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inning affair between the Yankees and the Indians on May 24-the game which holds the .'extra- innings" record for the 1918 season. 1t was brought to a spec tacular ending by Smoky Joe Wood. one-time star twirler of the Red Sox, now an Indian outfielder. Wood. who had cracked out a homer earlier in the game, thus enabling the Indians to tie the score, evidently decided when he went to bat in the 18th inning that 1t was time to go to the hotel for his evening meal So he slammed the ball into the right field bleachers for another circuit swat, giving the game to Cleveland by a count of to ?.
 The next best performance in the mat ter of long contests was put on May 15 at Washington between the Senators ana the White Sox. It was o to 0 right through to the 18th and then the Sena- tors pushed a run across the plate, emerging victorious, l to O. The 16-.n- ming game in the American never did result in decision, ending in to , tie between the Senators and the Tigers because of darkness.
 A peculiarity concerning the extra iT- ming record is that the second division clubs are most conspicuous One na- turally would suppose that the cellar con- tenders would go down to defeat with OuL pQtlluS up 4tnQSh pl 1A54tb- tfNN the extra inning figures prove to tke contrary. The Washington outfit, which is having a tough time nosing it's way out of last place in the American, is tied for top honors as regards extra innings. The Cards, who lead in extra inning play in the National also are having tough time trying to keep out of last place.
 
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 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 Date. Total Innings. Team and Score April .9-l0. ..... Philadelphia 4, Boston i; April 25-1c.-.....New York 6, Brooklyn April 25-1e.....,. Chicago 5, St. Louis May 1s-1o t;e).......St. Louis 5, Phila. May f4-10..... Cincinnati ?, Brooklyn May l5-10. 0...........,.St. Louis B. Boston May a2-12..... .Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia May o3--iI.....Ne York S.. St. Louis May 24-12,........St. Louis ?. Brooklyn May ?4-11..... Cincinnati ?, Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Date Total Innings. Teams and Score April f7--l2. New York s, Washington May 1-10....,......St. Louis 3, Detroit May 3-11....s......N New York ,, Boston May 4-f1. Philadelphia l, Washington May 4-11.....,........De Detroit ?, Chicago May 9--lo. .. Washington 4, Boston May l0-11. Chicago 5, Philadelphia | May 16-1l....... Chicago 1, Washington i May i5-12...St. Louis 5, New York l May l5-1S...W Washington 1, Chicago May f5-1s. ... Philadelphia 3, Cleveland
 May. 1S-13.. Chicago 5, Washington
 May eo--f4.. Philadelphia 5, Detroit May 22-14...... New York 1, Chicago 1 May 24-le... Cleveland 3, New York l May 24-16 (tie). Washington 2 Detroit 1 May a5-10...B Boston 3, Chicago
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The record compiled by the American league is especially interesting. Ten in- ming games are not extremely rate, nor are Il session combats. Competing teams usually car decide the issue in that ie-iod of play. But any contest that goes into 12 innings or beyond must be regarded as exceptional And more than half of the extra inning affairs in the American league have gone F innings or beyond
 The average for the IT extra inning games in the American league is close to 13 innings per contest-a figure that tells better than words of the bitterly contested duels that so far have featured the battling in the Johnsonian circuit.
 
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Convicted of Soldiers Death

Rome. Ga June 11.-Bert Long,
 charged with murdering Charles Earle, a soldier, in Chickamauga park Febru- ary 34, was found guilty here today and sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge William T. Newman of federal district court. The crime for which Long was convicted was particularly brutal. it being charged that he deiio- erately stabbed Earle to death in lonely spot on the government reser- vation for the purpose of robbing him
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Corbett's Daily Letter On
 Great Sport Topics
py JAMES J. coRBETT.

Among the remarkable features or the 1918 baseball campaign to date is the number of extra inning combats that have been staged. If the ratio from tie opening date to June Is maintained right through to the end of the season a record will be set that probably will endure for all time.
 During the 40 playing days up to June 1 a total Of 27 extra inning combats have been staged, divided as follows:
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rodays army list follows:
Killed in Action
sERGEANrs--John Lawrence Purton
Minneapolis; Lum c. c. Stringer, Craighead
coRPoRA1.s--Bernhar O. BARRE. Yoa
kun Tex ThGmqs Edyafl nd RdefoEFmsii Ensi 6a SGS
snd Cal; Milien f. i,TiI Line, SloueIs.ss Si9 psts,
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MUsrcIAN--James r. Mcehan, Limerick.
wAooNER-Ralph william Hunt Temple.
PRIvArEs--Aifred O. Anderson. Gray, 5.
? carrell A,taWsy Como TeN' henry nri,-' '.
james J. Costello. Pittsburgh, Pa; Alfred
Dohna. New Haven Conn. Charles \. b0"d'
Jr., Rochester. y. Y
Missing in Action
LrEuTENANTS =, wiilam & rrIcoAeT'
T.: Joseph r. wthner Everett. Mass:
sERGEANTs--ceorse. n Hues,is W.. W,s.-
field. Mass; Joseph = McAdo'r' heSno'os-
CoRPoRALs-I.orezno e sgoor. Lever
PRTvATEs-Thrros Catranis. PottsviIle.
Pat William Crotty. Marion. o Cha ries ~
D.xon. Rsiston WSS1 ~, ng~IT ID, ,,,ro pgn9n Nn9n
Ala TheOphiie ranguy. pulaG La Milton
rnriish. ma: oscar 4. Heigcson. rlya,
wis: siyri Darwin Hoopingarner. White
Pseon Mich; Jss, Hnri1N R'dSs; Cs Il M@h', Cinr.
epce Leslie. Aiva, okn Albert iecrE'
Litchfeid. Medina. \, y; George Lotifa@r.
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acxeeh Lyhonna. $40 Fernon street fhiia- iIia
sfiphia, decrEe +. McClintock; henettilllie. nylI
Nathan J. Miers. Derddcr. Ia, James Nor
IL PatehOgue. y. " Eugene Se,r. 9mgy.s. 9d12gs.
,1wn. O.: clair Richwine. Gardiner: Pal
Frederick r. RoedinG. hrookvn lnGnarS .,s,
Ruzso, catozoro, Italy: Kenneth SnsnrIs"mii % Hoi,i
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whifs city. Kan. Gordon Fuller SHorEiIIIr1i Idrr
A:a. Leon F Goodwin, peT1er. Hnrr, M Kramar %
fb,e:fo: c;eorge w. Norton. Monroe. Cal. /;
Jeremiah I. O'Brien. carriek. Pal Milan
osborne. olney. Okla.
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rdHuTENANT-Fred Walter NaSso'''
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mare, Robert n. Hurley, HayerhiH M"s'''
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NEcHANIc-Jerry LaEressa. Passaic' -
Frank Binanti, Passaic; ~
IL John Orwcki. Milwaukee; Felmon lem
bert Mearsville. = c.
Died of Wounds
PRIvATES-Raynond Chester; 'oIrs
suAroff Pa; Harvey Cook. Maben. W.
Va; John +. Eenehan. scranton. "a,
charlie Moore Meadyilln, Miss; Ioseph
RndnitzskI, Milltown. y. j.; Thomas Tucker.
eusanviile Cal: John Lawrence wallace
Jersey City. y. j.; Charles Wasch' Glove
Wounded (Desree undetermined
cApTAINs-John VI. Gentner. 1865 fill-
more street. Foy Chase. Philadelphiai
Thorrlae A. MosAley. Dallas Tex JuniGs
Ieirh Waithai Rirrnincnam. Ala
= ErfTENANTS-.Tossph A. Cistero. Dan
bury Conn. Alan Il. Cole Bridgeton. Me-
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The casually list is augmented by
General Pershing's report for today and
last week by a total Of 1928 names.
These include fii killed in action. while
forty-eight succumbed to wounds In
addition 116 are recorded as missing In
action and q are listed as prisoners.
Six died OF accident and other causes.
The deaths from disease were fifty-four.
The wounded, severely and otherwise.
are reported at 73e
No marine list is comprised in the lat
est totals.
Tabulated the army casualties to date
aKgregating $500. are as follows:
Killed in action ducluding 800 at
sea- ...s.......,.. s..,.f,..... lO,2bJ
Died OF wounds ............... 3.632
Died OF disease ................ 3.Oes
Died OF accident and other causes LIS
Wounded in action .,.......... 29,692
Missing in action Oincluding pris-
oners) ..............,...t. 5000
Total to date ............... 5S,190
Today's army list follows:
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