Double Shutout Against Detroit in Two Games
Boston defeated Detroit twice on July 22 with a 3 0 win in the second game and a shutout in the first after a 20 inning pitching duel. Mays limited Detroit to four hits in game two, while Bush edged James in the opener. Batteries and lineup notes are incomplete due to damaged text. Washington also swept Chicago 3 2 in 0 innings, Harper limiting six hits as the Nationals took the final game of the four game set.
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Pittsburg tops Boston Braves in seventh inning losses 7 to 2
National standings report from Pittsburg July 22 notes the Boston Braves losing the final Western trip game 7 to 2 at Pittsburg with Nene Weers, Cooper and Schmidt as batteries. Other games postponed. Philadelphia exhibition game shows Scott Perry allowing one scratch hit. Americans push run on a pass, out and single for a morale benefactor. Coast League championship Vernon 2 Los Angeles 4.
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Baseball Owners Meet Over Work or Fight Rules
American league owners led by President Johnson, with National League head Tener, meet to seek modification of work or fight regulations for pro players. Washington hearing with Crowder postponed to Wednesday as commission weighs extending the rules to end of season. Cobb and Mathewson invited by Corbett to head two all star teams for an international athletic parade.
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Army and Marine Casualties Jump in Week on Front Lines
Washington reports 12,716 total casualties for the week among army and marine corps, with 5,100 deaths and 6,941 wounded. The week saw 781 army and 202 marine fatalities, including 291 seamen. The totals reflect heavy fighting since last Monday and include deaths at sea. The army list shows 1,801 killed or died of wounds and 5,817 wounded to date. marine deaths total 679 and wounded 1,124 to date. Officers’ deaths and other details appear in the summaries.
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Spokane Writer Protests War Entry in Wilson Letter
Richard Brazier of Spokane Washington a member of the general executive aid of the TW W identified a letter he wrote to President Wilson protesting America’s entry into the war.
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Harden Questions Decency and Independence in War Talk
Amsterdam July 22 Maximilian Harden in Die Zukunft questions if a state can be viewed as an ally of owners when others negotiate, and if a country can be independent while under enemy control, condemning Germany over Belgian streets and calling for decency and honor in national behavior. 2 SHOCKLEY WINS. Cheyenne July 22 Clarence Shockley won the Denver Times 112-mile automobile race in 2 hours 4 minutes, beating I F Heulen by two minutes. Lyes finished third. AMAN-IRISH PLOT. London July 22 Dublin dispatch reports new evidence of a German Irish plot from censored private letters noting munitions timings and landings. 68. July 22 Treasury War Savings stamps set a weekly record of 353,630,000. July totals reach 157,859,000 in 17 banking days. Toney moved from Cincinnati to New York Nationals for cash and will join immediately. MEETING TODAY New York July 22 National Baseball League secretary Heydier says a meeting of club owners in Pittsburg to decide the season’s duration will be held Tuesday. POSTPONED Cleveland July 22 American League president Johnson postpones owners meeting pending word on work or fight rule enforcement from Washington.
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Watch the Little Pimples They Are Nature's Warning
Warns pimples signal skin disease and urges blood purification with S.S.S. remedy from Swift Specific Co. Ad urging readers to mail a history to Atlanta address for guidance. Includes dated promotional tone and distributor details.
Fines To Fund County Expenses In Liquor Law Cases
Silver Bow County directs fines from liquor law violations to the general fund to cover outlays and compensate detectives. Judge Dwyer imposed $200 fines on five individuals including Wise Brashear Wiz Howard and Hammes for violations of selling liquor to women or after hours. The money paid will fund the county attorney and remaining funds go toward county expenditures.
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Serious mutinies in Hungary and Dalmatia report
London dispatch notes very serious revolts in Bohem iane Szjet and mutinies among 150 Slovak troops shot, 3,000 arrested. Reports also claim mutinies in Dalmatia Bohemia with Yugoslav soldiers deserting, bands active in districts. Germany’s chancellor Count von Hertling reportedly fully recovered from illness. Turkey broilers urged to stop serving, not to sell turkeys until matured. Seven aviation fatalities reported in week ending July 18.
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