Baseball LCOS Too Much For Mail Clerks
City League doubleheader at Glenwood featured a decisive win by the Galcos over the Mail Clerks. Moulding pitched strongly for Gale, allowing few hits and one error charged to Captain Stewart, as Never-Rips beat Walk-Overs 15 to 5 in the opening game and Gale 13, Mail Clerks 4 in the second, with standout plays by Cox, Bartlett, and Brown amid reorganization growing pains.
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Brickley and Bartlett Shine in Variable Playoff Bout
Brickley Bartlett star as Moulding Pagned belle-Rounde, and doubles by Cox, Wolsey, and Bartlett fuel a tense game. Umpire Watt officiates as Parry nets two crucial scores amid a string of undefined plays.
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Wilson ward nine sweeps two wins in baseball games
The Wilson ward nine won both games yesterday against Lie Conners and the 17th Street team. Wilson remains undefeated this season and is delivering a snappy, fast game. Lineups included Paine, McQuade, Miller, Dawson, Blackwell, Carney, Cook, Morrison, Douglas for Wilson and Garner, Fife, Drie, Cash, Cawley, Wadhurn, Hendershot, Vamene, Stanford, Tresedor for Canners.
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L. Tresedor
Thascares Canners
Wilsoin
Portland Wins Doubleheader Over Tigers in Two Games
Portland defeated Los Angeles twice on May 29, scoring 2 0 in the morning game and tallying six runs in the afternoon behind a 14 hit attack. Tigers pitchers struggled with hits and fielding errors, while Coveteskis, Kane, and Carlisle contributed offensively. Doc White was appointed acting manager at noon, and White led the afternoon effort as Portland moved further down the standings.
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Athletics Angels Take Both Games in Riot Scare
San Francisco May 2. A chaotic two game day featured rock throwing and threats as fans attacked the umpire after a rough morning session. Los Angeles won the morning 1 0 in ten innings while Oakland led 2 0 before Los Angeles triumphed 3 2 in the afternoon. Umpire Finney faced threats and was escorted to safety as cushions and rocks flew toward the field.
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Salt Lake Wins Series in Exciting Baseball Clash
Salt Lake captured the series three games to one as they beat San Francisco in a tense game. Budd Barbour, Hannah and Jimmy Shinn led the offense with key plays including a late homer by Bodie and a tying blast by Downs. Reisigl and Schmidt shone on the mound while San Francisco faced timely hits and clutch defense.
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Washington Defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 in Detroit Series
Washington wins 4 to 1 over Cleveland with Johnson driving in a game run and Cleveland held to five hits. Detroit beat Philadelphia as strong pitching by Ponnock and Davis limited scoring. Chicago and Boston split, Chicago using Colling and Weave r to edge Boston 4 to 2. Chicago topped Baltimore 9 to 1 as the Toronto game notes mention.
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Venice Park City Loses Billings to Injury
The Venice Park City team suffered a setback as center fielder Billings sprained an ankle yesterday. The loss is expected to hurt the lineup against the National League, with doubts rising whether they could have won even with him.
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New York
Standings Roundup From Yesterday's Games Across Regions
In Salt Lake and San Francisco, results show Oakland and Los Angeles splits with tight margins. Morning action featured several city teams. Venice and Morland posted narrow wins as Portland and others chase leads in the series.
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Pricely Wesley Hospitalized After Wild Pitch Impact
In Castle Gate this afternoon Pricely Wesley of Mehrland is in Castle Gate Hospital with a brain concussion after being struck in the head while at bat in a Carbo imery league game. His condition is reported as serious.
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Mehrland
Castle Gate
Will
Tragic Double Homicide and Suicide Near Town
Ruth Mammen and another girl, both 13, were attacked while walking near a village flare. A man, Roth Hanmer, shot them through the heart, then killed himself after firing two more shots. The killer had lived in town for a year and had recent troubles with a woman. Local authorities found the scene and reported the ensuing suicide.
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