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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

2

GROOMS HANDS RED SOX 3-0 LOSS IN SHUTOUT

Boston mustered three hits and no runs as St Louis pitcher Groom delivered a shutout. Severeid drove in two with a key single and triplet rally, Johnson scored on a double, and Pratt added another RBI. St Louis totaled ten hits while Boston left runners stranded.

Boston St Louis Groom Leonardsfferings Mar Pratts Johnson Grooms Louis Omcper Seler Hoblzell Jacobeon Orf Iohneon Ae Canty al Groom Siemerd Pennowhp Henriksen Teonarl Barry Boston Oon Reom Sister Johnson Marean Saler Bames Rogsroan Low Halls Leonard Teonard Temard Gruam

Reds Rally in Ninth to Beat Phillies in See-Saw Tilt

In Cincinnati June 14 a Kopf single and a Roush double produced the decisive run in the ninth as Cincinnati shaded Philadelphia 6 to 5. Mayer and Toney were productive with timely hits amid ragged fielding while errors and base running stood out in a tight American League style clash.

Philadelphia

Browns Fielders Go Nine Innings Without Putouts

A rare baseball occurrence was noted in Boston as the Browns outfielders went nine innings without a putout while Hob Groom pitched brilliantly for the Browns in a game where the Red Sox were blanked.

Browns Boston Red Sox Hob Groom

Cards Win By Triple Steal And Home Run

St Louis edges Brooklyn 5 4 as Miller Cruise and Long execute a fifth‑inning triple steal followed by Hornsby’s seventh‑inning homer. Olaen tied Brooklyn in the seventh with a high‑fence homer, Hicksman and Olson also homered, and St Louis wins with timely hitting and solid pitching in a tightly contested game.

St Fons Tune Miller Cruise Long Toda Hornsbys St Louis Brooklyn Ooto Olaen Brooklyn Hickman Pfeffer Tonkin Gonrettes AI Viller Stengel Hornsby Curshaw Song of Riso Monres Tivmeston Mitler Smith Tosmithe Meadows Brooklyn Eh Rune Olson Fickman Preter Smith Gonzales Willer Hornsby Crue S Smith Pakard Meaiow Wheat Pacard Smith Joby Packard

Minor League Results Across Several Leagues

Summary of multiple minor league baseball results: American Association games Milwaukee 4-2 over Minneapolis and 8-1 over Indianapolis in 13 innings. Columbus 4 over Louisville 2. Kansas City 13 over St Paul 7. International League Rochester 3 Buffalo 0. Providence 2-4 Newark 1-8. Toronto above Montreal. Southern Association New Orleans 2 over Wemphis. Chattanooga 5 Atlanta 5. Birmingham 10 Nashville 1. South Atlantic Jacksonville 3 Augusta 0. narteston 2 Columbia 0. Texas League Dallas 7 Wollstan over Shreveport 2. San Antonio 0 over Tart Worth Wa0 4. Blue Ridge Martinburg 1. fecttvsiurge llagerstown 13. Frederi ho 4 Chambersbure 3. Hanover 2.

Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville Kansas City St Paul Rochester Buffalo Providence Newark Toronto Montreal New Orleans Wemphis Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham Nashville Dallas Wollstan Shreveport San Antonio

Soldier's Front Diary From World War I Reveals Frontline Truths

Sgt. Alexander McClintock aged 24 born in Lexington Kentucky and Virginia Military Institute graduate recounts his frontline experiences in a vivid letter or diary. He writes of life at the front, hardships, and observations that shed light on wartime conditions. The piece emphasizes personal courage and the immediacy of combat.

Alexander McClintock Lexington Virginia Military Institute

Baltofeds Pay Dispute Reveals Federal League Role

Trial testimony describes why organized baseball agreed to pay large sums to the Federal League in a peace deal. Herrmann says the aim was restoring public confidence and discipline among players. Witnesses discuss ballpark sizes and grounds costs, with notes on league rules and minor leagues.

Federal League Counse Brooklyn Pittsburgh Federals Organized Baseball Herrmann David L Fultz Federals Colonial New England

Giants Blank Pirates In Twirlers Battle

In Pittsburgh on June 14 New York blanked Pittsburgh after a fourth inning run. Burns Herzog and Zimmerman drove in the scoring. Perritt and Jacobs held the Pirates in check as New York added a home run and safe hits. Final line shows New York with 5 runs to Pittsburgh 0 with key pitching by Perritt and Jacobs.

Pittsburgh New York Perritt Jacobs Burns Balk Zimmerman Carey Herzogs New Yorks Pittsh IlTacobs Burns Herzog Kauil Perrtt Schute Herzog Jacoba Pitter Ward Lett Bale Balkh—Jacobs

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday’s Results

American League standings show Chicago 17 and Detroit 21 games won total. Boston 30 17. New York 26 20. Washington 18 29. Cleveland 26 26. Philadelphia 16 28. Yesterday’s results include Boston beating? and other games postponed by rain. Today Detroit visits Washington. Chicago plays Boston. town hosts New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia.

Chicago Detroit Boston Leu New York Wash’gton Cleveland Philadel Washington Atown Philadelphia Bt. Loms Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Caeeenge St Lews

Cubs Hit in Bunches to Dispose of Braves

Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 1 in the first game of the series as hits clustered for the Cubs. Demaree struggled and was replaced by Aldridge, Smith homered into the bleachers, and Williams and Zeider contributed key hits. Aldridge earned the win with solid relief, while Barnes took the loss. Also noted, St Louis reports Douglas Baird, an infielder, joining the Nationals via Pittsburgh, likely to be tried at third base.

Chicago Barnes Boston Demaree Aldridge Smith Raley Zewler Ge Frera Wolter QiMoyle Magee OlMerkie Konetchy Willame Smith Gowde Wilson Rywings Neil BA Barocs Po BiMemaree P Aldridge Isese Doyle Merkle Doyle Merkle “Barnes Gowdy Zelder Doyle Lett Firat OM Demarre St Louis H Douglas Baird St Louis Nationals Pittsburgh Huggins Baird

Griff Sells Elmer Smith Back to Cleveland Club

Elmer Smith former Indian is back with the Cleveland club after Washington sold him following a season in which he hit 249 in 124 games. Griffth states Smith is a good player but not in the same class as Hank Shanks, who will see regular left field duty as Shanks thrives for the Indians.

Uncle Sam England London Somme Washington Elmer Smith Griffth Nationals Cleveland Publ Smith Joe Leonard Joe Boekling Dan Moeller Griff Smith Fohl Smth Hank Shants Gil Indians Allison Speaker Graney Roth Sehl Shanks Menosky Jamieson Elmer Boehling Moeller Leonard

Indians and Nationals clash as schedule reshaped by rain

The Indians head to Philadelphia after a split with the Nationals series as two postponed games and two doubleheaders loom. Griff will start today with Walter Johnson or Doc Ayers limited to slot the rest of the rotation. Jennings’ Nationals chase even terms after a better road showing.

Petiroit Griff Wil Walter Johnson Doc Ayers Tigers Johnson Nationals Jennings

SUGGESTS SUSPENSION OF 13 MINOR LEAGUES

Chicago reports President Tearney of the Three-I League urges suspension of thirteen minor leagues below Class A after the Fourth of July due to war and weather. The Three-I League may meet to consider halting play. two leagues already suspended. Financial strain mirrors other minors, as weather rain cuts profits.

Chicago A R Tearney Tearney

Eddie Foster Tells How He Struck Out the Devil

Eddie Foster of the Nationals spoke at Washington Heights Presbyterian Church urging belief in Christ over the devil. He recounted his past weaknesses, contrasted with his current strength, and urged sincerity despite hypocrites he encountered. The Rev J C Palmer and Heile King also spoke at the event.

Eddie Foster Devil Nationals Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Foster Eoldie J C Palmer Heile King District Amateur Baseball Association

Brothers With Amateur Billiards Honors Join Army Colors

New York June 14 Edgear T Appleby and Francia Appleby are headed to France with Maj Gen Pershing's army. The Columbia University men won national titles in amateur balk line billiards and volunteered for commissions in the quartermaster department.

New York Edgear T. Appleby Francia Appleby France Pershing Columbia University Quartermaster Department

Gotch In Poor Health Raises Omaha Friends Concern

Renowned wrestler Frank Gotch is reported in frail health with a baffling stomach ailment. Once a 170 pound husky champion, he appears a shadow of his former self as friends in Omaha monitor his condition. Also noted are results from Shawnee on the Delaware where Elaine Koventhal and Vanderbeck top their opponents in the first round of a local tournament.

Frank Gotch Omaha Gotch Shawnee Delaware Elaine Koventhal Chicago Clarence Vanderbeck Roeland Bartow Henry Stetson Philadelphia Moss Twosenthal Caleb Lon Philadelphi Vanderhk Woof Pek Philade Pha Stet Ve Roo Wildred Frani Meg Bart x Thel Campbell Phadelphia

Transcontinental motorcycle record set by Allan Bedell

Allan T Bedell of the Los Angeles signal corps completed a cross country trip in 7 days 16 hours and 16 minutes using a motorcycle tested for military purposes. The record beats a 1914 mark by about three and a half days and telegraphed the arrival to Maj Gen J Franklin Bell. The trip served as a War Department test for a proposed war purge motorcycle.

New York Allan T Bedell Los Angeles Signal Corps Motorcycle and Allied Trades‘ Association Hunter Liggett Department of the West United States Army Bedell Los Angeles J Franklin Bell Department of the East War Department

Gunners Prepare for Red Cross Shoot Rally

Under conductor John Philip Sousa Washington mus ic composer leads gun clubs of America in a week rally to aid the Red Cross Society. Entrant fees go to equipment for an alliance with the United States France and a transfer association.

John Philip Sousa Washington Extraordinary Gun Clubs of America Red “Jr 1 Cross Society National Patriote Uni Fl United States Fies P France Sousais

Keene Memorial Thoroughbred Races and Results

A chaotic Keene Memorial program features Taggart and Taggart related entries amid a busy race card. Results highlight Taggart, Marton, and other named horses with placements across six races including selling events and purses, noting times and show outcomes in a period horse racing summary.

Giants Overhaul Phils in National League Race

The Giants moved into the lead after trailing the Phillies for more than a week as rivals faltered. The margin remains slim with a half game separating the teams after yesterday’s results.

Giants PHILS Phillies

Penn Athletes Enter Ordnance Reserve Corps

About eighty six University of Pennsylvania students including star athletes Adolph Walsh Frank Dorsey Charles Henning Thomas Pope Charles Barrett William Connolly and Robert Wessman enlisted yesterday in the Army Ordnance Reserve Corps. They will be assigned to base depot work and join the war effort.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Ordnance Reserve Corps of the Army Adolph Walsh Frank Dorsey Charles Henning Thomas Pope Charles Barrett William Connolly Robert Wessman

Boost for Tennis Comes with the Half Holidays

Francis Ouimet writes a series for The Post offering valuable golf advice for players of all levels. The columns promise insights for both experienced and inexperienced golfers and will appear in the sporting pages this Sunday and Monday.

Francis Ouimet The Post

Come Back Try by Taylor in Spokane Exhibition

Tommy Taylor, famed New York Nationals pitcher, aims to prove his form in Spokane on July 4, facing Batistic, a full blooded Indian and deaf teammate. The exhibition pits Spokane against Seattle in a Deaf event, with Robert Woods as a noted lefty from the Pirates. Reporters note Wilson’s summer half-holiday move for government offices boosts tennis that season.

Tommy Taylor New York Nationals Nears Willl Spokane Seattle Wilson Washington Fren Tercran

IMS Spade and other trotting horses at Hastings sale

A fragmentary racing listing shows horses including Spade 119 and Primera 1 Fourth 6 Puree with bids around 1900, buyers like Carl Tiwager, and entries such as Highlant ton and Desmonts Dar. Includes consignments, reserves, and pricing notes for 2 year olds and assorted stock at Hastings.

IMS Harry Gardner Desmonts Lang Carl Tiwager Hastings Geant Teil Tageard King Quartette Prin Albert Prine

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