Reds Best Mets as Regan Holds Line in Cincinnati Win
Regan yielded four hits over as many innings to topple New York while Cincinnati pounded Schupp for an early exit. Zimmerman ejected after clash with umpire Nyro as Reds take control later, 4-2. Brooklyn visits St Louis as St Louis climbs to second place. Mariners none.
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Meadows
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ROH. B
Louie
Smith, Russell
Calner
M. Wheat
Snyde
Daniel s & Rilbor v O Neill funeral notices
Funeral notices from a historical newspaper item list services for Daniel P. O Neill Rose Mary Moore Martha Esther Reardon. Details include morning times family residences and church processions to St Patrick s St Joseph s and Catholic cemeteries with high mass and interment notes.
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Automobiles Reardon
Martha Esther Reardon
O'rlock
South Dakota
Hest
St. Josephs Church
Walsh Co. Announces New Funeral Location
Sullivan funeral for John A Sullivan set for Sunday at 2 PM at Butterodge No.2 temple with interment at Mount Moriah. Jensen funeral for Min Hagel C Jensen wife of A i Tenten at 2 PM tomorrow at 1001 South Dakwts with interment at Mount ERSON. Anderson body to be moved from Richards parlors to family residence 08 laser Street for 2 PM service with Rev D Sanderson officiating. Stone remains of Bertha Stone aged 52 from Little Rock will arrive and funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at the family residence under the lodge.
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Richards
Laser Stree
Nelock
D. Sanderson
Bertha Stone
Little Tock
Ark
Butte
Peel
Red Sox and White Sox brace for tense pennant chase
A fragmented 1917 preview weighs Red Sox and White Sox on a crowded pennant race. It notes past August drives, home schedules, and rivalries with Ted and Collins stars, while predicting shifts in form as the season and war draft reshape rosters and competition.
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Saint Fivain
White Sox
Funeral arrangements for Kujunzich in Mount Moriah area
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 PM from Duggan undertakers to the residence of Joseph Stephen on South Gastor street, with services at Servian North Church and interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Remains were removed to the residence from the Duggan parlors. Priests invited to attend.
Baseball Batting Averages Put Hornsby Near Lead
Official batting averages released show Roger Hornsby of St Louis at .328 through 1K games, five points behind leader Roush of Cincinnati. Hornsby leads total bases with 171 while Cravath ties for home runs with Philadelphia. Cincinnati leads team averages at .263 as Burns of New York regains scoring lead with 68 runs.
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Redman
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Black Rocks and Anodes Meet in Butte and Anaconda
The Black Rocks and the Anodes, premier independent clubs of Butte and Anaconda, headline a 2 PM game at Hebgen Park. Wheezer Dell Will pitches for the Black Rocks with 2a Kelly opposing the Anaconda club. Dell begins his major league experience on Nome ground, while Cliff McCarl recently arrived from Butte and Fresno intends to move to the city.
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Maor
San Rrateime. Chronicle
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Oakland
Ube Gardner
Boland Shuts Out Yankees For Tenth Straight Victory
Detroit pitcher Boland earned his tenth consecutive win by holding New York to one hit, Hendryx’s single. Cott’s homer in the first inning supplied Detroit’s only offense as Bush scored on the play. New York manager Donovan was suspended by President Johnson for an umpire dispute yesterday.
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Dtroit
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Bush
Donovan
Johnson
Dunoan
RHK
Hipland
Yelle
Caldwell
Fischer, Love and
Walters
No one can dominate light harness field
Philadelphia Aug 4 sentiment in harness racing circles centers on trainers and drivers. The piece argues that mastery is rare as financial and competitive pressures shape decisions, noting that breeding and ownership influence results more than individual trainers. It highlights rule changes, industry dynamics, and the value of proven stock and visible ownership.
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Philadelphia
Oldfield Wins 11 Mile Race At State Fair Grounds
In a dirt track event at the state fair grounds Oldfield led early and won the race. De Palma crashed through the inner fence in the second lap and limped to the pits with fence sections on his car though he was not hurt. Frederick Inman and Lyle B. Mahan won the round robin doubles on the turf courts at Seabright Laws.
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Ralphfield
de Palma
Tost
Oldfeld
Ats
A —Frederick Inman
Lyle B. Mahan
Seabright Laws
Wanted Machinist for Auto Work at Taits Garage
Employment notices list machinist wanted for auto work at Tait's garage in White, with location references to Missouri and Los Angeles. Other entries mention quarry laborers, a harber, and miscellaneous trades in Anaconda and nearby areas.
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Immville
Missouri
Los Angeles
Monuahorers
Harber
WANTED WORKERS AND SPORTS RESULTS IN ONE PAGE
Old style classified items give varied job prompts from telegraph operator pay scales to stenography and housework posts, plus multiple sports results. Entries mention training schools, hotels, inns, and theatres with names and locations in Montana and surrounding towns. The page also lists coaching and match results with players and teams across tennis and local clubs.
Christie Beats Clifford In 10 Round Brooklyn Bout
Gus Christie of Milwaukee outboxed Jack Clifford of Brooklyn over ten rounds in Brooklyn. Christie hurt his right hand in the first round but dominated the later rounds, earning a decisive victory.
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New York
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Jack Clifford
Brooklyn
Christe
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