Feven Straight For Shawkey American League Standings
The latest American League club standings and yesterday results show Detroit and Washington tied after a 1 1 loss to Cleveland and Philadelphia beating Chicago. New York swept St Louis after an 11 inning game while Boston and Cleveland posted notable performances. Today’s schedule features trail at Washington and games across Philadelphia Chicago and New York with Cleveland at New York and St Louis at New York.
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Pittsburg Wins First Inning Lead In National League Clash
New York and Pittsburg led in a rugged June 16 schedule with Pittsburg overpowering Philadelphia 6 to 3 in an eleven inning affair at Pittsburgh. Lindy Shawkey contributed strong pitching earlier in the day as New York defeated St Louis, and rain halted a St Louis Brooklyn game at 2 to 0 after five innings.
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Athletics Beat Phillies 16 to 1 In Uneven Tilt
Catterson leads Coveleakie and O'Neill with Alias and Schaag in Philadelphia June. 18 game. Selbold homers for the A's and Williams tows the mound in a lopsided victory as Felech and Jackson also connect. Batteries: Williams and Gchalk for Philadelphia. Zelbold Thompson and Perkins for KH.
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Cubs Edge Giants In Extra Innings On Errors
Chicago misplays allow New York to score three unearned runs in ten innings, giving the Giants a 4 to 3 win over the Cubs. Batteries were Tarnes and Smith for New York, McCarty, Douglas and O’Farrell for Chicago.
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Rippling Rhymes Reflect on Names Then and Now
Walt Mason laments old fashioned female names fading from use, recalling Isabella Ruth Jane Abigail and others once common in village life. He notes modern girls carry plainer names, while affection for the stately, bygone appellations lingers amid nostalgic verse.
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Willard Sparring Camp Shut Down By Champion
In Toledo on June 16 Jess Willard told sparring partners no burlesque in his camp and vowed to eliminate purses, forcing trainees to fend for themselves. Jack Heinen, Jack Hempel, and Walter Monahan were battered in six rounds, while Dempsey did light work and shadow boxing. Manager Kearns noted the challenger weighed 195 pounds and would be barred from boxing on Saturday or Sunday.
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Benny's Notebook Fire Scene Play Dialogue
A dramatic scene unfolds outside a burning house as a citizen and a woman named Lady plead for help. Firefighters and bystanders react while the Lady fears for her child on the top floor amid flames lighting the night. The urgency centers on rescue and the danger of structural collapse.
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Fragmentary Fire Scene Narrated by Citizens
A garbled eyewitness fragment describes a rushed fire incident with a woman calling for help and firefighters arriving. Citizens lament delays and miscommunications as a child is saved from a top floor, while one bystander questions others about the law and actions.
Peanuts Pietro Lagla week and smart mask plan
A garbled, phonetic-era piece describes a character named Peanuts Pietro Lagla and a town’s police scrutiny. It mentions passing an exam, wearing a fly mask and dog muzzle, tension with authorities, and political chatter about President Wilson, railroads, and Congress with a satirical voice.
Linemen and Others Quit the Telephone Company in Montast
Montast June 15. A group of linemen, repairmen and telegraphers quit work at Mountain States Telephone on Telegraph company here. They ended receipt of the telegraph train from headquarters and cancelled the call. The strike broadside is ongoing and electrical workers remain idle. Local officials seek resolution as talks continue.
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