Delaney's Off Night as North Butte Falls to Elm Orlu
In a Clark playgrounds contest Elm Orlu defeated North Butte 6 to 2. Babe Delaney pitched poorly for North Butte, walking six and allowing a home run by Charley Phippen. Manley made a running catch and stole multiple bases, while North Butte's only big inning came in the first. Delaney fanned Evans and Cullen before being pulled late, and the game featured a lone North Butte rally in the fourth and a decisive response by Elm Orlu in the third and sixth.
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Elm Orlu
Clark
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Charley Phippen
Delaney
Carroll
Manley
Karl
Cullen
Knight
Phippen
McGeehan
Harris
Evans
Byrnes
Bien
Waterloo
Myers
Steck
Kall
Jones
Raney
Sourbier
Elm _ Orly
Rare
Bowman
Aimee
Tigdwreaann
Stock
Tremblay
A. E McGeehan
sOvee Harris
Eeeess
Hievanes
Hall
Stewene
Loose Dees
Eoud
O . PO
Ssaecsee
Dawson
New York to Regulate Boxing With New State Commission
Governor Smith named a six member boxing oversight team and three licensing officials to run the Walker law regime. Johnson Ditmars Hooke will be the regulatory trio earning 5000 dollars annually while McGuire Wear Walsh head the licensing group. The system aims to purge corruption, license clubs managers and all involved in bouts, and allow 15 round decisions with two judges.
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Joseph J. Johnson Jr
New York City
Edward D. Ditmars
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Walter J. Hooke
Yonkers
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
New York
Regulatory Commission
Commissions Ready to Launch Boxing Efforts in New York
The two commissions will take off at once and set about organizing boxing in New York. Plenty of work awaits them as promoters managers fighters and others line up for the new effort amid eager interest.
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New York
Dempsey Brennan Bout Lures New York Fight Bosses
Boxing factions in New York push a clean sport as Tex Rickard and the International Sporting Club vie to stage Jack Dempsey's bout with Knockout Brennan at Madison Square Garden. Benny Leonard emerges as leading potential opponent with a $20,000 forfeit and $50,000 payout, while Miske and Dempsey train in Ben Harbor Michigan ahead of Labor Day clash.
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International Sporting Club
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jack Dempsey
Knockout Brennan
Metropolis
Vrom
Battle Front
Ben Harbor
Mich
Miske
Dempsey
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Lew Tendler
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Johnny Dundee
Russians Head for the Poles as Big Teams Sign Players
Speaking on sports chances, the era of Arctic trips fades as over a million Russians set out for the Poles. Big league teams sign on recruits rapidly, with many players summoned to travel in faster company, at least for a time.
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Europe
Arctic
Antartic
Seven Mariners regulars hit over .300 in recent month
The Pacific Coast League batting averages show Seattle's lineup maintaining strong form with seven regulars above .300 over the past six weeks, signaling offensive consistency despite early-season volatility.
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Seattle
Pacific International Scores and Standings
Pacific International results list Victoria 2 Spokane 1, Seattle 1 Vancouver 7, Yakima 2 Tacoma 12. Event outcomes show Vancouver dominant over Seattle, Tacoma sweeping Yakima, with Victoria and Spokane close in a separate match. Tables reflect city teams competing across a regional schedule.
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Pacific International
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Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Yakima
Tacoma
Ads by political groups may need officer names
Helena Aug 18 Following debate over publication of names of persons and officers of political organizations publishing advertisements Frank Woody assistant attorney general explained his view. He says small personal candidate cards need not carry sponsor names but election laws require names and officers of organizations behind posters. This ensures the attacked candidate can defend against libel and know the source of the attack.
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Helena
Frank Woody
Woody
Montana
Hoover Supports Exclusion of Asiatics from America
Portland, Aug 18 Herbert Hoover during a family vacation stated he favors excluding Asians from the United States. He cited two reasons the white race cannot absorb Orientals and whites cannot compete due to perceived lower living standards, noting he speaks of Orientals in general and not specifically Japanese.
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Portland
Ore
Herbert Hoover
United States
Counsel probes Burton charges in Vernon libel case
Los Angeles reports an inquiry into W. Baker Burton former Vernon first baseman as attorneys consider pursuing criminal libel charges against Borton. Edward F. Wehrle says he will not seek a complaint without sufficient evidence and will inform the press when the probe concludes.
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W. Baker
Baker
Burton
Vernon
McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Borton
Edward F. Wehrle
Ed R. Maier
Vernon Club
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Wehrle
Vernon Team Players Pooled 2000 For Aid in Pennant Chase
Vernon players last year gathered a pool of 2000 to fund aid for the club in pursuing the pennant. The remark signals a calculated move in chesslike play within the Pacific Coast league. President W. H. McCarthy, addressing the San Francisco Advertising club, condemned players hippodroming the national pastime for dirty dollars and preferred weeds in parks to a flawed game.
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Bers
Vernon
San Francisco
W. H. McCarthy
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Norwegians Revolt Establish Soviet Government
A soviet republic government was set up at Drontheim Norway according to a Moscow wire. The dispatch notes a likely reference to Trondjem, a major city about 300 miles north of Christiania, and claims a revolutionary turn in Norway.
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London
Drontheim
Norway
Moscow
Trondjem
Christiana
Four-Legged Duck Mascot Captures Belair Constable’s Attention
In Bellaire Ohio a freak mascot, a four-legged duck, is among Constable Albert Shepherd’s possessions. The creature has two extra small legs just behind its normal limbs, drawing curiosity and local chatter.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Albert Shepherd
Skin Eruptions Cure Claims and Blood Treatment
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a radical cure for eczema acne and skin eruptions. It argues local ointments fail and the remedy cleanses the blood. It promises lasting relief within a few bottles and offers free medical advice from the head physician at 612 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Tire Demand Drives U S Supply Gap
The excerpt notes that U S demand remains consistently ahead of tire production by U S makers, indicating a persistent supply gap. It highlights a structural imbalance between demand growth and manufacturing capacity without detailing specific companies or figures.
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U. S
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