Final Plans Announced For Citizens Military Camps
Gen Bewley and Brigadier General Rowley announce six Camps in the Eighth Corps area with 2700 vacancies for youths from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Arizona. War Department funds totaling 200 410.80 cover transport food uniforms and equipment with 3465 applications already filed and 75 daily arrivals.
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San Antonio
Tex
Finei
Eighth Corps
A. J. Rowley
Corps Area Commandar
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
War Department
Eighth ‘Corps
Bowley
Fort Sill
Fort Bliss
Fort
Indians Rout Yankees as Ruth and Lazzeri Power
New York Yankees were held to seven shutout innings before Cleveland Braves a rally led by Babe Ruth Lew Surg and Tony Lazzeri. Lazzeri hit his fourth homer of the season Ruth added his 30th as Pipgras earned his tenth win. Crowder, Doak, and Deadhue also featured in other strong showings for Browns Pirates and Giants.
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Jon’ " Shaute
New ‘York Yankees
Hursday
Sta Sage Guns
Babe Ruth
Lew Sehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Cleveland Indians
Shaute
Yankees
Aaron “Ward
Glev Bland
Lazzeri
Ruth
Ates
Gehring
George Pipgras
Cleveland
Pipgras
Giants
Robins
Pirates
St- Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cardinals
Mioed
Jack Cummings
Giant
Larry Benton
Bill ‘Terry
Cincinnati
Pete ‘Deadhue
Bul ‘Poak
Brooklyn Robins
Bondine
Doak
Rube Bressler
Red
Pwneh
Henrick
Pittsbrieght ‘Pirates
Boston ‘Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Ray
Benge
Bril- Hanth
Hackson White
Nisith
Placin
Brooklyn
Hieme Funs
Baseball Scores and Lineups From American League Contests
The record lists team matchups and partial scorelines with names such as New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and St. Bevis. It notes pitchers and players including Hadley Marberry Connally Kena Lyons McCurdy Risse Ruffing Hofman Carroll Woodall Grove Orwell Fox Crow der Schang among others. The fragmented data suggests league standings and battering details across several games in a historic American League slate.
Pacific Coast League Scores Summary
San Francisco 3 Seattle 2. Oakland Hollywood 4 Los Angeles 4 Portland 8. Sacramento 5 Missions 6 in 11 innings.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Portland
Sacramento
Missions
Oklahoma City 14 Wichita 5 scoring notes
Oklahoma City led Wichita 14 to 5 with Tulsa leading Amarillo 1 percent. Des Moines beat Denver 7 to 11. Omaha won 10 to Pueblo 11, per agreement, with South named.
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Oklahoma
City
Wichita
Tulsa
Amarillo
Des “Moines
Penver
Omaha
Pueblo
Local Score Totals From Weekend Matches
Report lists scores across cities including San Antonio 3 Wichita Falls 2 Fort Worth 5 Waco 7 Houston 12 Shreveport 57 Beaumont 3 Dallas 4.
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San Antonio
Wichita, Falls
Ft. Aworth
Waco
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Dallas
Birmingham and Mobile split two games in early schedule
Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 19 to 6 while New Orleans blanked Memphis 12 to 4. Mobile edged Memphis 5 to 4 in the first game and Memphis won 7 to 4 in the second, with two games listed as scheduled.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Tutke” Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Jersey City and Montreal Baseball Scores Reported
Jersey City lost 4 to 11 at Baltimore in game one and 4 to 7 in seven innings game two. Montreal defeated Toronto 7 to 4 with a 3 to 5 result in seven innings. Buffalo fell to Rochester 2 to 6 and won 1 to 0 in seven innings. Reading defeated Newark 4 to 1.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Reading
Newark
Baseball scores from American Association games
Kansas City beat Columbus 6 to 2 while St. Paul triumphed 2 to 0 over Indianapolis in the first game. Milwaukee lost 0 to 2 to Toledo in the first Minneapolis game. Minneapolis 9 Louisville 10 in the first game with St. Paul 0 Indianapolis 2 in the second game. Milwaukee 3 Toledo 4 in the second game, called. Minneapolis 8 Louisville 9 in the sixth agreement.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Totedo
Dooley Comedian Johnny Dooley Dies in Yonkers
Johnny Dooley 38 member of the Dooley comedy family died in Yonkers after an operation on May 26 for an intestinal ailment. He passed away in a hospital on June 7.
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Yonkers
N. X
Johnny Dooley
Dooley
Emanuel Beats McTigue in One Sided Heavyweight Fight
In Madison Square Garden New York on June night Armand Emanuel of California defeated aging Mike McTigue after a hard first round knockdown. Emanuel, 21, showed a steady pace through ten rounds and won seven, while McTigue failed to display notable power or technique.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Armand Emanuel
California
Mike
Trishman
A McFigue
Madison Square Garden
Imanuel
McTigue
Armand
Father
Emanuel
Jack Demp Sey
Helen Going to Focus on Wightman Cup and Wimbledon
The report notes Helen Going intends to skip minor tournaments to concentrate on reaching peak form for the Wightman Cup and Wimbledon events. It emphasizes her aim to sharpen her tennis for the major fixtures.
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United Pri
Sgondon
Jaid
Stanford Holds Edge in National Track Meet Preview
Stanford leads Illinois for the championship as the national collegiate track meet opens with preliminaries Friday afternoon. Big events include preliminaries in all track races and field event qualifying marks required. Illinois, California and Michigan won the title in the three prior officially sanctioned years.
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de Ee
Icago
Jane
Leland
Stanford
Tiinois
Ninois
Tinois
California
Michigan
Two Swimming Records Go in Olympic Trials
Swimmers lowered world records on the first day of the Pan-American championship in San Francisco. Buster Crabbe of Honolulu set a new mile swim mark while Johnny Weismuller clocked 57 4 5 seconds in the 100 meter dash at the event. Illinois Athletic Club star KOJAC pressed Crabbe in the mile, with other finalists including Des Jardines Riley Smith White and Kona.
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United Press
SAN . Friaicesco
Buster” Crabbe
Honolulu
Illinois Athletic Club
George Kojac
New York
Weismuller
Crabbe
Pete ‘Des Jardines
Miami
Mickey Riley
Los Angeles
Walter Smith
al White
Oakland
Amsterdam
Green Seeks Delay in Pullman Porters Strike
United Press reports a telegram from Washington requests postponement of the Pullman porters strike planned for Friday. The telegram is sent to Philip A Randolph of New York seeking a delay in the labor action.
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Green
Pullman
United Press
Washington
Philip A. Randolph
New York
Porters Union Strike Postponement Endorsed by Green
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor advised delaying a possible strike by the Porters Union. He noted the Pathan Porters Union is not affiliated with the AFL and said the problem had been studied for some time before suggesting postponement.
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Porters Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Pathan: Porters Union
A. F
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Doli&is
Fonseca
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Athletics
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Boston “Red Sox
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Ken Carroll
Washington Senators
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White Sox
Bud” Houser
Clarence
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
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Picinieh
Henline
Pittsburgh
Boston
Burwell
Smith
Greenfield
R. Smith
Taylor
Philadelphia
Reot
Nehf
Hartnett
Suerain
American League
Piogras
Collins
Myatt
Hadley
Marberry
Connally
Kena
Lyons
McCurdy
Wisgactea
Risse
Ruffing
Hofman
Carroll
Woodall
St. Bevis
Grove, Orwell and Fox
Crowder and
Schang
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International League
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Setentereee
Ater
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Boston Wet
Ant
Philaelphia
Detroit
United Press Transcontinental Wire
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Everlasting
Ease Second Street
Stanford Can
Lorenzo Hubhbell
West Second Street
Lotion
Aedes Ae
Chevrolet
Old Trails Garage
Winslow
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