Shanks War Club Tops Griffins In Baseball Rout
Confederate veterans and fans filled American League Park as the Nationals beat the Browns 7 to 4. Shanks delivered a bases clearing triple and later a double, driving Griffmen’s victory over Jones’s Browns while Koob and Davenport struggled on the mound. Brown offense rallied late but could not overcome the early Griff dominance.
Red Sox Triumph Over Indians In Pitchers Battle
Boston defeats Cleveland 2 0 in a tight pitching duel as Shore and Grady trade jams. Cleveland scores early on an error and steals, while Boston answers with timely hits and solid fielding.
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New York Rally Beats Detroit 6 5 In Ninth Inning
New York trailed early but surged in the ninth to defeat Detroit 6 to 5 in a seesaw game. Highlights include a three-run ninth and key hits by Bush, Cobb, and Veach as New York overturns a deficit and secures the win.
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T/Magee
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Belle of Bryn Mawr Wins International Steeplechase at Belmont Park
Belle of Bryn Mawr, an added starter, led from the break to win the International steeplechase at Belmont Park by three lengths over Robert Oliver and Cherry Maotte. Hibler rider fell at the fourth jump. The card also lists results for six additional races featuring two-year-olds to four-year-olds with multiple stakes and handicaps.
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Belle
Bryn Mawr
Belmont Park
Robert Oliver
Cherry Maiotte
Hibler
Farry ‘Wand
MrAteel
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Little Devil
Sun Briar
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Jae Sand
Lucky Day
Sally
Cerry Banner
George Washington
Nadinetts
Griff Denies Brooklyn Will Get Franchise
The Washington franchise will not relocate to Brooklyn or any city and will stay in Washington as long as the American League exists. The Nationals won yesterday by 12 hits against three St Louis pitchers, moving from cellar to seventh place. Jim Shaw earned his fifth win in nine starts, with a strong outing despite six hits and two walks over five innings. Joe Judge added base steals and runs, while George contributed a sacrifice fly and an infield play of note. Richard C Collins, sporting editor of the St Louis Republic, is on his honeymoon traveling with the Browns. Beginning tomorrow, league games start at 3:30.
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Highway Wins at Marlboro Center in $141.40 Thriller
Race card details reveal Highway led the seventh race at Marlboro Center, a $900 purse event for 3-year-olds and up at 6 1/2 furlongs. Roath and Aunt Elsie followed in the place and show spots, with notable entries including King Stalwart, Brave, and Malabar. The eight other races featured numerous bets and performances across the strong card.
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Morris Beats Moran In Nine of Ten Rounds
New York June 4 Carl Morris Oklahoma out fought Frank Moran Pittsburgh in nine of ten rounds. Moran weakened late as Morris pressed with sharp rights and uppercuts. Moran’s cut left him bleeding by the tenth, while Morris weighed 224 pounds and controlled the bout.
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Inretne Moran
Nationals to Celebrate Patriotic Day at Park
National League baseball parks prepare patriotic day events with a band concert at 11 39 and a military display by the Nationals and Browns before the 3 o clock game. Similar programs are planned for other American League parks.
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Heginning
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Browns
Stomia
National League Standings Snapshot and Results
National League standings show New York leading with five wins and one loss, Cincinnati at .468, Brooklyn at .418, St. Louis at .800, Pittsburgh at .341. Yesterday's games featured Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 0, Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2, Boston 6 Cincinnati 3, New York 8 St. Louis 5. Today schedules include New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Beeston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Golfers Must Submit Names for Atlantic Patriornic Tourney
Two days remain for golfers to enter the Atlantic Patriornic tournament. Entries close tomorrow evening with Secretary Alpheus Winter at the chess club. Expected participants include MO Clarke Parkran BR Warren Corkean of Baltimore and Robert Welro of Wilmington, listing handicaps in sixteens for rounds across Washington courses Friday and Saturday.
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Alpheus Winter
Chaar
Parce Accord
Netegil Id
Leonard Outworks Welsh in Six Round Ring Victory
Philadelphia June 4 Renne Leonard, the middleweight champion of the world, defeated Ine Welsh of Philadelphia in a six round bout tonight with the champion handling Welsh at will. The bout, staged before a small crowd, ended with Leonard clearly in command after a vigorous start.
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Renne Leonard Leh
Sax
Ine Welsh
Welsh
Navy and Justice-Trade Open Departmental League Tennis
Navy and Justice-Trade are set to open the Departmental League with a round robin tennis match tomorrow. Navy finished runner-up last season and Justice-Trade claims a strong lineup, though both squads have had little preparation due to urgent work.
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Bass Navy
Tennis tournament plays three matches yesterday
In a trio of classes at Columbia Country Club courts yesterday three matches were completed in the middle Atlantic patriotic tennis tournament. In the men's doubles semifinal Cash and Dowd beat Slater and Chapman 6-4 3-6 4-6. In the upper half singles consolation Davia defeated E Dowd 5-1 7-5 2-? and in the women's consolation Miss Weaver defeated Mia Rheem 6-3 6-1.
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E. Dowd
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Political Debate Over Tax and Prohibition Measures
Conservatives in Congress push for partial prohibition as a possible endgame this year. The Senate Glance committee outlines steps including a modified taxation plan to replace house manufacturing levies on patents medicines perfumes and cosmetics while unresolved liquor questions remain. A tentative vote against higher postal and publishing taxes was followed by an amendment by Senator Fa Follette to exempt small publishers earning under $2 000 a year from advertising taxes.
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Pullicaona
Fa Follette
German Spy Plot Arrests Expand in New York and Mexico
A fourth man detained in the German spy case faces continued investigation into his connection with the alleged plot to establish a German communications network. Evidence points to equipment shipped toward Vera Cruz and possible links to Mexican consignees, with authorities seeking to determine knowledge of German use. Hyman Frencke, an electrical engineer, and others are under scrutiny as federal officials pursue further arrests and potential court-martial implications.
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Questions Drive Her From Stand In Breach of Promise Suit
Special to The Washington Post. New York June 4. Miss Hulda Vor Ahlstrand seeks 250000 in damages for alleged breach of promise of marriage by Daniel G Gordon Frank. On the witness stand she cried under cross examination as George Gordon Batt pressed questions. Frank, wealthy from his late father's estate, denied promising to marry. She testified of jealousy and endured unkindness for love. She said a yacht trip with Hal Coleman was chaperoned and that Frank asked an oath that her parents would die if she did not marry him. Frank later denied the promise.
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Daniel G Gordon Frank
Mr Frank
Hal] Coleman
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Frank
Hold Educator as a Burglar in Norfolk
Norfolk June 4 indicted by grand jury for burglary. J Paul Spence former Baptist preacher and city public instruction inspector allegedly and with a police officer witness two trips to a vacant house carrying plumbing fixtures. Spence claimed to remove fixtures to stop theft and offered $50 for release. He denied other charges and gave false name at first.
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Lot of spuds left to spoil in Chicago inquiry
Government investigators probe why fifteen cars of potatoes loaded near Searenville and shipped from the shipping area were found in poor condition. Officers suspect spoilage occurred on the siding while potatoes were being maintained in the market.
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