Bakers Defeat Y M C A In Russell Field Encounter
Bakers fielded strong against the YMCA at Russell Field as Osaka struck out 13 and Broderick fanned four. Scoring spurred by singles, a passed ball, and an error, the Bakers took a lead in the second and added runs in the fourth and fifth. Box score lists Butter Krust and Chicago games, with Detroit, St Louis, and Philadelphia results noted, plus draft-era player moves and team notes from the Pirates, Indians, and Sunset League.
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Osaka
Bakery
Bakers
Russell Field
Broderick
Masterson
Walter
Flags for sale and local family visits noted in Chan dlers Valley T T Times
The Times reports a shipment of 4x6 flags priced 1.49 and mentions C A Graham of Youngsville visiting with patents. It also notes Mr and Mrs Paul Spencer and their Warren son visiting relatives, plus visits by Mr and Mrs Hodges and Beaver Dam relative, and Gerald Carr and Mrs F Carr visiting Rev Hanks family.
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C. A. Graham
Youngsville
Paul Spencer
Warren
Hodges
Ter
Beaver Dam
Hanks
Gerald Carr
War
F. Carr
City League meeting settles postponed games and schedules
The City League held a full managers meeting to set dates for postponed games and finalize the slate for the first season. The president will arrange dates. disputes over players were resolved. plans for a double header and four games in a week were laid out. a pennant idea was floated and a July 1 adjournment set with Fourth of July games to follow.
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Ates
Gisholts
Jimmy Larson
Amore
Dr. Richards
Smoky” Schaffner
Bakery
Pirates
Gisholt-Bakery
Pierce
Dough Boys
Keys
Ballat
Ancidentals
Russell Park
City League
Spaulding Company
Baseball Watchba
Cubs Arrive for Giants Series in New York Showdown
New York fans recall past days as the Chicago Cubs, led by Fred Mitchell, arrive to clash with the Giants in a key series with weather conditions to be watched. Alexander, in Army khaki, may pitch one game for Chicago.
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International News
New York
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Fred Mitchell
McGraw
Cub
Alexander
United States Army
Chicago
Reds Dodgers Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
The opening game of the Dodgers versus Reds series in New York was postponed this morning due to wet grounds.
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REDS
New York
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Hoodoo on trail of Larry Doyle in Giants fate
International News Sports Editor Jack Velock reports June 11 from New York on Larry Doyle, star Giants slugger and fabled jinx. Doyle’s stomach operation sidelined him, leaving the team to scramble for a replacement as Doyle had led the league in batting before illness. The piece notes Doyle’s impact, the injury’s timing, and the club’s shift to Bertrand Niehoff, while recounting Doyle’s past misfortunes and trade history with the Cubs and McGraw era.
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Jack Velock
International News
New York
Larry Doyle
Giant
Lneup
Doyle
Giants
McGraw
Bertrand Niehoff
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Niehoff
Polo Grounds
Larry
Cubs
Heinie Zimmerman
Charley Herzog
Reds
LINES TO BENNY KAUFF AND OTHER NOTES FROM THE DIAMOND
A compiled sports column notes Benny Kauff and Dick Rudolph. Rudolph pitched a one hit shutout for the Braves, Merkle’s doubles boost the Cubs, Cooper allows two hits for the Pirates, Cobb homers in Detroit, Washinton beats the Browns in 14 innings, Joe Bush edges the White Sox, and the Bas tones struggle on Schellenbach. Wyoming crude quotations and a flag shipment announced.
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Joe Bush
Schelenbach
Sox
Chicago
Bastones
Schellenbach
For Sale Multiple Houses and Acreage Listing
Real estate brief lists several properties including 8 to 10 rooms and multiple baths on Hertzel Canton and Conewango Avenues with garages and various lot sizes. Mentions a 3 story brick block on Penna Ave West and a 165 acre farm with 2 acre berry beds three miles from Warren, all offered at bargain prices. Also notes an overall good building.
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Hertzel Street
Canton Street
Conewango Ave
Penna
Warren
War era baseball notes and player enlistments page
The column reports on early 20th century baseball scenes including Al Mamaux leading Fore River to a 9 2 win over Sparrow Pointers in the Bethlehem Steel league at Quincy Mass. It mentions players Dan Lytle and his feathered mitt packing joke, Manager Bierce on U boat punishements, and Rowland predicting White Sox pennant repeat. It also covers Navy call ups Urban Faber and others, Five Giants serving, and Bill Fischer’s release to Binghamton.
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al Mamaux
Fore River
Sparrow Pointers
Quincy
Mass
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Bell Phone
Reo 5
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Jacobson’s Auto Battery Department
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Tiona
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Market Street
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Rhine
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Times
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