White Sox sweep Phillies in six to three game
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 in Philadelphia as Felsch Jackson Sei bold and Strunk star on defense and offense. The win completes a second straight season sweep of the Phillies in this series. Registration day celebrations featured flag-raising and the Star Spangled Banner with Chicago players singing.
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Ballantyne Off The District Golf Championship Field
With the exception of William C Ballantyne holder of the middle Atlantic title all the prominent golfers of the District are expected to compete in the patriotic tournament over local golf courses next Friday and Saturday Urgent business engagements have kept Ballantyne out of the game recently.
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Nearly 30 000 Attend Yankees Tigers Double Header
New York June 1 Nearly 30 000 fans filled the stands for an American League double header between the Yankees and Tigers. The crowd represented the largest ever to watch a league game in New York as the teams divided honors.
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Reds Rally in Ninth to Take 6 5 Victory
Cincinnati defeats New York 6 to 5 in the first game of the series as Groh misplayed a ball allowing Shean and Mitchell to score rallies. Key hits include Mitchell two-base and a late misjudgment leading to the winning run.
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New York Fans Rally Behind Yankees For Pennant
New York crowds back the Yankees in the race for the American League title. The team sits in third place behind Boston and Chicago as Col Ruppert and Capt Huston back high class players. Manager Donovan has harmony, players are aggressive and clean in play, and fans praise Bill Donovan as they do John McGraw. Blue Ridge League scores: Martinsburg 4 Frederick 3 and Chambersburg Hagerstown 3.
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Yanks Share Double Bill With the Tigers
Detroit and New York split a twin bill with Detroit taking the second game and Bush, Cobb, Veach, and Hendryx starring for the Tigers while Pipp led the Yankees with a bases cleared two-base hit in the first. Mitchell struggled in relief as Shawkey handled the Detroit lineup in the late innings.
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Red Sox Beat Indians 11-4 as 9-Run Inning Decides
Boston won the deciding game of the Cleveland series by driving Gould and Morton from the mound in the second inning, scoring nine runs. Cleveland tallied all its runs in the first on two singles, a double, a hit batsman and a sacrifice fly, final score 11 to 4.
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Nationals falter in ninth as Browns take game
At American League park a patriotic celebration preceded a Browns 4 2 win. Griffs managed only four hits and three errors aided St Louis. Baker and Johnson limited the Nationals, while Severeid, Pratt and Sloan produced the decisive runs for the Browns in the ninth.
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Shanks Holds Place In Ranks Of Sluggers
Howard Shanks shines at bat for the Nationals, reaching two of three hits allowed by Groom while Sam Rice and Monosky turn in solid defense. Sloan delivers a ninth inning pinch hit to spark a rally, helping St Louis secure a split in the series amid band music and umpire friction.
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Victory to Cardinals in overtime contest
St Louis rallied in the eleventh to edge Boston 3 to 2 in an overtime finish. J Smith Miller and Hornsby delivered key hits and scoring plays as the Cardinals prevailed in a tight, error-prone game highlighted by late inning offense and strong pitching.
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Doubtful Belmont sprint as Top of the Morning leads
At Belmont Park a bustling program featured Top of the Morning winning the Soaringtown highweight handicap after a strong surge, with Riverdale placing and King’s Joker close behind. A troubled Bay rider incident and a late surge by other contenders marked the day’s events. Joe Vane’s part ownership sent a crew to New York, and a New York owner departed for Perrot to assemble engineers for the United States army.
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Fans Buy Liberty Bonds Before Cub-Philly Game
Chicago June 3 The Philadelphia Chicago game became a liberty bond event with rain postponing after one inning. A crowd of about fifty solicited bonds as the naval training school band played, cheering the drive for war bonds.
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Adair Tops Southern Golf Tourney In Opening Round
Perry Adair of the Georgia capital shot 79 to lead 93 players on day one of the sixteenth Southern Golf Association tournament at Roebuck Golf and Automobile Club in Birmingham. Atlanta Athletic Club claimed team honors with a 331 total, besting seven other clubs including two from New Orleans and Birmingham. Adair’s 42 and 37 featured a strong outward run, while the homeward nine finished two over par. Tomorrow’s schedule includes several notable opening matches.
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Germans Ban U S Stage in Wartime Deal
Amsterdam and Berlin reports note the German Stage Society meeting endorsing a self defense measure by Count Seebach to bar German singers from American engagements for five years and forbid leaving Germany without prior approval. The plan targets artists pursuing work abroad while linking future operatic production to national cohesion.
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Virginia home guard plans statewide troop organization
The Virginia council of defense, led by Governor Stuart, outlined forming home guard companies across the state. He stated authority exists to mobilize troops for any needed purpose and pushed to organize in every county and suitable cities, seeking federal support and war materiel as Congress considers related bills.
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College Burns Mortgage Debt Settlement Reached
A settlement agreement resolved a 30,009 debt obligation with agreed payment by the seating debt provision. The debt was paid prior to January 1 under terms arranged by the parties involved.
One Cent a Stroke Is Golfers Pay for War
Chicago June 5 The women players of the Western Golf Association plan a last week of June tourney among member clubs. For every stroke in a round, each player will donate 1 cent to the Red Cross fund. The aim is to raise funds for ambulances and equipment. Virginia Athletic Club seeks 121-pound team for Sunday June 10. Challenges to Manager Louis Ronbrest Washington Post city room. PGA of America Englewood CC tourney July 24 and 25 may be contested over 72 holes.
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