literature at Tinercation Park as Oakland pitcher Kremer defeated San Francisco. Oaks exploded with a third inning rally, Dougherty relieved and yielded runs later, while Beale’s fielding and late hitting limited the State to a single run in the eighth. The final score remains unfinished in the report.
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Menest
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Troche
Sheehan
Beavers beat Angels 4 to 2 in tight win
Beavers secure a 4-2 victory over the Angels as Oakland locks in the two seed. The game featured scoring bursts and steady defense, with key plays turning the tide in the later innings. San Francisco quarters saw Tuna contributing to the effort, while officials tracked the standings and seedings.
Flee runs in muddled game tie with Portland
Portland battles Angela in a rough 2-3 loss as control slips in the third inning. Two Los Angeles pitchers walk and hit batters, loading the bases and allowing three unearned runs before relief arrives. Meantime Angela scores early on two related hits, but errors and a later rally fail to salvage the game.
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Stork
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Nuns Responsible
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Pam Brashear
Pacific Coast League yesterday results and auto record
Baseball results from Los Angeles Vernon and San Francisco Oakland show notable pitching and fielding details including Brown Houck and Williams. A new auto record was set in Lincoln Nebraska by Arthur Klein covering 25 miles in 30 minutes 47 seconds during a dirt track race as part of the Nebraska semi centennial celebration.
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Vernon-alt Lake
Ena
San Francisco
Oakland
San Frapelaco
Mt Portland
Portland
Lincoln
Neb
Arthur Klein
Wild throw seals Philadelphia win in 2 1 final
In Detroit a wild throw on Meliman’s grounder allowed Young to score as Philadelphia beat Detroit 2 to 1. Cobb earned two triples in four at bats for Philadelphia while Mitchell and Schoener pitched.
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Meliman
Young
Detroit
Cobb
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Sehauer
Sehang
Wisconsin to resume athletics after war ban
The University of Wisconsin announces it will resume intercollegiate athletics following pressure from university leaders and statements by President Wilson and Secretary Baker. The decision comes as the Biz Tea bans on later collegiate sports are reconsidered, with emphasis on students continuing studies and contributing to national efforts.
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Wis
Intercollegiata Athletica
University of Wisconsin
Consell
Winson
Baker
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Biz
Park City Hosts Washington Market in Afternoon Ball Game
The Washington Market team travels to Park City to face Park City in an afternoon game. A $160 wager is noted as a prize, with Fats the main attraction. Manager Weanedy states all players are in top condition ahead of the showdown. Ched TM Allen will pitch for Ogden. Park City seeks victory against Washington Market in a strong lineup. The Twentieth Infantry also plans a Sunday appearance, aiming to extend an unbeaten run this season.
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Eam Willeago
Park City
Union Miners
Fats
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Ched ™ Allen
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Ninhedy
Marketeam
Twentieth Infantry
War calling wives to urge husbands to join draft
In Warhington June 13, amid a flood of exemptions and appeals from anxious families a curious twist emerges. Some women seek to have their husbands conscripted while others resist, reflecting mixed local reactions to compulsory service and the evolving public mood.
Top heavy salaries shake Pacific Coast baseball clubs
The Pacific Coast League weighs retrenchment as teams mainly from Los Angeles and San Francisco face salary cuts while Salt Lake clinics await decisions. Officials say weather and attendance affect finances, not lack of interest, and players may sacrifice pay to keep the season afloat.
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Jeague
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H Wolverton
Beavers
Hmlt
Walter NeCredie
Frank
Murphy
Jack Cook
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Herobard
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Tirookisn
Portland Oregonian
Rube Evans
Witl
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Tittsburg
Ramisen
Seaton
Hendriz
Reuther
Eliott
Tera
Sears
Amels
League
Bernhard
Dir
Inter.cat
Western spectators clash as umpire Shaffer exits Fort Smith game
In Fort Smith Arkansas, tension rose between Fort Smith and Muskogee fans after umpire Shaffer made disputed calls. He was escorted from the park by players from both teams, and the crowd followed, with Shaffer escaping by leaping into a car.
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Fort Smith
Muskogee
Western Association
Shafter
Shaffer
Pittsburg Defeats Nasson In Eleven Innings 5-4
Pittsburg beat Nasson 5 to 4 after eleven innings. Carey and Digben singled, Smith made an error, and Balni's sacrifice aided the eighth inning rally. Other scores include New York defeating Chicago 10 to 6 in Chicago.
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Nasson
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Digben
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Balni
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Gawdy
Cooper, Jacobs
W. Wagner
Al Young Demands Rematch To Benefit Red Cross
Al Young, local lightweight, lost in a disputed finish to Rivers and seeks a rematch with Rivers for Red Cross funds. He offers to cover his training costs. if paid, the bout may skip Ogden as Rivers refuses to box there again. Rivers warned against betting in Ogden and vowed not to box locally.
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Jon Fivers
Rivers
Young
Rivera
Red Cross Society
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Red Cross
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Ogden
Stovall Eyes New Players After Workout Change
Los Angeles June 12 Manager Stovall of the Tigers canceled a workout and held a long meeting with players at the club house. He said he was after new players and it was up to the men to hold their jobs, but he had not heard from the proposed players and sent telegrams without replies.
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Mitre
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Tiger Ledder Vaya
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Tiger
Firebrand
Hees
Portland
Frank Chenes
Manent
Angela
Orvie
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Visalle
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