Cinders Fly Today By Feg Murray At 1915 Expos
A look back to the 1915 Panama Pacific meet in San Francisco where Jose Ray debuted as a top miler and Fred Kelly, famed hurdler, was disqualified after winning in record time. The piece notes Guthrie’s hurdling excellence and historic marks, with references to Thomson and Leistner.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Jose Ray
America
Fred Kelly
Ray
Norman Taber
Taber
Chesty Jose
Bob Simpson
Missouri
Kelly
Phin” Guthrie
Earl Thomson
Guthrie
Leistner
Dye
Intellectual war through book stores in London
London faces an anti socialist rival to its socialist book store led by Sir Ernest Benn publisher. His partners include a ship owner a Liverpool banker a member of Parliament and an ironmaster. The slogan is Back to Herbert Spencer and Marx will not be stocked.
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Associated Press
London
Herbert Spencer
Ernest Benn
Liverpool
Marx
Ernest
Cardinals Reds and Cubs Split in Pennant Race Showdown
The article notes a split doubleheader among the Cardinals Reds and Cubs with St. Louis holding a five game lead in the National League pennant race The morning win for St Louis over Pittsburgh 8 1 their afternoon loss 4 2 Cincinnati also split with Chicago while Brooklyn Philadelphia also split and the Yankees and Cleveland split American League doubleheaders with Ehmke stifling New York in game one.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Robins
Fred Leach
Yankees
Cleveland
Ehmke
New York
Eerie
Peadbertere
Washington
Detroit
Fees
Boston
Heere Thas
Standings Show Tight MLB Day With Narrow Wins
Cleveland won the first game over St. Louis 7 to 6 but lost the second 3 to 1. Chicago swept Detroit with 5 to 4 and 7 to 6 wins. Washington extended its streak to ten by beating Boston 2 to 1 and tied for third with Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Dempsey Tops Training Camp Receipts In Debut
Atlantic City dispatch notes Jack Dempsey has earned nearly 17000 in thirteen days at camp. He expects 25000 to 50000 before release, after paying 5000 rent for the track and earning full gate receipts since taking his own business. Philadelphia Jack O’Gien calls his form strong and predicts a tough bout with Tunney.
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Associated Free
Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey
Luther's
Saratoga Lake
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Philadelphia
Jack O’Ig_en
Tunney
Bill Brennan
Stone store owner amid Cork tragedy questioned
A crowd in Limerick broke windows at the store owned by Patrick William Ford in Drum Collagher near the ill fated cinema site. Ford and cinema operator Patrick Downing of Cork are detained as authorities count sixty five dead or injured with forty nine bodies recovered from the ruins.
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Associated Press
Limerick
Ireland
Patrick William Ford
Drum Collagher
Ford
Patrick Downing
Cork
Two Big Ten Teams Set For Dual Meetings In Big Season
Michigan and Minnesota will play twice in 1964 due to conference rules requiring four league games. The Ann Arbor clash is set for October 16 with a rematch in Minneapolis on November 20. Indiana and Northwestern also arrange two meetings, October 16 and October 30 in Bloomington.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Minneapolis
Indiana
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Evanston
Wildcats
Bloomington
Wespack Fertilizer Ad Invites Local Buyers
An advertisement offers Wespack fertilizer for lava and shrubbery with a listed contact phone number 31, prompting local residents to inquire about soil and plant care products.
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STONE
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