Fleven Flies To One Fifloer Chicago June 23
Baddie Cleotte of Chicago weakened in the night after holding Cleveland to a questionable hit and the visitors backed by four hits defeated Chicago 3 to 3. Oscar Felsch of Chicago set what is believed a world record for putents by a major league outfielder with eleven flies caught in a nine inning game. Five home runs were hit in New York as the Yankees overwhelmed Philadelphia 11 to 4, Peckinpaugh two homers and Baker Lewis and Hannah one each. Detroit defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 with Leonard solid on the mound. Bombard pitcher Boston notes Washington pitchers' struggles. Gharrity two hits and a single.
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Baddie Cleotte
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Cleveland
Oscar Felsch
HE. Cheveland
and O'Neill
Ciscotte, Kerr and Schalk
New York
Youikees
Dphiladelphia
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Lewis
Hannah
Philadelphia
Alarming American League opener stirs New York return
The American League sees a grim outlook as New York hosts Philadelphia with heavy scores and uncertainty. Boston defeats New York 12 to 3 while Boston, Detroit, and Cleveland prepared for key matchups as Washington heads to Chicago.
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
St Louis continued defensive woes as Pittsburgh edged the Cardinals 3 to 2 with Stenegal's sixth inning homer driving the win. Miller and Schmidt pitched for Pittsburgh while Tuero Ames Clemons worked for St Louis. Other games were postponed with several matchups listed.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Stenegl
Terry
R. Pittaburg
F. Miller
Schmidt
Rudolph Wins: Athletics Triumph In Tight First Game
Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 in a nine inning baseball opener. Rudolph held firm except late, scattering blows as Boston pressed runs in the final frames. Ancobs, Smith and Agams, Clarke worked for Philadelphia, while Rudolph and Wilson tended the mound for Boston.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Rudolph
Scott R.H
Ballertes
Wilson
Ancobs
Smith and Agams
Clarke
Coast League Club Standing and City Dispatches
San Francisco reports Coast league standings with Sundays games. Bengals 14 Rainiers 0. In Steubenville street war arbitration awards five cents an hour to all employees, retroactive May 1. Dubuque arbitration increases 8 to 14 cents for most workers. Muskogee streetcar union organizes with near-universal signups. wages remain among the lowest in the U S. Classified ads follow.
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Sleubenville, O
Dubuque
Amalgamated Street Railway
Dubuque Electric Company
Muskogee
Okla
Carmen
Svaployes
United States
Dempsey Defeats Tate In Surprise Knockout At Camp
In Toledo on June 13 Jack Dempsey battered Tate in a striking display then crushed Tate with a right to the chin after a quick shift ending the round. Tate admitted it was the first time in three years he’d been floored. Promoter Tex Rickard reported gates may reach 1 million with a 4000000 seating capacity forecast. Other notes include Eternal winning the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct, Purchase challenging, and spectators unsettled by Purchase’s many fouls.
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Toledo
Bia
Jack Dempsey
Dill Tats
Kay Dempsey
Tate
Jamaica Kid
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Nem
Rotaion
Dempsey
Sac Langford
Willard
Tex Rickard
Record Detailing Sub Mission Time and Near Record
An event reports Unger and Ktersat in a sub mission, noting the winner clocked 1 49 43, within a fraction of a second of H. Whitney's prior record in this event from two years ago.
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Unger
Ktersat
H. Whitney
Horrow
Senator Critics Stir Ogden Citizen Calls for Action
A letter from WT Nelson, signed as a square American, denounces U S senators for alleged obstruction and harmful rhetoric. The writer claims the speeches threaten national unity and urges support for leaders willing to carry the load for the country.
Newsboys Back From Lost Creek Fishing Outing
The Standard newsboys returned from a fishing trip in Weber canyon and Lost Creek last week. They attracted cheers as they traveled from Ogden, with tales of two pounders and lively antics at the camps. King Cole supervised and cooked, claiming it the best outing of his life.
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Weber Canyon
Lost Creek
Ogden
Thardon
Wade
Bret
Bil Cunningham
Kuki
Shep
Newsies
Yen
King Cole
Man Arrested Over Whiskey Theft Case Ends With Fine
Manuel Ballefro was arrested by Officer Harbertson for possessing liquor and sentenced to pay a 200 fine or serve 120 days. The arrest followed discovery of sixteen pints of whiskey in a sack while he waited for work near Sperry rail. He admitted intent to sell the liquor and the case proceeded in front of Judge D R Roberts.
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Manuel Ballefro
Harbertson
D. R. Roberts
Ballefro
Jjudge
Sperry
Ie Yan
Jtarbertson
Balletro
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Eternal
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Questionnaire
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