Braves Win Out in Second Game
After losing the first game 6 to 4, the Braves split with the Cubs in a 4 to 3 10 inning victory. Ed Walsh returned to baseball to a 10,000-strong ovation as he pitched five innings. Powell, Rehg, and Koney keyed the 10th inning rally scoring two runs to seal the win.
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Cubs
Ed. Walsh
Chicago
Ed Walsh
South Side
Koney
Powell
Rehg
Dillhoefer
Keily
Williams
Mhrrors
Red Smith
Ragan
Merkle
Smith
Deal
Walter
Wortman
Braves Rally As Vaughn Lets Loose In Tight Tilt
In a seesaw game, Vaughn struggles with control as Allen relieves. Jess Barnes loses early, the Cubs surge with hits from Filack Mann Doyle Merkle and Williams. Walsh strands runners until Deal homers, Deal doubles and triples. Wortman later drives in runs to tie the score in the eighth before a tense finale.
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Mann
Doyle
Merkle
Rawlings
Cubs
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Deal
Wortman
Powell
Rabbit
Willhoefer
Flack
Smith
Honey
Phillies and Reds Exchange Places in Pennant Race
St Louis was shut out by Philadelphia 0 to 0 as Philadelphia moved ahead in the pennant chase. Goodwin won in relief, Cravath produced two triples, and Evers injured his knee during the game.
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Oeschger
Philadelphia
Goodwin
Packard
Cravath
May
Evers
Flint
Brooklyn Makes Clean Sweep of Cincinnati
Brooklyn completes the series by scoring six runs off three Cincinnati pitchers in a 6 to 2 victory. Cheney starred despite a miscue by Johnston in the first inning as Brooklyn wins the set.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cheney
Johnston
American Schooner John Twohy Sunk Off St John New Brunswick
A July 27 torpedoing sank the American schooner John Twohy, a 1019 ton vessel built in 1891 at Newburyport and owned in Philadelphia. Nine crewmen were aboard. Captain Morehouse and his crew were landed at St John after the attack reported by cablegram from the United States.
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N. B
John Twohy
Philadelphia
Newburyport
Mass
Twohy
United
Morehouse
War in Brief Across Fronts With Shifting Frontlines
Official reports from Petrograd Berlin Rome Paris describe Russian withdrawals on the Russo Galician border and near the Pruth while German counterattacks crown gains in Flanders. Austro German advances threaten Kimpelung as Czernowitz front lines tense. German efforts near Rheims fail. Uskull bridgehead near Riga is seized after Russian evacuation.
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Rheims
Avecourt Wood
Apremont Forest
St. Mihiel
Paris
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Riga
Germans Fail To Recapture Front In Brussels War Council
The German Emperor’s forces face heavy losses as Allied artillery drives back their assaults. A Brussels war council reportedly planned to assess enemy offensives and potential countermeasures. Russians retreat across Bukowina and along the Baltic as Teutonic advances gain ground.
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von Hindenburg
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Bukowina
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Kelemen Mountains
Petrograd
Riga
Baltic
Ukskull
Schooner John Hays Hammond Sunk by German Submarine
London Aug. 2 The American schooner John Hays Hammond has been sunk by gunfire from a German submarine. All crew members were saved. The 132 ton schooner was built at Essex Massachusetts in 1907.
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John Hays Hammond
Essex
Mass
America Aided Battle of Flanders With Surgical Teams
America played a small but important role in the battle of Flanders as American surgical teams from a base hospital worked alongside British forces assisting the wounded under the director general of the medical service.
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France
Belgium
Associated Press
America
Flanders
Mail Wants London to See U. S. Troops
The Daily Mail urges Londoners to have American troops paraded through the streets before France duty. It argues a visible show of support would uplift spirits and provide a heartening spectacle for the arriving regulars.
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U. S
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France
Lanarkshire Coal Miners Observe an Idle Day
Lanarkshire coal fields marked an Idle Day with mass meetings in 12 centers. About fifty thousand workers protested food prices and urged government action while officials said coal output would not be affected.
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Ilasgow
Lanarkshire
Spain Maintains Guard Over Interned U B 23
In Ferrol Spain the German submarine U B 23 remains dismounted and stored in the arsenal after entering Corunna damaged. The vessel is escorted by a Spanish torpedo boat and sailors are housed aboard a cutter while officers stay at a hotel.
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Spain
Corunna
Ferrol
Submarine Uses Benguela as Base in Mid Atlantic
The crew of the Norwegian steamship Benguela, sunk earlier, arrived at Bergen stating a large German submarine captured their ship on June 15 in mid Atlantic and used it as a base. The submarine remained in possession when crew were moved to another steamer on June 29.
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Bergen
mid-Atlantic
Cossack Officer in Command in Petrograd
General Vassilkovski, a Cossack officer, is appointed to command Petrograd troops replacing General Polovtseff who resigned as military governor and takes a front line command.
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Vassilkovski
Polovtseff
U-Boat Destroyed by Bomb From Battle Plane
Passengers report a German submarine was destroyed by a bomb from a battle plane after it fired a torpedo at a large passenger ship. The escorting planes released relays from a nearby mother ship and struck as a torpedo wake passed 40 yards away. A fountain of water and wreckage followed the explosion.
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Atlantic
Three French Ships Sunk Last Week
Paris reports three French ships sunk last week by mine or submarine. Two ships over 1600 tons and one under 1600 tons were lost. three ships were attacked unsuccessfully as 1,008 ships entered French ports and 1,072 sailed, for a 0.14 percent sinking rate.
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Paris
New York Wins Fourth Straight Series Against Pittsburg
New York defeated Pittsburg 7 to 3 extending the run to four wins in five games. Debus miscue helped three New York runs in the sixth, with other tallies off Miller and Carlson. Benton lasted five innings, Demaree shut out Pittsburg after, and key hits included two base hits by Carey and three-base hits by Fletcher and Debus.
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