Yankees Narrow Lead as Athletics Rally Ends Series
Max Bishop’s ninth inning homer beats the Yankees 4 3 and trims New York’s American League lead to a game and a half. Ehmke’s knee injury delayed the A’s as Lazzeri tied it, Gazella and Simmons failed late rallies, and a 40 388 crowd watched the finale. Cardinal victory and Brooklyn win widen NL standings.
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Ehmke
Lazzeri
Orwell
Mike Gazella
Hoyt
Athletics
Bishop
Ruth
Haas
Cochrane
Pipgras
Simmons
Mack
Walberg
Yankees
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Phillies
Aviators Clinch 10 6 Win Over Oilers To Narrow West Lead
Wichita Aviators beat Tulsa Oilers 10 to 6 in a Western league game, trimming Tulsa’s second half lead to under two games. Tulsa stands 42‑25, Wichita 43‑28. Three Oilers pitchers allowed 15 hits. Des Moines stopped Omaha’s eight game win streak with a 6–1 victory in the second game of a doubleheader after Omaha won the first 3–1. Lefty Carroway held Amarillo to win 7–5. Pueblo defeated Denver 2–1 in an exhibition in Sioux City.
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Kansas City
Wichita
Tulsa
Aviators
Oilers
Des Moines
Omaha
Demons
Crickets
Lefty Carroway
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
Pueblo
Denver
Belated Honor Tablet Unveiled at Chateau Frontenac
In Quebec on September 13 a tablet was unveiled to honor the Royal Fusiliers for their part in the defense of Quebec against the Continental armies 159 years after the event. It is mounted at the corner of the principal wall of the Chateau Frontenac.
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Quebec
Royal Fusiliers
Chateau Frontenac
U 5. Pt. of Agriculture
Sparta
Teun
Ohio
Notes From the Labor Unions and Church Memory
A mixed reading notes a reminiscent poem about a little old church and rural life, then reports labor union matters in Chicago and local meetings. Items include wage talks of the Western rail lines, a U S mediation request, and union activities in Painters and Decorators Local 544 with transfers, memberships, contracts, and dances.
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Worthy Brothers
Painters and Decorators
Ed Rollins
Art Nail
George Connor
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ralph Wells
United Cigar Stores
D. C. Downs
C. W. Hoffman
Fort Worth
U. S
Jess Doutrell
Canyon
Labor and fraternal rites mingle in Kiwanis and unions
Secretary Kiwanis Mr. Gilvin chairs a calm local meeting with over 20 members. Plumbers and Electricians and Switchmen locals report transfers, initiations, and relief news. A light agenda closes with talks on social topics and community life. The piece notes wage trends, five day weeks, and union visions.
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Gilvin
Kiwanis Club
Plumbers and Electricians Hall
C. O. Christensen
F. FE. Townsend
Frank Darnell
Mike Phelan
Relief Committee
Timothy Kickham
F. Harrison
Buchanan Street
F. E. Townsend
Jersey City
N. J
Sad day as Athletics lose doubleheader to Yankees
Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics drop a crucial two games to New York, losing their half game lead as 85,000 fans witness the doubleheader. The action shows Combs scoring early on Gehrig’s sixth inning hit while Lazzeri and Cochrane feature in pivotal plays.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Yankees
Combs
Gehrig
Cochrane
A's
Lazzeri
Inset —Haua
Athletics
Hope of U.S. in net event brighter in New York
In Forest Hills New York on September 1 America’s bid to reclaim the national singles tennis title looked stronger as the quarterfinals began. Five Americans and one Australian won advancing past a field that previously included France and England sinking to the rivals’ stroking. Henri Cochet, long seen as unbeatable, faced pressure on the brink of defeat before a decisive American effort shifted the contest.
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United
Cochet Defeats Mercur in Gruelling Tennis Clash
After a nearly two hour match in Bethlehem Pennsylvania Cochet toppled Frits Mercur 4-6 11-9 6-4 6-4 to advance toward the final. Three Americans George Lott Johnny Doeg and Francis Hunter still vie for a spot with Lott favored after beating Christian Boussus 6-2 6-2 6-4.
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Frits Mercur
Bethlehem
Bey
Tilden
Cochet
Lyons
George Lott
Johnny Doeg
Francis T. Hunter
Lott
Doeg
Covhet
Christian Boussus
Ore
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the Bronx
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Georgetown University
Wildwood
New Jersey
Watkins
Brown
Dodd
Ogee
Terbacker
Eiven
Association of General Chaiermen of the Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Chicago
Ing
E. P. Curtis
Whitney
U. S. Board of Mediation
Harve Oliver
Fred Tisher
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Jack Thomas
Allen Meeks
Fred Fisher
C. L. Butler
O. N. Smith
Flora Belknap
Ruth Wilson
J. Smiths
J. Walkers
A. L. Smith
Finmit Bain
F. M. Costello
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Kansas
Frank
West Texas
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America
George F. Hedrick
Meyer & Meyer
Polk St
Tory
Hic
Italy
Rome
Amarillo Tri
Belfast
White Star Line
Southampton
New York
Congress
Board of Financial Statistics
Gngcar S
Epicure
Manhattan—Perfecto
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U.S
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Allen-A Company
Kenosha
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Conoco Amalie
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