New York Giants Open With Frisch Home Run
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2 in the first game of the series. Frisch hit a two run homer as New York started strong despite rain. Byrne was knocked unconscious by a pitch in the eighth inning.
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Georges Will Quit After Gibbons Fight in New York
Georges Carpentier plans to retire after meeting Tom Gibbons for the world heavyweight title in New York next January. His manager, M Descamps, said Carpentier would also fight a British opponent in London this summer and a French heavyweight in Paris, with confidence he will win all three bouts.
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Faber Shuts Indians as Chicago Wins 4 1
Faber returned after Friday’s knockout to limit the Indians to five hits and Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. Urie struggled, Caldwell relieved with six strikeouts in four innings. Detroit rallied late but St Louis held on for a 7 to 5 victory. Boston beat Washington 2 to 0 as Jones held the Nationals to four hits and Boston capitalized on Erickson’s two rough innings.
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Standings Update From The League Rounds
Columbus leads 4 1 against Louisville 2 2, St Paul at 2 3, Milwaukee 1 5, Minneapolis 7 8, Kansas City 4 7, Toledo 7 7, Indianapolis 1 5 in a compact roundup of recent results and current team records.
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Miracle Manic World Series Mentors Spark Baseball Hype
A wide view of recent MLB miracles centers on George Stallings Pat Moran and Wilbert Robinson who led teams to pennants and World Series glory. News notes target emerging stars such as Jimmy Gibson and Hutch Lang Barnes while cautioning youth about throwing accuracy in outfield play.
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Slow Game 15 Won By A C M Team
The A C M team won 15 to 3 over the Black Specs in a dull afternoon contest at Columbia gardens. Seven walks and three hit batsmen kept the bases full while irregular fielding hurt the Specs. Steck Matson Kinville Linstrum each had multiple hits, and Savard's double play saved a run as Peterson scored twice for ACM. Next game: Black Specs vs Clarks Tuesday at Clark playgrounds 6 30 p m.
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Philipsburg Juniors Beat Timber Butte In Exhibition
In Columbia, Philipsburg Juniors defeated Timber Butte Juniors 2 to 0 after a regular Mines league game. Philipsburg pitcher Lee, a young lefty, shut down Timber Butte while their fielding errors helped the score. Fans lingered for the youngsters' exhibition despite the score.
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Vote on question wage reduction
Cincinnati August 14 over 200000 striking clerical workers and freight handlers and station employees from international headquarters will vote on accepting a wage reduction ordered by the railroad labor board. The vote covers affiliated and unaffiliated workers who wish to participate.
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Yankee sign Seneca Earl Jimerson as potential left hander
The New York Yankees add Earl Jimerson, a Seneca Iroquois from Gowanda New York, to their prospects. Described as a talented left handed pitcher with a fast ball and sharp curves, Jimerson follows a strong family training under father Earl Sr. and scout Paul Kritchell. Manager Miller Huggins weighs giving him a trial in the majors soon as he proves ready.
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Local Amateur Baseball Roundup Across Several City Games
The Cabbage Patch beat Centerville 19 to 6 at the Cinders with numerous errors and a pitching change. The Silver Street Ramblers beat Idaho Street Terrors, 2 to 0, with Lange and Franklin handling the battery. Dublin Gulch Pacific defeated South Side Sluggers 18 to 4 as Shea starred behind the plate. Gulch claims junior city title and seeks next challenge. Neversweat Ramblers toppled Corn Terrace Sluggers 10 to 0 as Ramblers pitch and defense dominated. Granite Street Cubs beat Pearl Street Cubs 11 to 10 in a tight finish. Duggan Avenue Gangsters host Medlin Ramblers at 6:30 with 28–7 record, seeking under 18 games via call.
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One Man Killed Three Hurt In Zion City Crash
Neslan Miller of Chicago died when the automobile he rode in collided with another car in Zion City. Three other riders, M O Connor Fred Naus and J C Mc Dermitt all from Chicago, were injured. O Connor was the most seriously hurt and taken to a hospital at Waukean where 38 batteries were taken in.
New York Leads American Scene Across College Tests
A garbled mix of sports chatter praises New York and teams like Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. It notes rising play and national interest in college basketball, with references to players, strategies, and the season’s tilt toward competitive showdowns. The piece mentions coaches, scores, and athletic momentum fueling a broader race.
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Bandits Take Mine Payroll Near Kincaid
Four bandits in an automobile robbed deputy sheriff Jerome Locknarn and mine official of the Peabody interests at Kincaid, seizing a payroll totaling 114000 for miners from three local mines. The bandits fled toward Springfield after dumping weapons and escaping with the money on an Illinois Midland train arrival.
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Otto V. Woodward is Laid to Rest
Bozeman mourns Otto V. Woodward after his drowning in the Jefferson River. Services were held at Willow Creek home by Rev. George H. Glasspool. American Legion provided military rites at the cemetery with a firing squad and local pallbearers.
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Admiralty Challenge to Three Mile Limit in Rum Trade
United States Attorney Hayward filed three libels against the schooner Henry L shall and 1,400 cases of whiskey after seizure outside the three mile limit off Atlantic City. He invoked the wartime act of 1799 setting a twelve mile offshore boundary for vessels engaged in fraudulent liquor trade.
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Body of Private Cornelius Arrives in Bozeman for Legion Funeral
Bozeman Aug 14 The body of Private Cornelius killed in France Oct 15 1918 arrived last night. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Holland Church with the American Legion in charge at the cemetery site.
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