Great double at close Chicago game ends with a double play
Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a tense contest featuring late defensive plays by Felsch Leibeld and Oldring. The game climaxed with a double play started by Felsch against Jamieson, stopping Fahey from tying the score and preserving Chicago’s narrow win.
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Felsch
Schalk
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chcotte
Perry
Oldring
Leibeld
Eade
Jamieson
Lehalle
Fahey
McAvoy
Wasafe
Murphy
Cicotte
Gicotte
Selby
Perkins
Standings of Clubs Post District Naval Meet Result
Reading of club standings shows Nas tional victory over fourth district naval station 9 today at Rockledge amid swimming pace in 28 minutes 583 tidal water. Louisville city 25 noted in twelfth round as Mount St Helens fell to city league team 17 to 14.
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Philadelphia
Fourth District Naval Station
Rockledge
Here
Cisco
Utes
Jade
New York
Review of the Week in the IG Leagues
Weekly baseball roundup notes Chicago and New York jockeying for position in the National and American leagues. Boston and Cleveland surge and stumble. Ruth homers in four straight games as teams shuffle standings. Pitching highlights include Leonard’s perfect day, Marquard’s shutout string, and Washington’s Shaw triumphs amid a busy seven‑day stretch.
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Chicago
New York
Hoston
Moston
Agin
Americ
St. Lou
Glante
Chicago Americans
Ington
Boston Times
Phi New York
Phia
Pittsburgh
Marquard
Brooklyn
White Sox
St Louis
Leonard
Baseball Hall of Fame
Detroit
Ruth
Boston
Cleveland
Red Sox
Football problem revived once more in western conference
Indianapolis Ind June 9 The push to abolish intercollegiate football in the western conference colleges during the war has resurfaced. It became known here that President Lew Bryan of Indiana University supported the move as a possible wartime measure.
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Bryan
Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
Lew Bryan
Indiana University
Fragmentary note from old paper page
A partial OCR fragment shows a garbled line likely from a historical article. It contains stray letters and fragments without a clear subject, date, or location, making it impossible to determine the event or identifiers. No coherent names or organizations are recoverable.
Sympathy for the Lady's Poor Husband
Percy remarks on sympathy for a widow's grieving husband, reflecting on compassion amid sorrow. The dialogue centers on emotional responses to bereavement and the weight of shared grief.
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Percy
Submarine Situation Discussed in Washington Navy Review
Washington June 9 The submarine situation was discussed at a naval consulting meeting and other sources. After that more than four members were asked to assist and have been examined by the new authority announced.
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Washington
Naval Consulting x
Neo
Casualties listed in Pershing report from the war
The latest Pershing casualty tally shows 4 killed in action 9 died of wounds 11 died of disease. Names include Privates Axel Peterson Mont Martin Louis Minn and others with ranks and hometowns such as Moscow Idaho Valley City Harle etc. A church note quotes prayers for servicemen at sea and a Kansas City plan grants elevator operator girls seating.
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Kington
Pershing
Piane
Axel Peterson
Mont Martin
Mont Steiwartville
Louis Minn
Lieut
Es Albert
Moscow
Idahey
Andrew Islomawist
Ann
Monty Edward
Clack
Isabel
Mike
Mater
Valley City
Grover Shapking
Harle
Departed Members Honored By Loose Neighbors
A reverent service in Butte remembered departed members of Neighbors the Servier y of Woodcraft. The program included prayers, songs, solos, readings, and an unveiling ceremony. Speakers and performers honored Mrs. Clara Hambly, Mrs Bridget Purell, Mrs. Mar Ferguson, Mrs. Catherine Harrington, Mrs. Janet Hall, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Joseph Corby, Mrs. Bessie Ferns, Mrs. Maria Haggerty, Mrs. Mary Gettings, Mrs. Alleen, and others with a night of tributes led by Mrs. Margaret Strait and Mrs. Mary Nolan as usher.
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Clara Hambly
Bridget Purell
Mar Ferguson
Catherine. Harrington
Janet Hall
Willis
Joseph. Corby
Bessie Ferns
Maria Haggerty
Mary Gettings
Allee
Mary’ Crase
Amelia I
Mr Wise
W. d. Grays
Roy Angwin
Abs Miss Calunthe Caddy
Katno
Frances and
Ink Holly
Reading
Mes
Wilfred Kong
Evelyn Cochrane
Miss Lynch
Margaret Strait
Mary I
Nolan
Fire destroys Portland lumber shed and floating laundry
Portland Ore June 9 Fire broke out late today in the lumber sheds of the Portland Lumber company on the waterfront and within a short time had destroyed the main shed and its contents. A floating laundry moored alongside was burned with all its contents. The sawmill proper was scorched but not seriously damaged. The fire was brought under control after a two hours battle. The loss was estimated at 40000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Limber Company
Western
Ain Lumber Storage
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the Tribune Association
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Butte
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