Winning Run On Double Steal In Ninth Frame
Two outs in the bottom of the ninth set up a double steal with Strunk scoring the winning run on a poor throw by catcher Severeid as Boston edged St Louis 6 to 5. Wright and Severeid credited with batteries in the messy finish. Eleven innings also saw Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 with Eddie Murphy scoring twice.
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Alls
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Severeid
Maisel
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Wright
Jones
Agnew
Philadelphia
Chicago
Eddie Murphy
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Shelienbach
Danforth
Jacobs
Johnson
Perry
Mel
Avoy
Tennis Tourney Opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts an inter mountain patriotic tennis tourney from Aug 28 with men’s singles and doubles. Prize awards are war savings certificates and stamps. Many entrants from Utah Idaho and Montana expected. entries close Tue Aug 27. semi finals and finals to be held in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Artatee
Utah
Idaho
Montana
World Series delayed to Sept. 15 under work-or-else order
Secretary Baker will recommend delaying enforcement of the work-or-lose order for baseball players to Sept. 15 so the world series games may be played. General Crowder will implement the delay after a National Commission communication. President Ban Johnson indicated the series dates likely to begin Sept. 4 with reduced box seats and charity receipts planned, and games may be moved to a single city to cut travel.
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Baker
Crowder
National Commission
Meage
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General Crowder
Ban Johnson
American League
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
War Charities
Two Accidents Mark Poughkeepsie Trotting Meet
At Poughkeepsie circuit meeting Aug 23 two accidents disrupted the day. In the 2:08 trot Geers fell when Opera Express sulky wheel ran over him. Fleming and Halstead were thrown. Kelly Deforest won the heat as Opera Express then carried the next two races. A second collision in the 2:20 trot injured Deveson Inge after Anna Maloney foot entanglement. Lath Princeton beat St Frisco in the free for all trot, a rare upset. David Guy won the 2:20 trot and Baron Wood took the 2:11 pace.
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Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Rand
Geers
Opera Express
Fleming
Helle
Stanford
Halstead
Kelly" Deforest
Anna Maloney
Deveson
Inge
Lath
Mabel ‘Tras
David Guy
Tommy Murphy
Baron Wood
Market Ends Higher on Hints of Easing Money Conditions
In New York on August 23 assurances of possible relaxation in money conditions and favorable war news drove a stronger broader stock market. Rails led gains with Canadian Pacific up five points, United States Steel advancing over 1 percent, and foreign bonds rising, especially French issues. Liberty bonds steadied with activity in 44s, total sales reached 7.45 million dollars, and United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Liberty
United States
Launier-Wolcott
Pany
Charmere
American
Amercan
Tn Amercan Sumatra
Ne ‘Mere, Marine
Kansa City
Southern
Kennecott
Io Touleville
Lackawanna
Ini
Petroleun
Missouri Pacific
Maxwell ‘Motors
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Vada
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Utah Copper
Bash
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Featern Union Aaison & Co
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Chicago Market: Grain and Provisions Slump on Rains
Wheat and corn futures fell as soaking rains in Kansas Missouri and Michigan added to bearish sentiment. October corn closed around 1.63% and oats and lard prices eased. livestock receipts ran higher with steer and hog markets edging down. Agricultural Department cited record supply levels and cash markets showed mixed signals across commodities.
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Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Hoover
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Protest Ratification Sought Against Rule No 10
Helena Aug 23 The state road commission was asked by a committee representing Montana shippers to ratify their protest at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Portland next Monday against rule No 10 of the proposed consolidation classification list No Shippers say the rule will cripple Montana’s industry by centralizing in the Middle West and help eastern mail order houses at local retailers’ expense.
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Helena
Mont
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Shippers of
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Ore
Monay
Middle West
Ship workers press friendly wage demands in shipbuilding
Washington August 23 Skilled workers in the shipbuilding industry present friendly demands to the labor adjustment board of the shipping board for wages to one dollar per hour, double time for overtime, Saturday holidays year round, and a ten percent bonus for all night shop work. The current rate is about seventy five cents. Also from Washington August 22 overcharges for fuel totalling more than 7 500 are being returned by the State administration this week to the Cross and Washington coal consumers as the government sets coal prices. Overcharges are being refunded where possible. this week consumers receive 2988 and the Red Cross 4 325
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Shipbuilding Induste
Labor Adjustment Board
The
Shipping Board
German U boat sinks three American ships
Washington, Aug. 23. Sinking of three American vessels in foreign waters by German submarines was announced by the navy department. The Lake Eden, Ain army, cargo transport, was sunk Aug. 21. the Westbridge, 8,400 tons, on Aug. 16. and the Cubore, 7,300 tons, on Aug. 15. Sixteen of the Lake Eden crew are missing, 39 accounted for. three men were lost in the Westbridge. Names of the missing not reported. The Westbridge and Cubore were homeward bound when unknown factors intervened.
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Navy Department
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Ain Army
Westridge
Westbridge
Cultore
Jens P'Nielson
William I
Porter
Portland
Ore
Robert J. M'Conkey
Mount Vernon
Wash
Explosion on Orizaba Kills Four
Washington reports the explosion of a depth charge aboard the U S steamship Orizaba on August 17 killed Lieutenant Commander Williamson executive officer and four enlisted men and wounded Commander White with a broken jaw and a fractured knee cap. Sailors Samuel T Lambert Riverside New Jersey Frank J Mayer Cincinnati and Arthur J Taird Kittsburs died. Williamson, born in Virginia, entered the Naval Academy from Minnesota.
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Orizaba
William Price
Williamson
White
Navy Department
Samuel T. Lambert
Riverside
N. J
Frank J. “Mayer
Cincinnati
Arthur J. Taird
Kittsburs
Virginia
Naval Academy
Minnesota
Rapid progress in airmen training at Rapid Progress
Washington Aug 23 rapid advance in aviator training was described by Maj Gen W L Kenly director of the division of military aeronaution. He returned from an inspection trip to the Pacific coast and said America offers the best training grounds for flyers. Training schools are now grouped so cadet flyers pass from ground to advance instruction without leaving the locality, and when final ready they go to France. Squadrons and brigades will be formed here as classes graduate to be sent overseas to take the air at the front in the formations in which they have been trained.
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Division of
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Pacific Coast
America
France
England
German Sub Captain Claims Torpedoing American Cruiser
Aug. 23 report says the commander of a submarine that captured the steamer Triumph boasted of sinking the American cruiser Sandiego by torpedo, not mine. He also claimed sinking the tank steamer Jennings and said the Triumph carried papers from Boston and Portland newspapers.
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Myhre
Jennings
Boston
Portland
British steamer Diomed sunk by U-boat in Atlantic
The British steamer Diomed, 4700 gross tons, was torpedoed and sunk about 125 miles east of New York. Over 100 aboard, many Chinese, were rescued by a second British vessel. a Swedish steamer reported being held briefly by a submarine before permission to proceed.
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New York
Proposed Pacific radio station links with San Francisco
A five part department of communications plan outlines a high power radio station in The United States coordinating with a Pacific coast station near San Francisco about 4600 miles from Hawaii. The project aims to develop officer training akin to a military academy. Attendees include W J Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College and leaders from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana universities. A London news item notes a British Airway flight carrying crew and nine passengers completed a France to England trip in just over half an hour using a large service aircraft with normal baggage.
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West Point
W. J. Kerr
Oregon Agéricultural College
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Oregon
Idaho
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