Massachusetts to Help Granite State War Labor Effort
Daniel T. OConnell touring New Hampshire cities as U S Employment Service agent announced five hundred unskilled workers will be recruited in Boston to aid wartime needs. New Hampshire seeks five thousand workers including 1000 for Portsmouth area housing, with temporary barracks planned.
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Daniel T. O'Connell
United States Employment Service
Boston
Mr. O'Connell
Enos K. Sawyer
Employment Service
Portsmouth
Everett E. Lord
Massachusetts
O'Connell
Plymouth
Messrs
O’connell and
Sawyer
Littleton
N. H
Berlin
Woman Who Shot Lenine In Critical State
Dora Kaplan, member of the Social Revolutionary party, is reported in critical condition after attempting to assassinate Nikolai Lenine. A Moscow despatch says rough handling by a mob caused injuries and the Bolshevik justice commissioner orders everything done to save her life to trace the plot.
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Amsterdam
Dora Kaplan
Social Revolutionary Party
Nikolai Lenine
Moscow
Essen
Present No Time for German Peace Offensive
A Swiss-telegraph report from Vienna says Germany and Austria agree no time for a peace offensive. They maintain the Entente must see that Marshal Foch cannot break the German front and that years would be needed to defeat Germany.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Vienna
Admiral von Hintz
Count Burian
Five Americans Honored by Britain for Gallantry in France
Five Americans received British honors for conspicuous gallantry on the British front in France. The decorated are Lieutenant Allan Francis Bonnaire of San Francisco, Lieutenant Glen Dewey of Grand Rapids Michigan, Corporal John Johnston, and Privates Lawrence Bartley Collier and Robert Hurley Hall.
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France
Associated Press
Allan Francis Bonnaire
San Francisco
Glen Dewey
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Johnston
Lawrence Bartley Collier
Robert Hurley Hall
Burns and Nelson fight ends in a dramatic draw
Dummy Burns of Brooklyn and Frankie Nelson of Buffalo fought a tight 10 round final at the Commercial A C. Referee Conley scored a draw after Burns led eight sessions by clear margins. Johnny Veto rallied to beat Leo O'Brien, while Billy Woods defeated Leo Strona. A. I. Young Pooler beat Young Alger in the curtain, Pooler injuring his arm slightly.
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Burns
Brooklyn
Frankie Nelson
Buffalo
Conley
Johnny Veto
Chelsea
Leo O’brien
South Boston
Billy Woods
Manchester
Leo Strona
Newport
A. I. Young Pooler
Maine
Young Alger
Pooler
Return Team Match Between Lexington and Wellesley Golf Clubs
The Lexington Golf Club challenges Wellesley Country Club in a postposed return match this afternoon on the Wellesley Hills links. Wellesley won the initial June meeting by a narrow margin.
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Lexington Golf Club
Wellesley Country Club
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley Club
Arlington Heights golf match to be played at Arlmont Club
The second of three team plays will be held this afternoon over the links of the Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights. Team captains are Truman L. Quimby club president and George A. G. Wood.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Truman L. Quimby
George A. G. Wood
Tyler Holds Off Bush In Tight World Series Tilt
Former stars George Tyler and Bullet Joe Bush duel as Chicago defeats Boston in a tense game. DuBuc bats and Ruth in the dugout shape late drama while Knabe and Wagner spark a dugout clash and tempers flare amid the fierce nine inning battle.
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Otto Knabe
Boston
Knabe
Babe Ruth
Big Babe
Ruth
Otto
Babe
Boston Attacks Rally Against Chicago In Nine Inning Duel
Twice the Chicago left-hander faced danger as Boston mounted a late surge. In the ninth, two long triples by Strunk and Whiteman propelled Boston to threaten a comeback and turn the game around.
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Chicago
Boston
Cubinfield
Strunk
Whiteman
Cubs and Red Sox Cold War Flare Behind Dugouts
Chicago coach Knabe and Boston’s Wagner exchange blows at a game uproar, benches clear, players rush into the alley, and amid boos and threats the scuffle ends without punches as umpires separate them. Wagner, crippled with a finger splint, avoids injury as Boston players vent.
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Chicago
Sept
Boston
Knabe
Wagner
Cub
Knabbe
Chick Gandil
Bader
Red Sox
Carl Mays
Sam Agnew
Agnew
Kinney
Whiteman
Schang
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Hendrix
Vaughan
Sox
Hendrix Expected to Hurl Against Red Sox Again
Cubs manager Mitchell said Chicago is on even terms with Boston after a strong showing. Tyler pitched well and only risked a run in the ninth as Strunk and Whiteman hit two triples to save a shutout. Hendrix is slated to start again against the Red Sox tomorrow.
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Cubs
Mitchell
Chicago
Boston
Tyler
Strunk
Whiteman
Hendrix
Red Sox
Red Sox Fall to Cubs in Tempers and Strong Pitching
Chicago Cubs baited by visitors and frustrated Boston as tempers flared in a contentious game. Tyler silenced the Red Sox with a sharp mix of slow curve and cross fire while Leifield, past his prime, failed to stem the Chicago attack.
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Cubs
Red Sox
Dave Shean
Hooper
Red Killifer
Cub
Shean
Joe Bush
Mann
Tyler
Lefty
Hollacher
Agnew
Fred Thomas
Fred Merkle
MctInnis
Boston
Chicago
Sox
Lefty Leifield
Cubs Had Bulk of Breaks Says Barrow
Barrow noted the Cubs controlled the game with the breaks and a bigger lead in the second inning. He praised Tyler for pitching well and said he plans to start Mays tomorrow to try to even the series.
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CUBS
Barrow
Tyler
Mays
Southpaw's Punch Fails Amid Scattered Opportunities
In an afternoon clash, the southpaw found openings but the decisive punch never connected. Opportunities appeared sporadically, leaving the side unable to capitalize when it mattered most.
Noted Fliers In Match Test At Revere Cycle Track
The double feature meet at Revere cycle track centers on a best two of three sprint between Pat Logan and Harold Rollins, fresh from Rollins New England sprint title. Madonna, Smart and Wiley renew rivalry over 38 miles in a red hot race. Madonna aims to prove his recent quit charges false and has challenged Smart to a $600 special match race.
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Revere
Pat Logan
Harold Rollins
Rollins
New England
Beach Oval
Madonna
Smart
Wiley
Crap game strains Chicago series turnout
Chicago reports a warm day drew many seeking bleacher seats for the series. Police were scarce as a craps game, started yesterday, continued today with different players after the original throwers were arrested yesterday.
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Chicago
Maumee Defeats Virginia in Service Game at Braves Field
The U S S Maumee baseball team beat the U S S Virginia 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Braves Field during ceremonies announcing the World Series returns.
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U. S. S. Maumee
U. S. S. Virginia
Hoxie Wins Two Day Amateur at Woodland Club
Bert Hoxie of Wollaston Club Mo tops two day event at Woodland Club Au dale with 78 for medal and 87 first nine 41 last. Jol Anderson of Siwanoy Club Vernon NY runner up with 87 42 last half. Fowler nets 68, Joyce of Norfolk Clubs second best net with 70.
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Bert Hoxie
Wollaston
Woodland Club
Audale
Hoxie
Hoxte
Jol Anderson
Siwanoy Club
Vernon
N. Y
Massetts
Anderson
Hoxi
Wollaston Club
Fowler
Advant
H. W. Joyce
Norfolk
Local Tennis Club Hosts Preliminary Round For Cup
Two club members C Patriquin and George R J Boggs advance to the championship cup of Lington Heights Tennis Club. Preliminary rounds begin this afternoon under National Lawn Association rules. The cup becomes the permanent city trophy for the season winner.
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Oflington Heights
C Patriquin
George R. J. Boggs
National Lawn Association
Baseball Writers' Association set headquarters in Boston
The Baseball Writers' Association of America announced that the official headquarters for the World Series will be at the Brunswick in Boston. Press tickets will be distributed Sunday when Chicago trains arrive, until 11 o'clock Monday.
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Mae Belle
Mildred Gilmore
Ida Blanchard
Helen Russell
Vaude
Lawton
Griffith
Mack
Baseball Writers’ Associate America
B Writers of America
Boston
Brunswick
Chicago
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Lefty” Tyler
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