New York Tops Cleveland 7 6 Behind Bakers Big Day
New York wins three of four from Cleveland 7 to 6 as Baker drives in four runs with a first inning homer and a seventh inning single delivering the winning run. Other games see St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 1 and Philadelphia edge Brooklyn 3 2 on Luderus late homer despite rain suspending the second game. Batteries listed for each contest.
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Cleveland
New York
Rhe Clevelastl
Coveleskie
Bagby
O'Neil
Caldwell
Fisher
Nanamaker
Cardinals
Reds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ames
Snyder
Schnieder
Knetzer
Wingo
Luderus
Homer
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rhe Philamelphis
Alexander
Killifer
Pfeffer and
Myers
Boston
I. Pet
Washington
Detroit
Leee
Chicago
Chicago O. Ce
Matoaka Beats Pocahontas in Sunday Baseball
Ratliff pitched striking out fifteen as Matoaka defeated Pocahontas 9 to 1 on Sunday. Eight hits off his delivery were scattered, delivering a dominant win for Matoaka.
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Matoaka
Pocahontas
Ratliff
Odan
Bull
M. Lubliner
Linkous
Honaker
Fox
Swedish Singers Convene in Omaha Festival
Omaha Nebraska hosts the western division annual convention of the American Union of Swedish Singers. The formal opening was held tonight as decorations blend Sweden and United States colors. Five concerts will feature delegations from Kansas Minnesota Illinois Colorado Nebraska and Iowa.
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Omaha
Neb
American Union of Swedish Singers
Sweden
United States
Kansas
Minnesota
Illinois
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Gary Beats Berwind In Hard Fought Sunday Tilt
Gary defeated Berwind 4 to 1 on Sunday as few hits occurred and errors and walks produced most runs. The game stayed close from start to finish with a large crowd until the ninth inning. Batteries Hall and Amick. Beld earned the win. Farrell and Powers.
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Berwind
Gary
Hall
Amick
Beldwin
Farrell
Powers
Mora Beats Powhatan 2–1 In Clean Sunday Soccer
Mora defeated Powhatan 2 to 1 in a fast clean match. Kennedy kept Powhatan scoreless at all stages. Batteries Mora Kenedy and Adams Powhatan Guy and Persinger.
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Mora
Powhatan
Kennedy
Kenedy
Adams
Guy
Persinger
Fashions in Medicine Bring Gentle Laxatives to Fore
The article notes a shift from harsh cathartic pills to mild laxatives like Chamberlain's Tablets. When properly dosed the effect is pleasant and natural, and the tablets also strengthen the stomach and aid digestion. Obtainable widely, advertises Tu-Sat Telegraph Want Ad.
Bluefield 10 Join State Celebration At Country Club
Final arrangements for a program in Bluefield call for more than 150 guests to dine at the country club. An inspiring evening is anticipated with extra cars provided to bring diners to the club house.
Semper West Virginia Celebrates 53rd Year in Bluefield
Bluefield hosts a dinner and addresses at the Bluefield Country Club as part of statewide Semper West Virginia observance. About 150 people expected. Program includes invocations, messages from Charleston and President Wilson, speeches on West Virginia’s past present and future, state symbols, and a state song. Road access improvements and extra shuttle cars announced for the event.
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West Virginia
Bluefield
Bluefield Country Club
J. M. Carter
Grace Methodist Church
Charleston
Wilson
Fred W. Udy
The
Chamber
Harold A. Ritz
Bernard McClaugherty
Miss Virginia Jenks
Col
Edward O'Toole
United States Coal and Coke Co
S Hills
H. C. Weller
Norfolk and Western Railway
West Virginia Hills
Appalachian Power Company
Maryland Coal Output Rises Despite 1915 Shortages
Maryland coal production in 1915 totaled 4 180 477 short tons valued at 5 330 845 dollars, up 1 percent in quantity and close to 2 percent in value from 1914. Garrett county led gains with 782 976 tons, while Alleghany county fell from 3 449 655 to 3 388 565 tons. Elk Garden coal remains a noted product.
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Maryland
United States Geological Survey
Garrett County
Alleghany County
Maryland coal industry faces thinner beds as output may surge
The Maryland coal fields near Georges Creek approach exhaustion of the big vein while thinner beds await fuller development. If labor can mine these thinner beds at rates similar to neighboring states, Maryland's production could rise toward the record 1906–07 level, with a five and a half million ton target. Employment rose from 5,103 to 5,466 and average output per man slipped from 765 to 739 tons in 1915. Over 90 percent of Maryland coal is hand mined. In other news, the American flag today named a commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet succeeding Admiral Fletcher.
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Georges Creek
Maryland
Teye
Atlantic Fleet
Frank F. Fletcher
Mexican troops salute demanded at Tampico by Vice Admiral Mye
Vice Admiral Henry T. Mye pressed for a salute by Mexican troops at Tampico as part of U S naval conduct. In golf news a device was invented to sink into a putting green allowing tees of three different sizes to be lifted for play.
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Washington
Henry T. Mye
Tampico
Fletcher to Speak on Timely Topic in Afternoon Lecture
Seventh Day presents Thomas Brooks Fletcher, noted dramatic orator, delivering an afternoon lecture. Fletcher will entertain and provoke thought on a timely subject.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
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Henry M. Stanley
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Matter Sisters
Panama
Everett Kemp
Harold Bell Wright
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Paderewski
Kubelik
Melba
L. E. York
Ideal Man
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Rann Kennedy
Dr. Jamess. Kirtley
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Allene Wood
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