Johnson Stars In Senators Victory In World Series
Johnson pitched the decisive game, overpowering the Pirates with strong pinches and a late rally. Harris started the fifth inning charge, Rice delivered a crucial two-out hit, and Meadows fought through a bases loaded threat before Rice’s game clincher.
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Eczema relief promoted by 8.8.8 product claims
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 as a cure for eczema and skin eruptions by “building up the blood” with “millions of new red blood cells.” It asserts weak blood and impurities cause outbreaks and promises clear skin, boiling down to a direct sales pitch with generalized health claims.
Pirates Hold Off Nationals In Tight Opening Clash
In a tense opener, Pirates pitching and fielding keep Washington off balance. Traynor homered, Bluege and Meadows contributed timely hits, and Grantham and Traynor made sharp defensive plays including a double play. Carey, Ruel, and Goslin provided some late life for the Nationals as Coveleskie and Aldridge were slated to duel in game two.
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Veterans Urge One Cabinet for Land Sea and Air
The article reports a near unanimous move to reorganize national defense under a single cabinet officer with equal subdivisions for land sea and air forces. It notes the plan, drafted by Reed Landis, and urged by the American Legion in a national convention statement. President Coolidge is mentioned in the context of the discussion.
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State College to Have New Building
Helena Oct 7 The state board of examiners will open bids on Oct 28 for a woman's building at State college costing 140,900, an industrial shop at the Boul der school costing 125,000, and a heating plant at the Miles City Industrial school costing 61,000. Architects plans for the buildings were approved at today's board meeting.
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Mathewson Dies at Saranac Lake Funeral Details Announced
The famed pitcher Christy Mathewson died from tuberculosis and pneumonia at Saranac Lake. Funeral services were set for Saturday in the town, with his body arriving tomorrow at his home. A Bucknell College alumnus, he rose from a New England start to a standout with the Giants, earning fame as a two time no hitter and three shutout World Series victories in 1905 and 1908. He later served as World War I coach and manager for the Giants and Reds before retiring in 1920 and ending his baseball career after a shoulder injury in 1944.
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Records broken handling story records broken handling story
The Associated Press set multiple records during the world series broadcast. It operated the longest telegraph circuit and linked more boards and 80 stations across 400 wires into Pier Park. Signals traveled 46 500 miles as 150 scoreboards reported the game with 800 connections supervised to prevent delays.
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Tribute 16 Paid To Victor Lawson
New York tributes flow as the Associated Press board unanimously honors Victor Fremont Lawson founder of the AP. The tribute highlights his American character newspaperman and leadership while recounting his wartime service and enduring influence on baseball figures and Boston Braves president Big Six.
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Pirates Triumph Despite Johnson's Strong Pitching
In a tight game Washington fielded steadily while Sam Johnson held the mound, with Joe Harris homering in the second and Lee Meadows pitching bravely. Traynor Wright and Grantham sparkled on defense as the Pirates edged Washington with key hits and sharp fielding. Ceylon bus counts noted for era context though the excerpt ends mid-thought.
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