Washington Routs Ehmke In Eight to Two Victory
Detroit May 18 Washington defeated Ehmke eight to two with Gharrity driving in three runs for Washington. Visitors scored four in the ninth after Cobb error. Johnson and Uhmke and Agnew starred for Washington.
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Brooklyn Wins Fight To Finish Inning Thriller
In Nokion on May 18 Brooklyn defeated the Cubs after a late eighth inning rally tied the score at nine. Brooklyn captured the final run on a contested play as Pick and wild throw led to the decisive score. Meyers walked earlier and Konetehy delivered a key single.
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New York Athletes Triumph In Notable Matches
In a series of quick reports a New York team defeated Cincinnati five nothing with Renton securing a decisive early win against Salles, an ex Giant, who was struck out in the first inning. Nearby results show Minneapolis 1 St Paul 5 Indianapolis ?, Toledo Louisville 3, Columbus Milwaukee ?, Kansas City.
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Woman Banker in Boston Retires After 39 Years
Miss Jane Fp Draper, long employed as the first woman at a national bank in Boston, retires after 39 years of continuous service with one institution. The article notes prominent league standings and reflects on historic milestones for women in banking.
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New York Leads National League With Six Straight Wins
New York set the pace in the National League last week winning six straight through strong pitching and good hitting. The Cubs lost their 11th straight while Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a four game set. In American League action Boston and Cleveland won key games as St. Louis and Detroit struggled.
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Atlantic Ocean Wave Size Report and Car Market note
The hydrographic bureau reports Atlantic waves average around 40 feet in height and can reach from 4 to 40 feet during weather events. Storms push waves from 500 to 609 feet and beyond, though some garbled text follows. A French company plans mass production of low priced cars for the European market as a counterpart to American models.
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Monster Carnival Planned on Coast
University of Washington announces prelude events for the Pacific coast track meet on May 1 as part of celebrations for the homecoming week. Features include an exhibition race by the Pacific coast champions and a coast conference baseball championship series, with plans to pit the Varsity shell against Northwest boating clubs and a large alumni reunion at the campus.
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Farm ownership and operation counts from the federal census
From the last federal census the total number of farms in the United States is given with ownership figures showing 3 048 722 farms operated by owners and 104 by managers, plus incomplete figures for other operators.
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Good Shooting at Butte Gun Club
Enthusiasts gather at the Butte range for a day of shooting with several high scores. Visitors from Dillon Anaconda Deer Lodge and other towns attend, Drumgoole wins the Twohy medal with a straight score, and a circuit shoot is slated for Anaconda on June 1.
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No Circus for Me Declares Dempsey
Jack Dempsey reiterates that if he wins the title from Jess Willard on July 4 he will be fighting champion and will not waste time on stage or circus. The Seattle Times notes many contenders have promised but few delivered, recounting past champions and delays in defending titles, with Willard having held the belt and critics wary of lengthy waits before action.
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Abe Attell Eyes Comeback as Heavyweights Stir
Abe Attell has taken charge of his affairs and will pursue a comeback against heavyweights. Gunboat Smith has stepped down, Jack Dillon followed, and Moran’s threat to retire seems non serious. If no challenger emerges after July 4, France may supply a foe for the champion.
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Walter Smallwood wins Newark discharge and joins Yankees
Walter Smallwood, recently discharged from the army, has joined the Newark club and will report to the Yankees. He pitched 283 innings in 1917, nearly a complete season, with 15 losses and 46 strikeouts. Ruth aims to switch to outfield as regular, while Smith leaves for Arizona due to arm trouble and Charley Hall temporarily manages St Paul in the South Atlantic circuit.
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Pe Screen Of Sport In New York District
A garbled report discusses baseball in New York area with mentions of Pattee, Brooklyn, water, harvest, and financial fortunes. It notes improving attendance, owners' investment, and players forming groups as teams push through a difficult period amid changes in management and training.
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