Moosers to Report Today as Albany Tryouts Loom
Pitcher Andy Collins and infielder Mac McGoorty join Moosers for tryouts against Albany scheduled today. Two 2:15 PM starts, with a possible makeup doubleheader in September. Weather and late notes from manager Ed Wrish and secretary Jimmy Kelley noted amid a busy, rain-affected schedule.
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New York
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Pesenufacturing Company
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Washington, D. C
Visit to Saybrook Planned by St Charles Church Group
A church meeting at St Joseph's Hall Barnum avenue and cercline street set plans for a August visit to Saybrook Connecticut for Rev James V Hussion's guests. Committees led by Trandis P Durizas and John J pemeay will arrange travel details with members Stephen F Farie John Moran and others inviting Columans Ancient Order of Hibernians St Joseph's T S B association and Athen's Sons of Freedom to send representatives.
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One-Armed Man Described After Window Incident
A one-armed man named James Krones, 92 Grafton, described himself late at night as he wandered Fairfield Avenue near 11780. He allegedly struck a display window at Sayer Hat Store, creating a large hole, before a police officer intervened and detained him.
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Three Dead in Trolley Auto Collision Near Port Clinton
A trolley collision near Port Clinton Ohio killed three occupants traveling to their memory home. Victims identified as Charles Napier 54 Orris Nanler 17 and Roy Benson brother-in-law. The wreck occurred when an automobile and trolley collided on a street side crossing. The engineer in the Nickel Plate railroad company was not harmed.
IGT HURT WHEN SUEINEY RUNS WILD
Eight persons were seriously hurt and about 20 others injured when a municipal bus carrying commuters collided with a telegraph pole after a sleep parade on Staten Island. A new fork was reported damaged in the crash.
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Hendrix Leads Reds Past Chicago In Third Series Game
Cincinnati toppled Chicago 9 to 3 as Kendrix pitched well early before Hendrix exited in the seventh. Bader and Genes closed strong for the visitors with Grah and Duncan each collecting four hits.
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Red Sox Defeat Tigers 6 to 4 In Edge of Fourth
Boston bats beat Detroit 6 4 behind Brady pins, McInnis and Trooper supplying key hits. Oldham and Hoyt pitched, Dauss charged with loses as Red Sox build early leads and hold late.
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Cox Chauffeur Fails to Appear in Court
Newark Ohio Aug Whitaker a taxicab driver in Gov Cox party en route from Cambridge to Columbus was arrested for speeding. He failed to appear in municipal court and was held without bond. Authorities issued warrants for other drivers in the party.
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American warships ordered to the Baltic amid Poland crisis
The armored cruisers have been ordered to Baltic Sea waters to safeguard U.S. interests. Vessels then to Cherbourg and to Russian waters, with Yegselm directed to Danzig. The crisis in Poland threatens numerous American lives and assets across the region.
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Ecremomt Arrested on False Pretense Charge at Border
Former Canadian Parliament member Ecremont was arrested near the U S border after deportation from the Virgin States. He pleaded not guilty to three counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. G Potensude of Montreal alleged he received 2005 dollars on each occasion.
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Eerement
Disorderly House Charge Involving Mrs Burnes Gones
Mrs Burnes Gones of 11 Knowl ton street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Bence and Policeman Sheridan on a disorderly house charge. Bail set at $159 for a trial today. A frequent patron, George Kolshek, was arrested, furnishing $30 bail for a preliminary hearing in court this day.
Baseball Challenges Brown A. C. Wing A.C. Blue Clippers
A fragmented notice describes a baseball challenge match between Brown A. C. and Wing A. C. Blue Clippers with a $1 prize. It mentions dates around Sunday August 22 and requests telegram or post replies, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cloud Burst Washes Out B and M Track at East Northfield
A cloudburst at 5:90 this afternoon caused a washout about 100 feet long and 60 feet wide on the Boston and Maine line between East Northfield and Greenfield. Division officials say repairs will take two days. Trains are being diverted between East Northfield and Greenfield via the Central division and the Fitchburg line by way of Mullers Falls.
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Hartford City Court Records Report Drunkard Count
Hartford Aug Thee Po evitse Inne men faced police court today for drunkenness. A record number of drunks were fined ten dollars plus costs. ten could pay while the rest faced jail. Prosecuting officials acknowledged policy gaps in addressing liquor sellers and drinkers.
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Barns Burned When Struck by Lightning
East Windsor, Aur. A house owned by Osborn was destroyed today by fire after a shed was struck by lightning. Thirty tons of hay were burned and live stock were saved after considerable difficulty. The total loss was about 4500 dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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William Clifford Named Inspector of Excavations
William Clifford, 333 South Avenue, was appointed yesterday by Mayor Clifford B. Wilson as inspector of excavations in the Department of Public Works. He will assume duties today.
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Pineapple Industry Expands in Hawaii Islands
The pineapple industry in the Hawaiian Islands has expanded extensively in recent years. There are about seven thousand acres planted with pineapples, contributing to the agricultural and economic landscape of the region.
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Ray Chapman May Not Play Again This Season
Ray Chapman an Indian infielder suffered a concussion and head injuries after being struck by a ball in New York. He received quick medical aid, was taken to a hospital, and doctors indicated a possible operation may be necessary. Chapman joined the Cleveland team earlier in the season and faced a long road to recovery with uncertain return.
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Old Colony Exchange tale haunts law probes in Boston
Investigators disclosed today a saga around the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Co involving alleged misappropriation of cash and securities. Noteholders claim losses as officers and associates face scrutiny while a receiver application proceeds.
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Terrific Electrical Storm Disrupts Railroad Schedule
A fierce thunderstorm near Bridgeport disrupted New Haven line schedules with lightning and heavy rain. Trains from New York to Bridgeport endured delays of several hours as weather officials warned of tropical heat and high humidity driving unsettled conditions across the region.
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Dempsey Plans Five Fights Across Months
In Cragago, Illinois, Dempsey outlines five tentative bouts including three in New York and one in Boston after Labor Day. He mentions a match with Brennan and a planned shipboard bout around October 12, with training completed before year’s end.
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Boston
Burns Schwartz Bout Set for Detroit August 18
The boxing match between Jimmie Burns of Bridgeport and Josef Sebseartz of Minnesota is scheduled for Wednesday night, August 18, 1920, at Detroit Base Ball Park. Refined details indicate a ten round bout with weight notes and venue confirmation.
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Denver trollemtymen jailed for contempt
Seven Denver street carmen, who led a tram strike, were sentenced by Judge Greeley W. Whitford to two days in jail for contempt. They had violated an injunction by taking sticks in defiance of court order.
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Favorites Cruise In National Doubles Tourney Field
Yesterday's results favored top seeds as Springfield beat Hartford and Albany edged Bridgeport. Today's card features city matchups including New Haven at Waterbury and Worcester at Pittsfield with several regional games planned across Cleveland, New York, St. Louis and Washington.
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Opening Day Races Delayed by Rain at Narberth Pa
Opening day events for the fourth Circuit meeting at Belmont Delving Elib's Narberth track were postponed by rain. Eight horses did not arrive on Saturday night and others were quartered by noon. The program for tomorrow includes the 219 trot, 2:20 trot for the Directors' Cup, the 2:08 pace, plus the William Penn Stake and the Bellavue Stratford Stake for two-year-olds.
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Barristers Challenge Medicos to Ball Game
Attorney Cohn of Sartett Keeler and Cohn issue a notice through The Telegram for a baseball contest between the bar and physicians of Brngoapore at Saxalde Park. The game is set for 5 o clock with Barre Barnum 1844 handling bookings as lawyers practice toward developing a rival team and a friendly match with the medical men.
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Southern Association Scores and Matchups Brief
Summary of scattered results in the Southern Association with reported scores for games including Little Rock, Nashville, and Birmingham Memphis. notes on rain interruptions and listed umpires O'Brien and Warner. Other entries reference International League matchups Syracuse Toronto and Rochester Baltimore with incomplete fragments.
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Explosions at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Shake Nation
A massive blast at the Aberdeen proving grounds shattered the area as 310,900 pounds of government gunpowder exploded, setting fires and threatening the general ammunition building. One laborer is missing after fleeing the blaze as three men helped prevent spread of flames.
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National doubles champions tennis tournament in progress
Boston hosts the first round on Chestnut Hill courts at Ringwood Cricket Club. Ten upsets shake field as favorites struggle. Richards absence allows Yencken to partner for a default win. other defaults and late finishes noted among Californians and New England pairs. Tomorrow features remaining first round and second round starts.
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Two Years Needed to End Congestion on New Haven Lines
Trade experts say it will take about two years to clear congestion at trans harbors and yards. The New Haven ordered forty large locomotives for immediate delivery and borrowed two more, but the rush of war freight left yards packed. The plan hinges on freeing motive power for line haul and using replacements for railcars and loaded loads as shipments keep moving.
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Raid at Dublin Custing House Sparks Alarm
In Dublin thirty armed men raided the custing house this afternoon. They overwhelmed the guard then fled without waking others in the building. The hall porter was ordered to the wall at a window while the intruders escaped. A second incident reports Worcester Hospital fire with eight mothers and infants saved by Sisters of Charity. Downtown, an automobile crash near Ed Tarmesy injured a husband. Fire, theft, and legal actions populate the chaotic flash of August news from multiple cities.
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