Baseball scores from the major leagues and minor leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 2 Boston 3. Brooklyn 2 New York 1. American League New York 9 Washington 0. Chicago 5 Cleveland 6. St Louis 5 Detroit 7. Virginia League Petersburg 4-5 Newport News 1-1 Norfolk 7 Richmond 2. Southern Association New Orleans 1-2 Chattanooga 0-8 Mobile 4 Nashville 7 Birmingham 5 Memphis 11 Atlanta 7-4 Little Rock 5-4. American Association Kansas City 9 Louisville 5. St Paul 3 Toledo 5. Milwaukee 3-9 Indianapolis 4-2 Minneapolis forfeit Columbus 0.
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International League score roundup
Newark defeated Buffalo 7 1 while Jersey City won 2 to 9 against Toronto. Baltimore fell 0 to 4 at Rochester with no other games scheduled.
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Baseball matchups listed for National League games
The schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago, Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati at St. Louis as National League fixtures.
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Sugar Ration Tightening Hits Founts and Candy Shops
Raleigh June 20 Virtually every fountain and candy store in North Carolina will must operate without sugar until July 1 when sugar use regulations are to be issued in Washington. Henry Page state food administrator said at a conference. Bottling works will be limited to one percent of last year’s use through July 1 and soda founts may sell only remaining bottled drinks. Frozen custard and ice cream to be treated as less essential after July 1.
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Campaign for Better Health Campaign Be Held This Summer
Columbia June 20 educational forces of the state will join a campaign for improved public health and sanitation. The state council of defense will inaugurate the effort across South Carolina this summer as a war measure. A letter asks college presidents to appoint a faculty member to attend a forthcoming conference and to provide a volunteer worker for the campaign period.
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Endorse Bill for Factory at Prison
Washington report notes the house approved 31 billion dollars to fund a cotton duck factory at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Superintendent Duhay and Assistant Attorney General Fitts backed the plan at a senate subcommittee hearing, with Senator Smith of Georgia predicting favorable Senate action. A separate item mentions a yellow Irish terrier named Norah credited with killing 100000 rats in Western front trenches.
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Berlin via America at the Grand Theatre Opens Monday
Francis Ford directs and stars in Berlin via America a stirring WWI era film about an American boy who sacrifices his name for the cause. Edna Emerson leads a notable cast including Jack Newton William Canfield Lois Scott and Dell Coyne as the Grand presents the feature starting Monday.
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Emma Warren
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Eagle's Eye serial at Bijou promises thrilling spy drama
Chief Flynn exposes the imperial German spy menace in a photodrama titled The Eagle's Eye at the Bijou theatre starting Monday. The twenty-episode series unfolds weekly with single installments blending alien outlawry and a strong romantic subplot to grip every viewer.
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The Splendid Sinner at Grand theatre featuring Mary Garden
Mary Garden stars as Dolores in The Splendid Sinner at the Grand theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The melodrama follows a Bohemian Red Cross nurse who hides a troubled past and faces a torn romance across New York and the French front.
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Grace L. Emanuels Appointed Deputy U.S. Marshal
Miss Grace L. Emanuels of Perth Amboy New Jersey has been appointed a deputy United States marshal.
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New Zealand buys four armored boats for war fleet long ago
The first war fleet owned by a British dominion, four light armor ships, was purchased and equipped by the New Zealand government more than 50 years ago. Arlington Massachusetts fire department may be first in the nation to switch from blue to khaki uniforms.
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