Yeomen Halt Gas Company In Benefit Baseball Tilt
In a doubleheader at Cedar River park the Olinois Central and Clute Grocery teams split. Yeomen defeated the Gas Company 4 to 3 in a late battle aided by errors and timely hitting. Bellke and Rosgen left the Gasmen amid a close contest as Hartman shifted positions. Rice yielded 10 safeties but contained the Yeomen, while Price pitched well for Gas Company despite the loss. The event supported Danny O’Neil, the Clinois Central player who suffered a broken leg last week.
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Olinois Central
Clute Grocery
Cedar River Park
Yeoman Aggregation
Byrnes Park
Danny
O'Neil
Clinois Central
Dol
Ncs
Acond
Clutes
Keomen
Gas Company
Bellke
Rosgen
Yeoman
Gent Hartman
Fergeman
Hartman
Price
Bunning
Rica
Yeomen
Rice
Noil
Baish
Bertman
Worrell
Thomas Company
Connie Mack Laughs At Those Who Pitten Him Early In Season
Connie Mack proves critics wrong as the Athletics build a solid roster. George Burns has rounded into form as a strong first baseman while Shannon Dugan and other young infielders show promise. Mack’s skill at finding talent and assembling a competitive team yields a nucleus for another winner if the war cooperates.
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Connie Mack
Herbert Hoover
Ison
Athletics
Mack
Boston Red Sox
A’s
Connie
George Burns
Detroit
Burns
George
Shannon
Dugan
Barry
Collins
Lary Gardner
Rubaleague
Vaan Gregg
Elmer Myers
Oldring
Tillie Walker
Adams
Outfelder
Jamieson
McAvoy
Pertse
Chicago Sport Flashes Highlights July 1 Exhibitions
Jock Hutchin son and Bob MacDonald defeated Phil Gaudin and Frank Adams 3 to 1 in an exhibition Red Cross golf match on Harlem courts. Walter T. Hayes and Ralph H. Burdick of Chicago beat George S. Wright and Georgia B. Adee of Dallas after rain canceled the eighth annual National Clay Court tournament singles. Isaac Mackiehome and Cyril Walker defeated Jerome Travers and Max Marston by two holes in two extra holes at Summit New Jersey. Dave Faulkee captured the Holmes cup at Minnesota State Trap Association finals at Fort Snelling. Mrs. Adelaide Yeger won the Great Plains tennis singles in Kansas City 6 1 6 3 over Evelyn Seavey. Over £2,000 raised for the American fund for French wounded in a golf match where Charles Evans Jr. and Warren Wood of Chicago defeated Bobby Jones and Perry Adair of Atlanta 5 and 3.
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Chicago
Jock Hutchinson
Bob MacDonald
Phil Gaudin
Frank Adams
Red Cross
Harlem
Walter T. Hayes
Ralph H. Burdick
George S. Wright
Georgia B. Adee
Dallas
Tex
Isaac Mackiehome
Cyril Walker
Jerome Travers
Max Marston
Summitt
N. J
Dave Faulkee
Minnesota State
American Fund For
Charles Evans, Jr
Warren Wood
Bobby Jones
PerryAdafr
Atlanta
Paper uniforms may replace baseball outfits soon
Baseball players may soon wear paper suits as fabric supplies dwindle. Uncle Sam has used much flannel for soldiers, risking shortages for uniforms. If players slide and tear their suits, they risk embarrassment. Some fans advocate wrapping players in coarse brown paper.
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Uncle Sam
King George to pitch first ball in London game
London July 1 report notes King George with Arlin Latham under American tutelage to pitch for a July fourth London exhibition alongside Queen Mary. Latham will umpire as the king learns with an American baseball, practicing in the garden to avoid Windsor windows. Also included is a nursery stock sales ad offering $100 to $150 monthly.
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London
King George
Arla Latham
Latham
Reds Beat Cubs In First Game Tie Second In Mud
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 7 to 0 in the opener and the Cubs and Reds tied 7 to 7 in 11 innings amid a three quarter hour rain delay. Hendrix walked four in the first game while Ring starred for Cincinnati with no runs allowed despite seven hits and four walks.
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CUBS
Cincinnati
Ole Claude Hendrix
Phil Douglas
Jim Ring
Chicago
Hendrix
Douglas
Killifer
Ring
Wingo
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Cincinnat
Tyler
Sehneider
Alien
Browns take only second game of rain-shortened doubleheader
In Chicago the Browns edged the White Sox 4 to 3 after rain paused play and a canvas cover. About 3,000 fans saw Schalk Wright and Nanamaker lead Sox with scattered hits while Cleveland and Detroit split a doubleheader, Detroit taking 10-2 and 2-0. Ruth homered in Boston’s 3-1 win over Washington.
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Browns
White Sox
Chicago
Sox
Schalk
Wright
Nanamaker
Senators
Washington
D. C
Ruth
Shean
Boston
Johnson
Ainsmith
Tigers
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Coveleskie
Boland
Bagby
Veach
Cobb
Paus
Yelle
Coveleskie Andl 'Thomas
O'Neil
Lost Pants Reward Notice in Sherman Car Line
Classified item reports a Lost Pants incident on a Sherman car going west with a reward of $2 for return. Other notes joke about newspaper writers and a line about the Rainbow and county convention, hinting at local events and mischief.
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Quick
Watson
Sherman
Pennant Dope 4T A Glance
American Association standings listed for Louisville, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Columbus, and Toledo Milwaukee. American League matchups show New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Washington, St Louis at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago. National League games include Chicago at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
American League
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
St Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
L. Pet Toston
Cleveland Ag
Keen Ene Oe
Ghigege
Philadelphia Ag
Chicago Az
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Milwaukee
Louisville _ at
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St Paul
Deacon Jones and War Time Bulletin Humor
A chaotic collage shows Deacon Jones slipping from ill to sinking, with stray items from a bustling era. Witty asides echo across Missouri Asbury and Pittsburg printing rooms, while sports and war lightly thread through, noting Red Cross golf matches and war-time attitudes toward athletes and leisure.
Buck ’Righ Gun At Iowa Shoot
Maquoketa July 1 Emil Buck of Davenport topped the local gun club registered shoot as high amateur with 145 of 150. J C Misier Grand Mound was second with 140 and B C Hazen Calamus third with 136. Homer Clark Alton Indiana led professionals with 149 and a straight run of 141 breaks. C W Hymer Davenport broke 128 and Nic Webber Waterford 127.
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Maquoketa
Emil Buck
Davenport
J. C. Misier
Grand'Mound
B.C. Hazen
Calamus
Homer Clark
Alton
C.W. Hymer
Nic Webber
Watertioo
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Danny Neil
Boge Cerhtl Clute Grocery
Tineis Central
Ameis Central
Clute
Miimuals Central
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A Webber
Pokorney
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Koch. Wagner
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L. L. May & Co
St. Paul, Minn
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Gonzales
Evening Courier
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Lee
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Kan
Caihan
Missouri
Asbury, Ma
St. Louis Times
Albion
Ind
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Ed Maloney
Lera Show
United States
Lenine
Russia
Red Cross Treasury
John G. Anderson
Massachusetts
Anderson
Long Jim Barnes
Baker
England
France
Britain
America
Buck ‘Righ
Iowa
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