Boston cinches American flag amid season finale rush
Poston wins world championship of 1919 and clinches the American League pennant. National League title race remains open with Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston in pursuit as final games decide the champion. New York completes a major league record with 24 straight wins, later reaching 26 before Boston ends the streak. Louisville leads the American Association standings as the season closes and the pennant race features dramatic shifts across leagues.
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White Sox Cubs to Clash in City Series Schedule
A meeting in Chicago between Ban Johnson of the American League Charlie Comiskey White Sox owner and Charles Weeghman Cubs president arranged city series games. The Cubs and White Sox will play Wednesday Friday and Sunday at the White Sox park. Three more games are set for Thursday Saturday and Monday at the Cubs park if needed.
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Darcy Knocks Out Chip in Ninth Round Victory
Australia reports Les Darcy, the Australian middleweight champion, defeated George Chip, former American middleweight champion, by knockout in the ninth round of a 20 round bout held yesterday in Sydney.
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Unclear OCR names form scattered team and staff notes
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as Yamato Thomas Henry Stawkey Walters and Johnson Schang Shoo Jones Cady with references to places like Philadelphia and Moston. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Joe Stecher Booked For World Wrestling Title Match
Joe Stecher faces Big Bul Hokus in a four fall world championship wrestling bout at the Chautauqua Pavilion in York Nebraska on Wednesday October 4 at 3 pm rain or shine no postponement. Weather permitting the event aims to draw York to capacity as the midwest battle of Stecher versus a stronger opponent.
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Canvass Wyoming for State Rifle Team Forms Civilian Squad
Wyoming towns including Sheridan Riverton Casper and Shoshoni are canvassed to form a civilian rifle team for the National Rifle shoot in Jacksonville Fla starting October 21. Acting Adjutant General Parker seeks rifleman talent from the state and National Rifle Association members. Nineteen members are needed with 12 shooters four alternates a captain a coach and a spotter. Selection will use existing state rifle teams proportionally. no competitive contest is planned at present.
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Peters To Lead C H 8 Football Team This Season
Paul Peters elected team leader at recent meeting for Cheyenne High School 8 football. Peters, end from last season, along with athletes Phil Hopkins Starry Wollston and Coach R M Cochran, form the athletic council. Others likely to join soon include Dave Breisch Dave Cook Dick Donnelly and Al Meyers as they finalize positions and team readiness.
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Three New Oil Wells Planned North of Basin Beach
Three oil wells are slated to begin operations soon on a beach a short distance north of Basin. The plan calls for setting up wells to expand production and energy output in the area.
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Extradition Papers Issued for Alleged Slaver
Extradition papers were issued yesterday to Deputy Sheriff Al Smith of Roundup Montana for the removal of Robert Worth alias Harry Moran. Worth is sought in Roundup for jail breaking and white slavery, though documents show only jail breaking as of today. Smith departed last night with his man.
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Mint expands to three shifts to meet coin demand
The mint, facing unprecedented demand for small coins, moves to 24 hour operation with three eight hour shifts and forty extra helpers. Superintendent Shahahan cites coin shortages of dimes nickels and half cents amid rising small merchant business. Philadelphia mint has produced no minor coins for about a year and a half.
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Organization elects officers as progress noted on page three
The report shows substantial progress and the group is urged to advance its activities on every broadening bank. Officers elected include President Mrs D R Kinport, Vice-president Dr Ellan Werlau fer, Recording secretary Mrs Mary J, Corresponding secretary Mrs D F Chandler, and Treasurer Mrs D A Jones.
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Y. P. Meeting Notice and Methodist Aid Gathering
The Y P meeting of WCOT will convene this evening at the headquarters. The Methodist Aid Society plans a church parsonage gathering Thursday afternoon with Mrs Bird and Mrs Mackey as hostesses.
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Belgium Plans 10 Build Ships In War Era Merger
Belgium forms Royal Belgian Lloyd, a government backed shipping company in Havre to rival major lines. With 26 million capital, 15 million funded by the government, 39 steamers acquired, and a five year expansion plan, Belgians aim to support relief and compete in transatlantic trade while keeping control domestic. The effort places Antwerp under German occupation, bases at La Parme, and mandates Belgian personnel and restricted foreign influence.
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la Parme
Chronic Headache Struggles Affect Many Daily
Fragments indicate widespread headache issues among both men and women with various intensities and patterns. The text suggests frequent episodes, occasional severe pain, and impacts on daily comfort.
Belgium Builds Steamship Service to Boost Merchant Fleet
The Belgian government plans a steamship service to rebuild its merchant fleet aiming for 600000 tons. Thirty nine steamers are secured with three more slated for early construction to reach the goal.
Shipping Lines Compared With Historic Giants
The remark notes that the subject will compare favorably with some of the oldest and best known shipping organizations, suggesting high standing and potential prestige in maritime circles.
Cowboys Heroics Save Rancher From Ferocious Bull
A. K. Drybrough of North Powder Oregon barely escaped death when a ferocious bull attacked him ten miles southwest of town. His 12-year-old daughter saved him by summoning the family dogs, which chased the animal away. Drybrough crawled under a wagon, later regaining consciousness with a fractured shoulder and other injuries.
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