Chicago Triumphs 19 to 3 in Detroit Marathon Hit Parade
Detroit pitching faltered as Chicago pounded out 25 hits, six for extra bases, in a 19 to 3 victory. Williams, Weaver and Schalk led off with heavy contact while Coveleski finished the game. Detro its bats were limited after initial innings as James and Hall worked early.
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Fragmented 1920s sports and Navy enlistment notes
An assorted, OCR historic collage lists baseball and football scraps with teams like Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, and Tacoma, plus names such as Glenn, Murphy, Schulz, Devine, and Kan. It notes a Cleveland Americans recruit enlisting in naval reserves in Joseph, Missouri, with reference to a May schedule and a class TA designation.
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Brooklyn Wins Opener as Whitteds Seventh Inning Run Sparks Victory
Brooklyn Superbas defeated Philadelphia in the opening game of their series. Whitted drove in the only run in the seventh after 33 scoreless innings, as Brooklyn pounded Mayer and Tincup for 10 hits including two triples and two doubles.
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Chicago Takes Ninth Inning Rally To Win
In a tight ninth inning Chicago surged ahead after a sequence of walks and hits. Hollacher walked, Flack singled driving Zeider home, then Tune drove in two more with two hits and a force out, sealing the victory as Doak pitched for St. Louis and Pittburg errors cost them.
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Local Prices Drift Overhead Against Big Store Deals
ad dense with grocery offers listing potatoes onions butter cheese coffee ham pork and various meats. Mentions brands Monarch Swift A Emour s Star and Wile with price per pound and per bag notes, urging shoppers to avoid larger stores and pay less locally.
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