Brooklyn Defeats Phillies in Pitchers' Duel and Boosts Lead
Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a pitchers' battle as Pfeffer and Gallia duel. Myer hits and Williams drives in runs for Brooklyn while Philadelphia’s defense falters. runs come in the late innings to seal the victory in St Louis.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pfeffer
Gallia
Louis
Bancroft's Wild
Tarow
Myers
Williams
Brooklyn
Qison
Lelbold
Ais
Poe
Phiadelphia
Olstengel
Wement
Pala
Estin
Billings
Witherow
Smith
Gullin
Eiu
TB Wise
Renee
Eeewe
Johnston
Davis
Millar
Jose Geore
Paulette
Kilduff
Mitch Consero
Bell
Jeft
Phila
Weaver
Wildélphia
Bells
Wiams
Wilkinson
Bettadin
X. Collings
Risberg
J. Coll
Gellin
St.Loui
Burwell
Tosing Witcher
Eel
Zeon
Cleveland
Jone
Leonard
Clevestebers
Eevee
Washington
Boston
L Ellerbe
Russell
Shanks
Rice
Harts
Rissell
Bodle
New York
Athletics
Shawkey
Moore
Patsy
Perkins
Shaswkey
Hennah
Elehth
Giants Take Pair From Boston Behind Strong Pitching
New York Giants win two games over Boston with 6 to 1 in the first and 4 to 6 in the second as Barnes and Necht excel on the mound. Hearn power drives highlight right center, while King and Snyder contribute key hits in the outfield. Rudolph starts for Borton in the nightcap but is unable to halt the surge.
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Giants
Borton
New York
Barnes
Necht
Boston
Rudolph
Rune
Hearn
King
Snyder
Barnes and Smith
McQuillan and
OWEN
Second Gamp
Neh
Rundolph
Business Men's Team Beats Nauman Colts In Close Game
The Y. B. M. defeated Nauman 8 to 2 at Cedar River Bell Park in a fast paced baseball contest. Berger and Moon starred for Y. B. M. with strong support from Watchman and Zwanziger. Stallman and Melvin led Nauman. Courtier Nate Inman turned in a notable double play as the game drew a capacity crowd.
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Unip
Nauman
Cedar River Bell Park
Berger
Moon
Stallman
Melvin
Naumans
Munger
Sheridan
Narman
Morcum
al Clark
Ratired
Jones
Urbagtates
Watchman
Dall Park
Standings of Teams in Pennant Races Report
Collegiate and city league standings show Minneapolis and Toledo with 0 and 4 runs against respectively. Bloomington leads with 14 to 5 over Rockford while Peoria tops Cedar Rapids 5 to 0 and Columbus area teams trade scores in a busy pennant race summary.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
City
Columbus
Miwsukes
St. Louisville
Hante
Boline
Bloomington
Rockford
Erransville-Hock
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
New York
New Fork
Philadelphia
American Association
Fe Pet
Columbus Access
ATS
Louisville
Nacec
Intifanapo
Vas
City Tery
Pet
Alassie Oo
Broomington Vet
Nsaee
Overseeres
Rock Island
Torres Hante
Bransville
Rie
Milwaukee Club Progress Highlighted By Borchert
Milwaukee sport note from Courier editor Otto Borchert reports the Milwaukee club and Cream City Athletic club progressing well despite injuries to De Gainer Rei Smythe Tuds Forsythe and Paul Smith. Attendance at home in year set a new mark with 104 000 paid admissions by June 1. Additionally Rome formed a new labor ministry with Signor Abbiati Take charge Signor Reniva named interim minister of labor and public welfare.
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Milwaukee
Courier
Otto Borchert
Milwaukee Ballclub
Cream City Athletic Club
Borchert
de Gainer
Detroit
Boston
Rei Smythe
Tuds Forsythe
Paul Smith
Boston Americans
Brewers
Staton
Associated Press
Rome
Victor Em Manuel
Ministry of Labor and Public Welfare
Signor Abbiatel
Labor
Pew
Signor Reniva
French Georgie to Fight in Milwaukee Boxing Show
Georges Carpentier will headline a Cream City Athletic Club boxing card at Milwaukee Auditorium on June 9. Lew Tendler and Ritchie Mitchell plan separate bouts to challenge Benny Leonard, with tickets selling briskly and an estimated $38,500 in gross receipts.
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Georges Carpentier
Stir Shirt Kid
Lew Tendler
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee Auditorium
Cream City Athletic Club
Carpentier
Lew
Tendler
Benny Leonard
Waterloo Fight
Waterloo
Iman
Iowa Shooters Dominate State Trapshooting Titles
Des Moines Gun Club hosts the Iowa state trapshooting tourney. W Hoon Sewell wins state amateur championship with 297 of 300, while G A Smith earns alternate spot for Cleveland. BE C Hinshaw reelected president. Hoon named VP. 1921 event planned at Des Moines grounds. Ames athlete N T Dannick dies after meningitis. track standout had recently competed at Des Moines meet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hoon
Sewell
Emblemple
Guywari
Alton, III
Kall
G. A. Smith
Marshalltown
J. B. Maytag
Newton
Smith
Maylay
Cleveland
BE. C. Hinshaw
Iowa State Sportsmans Association
Savery
Spirit Lake
William Hoon
Gua Amend
John Peterson
Randall
Mason City
Ames
N. T. Dannick
Manning
Dannick
Dunnick
New Staff Chosen for Daily Iowan 1920 21
The Daily Iowan selects new staff for 1920 21 at a faculty student board meeting. Beatrice Blackmar of Ottumwa will edit the summer edition and George L. Stout of Winterset becomes editor in chief. Davis serves as assistant business manager and Stout has prior newspaper experience.
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Iowan
University of Iowa
Beatrice Blackmare
Ottumwa
Pet
Des Moines
Iowa City
Geo. L.j¢d
Stout
Winterset
Jet
Sigma Delta Chi
Apollo Club
Davis
Miss Blackmar
Theta Agma Phi
Kappes Kappa Gamma
Western Conference Meet at Ann Arbor Preview
Ann Arbor hosts 24 universities for the Western Conference intercollegiate championship with field prelims and sprints today at 2 pm. Finals are set for Saturday as California Illinois Wisconsin and Chicago vie for honors, with stars such as Jackson Scholz Purdue Fay Miller California and Higgins Chicago among contenders. More than 300 entrants compete in the event.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
California
Tilinola
Wisconsin
Chicago
Jackson Scholz
Missouri
Fay Miller
Purdue
Merchant
Higgins
Chicazo
Pate to Pick a Chairman of National Commission
New York June 4 John A deydler president of the National league and B R Johnson president of the American league failed at a conference to agree on a chairman for the national commission. Unofficial talks suggested a candidate from the major leagues might be chosen after months of deliberations. The article notes a global population figure around 32,000,000 and that much time was spent on the discussion.
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New York
Tohn A. Deydler
National League
B. R B. Johnson
American League
National Commission
al Arriorres Haree Pawsr
Garry Hermann
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