Giants win in seventh after late rally in Cincinnati
Aug. 27 New York Giants beat Cincinnati 10-4 in a seven inning curtain raiser. Pitchers Young Doyle and Kelly contributed timely hits as New York pulled ahead in the late frames. The nightcap saw Crane and King at second base amid interference calls and injuries, but no changes to the final score.
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Giants
Neds
Ryo
Pisher
Micken
Uthe
Cro
Young
Kelly
Doyle
Crane
King
Rea
Cor
Cathe
Riba Canoun
Rigler
Aerigus
Anus
Benihieces
Eame
Pineinna
Ana Smith
Alien iBecand
Gougins
California Open Golf Match Postponed In October Visit Hopes
Del Monte Calif August 27 The California open golf championship will not be held in connection with the war It has been proposed to stage it in October hoping British holder of the Btxirs oper as contestants Ed warday and another veteran British professional are expected to visit the state in October
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del Monte
Cal
Edwarday
Btxirs
Dempsey Miske Show Sparks Training Bouts
Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske staged snappy wrestling style sparring for hunters and fans today. In a noisy session they boxed multiple rounds with opponents as they sharpened for an upcoming title bid in Cleveland.
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Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Coast Bantam Seeks East Coast Challenge
Bud Ridley of San Francisco claimant to the bantamweight title plans a quick trip to the East Coast to seek bouts. Ridley has faced many top bantams on the coast and hopes to meet Pelagat, the Worlds champion, in his home region soon.
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Ban Francisco
Bud
Ridley
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Foley Wins Own Game In Last Half Of Fifth
Foley baffles Timber Butte in a tight contest as North Butte rallies with three runs to snatch a 3 3 tie then wins on a late fifth inning single. Delaney struggles with control but shows grit while Manley and Gavin play key defensive plays to keep the score close.
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Foley
Timber Butte
Mines
North Butte
Tabe
Delaney
Millmen
Mmber Bate
Rly
South Side
Schulte
Doc James
Aingle
Coady
Knight
Steck
Sourbier
Specs
Dick Boyer
Moley
Gavin
Texas
Santer
Scribner
Sautter
Manley
Lyons
James
Lou Hoyer
Kalgtt
Souay
Breck
Ghat
Cored Lyons
Dick Baye
Boyers
Timber
Butte
Utter
Aoe
Borer
Mes
P Boyer
G Boyer
Packwood
Lew
X. Manley
Meicste Coady
Knighe
ball—Lyone
Pally Foley
Lady, Bien
Balla Oi Foley
Om Delaney
paste—North
Timber Hutte
Asberry
Baseball considered safe game to play
Washington state industrial commission ruled that baseball is not a hazardous occupation for workers. Workmen's compensation would not be paid to professional players on payrolls of state corporations. The decision followed an injury claim filed by a player.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dail
Washington
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Boy Bandits Confess To Plot Against Comiskey
Chicago police say three youths confessed to a plan to kill baseball magnate Charles A. Comiskey and guard at the White Sox park box office on Sept. 16. They were arrested after an attempted robbery of Wilson & Co. Packers payroll, $40,000, and planned to steal gate receipts for the White Sox Yankee game on Sept. 18, hoping Babe Ruth would attract a record crowd.
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Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Wilson & Co. Packers
Babe Fruth
Tendanes
Official League Scorer Corrects Final AL Score
New York reports the official AL score for Chicago versus New York as 16 to 6, not 16 to 4. In the ninth, Peckinpaugh advanced on Pipp’s infield hit and was doubled off, with Ruth’s drive to Eddie Collins leading to a double play. The scorer ruled Peckinpaugh crossed before the double play completed.
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Chicago
Yankees
Few
McGraw
Peckinpaush
Pipp
Ruth
Eddie ‘Collins
John Collins
Peckinpaugh
Heavy Hitter Loses HS Winning Stride
In Little Rock on August 27 Harry Harper of the Southern association team failed to get a hit in the second game of a doubleheader with New Orleans after 32 straight games with a hit. He was retired at first twice and struck out the third time up.
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Little Rock
Ark
Coord
Harry Harper
Little Rock Southern Association
New Orleans
Harper
Mays Wings 12 Inning Battle with Gigotte
New York and Chicago play a 12 inning game with both teams scoring in the tenth. Mays allowed early runs but Yankee pitching kept the game close until Peckinpaugh drove in the decisive run in the twelfth to seal a 5-3 victory.
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Mays Wings
Gigotte
New York
Chicago
Mays
Yankees
Cieotte
Quinn
Eagar
Cleotte
Wilkinson
Kerr
Schalk
Ruel
Davis Drives Rally as Red Sox Top Boston 6 5 in Ninth
Davis delivered a key triple and an infield score after two outs in the ninth, with Fillings running for him to score the winning run. Boston pitchers issued nine walks while Davis, Shocker, and Seyfried led the visitors to victory.
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Aus
Louis
Davis
LePouls
Ia Davis
Shocker
Seyfreid
Pennock
Karr
Walters
Senators' Twirler Keeps Tigers' Hits Scattered
Washington pitchers limited Detroit to scattered hits as Brmke struggled in two innings. Detroit 001 010 009 for 11 runs? Washington 012 900 00x for 26 runs? Game details unclear from fragments, but Washington won. Stanage noted in batting sequence.
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Senators
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Brmke
Det
Cleveland Sluggers Beat Athletics in August Tilt
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 1903 with 21 hits led by Bagby on the mound and strong offense. Naylor Bigbee and Slappey drove the ball, while Vel rupporters faced tight play. O'Neill, Naytor, Bisbee and Perkins contributed as the slugging club controlled the game.
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Ceveland
Philadelphia
Bagby
Naylor
Bigbee
Slappey
Va Otzora
Vel
Ragby
Oneill
Naytor
Bisbee
Perkins
Walnut Frisco Wins 2:11 Trot At Hudson River Meet
Walnut Frisco with Valentine in the sulky won the 2:11 trot, feature of Grand circuit day at Hudson River driving park in Poughkeepsie. Four heated breaks early nearly cost the victory, Electron Dillon captured the 2:15 class trot and Red Border won the final 2:19 class trot of the meeting.
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Poughkeepsie
Walnut Frisco
Valentine
Hudson River
Electron Dillon
Red Border
White Sox oppose Indians strike in Chicago game
The Chicago club declined to join Cleveland in a walkout over Carl Mays. Manager Huggins of the Yankees started Mays to pitch while Chicago batted, with about 15 000 fans present. Babe Ruth was absent from the Yankee lineup today.
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New York
Coicago
Cleveland
Carl Mays
Hugiins
Yankees
Mays
Awain
Chicago
White Sox
Maeburn
Cay
Babe Ruth
Chicago Man Wins Shooting Hongas
Cleveland reports describe a dated scene with a fighting event and obscure names. Amid stray phrases a Chicago man is noted for a shooting win as a sports fragment, with inconsistent OCR misreads and garbled city references. There is mention of golf players Ted Ray and Harry Vardon in a separate August match in Winnipesaukee context.
Third annual Smith-Hughes farm teachers conference closes
The third annual Smith-Hughes instructors in agriculture conference at Montana State College ends after a three day session. Attendance is large with much discussion on state farm education issues. Key speakers include CV Williams Manhattan Kan and LL Davies Laramie Wyo. Local educators from Bozeman and other Montana towns also attended.
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Smith-Hushes
M. J. Abbey
Montana
Montana State College
CV. Wileliams
Manhattan
Kan
LL. R. Davies
Laramie
Wyo
F.C. Elliott
University of Montana
Alfred Atkinson
K. C. Sisson
the Stat University
8. E
Well known Three Forks citizen dies
An announcement from Three Forks reports the death of A Wegner in Helena on Tuesday evening. Wegner was an early settler who built the Wegner hotel in Three Forks and later moved with his wife to Helena. He is survived by two sons Al and Herbert Wegner of Three Forks, a daughter Mrs La Rock of Deer Lodge, and another daughter Mrs Bossler of Helena. Funeral services were held in Helena Friday afternoon at Mrs Bossler’s home.
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Herbert Wegner
la Rock
Deer Lodge
Helena
Bossler
Four Thousand Barrels Daily From Decker Collins
Early reports from Winner Wire describe the Decker Collins offset producing up to four thousand barrels daily as oil from the Mosby structure flows uncontrollably. The Frantz No 2 well blew in three weeks ago and continues to pour oil a solid six inch stream, forcing authorities to attempt rapid capping amid a significant influx of crude.
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Decker-Colling
Mosby
Lawyers Late At Helena Meeting Plans Banquet
Aug 21 Helena Montana lawyers travel for Monmouth Bar annual meeting hosted at Broadwater. Spaulding of Helena to preside a banquet with brief talks planned from candidates and officials including W. Secormick Missoula republican candidate for Congress and W D Rankin republican candidate for attorney general among others.
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The
Monithe’ Bar Association
Broadwater
Secormick
Misnoul
Congress
W. D. Rankin
T Publican
Wen
Ral Hie Cheadle
Lewistown
Wee
Tireat
Kaway
Tireat Falls
Walter_Aitken
Rosemont
Ford
Mek Hepner
Cb Noold
Dismissal of Informations Against Montana Executives
Informations against W. F. Dunn and R. B. Smith of the Butte Bulletin and Lee Milch of Helena charging sedition were dismissed in district court on motion by County Attorney J. R. Wine. The actions, filed during World War I, followed Montana Supreme Court reversals and a new trial order for Milch in light of related sedition cases.
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W. F. Dunn
R. B. Smith
Butte Bulletin
Lee Milch
District Court Today
J. R. Wine
State Supreme Court
Dunn
Smith
W. F. Poorman
Milch
High Court
Diedtman
Deer Lodge Notes from Aug 27 Deer Lodge Montana
R H Athey sold his Larabie addition residence to Leo Kemp. Locals visit for Mrs Huffman's death and Coast trip for Mrs Seifert's outing. Several residents motor in from nearby towns for visits. School opens Sept 7 with many new teachers, and Legion activities noted.
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R. H. Athey
Larabie
Leo Kemp
Cos. Huffman
Philipsburg
JS. Huffman
P. J. Seifert
George Harper
Missoula
Lee McBrwain
Paul Peterson
Nevada Valley
G. W. Harker
Relaves Connecticut
RE. Brown
Bozeman
Edna Wells
Seattle
The
State University
Dan Tewey Ranch
W. V. Rehet E
Chicago
W. F. Gullette
Cottonwood Avenue
Eldred
Lewis Gordon
Catherine Aylesworth
Elizabeth Horst
Butte
American Legion
Dan Tewey
Tace ‘Track
Lloyd M. Hartley
Caldwell
Idaho
Ruby E. Martin
Missouri
Elizabeth Graham
Kalls
Hazel E
Belvidere
I. Carey
Anaconda
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Hllensburg
Wash
Bertha M. Wallace
Hilda’ Largen
Tron. Mich
Madeline Jacobsen
Sioux Rapids
Towa
Helen Libby
Washington
No J
Bladen Trinidad
Lill Johnson
L Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
Florence Hill
Labor problem solved by this alien farmer
New York on August 27 reports Carl Paulson arriving from Copenhagen with his wife and 16 children to operate a Minnesota farm. He says if workers fall short he will call for reserves including two married daughters three brothers and nine grandchildren.
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New York
Carl Paulson
Copenhagen
Minnesota
National Markets undercuts on cantaloupes and flour items
The notice markets a sale to lure customers with cheaper cantaloupes at 9 cents each and five for 25 cents, compares prices on potatoes flour bread and various brands, touting savings and a broom value with purchases, highlighting price drops.
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Dakota
Drop Price Notice on Coffee Deals Across Brands
The notice outlines reduced coffee prices per pound across brands. M J B priced 650 originally. White House No 5 drop to 65c. Hills Bros Beet Can No 5 drop to Ske. Third Cup No 5 drop to 48c. Monana Maid 60c drop. Seal of Montana 6e drop to 8. Locations include National No 3 1050 West Park National No 2 428 East Park and National No 1 307 North Main including Stall No 7 Market places.
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White House
Hills Bros
Monana
Maid
Seal of Montana
West Park
East Park
Nor” Main
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