White Sox Rout Washington in final tilt of series
White Sox defeat Washington 24 to 0 in the final game of the series. Acosta relieved, Kerr started for Chicago as Milan and others contributed hits. Washington offense was held in check by strong Chicago pitching and defense, with Acosta earning the win and Faber the loss.
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Washington
Faber
Tiseries
Chicago & Jo
Corey Ueiv
Suns
Acogia
P Kerr
P ‘Atals
Ashingts
Milan
Enerbe
Roth
Morris
Joe
Courtney
Suicesta
Scnicago Oontlob
I. Collinludge
Felsch
Schanks
E. Collins
Sacrifices
Fivollerke
Gill Taj Harris
Judgke
Risbersz
Masto
Collina
Selatk Mans
Ba Courtney
Acosta
Yabo
Venti
Kerr
Faber Talliagu
Acasta Kerr
Hildebrand
Cubs Win in Ninth In Chicago
A partial scoreline shows Chicago baseball in a ninth inning rally with Deal and Mergoe delivering key hits to edge the opponents. The report notes late offense and a close finish, highlighting the Cubs win in a tense ballgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUBS
Net Stars Drawn For Titular Meet
The United States singles championship draw for the West Side club on August 30 features Walter T. Hayes of Chicago as a leading player in the first quarter. The second section includes Watson Washburn N. Williams Garland and Waterloo T.M. Johnston. Fourth section lists William Tilden among those drawn. officials Julian of the aviation and George Ty Adee supervise the draw.
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United States
West Side
Julian
Aviation
George Ty Adee
Walter T. Hayes
Chicago
Watson Washburn
Re X N. Willams
Charles JS Garland
Wathnim AT. Johnston
Richard Harte
Clarence J. Gvithith
Lee Tolingson
William}. Tilden
Rat control plans under public health program
Officials outline plans for rat-proofing buildings and dwellings as part of a bubonic plague control campaign. The Public Health Service will draft measures for city incorporation and building codes. estimated cost is one cent per person per day. Public health officials emphasize the economic impact of rat infestations on the United States.
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COX U
Warner Drum Corps to Attend Convention
Warner Brothers Grenadier Bram corps will attend the 12th convention of the New Y rifers and Drummers. The corps leaves by automobile bus with 27 members under the direction of Tred Chart Tire Sergeant James Dann and Drum Major John Aveher. They will compete to bring home prizes at the New Britain convention.
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Warner Brothers Grenadier
Bram
Yrifers
Hell
Tred Chart
James Dann
John Aveher
Tora
New Britain
Dempsey to Enter Ring At 187 Pounds Says He
World heavyweight champion makes weight goal for the bout with Bill Miske of St Paul. He claims to have weighed 196 pounds at Willard victory and shows no loss in speed or endurance after fourteen months away from the ring. Miske sparring slows due to lack of partners while Dempsey trains with steady pace. Also note: Miske defeats Jack Johnson in a prior Chicago bout, with Dempsey described as maintaining form.
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Dempsey
Pon Harbor
Augeodubis Dempsey
Bill Miske
St.Paul
Over-TenNnised Coast Stars Force Defaults In Meadow Club Meet
Pacific Coast players, exhausted before the National Championships, defaulted out as the Meadow Club event pared toward semifinals. Vincent Richards, Davis Cup captain, dazzled with roller and overhead strokes, defeating Francis J. Munte against a backdrop of close matches. Hardy defeated H. S. Parker in three sets, 2-6 7-1 18-2, Parker showing late rallying woes.
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Pampton
Pacific Coast
Vincent Trichards
Samuel
Trichards
Francis J. Muntes
New York
Hardy
H. S. Parker
Rockaway Hunting Club
Parker
Winening
Milford Fatality Holds Corey for Arrest
Deputy Coroner in New Haven county found George W. Corey responsible for the Hartford death of Samuel Tinton at Walnut Beach Milford. The coroner ruled the drivers in the search car participated in a reckless, drunken drive at dangerous speed. Additional notes mention a Vancouver forest fire report from August 2.
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Winn
New Haven County
George W. Corey
Arbour Street
Hartford
Samuel Tinton
Corey
Walnut Beach
Milford
Desuts Corannr W
Newac
Bugs Baer On Jazz and Dance Fads in 1913 America
A satirical, fragmentary column critiques jazz and dance styles, likening jazz to a noisy orchestra of hardware merchants and derby hat collectors. It muses on the old fashioned walla, dance masters, and the public’s taste, noting a 1913 context and a joke about Congress not repealing the amendment.
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Mr. W. B
Walla
Jhus
Contorionists
Auto crash suits surge in superior and common pleas courts
Suits seeking damages for automobile collisions flood the term calendars. Lawrence Wilson and Ellen Wilson sue for 5000 against Es, Inc. of New York and Waterbury for injuries from a December collision on the Post road. Eastern and Barnum Motor Trucking seek 2500 from Connecticut company for a truck collision at Bank and Atlantic streets in Hartford on April 20, 1920. Oscar Stusntfelt and Emil Peterson sue for 1000 each against Nathan Weisser of New York after a July 11 state-road collision on a motorcycle, claiming injuries. Michael Joseph sues Crane Company for 1500 after a collision at Migglewood and Laurel avenues on July 10. Manuel Velga seeks 4000 over a jitney crash in Barnum avenue June, and Santo Sciortino seeks 1000 damages from Ton Fabri after a crash at Iranistan and Fairfield avenues August 9.
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Superior
Common Pleas
Common ‘Pleas Court
Lawrence Wilson
Ellen Wilson
3Es, Inc
New York
Waterbury
Post Road
Barnum Avenue
Santo Sciortino
Trom Ton Fabri
Bridgenor
Iranistan
Fairfield Avenues
Ohio State Fair Bars Phonograph Speeches at Fair
The Ohio State Fair management tabooed phonograph records and speakers for the presidential day. They refused space for a tent to seat 4 090 and said Republican speakers and Harding phonograph records would not be allowed. Fair officials argued equal access would be required for all candidates, and Harding could not adjust his schedule to attend.
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Colemels
Senatonr Harding
Fair Management
Wepublican
Columbus
J. Y. Valbron
Aly
Onatar Harding
Hia
Building Permits For Various Local Structures
Frame club room on the west side of Ash Street and a brick office addition on the north side of Fairfield Avenue. Cornwall and Patterson Manufacturing Co remodel of a lower floor brick storefront at 13 Clinton Avenue. 114 Wall Street and 1234 Lindley Silo Spring Avenue involve frame construction. Michael additions to employment on Ton and Bond Streets by General Fire Company.
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Ash ‘Street
Fairfeld Avenue
Cornwall and Patternon Manufacturing Co
Clinton Avenue
John Wavang
Wall Street
Co National Bank Cor
Lindley
Cellny
Tage Street
Michael
Ton
Bond Streets
General Fle Trie Company
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I. Zeores
Boston
Vt Flolke
Buen
Gow
Ry Gerison
Seaf
Iona
A Alexander
Boockel
Hases
Aleander
Harrison Aril
Warner Drum Corps
EdnalLene
Wichita
Kansa
Coast Stars
Vancouver
F.C
Campbell River
THE
Merican Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
New York, N
Lord Salisbury
American Tacco Company
Il Firta Ave
New York City
Baer
Houder
Wernersville
Congress
Ohio State Fair Management
Broad Street
Clark
Simmons Co
Geo. B. Clark’ Co
Broad St
Bridgeport
Conn
Simmons
R. F. D. Novas
Bey
New
England
Farrfield
Toll Home
York
Third Ave
36Th St. N.Y
Murray Hill
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