National League Scores Report
St. Louis lost 1 to 8 to New York in the first game and won 4 to 2 in 11 innings in the second game. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 7 to 1 in the first game but fell 1 to 2 in 12 innings. Chicago shutout Philadelphia 6 to 0 and Cincinnati 0 downed by Boston 1.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
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Brooklyn Eee
Giants and Cards Split in Twin Bill Across June Day
In New York a doubleheader ended with the Giants and Cardinals each taking one. First game saw New York win 9 to 8 after a late rally. St Louis followed with a 4 to 2 victory in the nightcap behind effective hurling. In Boston Arthur Nehf shut out Cincinnati 1 to 0 as Toney matched him in a tense pitchers’ duel.
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Giants
New York
St. Louis
Perritt
McCarty
Sherdel
Quertz
Gonzales
R. HE
Salles and
Rariden
Doak and Snyder
Nehf
Boston
Arthur Nehf
Fred Toney
R.H.E
Cincinnati
Bloston
Toney
Wingo
Thomas
Tyler Dominates Phillies as Cubs Sweep 6-0
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 behind a masterful pitching performance by Tyler who held the Phillies to two hits. Batteries: Tyler and Killifer for the Cubs. Hogs and Evans for Philadelphia. The Cubs cleared the series with a decisive win in Philadelphia.
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Tyler
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Killifer
Hogs
Evans
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
In the first game Pittsburgh won 7 to 1 as Brooklyn trails with a 5 to 38 line count. The second game ends 2 to 1 with Brooklyn taking the win behind strong relief from Cadore Grimes and Coombs.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
R.H. E
Miller
Schmidt
Cheney
Coombs
Jaimes
O. Miller
R. HE
Harmon
Cooper
Sanders
Archer
Cadore
Grimes
Major League Baseball Scores Snapshot from Southern and American Leagues
In the Southern League results Nashville defeated Birmingham 7 to 5 while Chattanooga topped Atlanta 7 to 5 and New Orleans beat Mobile 4 to 1. In the American Association Minneapolis crushed Toledo 8 to 0 and Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 6 to 1 with St. Paul routing Louisvile 16 to 0.
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Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
Chattanooga
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisvile
St. Paul
Columbus
American Ace Wounded in Action Near San Francisco
San Francisco reports First American ace Las Campbell has been wounded in action. Messages to his father Director Campbell of Lick Observatory confirm the injury is not serious.
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San Francisco
Las Campbell
Director Campbell
Lick Observatory
Baseball scores from the American League games
Washington 5 Boston 3. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 2 in ten innings. New York 4 St Louis 3.
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Culkne
New York
St. Louis
Indians Rally for Four Run Fourth and Beat Boston
Squeeze bunts by Wamby and Wood after Chapman doubled and Speaker singled enabled the Indians to bundle three runs in the fourth inning and defeat Boston. Batteries Groom and Schang for Boston Morton and Thomas for Cleveland.
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Boston
Cleveland
Wamby
Wood
Chapman
Speaker
Indians
Groom
Schang
Morton
Thomas
Mackinen Wins Defeat in Ten Inning Chicago Game
Athletics beat the world champions in the tenth inning as Chicago scored two in the ninth but fell 3 to 1 to Philadelphia. Gregg and McAvoy led for Philadelphia with Williams Danforth and Schalk catching and infielders turned the game.
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Mackinen
Chicago
Athletics
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Gregg
McAvoy
Williams
Danforth
Schalk
Senators Rally Past Detroit in Game Four of Series
Washington outhits Detroit amid five Tigers errors to take the fourth game. Battery notes list Harper and Picinich for Washington and Kallio Cunningham and Yelle Spen cer for Detroit.
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Griffs
Detroit
James
Senators
Tiger
Washington
R. H. E. Washington
Harper
Picinich
Kallio
Cunningham
Yelle
Spencer
Yankees Beat Browns In Tight St. Louis Game
The Yankees defeated the Browns 4 to 3 in a well played game in St. Louis. New York scored two runs in the second, two in the third, and one in the seventh. Thormehlen and Hannah were the Yankees’ battery with Davenport Sothorn and Hale behind the plate.
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Yanks
Browns
St. Louis
Yankees
New York
Thormehlen
Hannah
Davenport
Sothorn
Hale
Harmony Conference Seen Uniting Republicans For Campaign
Washington reports harmony conferences in Senator Gallinger's office bring together Republican leaders and Will H Hayes amid talks with Senator Hiram Johnson. Officials say California Republicans are united and the party seeks vigorous campaigns in key states as Underwood speech limits spark Senate debate.
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Washington
Harmony
Senator Gallinger
Senate
Will H. Hayes
Hiram Johnson
California
Hayes
Johnson
House
Congress
G O. P
Nevada
Montana
Illinois
New Hampshire
Sherman
Gallinger
Wilson
Underwood
Hindenburg Masses Forces for East to West Front Drive
The German commander Hindenburg has ordered a major redeployment from east to west as about 80 more divisions reinforce the west front. While many divisions may be ineffective in offense, they can hold quiet sectors, enabling stronger troops to press the Allied lines. Austria Bulgaria and Turkey may not send troops to the western front but some lend men to Germany to maintain center communications, freeing German units for France. The general assessment is that Hindenburg still commands a colossal army.
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Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
France
Hindenburg
No New Communique From Pershing Tonight
Washington reports no new communique from General Pershing as of tonight, continuing the war de nee. status with no additional details released.
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Washington
Pershing
Abernethy Hopes 10 Get Behind Returns
Ex Solicitor Charles L Abernethy visits Raleigh amid delay in canvassing state primary results. Chairman Wilson G Lamb notes 20 counties behind in returns as Dortch Warren and party factions stir activity. Wake County contest sees Bryant Harrison seek a second primary against Sheriff Joe Sears. board refused.
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Raleigh
Charles L. Abernethy
Bill Dortch
Tom Warren
State Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
State Board of Elections
Wilson G. Lamb
Election Board
Abernethy
Wake County
Tecay
Bryant Harrison
Sherif Joe Sears
Coastwise Convoy Policy On U-Boat Sinking Claims
The Navy defends guarding against premature public claims of sinking a U boat. Officials say raiders aim for home and will not be ridiculed if later found safe at Zeebrugge or Ostend. Naval board, with Secretary Daniels and Admiral Benson, reviews submarine situation amid many inventions and cross service collaborations.
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Department
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Naval Consulting Board
Daniels
Benson
Thomas A. Edison
Army
General Staff
Navy
D. W. Brunton
Navy Consulting En
Army Organizaon
Concrete ships to be built with Wilmington shares outlined
The article notes private yards in Brunswick Georgia and New York City amid trials of the 5000 dead weight ton Faith in San Francisco Bay. Observers from the emergency fleet corporation report a successful trial forecasting a broader concrete ship industry and large production capacity potential.
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Brunswick
New York City
Faith
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
United States Shipping Board
Edward N. Hurley
Mr. Hurley
F. R. McMillan
H. 8. Loeffler
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Emergency Flet Corporation
WRONG HUSBAND'S LEGS SHOT OFF
Winnipeg news tells of Mrs Rob inson Rowe learning one husband is missing both legs another is alive with pota legs. Private S I Robinson, her first husband, was thought dead, then she became a nurse and married Private Ernest Rowe who lost legs at St Eloi. Now she learns the first husband is alive in a German prison camp.
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Winnipeg
Man
Battle of
St. Eloi
German U-boat sighted off Maine coast prompts watch
District headquarters in Portland reports a German submarine spotted off the Maine coast and a lightship at Biddeford Pool confirms a U-boat 30 miles south. Coast guard stations are notified, ports closed at times, and the Boston boat's sailing was delayed overnight before finally starting with convoy.
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Coast Guard
Maine
Portland
Biddeford Pool
Boston
Will Renew Fight to Fix Cotton Prices
The plan outlines new train service to Wilmington with morning departures around 9:00 a.m. and return at 4:00 p.m. It would enable day trips for shoppers, with through trains altered to depart Wilmington around 10:00 p.m. and skip local stops between Wilmington and Goldsboro, except for Richmond and northbound pickups.
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Wilmington
Goldsboro
Richmond
North
No Tintype Policy Shifts Job Photo Rules in Portland
Portland youths and applicants must appear in person for teaching positions as the Portland board of education abandons tintypes. The rule aims to prevent misrepresentation, with no salary increase tied to the change. In Copenhagen a German official notes wartime patches and civil defense discussions continue.
Iron deficiency blamed for weakness and fatigue, doctors tout remedy
Physicians urge blood tests for anaemic patients and promote Nuxated Iron as an easy to digest iron tonic. Endorsed by Dr James Francis Sullivan and others, the ad claims improved energy and digestion, with a prescription path via physicians or direct purchase.
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James
Ancis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Oratio Gates Gibson
General Scott
City
Mexico
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
Kerr
United States
Chas. A. Towne
Towne
Sue Pose
Ron
Rey
A. J. Newman
City of Chicago
Jefferson Park Hospital
Sullivan
Jarman & Futrelle
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