Chicago White Sox World Series Conspiracy Trial Testimony
Chicago White Sox players accused of conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series faced testimony detailing alleged plots. Burns described meetings with Cicotte Gandil Attell and Rothstein at the Ansonia and Warner hotels and discussed a $100000 payoff, while Rothstein allegedly declined. The trial also covered related denials and the involvement of other players and witnesses as the case moved toward the first witness from the Chicago National League club.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cramsrur
George Germain
Eddie Cihcotte
New York
Ooute
Oway
Ansonia Hotel
White Sox
Cicotte
Sox
Warner Hotel
Heald
Ansonia
Chick Gandil Eas
Gandil
Burns
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Bennett
Abe Attell
Hal ‘Chase
Maharg
Attell
Bennett Wen
Cincinnati
Row
John Seys
Chicago National League Club
Cleveland Back Into Top Plage
Cleveland defeated New York 17 to 8 to move back into first place. The Indians piled up 22 hits, seven in the third inning, and batted around against Mays Quinn Ferguson and Collins. New York managed just 8 runs as Cleveland seized control with a late rally.
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Associated
Cleveland
New York
Mays
Quinn
Ferguson
Collins
Maya
Indians
Schane
Devormer
Caldwell
Uhle
O'Neill
Lehinault
Grimes Comes Back to Beat St Louis in 11 Inning Baseball
National wire reports say Grimes, Brooklyn’s top pitcher, returned from a rough outing to defeat St Louis 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Doak and Clemons teamed for Brooklyn while Dilhoefer, Grimes, and Miller handled St Louis. Philadelphia also won 2 to 1 over Chicago as Ring shut down six Cubs hits. Peters homered in the sixth. Postponements hit Cincinnati New York and Pittsburg at Boston due to wet grounds.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Grimes
St. Louis
Doak
Clemons
Dilhoefer
Miller
Krueger
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Today
Chicago
Ring
Cubs
Peters
RHE
Freeman
Jones
Daly
Wirth
Meaderville Field Meet Upsets and Coast League Scores
Meaderville held a field meet with the Rome Arounds as opponents, tallying a mixed score and noting individual achievements by St Flahkur and others. Buena and Cardwell Giathe contributed, while Englewood looms for next Sunday. Coast League results include Seattle 0 Los Angeles 1, Oakland 9 Salt Lake 10, Vernon 5 Sacramento 7, Portland 7 San Francisco 11. A brief note cites Krestinsky’s protest and Bavaria’s stance in Berlin, with Russia’s potential response discussed.
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Meaderville
Rome
Fee
Ana
Bnal
Arts
St Flahkur
Hite
Anaconda
Rastie Sna
Bertogno
Meaderville Yorthoppo
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oakland
Salt Lake
Vernon
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Pittsburoackt
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnatiee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago Ss
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwauke
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Columb
Vernon Los Angelt A
Salt Lake Iy
Suses
Sucker on the Racecourse Tip Ends in Windfall
A historic gambling tale from St Louis recounts Uncle Lige the jockey club cook using a betting tip scam to cash in on seventeen horses in a single race. An unsuspecting merchant bet $2,000 on Plaza at 40 to 1 and won big, leaving Lige with $500 as payoff. The column also notes athletic moves at Hamilton and various sports tidbits from baseball to football, with anecdotes about umpiring, golf, and unusual teams.
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Dig Ebong Negro
Uncle Lige
Jockey Club
Dollah
Alumni Triumph In City League Victory Over East Side
In a high tempo city league clash the Alumni defeated East Side 11 to 7. Alumni struck early with seven runs in the first inning and added four more in the sixth on three hits and two errors. Thomas belted the only home run, while Mehrens tripled for East Side and Dyer fanned two with four walks. East Side had seven hits to Alumni's ten as Dyer and Dudac and Emmons matched up behind the plate. There will be no game tonight. Goodfriends vs East Side is set for Saturday.
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East Side
Bette
Mickey Domitrovich
Emmone
Mehrens
Michelas
Thomas
Dudac
Horvath
Emmons
Logan
Clucac
Dyer
Goodfriends
F. Jovick
Coady
Dick Boyer
Manley
Mulcahy
Hollister
A. C.M
Barnes Leads Open After First Day In National Championship
James M. Barnes of Pelham Country Club tops a strong field with 144 strokes after the opening 36 holes at Columbia Country Club. Charles R. Murray and Fred McLeod tied at 148, with Robert T. Jones Jr. at 149, as players cope with course length and heat. Joe Novak and Jack Burke also noted among entrants.
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James Barnes
Associated Pros
Washington
James M. Barnes
Pelham Country Club
Columbia Country Club
Barnes
Ted Ray
England
Inverness
Toledo
Charles R. Murray
Royal Golf Club of
Montreal
Fred McLeod
Robert T. Jones Jr
Atlanta
Charles Evans
Chicago
Jim Donnachie
Mediaocre
Chick
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Alex. Smith
New London
Louis Tellier
Westnewton
Mass
George Duncan
Chick” Evans
Duncan
Abe ‘Mitchell
Joe Novak
Spokane
Jack Burke
Paul
ACM. Black Specs Battle Anacondas In 6 0 Defeat
A.C.M. Black Specs lose 6 to 0 to the Anacondas after a rugged contest at Clark playgrounds. Henry was battered for 10 hits and eight runs through six innings as Foley framed eight safeties for Anaconda. Coady, Kinville, Hollister, and Sieck provided offense for the losers with mismatched outputs across three innings.
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A.C. M
A.C. Ms
Henry
Foley
Anaconda Slabman
Manley
Presay
Batson
Gilboy
Ef Hollister
Leck
Boyer
Jovick
Goady
Mulcahy
Et i
Joyer
Sundberg
Hollister
Tyovase
Hanson
Baby Henry
Gil
Sof Foley
Beruek
Foot
Bainut
Kimbl
Forest Fire Lookout Expecting Return to McKenzie Posts
Miss Dorothy Oregon Dickey, a University of Oregon observer, will occupy one of two McKenzie river lookout posts from July 10 through September. She travels 15 miles on foot with a pack horse to reach the site about 85 miles from Eugene, noting frequent visitors and a favorable working season with family aiding.
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Eugene
Dorothy Oregon
Dickey
McKenzie River District
Funeral service details at Wals and family notice
A brief funeral notice indicates mains at Wals 6 and a family notice regarding Thawiil being moved to the Mence family at a specified time. Further explicit details are not provided in the readable fragments.
M. J. Walsh Co Names Directors and Officers
M. J. Walsh Co. announces changes in its leadership with new general directors and officers. Wal Petee is noted among the named individuals in the management slate. The notice lists appointments and responsibilities across departments.
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Bennett Fend
Dffense
Ben Short
Ben
Villa
Mexico
Michael Ahern
Mr. Ahern
Galveston
Texas
Henry Baise
Isco
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Hammer Mays
Zachary Easy
Oldham
Derolt
Zachary
Veach
R. HE
Zachary, Acosta
Picinich
Bassler
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Meyers
Thormahien
RH. E. Boston
Louie
Myers
Ruel
Schocker
Severed
FADER
Dyte
Dieter
Wesring
Philadelhia
Naylor
Perkinsber
Schalk
National
Pittsburg
Mmeaderville
Asociate
Krestinsky
Hance
Bavaria
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Eonomics
Forthcom
Russia
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Sny
Lige
Ebery
Ebery Hawse
Plaza
Butte
Harry
Dahlberg
Hamilton
Root Valley
Ike
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Giants
Frank Snyder
Sto
Canada
Dominion
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Europe
Dempsey
Dave Davenport
Louis
Ogden
Casp Wye
Ddelongs
Youngstown
Ohio
J. A. Splevak
Splevaks
Kalamazoo
Mich
Main Liek
John ‘Thomas
Peter Daw
Voltage
Jeanette Rankin
Main Lick
Dardanella
Bree Evearte Wank
Sotephine
Sean Rude
Pemecu Meadowanie
Milan
Ana Eitea
Avenies Pwashington
Tag 21
Inventina
Hone Island
Outsias
East Siders
Novak
J._M. Barnes
Cartoons
Star
ACM
MG Gom Seth de Ae
Coro-Pitte
Staccpees
Coro-Pitts
the Clarke
Clark Playgrounds
Lou Roger
Lou
Fnanly
Tremblay
Felder
Specs
Lou Boyer
Les Boyer
Auled
Leo Coady
Dockstader
Matson
Kinville
Dail
Dock
Jo- Sick
Steck
Omer
Gilbey
Kimble
Lou Hoyer
Indy
Witt Chiat ‘Medical
Ge Gath
Dragant
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO
Eral Diregars and
Babaimery
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