Siffs Break Into First Division tilts in mid Atlantic tennis title
Washington Nationals beat St Louis Browns 4 to 1 in a pitching heavy game. Zachary earned credit with a complete game win, supported by timely hitting and sharp fielding. The victory, Washington’s fifth straight, moved them into the first division as Urban Shocker struggled for the Browns.
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Chary
Browns
Tipialy
Nationals
J. W. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Jezebel Tecumseh
Zachary
Walington
Ao Walter Johnson
Brownies
Washington
Zachery
Urban Shocker
White Sox
Chicago
Red Sox
Home Runs Feature Yanks 11 to 3 Victory
New York defeated Detroit 11 to 3 in the second game of the series as Bodie and Meusel hit home runs. Meusel belted a long shot in the fifth inning at the local park, Bodie connected in the third with two aboard, and Ruth, Pratt, and others contributed to a 11 run effort.
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Detroit
New York
Bodie
Meuse
Meusel
Ruth Et
Uveachif
Petriot
Peckinpaugh
Pop
Ruth
Pratt
Lewis
Hanpah
Young
Vrench
Hellmann
Prekinpaugh
Thor- Mmahlen
Jones
Pipp
bare—Heath
Fee Limpaugh
Ellison
Pipa
Ermke
Thormakien
Himke
Thormahien
Thormaien
Browns edge Nationals amid crowd in Cambridge baseball clash
In St Louis on June 9 the Browns faced the Nationals before a sizable crowd as Roth was ruled out on Etileibe's line drive. Despite early trouble, the Browns limited the Nationals to one run in the first inning. Milan led with three hits, O New added two, and Geber impressed at shortstop as Zachary debuted for Nationals. Meanwhile Harvard routed California 9 to 2 in Cambridge with Felten holding the West to four hits while Crimson rocked McHenry for twelve.
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Mitre Rice State
Tlarris
Thomsin
Wilerbes
Roth Gerbe
O Neill
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Snomson
Tolur
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Ty Maan
Joe Tr
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Williams
Thomson
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Thome
Shocker
Wedington
St. Louis
Frerber
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Elerbe
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Myers
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Telfer
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Navy Yard League
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O'New
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
University of Galifornia
Felten
Crimson
McHenry
Indians Beat Perry 6 To 1 On Uhle Strong Pitching
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Uhle pitched effectively with six hits allowed and one walk. Witt homered for Philadelphia but hurt his knee at the plate and had to be carried off. Perry’s early struggles gave Cleveland the win in a game that featured several key hits and fielding plays.
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Abilo
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Jamiesonif
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Speaver
Aptemrth
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Ogardner
Walker
G Galloway
Johnston
Thomas
Perkins
Uhlen
Perryspoo
Philadelphia
Kane Witt
Chapman
Speaker
Smith
C Thomas
Able
Lerrors
Burns
Thor
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Pliss
Jobnaun
Burrus
Gardner
Jolnston
Phladelphia
Greveiani
Ballin
Ohio
Betehed
Perry
Giants
REDS
New York
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Cincinnati
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Young
Sauff
Kelly
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Neale
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Briore
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Doyle Taft
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Moore
Magee Loses Suit Against Chicago Baseball Club
In Cincinnati, Lee Magee, former Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Chicago player, loses a $9,500 suit against the Chicago Nationals. Jury verdict favors defense after about an hour. Magee plans an appeal, admitting a July 25 1918 bet and a proposed game-toss discussion with pool proprietor Jimmy CoseNo. Judge Peck urges keeping baseball free from fraud and preserving public confidence.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lee Magee
United States District Court
Hubert Alcorn
Magee
Brooklyn
Chicago Nationals
Boston
Tal Vhase
Cincinnati Flrat
Chase
Jimmy CoseNo
Heydler
National League
William Veeck
John Weld Peck
Pinch Hitters Edge Pirates In Overtime
Boston wins 7 to 6 in a tenth inning comeback as pinch hitter O Neill drives in the winning run with the bases loaded and one out after a Sull ivan RBI had tied the game. Boston outhits Pittsburgh with late scoring and strong relief pitching.
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Boston
Heston
Pittsburgh
O'Neill
Sullivan
Maranville
Pitteb
Baston
Gatonss
sPoweller. . & A Cutshaw
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Gowdy
Powel
Huns—Claton
Cutshaw
Carey
Southworth
Chriatonbury
Ornine
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Ocecherr
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Adams
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Fillingim
Lestaz
Adang
Newport Neas
Norfolk
Suffolk
G. Wilson
Petersburg
Portsmoath
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Major League pennant races and standings across leagues
Baseball standings show Cleveland Boston Chicago New York and others with wins and losses, yesterday results include Washington St Louis Boston Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia, and today’s schedules list games between Washington St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit and Boston Chicago. District net star Doyle defeats Moore to win the sectional tennis trophy 6 3 5 2 6 0, while War Department nets beat Navy 3 2 in a departmental tennis match with several close sets.
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New York
Bostoo
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Cours
Boston
Cleveland
Louis
York
Dosten
W.E Pot
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Pat
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Reston
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Philadelph
Hosto
Topax
Cincinnati
Bt. Louis
Moore
Middle Atlantic
Conrad
Doyle
J. Ballard Moore
Chevy Chase
Columbia
Navy War Department
Navy
Gore
Foote
War
Bates
Bragg
Calihan
Erb
Briton
Seldon
Hughes
Leary
Mastello
Stewart
Central Racking Tennis Match Ends 4 3 In Mixed Grudge
Central High nips Western 4 to 3 at Columbia Country Club. Nordlinger (Western) dominates Conklin 6-3 6-2 while Doyle, Dudley, and other points swing narrowly for Central. Doubles Burke Nortlinger and Hillman Newby win as Central prevails in a tight high school tennis contest.
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Columbia Country Club
Firau
Western Boys
Nordlinger
Conklin
Central
Hmrit
Furgieos
Nordiinger
Cooklin
Burke
Werm
Newby
Cam
Wowter
Hoffman
Dudley
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Nortlinger
Fowler
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Grove
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Schelree
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Ab Dyers
Congress Heights
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Sillivan
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Deer
Langon
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Koegle
Warr
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Dyer
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Uironetti
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Tolson
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Ouimet Shown Fails In Trans Miss Match Play
Rock Island Illinois June 9 Eight survivors in the Trans Mississipp i Golf Association championship will play tomorrow to determine the finalists. Ray Ouimet of Kansas City was a morning upset by C R Reilly of Minneapolis. G D French Davenport Iowa and Clarence Wolff St Louis led notable showings with victories as others battled through rounds.
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trans-Mississippi Golf Association
G. D. French
Davenport
Towa
Robert McKee
Dea Maines
H. R Johnston
Paul
Francis Dickinson
Des Moines
Clarence Wolff
St. Louis
Ralph Ryder
W. H van Every
Minneapolis
Harlow Hurier
Topeka
Ray Ouimet
Kansas City
C R. Reilly
Reise
Ovimet
Pat
Reilly
G. Decker French
Arsenal Club
Be.a Lorton
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Elow
Wenzler
Mamovhis
Hurley
Baltimore
Reading
Jersey City
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Akcon
Tuckerman Leads DC District Golf Qualifying Round
Doyle Tuckerman of Chevy Chase shot 75 to lead the DC Golf Association championship qualifier at Columbia Country Club. Several entrants drew byes as the field advanced to match play. results list Walter R. Tuckerman and Robert I. Kinkenstaedt among top finishers with Brown setting a course record at 383 yards for a par hole.
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District of Columbia Golf Association
Columbia Country Club
Ithout
Walter R. Tuckerman
Chevy Chase
Robert I. Kinkenstaedt
Beng
Tuckerman
T. J. W. Brown
Bannoch- Dura
Washington
John A. Krate Calwabin
John N. Clapp
Chety Kase
T. BH. Lowe
S. Seth Willams
D. Bala
Columbia
W. Turner
Stevenson
Allan Lard
H. B. Saum
Frank 4. Appleman
John C. Davidson
Roberto Fickenstadt
Wo Weaver
Albert R. Mackenale
Columbie
L L. Harhan Calamina
Donald Woodward
Kop. Porcher Coes Chane
Walter KR. Ducherman
Chevy Cnase
L. W. Landsek
Haig assails unions over ex-soldier employment
Field Marshal Haig addressing the National Association for the Employment of Former Soldiers on June 8 in London criticized trades unions for denying work to thousands of veterans. He urged unions and employers to meet exceptional wartime needs with exceptional action, stressing not demanding union principles be abandoned.
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