Marathon tie in fourteen innings shocks Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Brooklyn and Philadelphia battled fourteen innings in a scoreless, no run tie that required a replay in Philadelphia. Pfeffer and Geschner pitched brilliantly for Philadelphia, while Mos Fan’s men also shined defensively in a rugged, endless duel.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Tuntess
Mos
Pfeffer
Geschner
Meffer
Hatteries
Oeschiger
Adams
Pfeffer and Miller
Carey Steals Home To Win 1 0 Game In Pittsburg
Carey stole home to beat the Giants 1 to 0 in a bold baserunning display. Herzog appeared hypnotized by the Pittsburger’s daring as Carey outwitted the defense for the decisive run.
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Max
Pittsburg
Giants
Herzog
Red Sox Jolted Again by New York in Split Doubleheader
New York beat Boston in the second game to keep a clean sweep over the Red Sox after the first game went to Boston. Ray Caldwell pitched for New York in the nightcap. Mays, riding a seven-game win streak, was hammered. Al Smith left injured, but Boston still totaled 3 runs to New York’s 7 in the second game.
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RED Sox
NEW York
Jose
Mays
Cal Well
Boston
Citations
Hoston
Ray Caldwell
Maye
Mogridge
Cullop
Shocker
Alexander
Ruth
Agnew
York
George Wiriven
Ream
George W
Baris Dream
Rexatta
Harry "Warren
Early Dreams
Miss Rexatta
David Look
Richard Hunter
Bright Patch
Ie Redine
Power Patch
Dan Cloud
Agnes’ Patch
RAND
Hartford
Conn
Robby
Jess Y
John A. P
John A. Piigard
Connecticut Fair Association
Dr. Gordon
Sildine
Murray
On the Rhine
Anther
Saldine
Rhine Butthe
Tallban
Bread making machine touted to cut labor in field use
An American bread making machine demonstrated to army officers at the Presidio in San Francisco mixed and baked thousands of loaves without human hands. The model was truck mounted and, with five operators, would replace about 100 workers, highlighting ingenuity to reduce manufacturing costs.
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Presidio
San Francisco
Flag and steel in WWI era verse and survey notes
A composite wartime page highlights a poem praising the flag and martial resolve, interwoven with reflections on courage under testing conditions. It includes lines on the tricolor, union jack, and the drive over the top, plus a Canadian anecdote and a brief note on Wyoming wool production projections and state statistics.
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Houe
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Sehmidt
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Rou Merkle
Vaughn
Watson
Vallish
Dana
War Department
Navy
Geoffrey “Keyes
West Point
Sere
Keyes
Hacke
Army
Carey
Mak" Carey
St Chicas
Weld
Detroit Fe
Washington
St Janis
Por
Big Game Rufley
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge CO. Inc
Lares Monfarturer of Fears and Ammunition
Weld ‘Woolworth Building
Fon Mackie
Rouanemnim
Washins
Hush
al Smith
Harper
Dumont
Alsmith
Henry
Bush
METS
J. Louis
St Phirty
Pratt
Faber
Segath
Lynn Koob
Rogers
Severeid
St. Loui
Was Hoxton
Phi
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columb
Ioas
Vernon
Fatimas
Fatima
Liggatte Myers
Prugsian
Jas
Hat
Wyoming
Millard
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Crook
BY Briggs
Whee
Gosh
Jay
Chrisma
Jiminy, Crecwiitss
Chucks
Antes
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