Boston Crew Keeps Lead In Sporting Event
Boston crews race to stay ahead as rivals press for position. The event showcases top rowers from local clubs and collegiate programs vying for early-season momentum and regional bragging rights.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
6
New York and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
In a New York and Chicago doubleheader both clubs won one game, the first 4 to 3 in ten innings with New York securing the late rally. Washington logged a 7 to 6 victory over St Louis as Demitt and Eisler delivered key hits. Boston beat Cleveland 1 to 0 in 12 innings as Scott doubled and scored the lone run. Detroit lost to Philadelphia 5 to 4 after a late rally, while Chicago reached terms with veteran catcher M. Butchon as military service looms for a manager.
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Demitt
Eisler
Infeld
le Louie
Washington Today
Bear Rhe
St. Louis
Wright
Rogers
Nanamaker
Severela
Harper
Ayers
Picinich
Boston
Cleveland
Scott
Speaker
Truesdale
Stansby
Bagby
Mayers
Ene
O'Neill Bush
Agnew
Mayer
Hia
Greve
Detroit
Philadelphia
Perry
Cobb
Veach
Ieee Sk
Boland
Stanage
Gregg
McAvoy
Ek Ss
James
Davis
Stanae
Adams
Perkins
New York
Louis
Chicago
Pittsboro A
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Loui
American Association
Kansas City
Pet Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Pau
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Standings and bombing report mix from wartime briefing
In Toledo the American Association standings show Indianapolis 3 at Louisville and Milwaukee shutout at 6 while St. Paul and Kansas City posted 0 and 4 respectively. London notes British naval air raids between July 1 and 7 on German targets at Orten with six tons of explosives and several German planes shot down though some electric wording remains unclear.
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American Association
Toledo
Indinapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
London
Duil
Orten
Zebr
Dejco
Fatal injuries in French accident claim officer's death
Paris July 9 An American infantry Captain Drew Webster suffered fatal injuries when his military automobile collided with another vehicle at Villers-sous-Gres He died in a hospital at Fontaine Dieu Ten French officers in the other car were injured according to Matin The incident details a fatal military road crash involving an American officer in France
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Paris
Drew Webster
Villers-sous-Gres
Matin
Webster
Fontaine Dieu
Thorpe's late homer gives New York 10-inning win over Chicago
In Chicago Jim Thorpe blasted a left field homer that tied the game in the 10th, as New York defeated Chicago 9 to 7 after extra innings. Vaughn mishandled a third base ball in the eighth allowing two runs, and Zimerman followed with a run scoring hit.
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Chicago
Jim Thorpe
New York
Vaughn
Ploves
Thorpe
Bounder
Wilhott
Deal
Zimerman
H. E
Pee
Goodfriends Defeat Condors 16 4 In Slow Rain Hit Contest
In a rain slowed game Goodfriends offense dominates Condors as Brent steals second repeatedly. Martsell draws five walks and scores, while Donovan raps an error free 14 putouts and Williams belts a homer. Early pitching woes narrow the highlight reel to a chaotic finish.
Baseball contest notes with multiple player stats
Slome run Williams, Brent, Beaudette two. Hit by pitched ball by Bowers Toe by Hoe al lan. Wild pitches Domitroviten Cedar Roe. Stolen bases McDonall Dudack Williams Hedrick Calluty Beaudette Ro Domitroviten His sell Wilson Kyle. Bases on balls Bowers Domitroviteh Cedar Roe Hedrick. Struck out Bowers Domitroviteh Cedar. Left on bases Condors Goodfriends. Two hours five minutes. Umpire Kelly. THIGH SHOE Boston July 9 high shoes will continue for women and misses next winter. War Industries board rules set spring 1919 colors brown black white. No shoe more than eight inches high. Heels low. Washingtn grant Italy 10 million credit. total 660,010,000 for Italy and 6,091,590,000 loaned to allies.
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Williams
Brent
Beaudette
Bowers
Toe
Hoe
Allan
R. Domitroviten
Cedar
Roe
McDonall
Dudack
Hedrick
Calluty
Ro Domitroviten
Hissell
Wilson
Kyle
Kyle 2." ‘Baaes On balls—Off Bowers 2, Off It, Domitroviteh
Domitroviteh
Hite
Om” Gowers
Domitrovitch
Ire
Kelly
Boston
War Industries Board
Washingtn
Saiy
Italy
Treasury Department
Future status undecided for York Evening Mail owners
New York July 9 Edward A Rumely publisher of the York Evening Mail faces a conference in Washington with Henry L Stoddard Paul Block II and A Mitchell Palmer to settle ownership and management amid charges of financing with German money. Stoddard and Locke to run the paper temporarily pending seizure of German equity.
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New York
Edward A. Rumely
York Evening Mall
Ari
Washington
Henry L. Stoddard
Paul Blocke
A” Mitchell "Palmer
Stoddard and Locke
Francis P. Garvin
Evening Mail
Hide Dealers Pledge For Superior Leather
Attn Minneapolis July 6 delegates from Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana met in Minneapolis and pledged support for government rules conserving hides and improving leather quality for the government. New Northwestern Hide Dealers' association officers elected include John Mack president Vic D Cragg vice president Louis Andersch secretary 618 Herman treasurer and directors A Hirsch D Tereman Charles Hull Fred Rodick G Guy C G Dougherty. Sir Clive Phillips-Wolley dies near Victoria Canada last night. he was a noted author hunter and friend of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Attnneapolis
Hiden
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Vicw
HE. D. Cragg
Lamars
Louis Andersch
Minneapolis
Herman
St. Paul
A. Hirsch
Albert Lea
Minn
D. Tereman
Charles H. Hull
Marshalltown
Fred Rodick
Stand Forks
G. Guy
Mitchell
C. G. Dougherty
Billings
Mont
Watson's Crop Report Forecast Reduces Wheat Harvest
Washington July 9 Government crop outlooks show a 40 million bushel cut in the predicted wheat harvest due to unfavorable June weather. Despite this, corn production is set at 60 million bushels with other crops also rising beyond five year averages. The report notes potential bumper year for many staples and a larger than average wheat crop despite June losses. Coast League scores and standings follow in brief.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fune
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