Ebbets Criticizes Premature World Series Plans
Chas T. Ebbets, president of the Dodgers, denounces rumors that the MRavens may hold reservations for the World Series at Ebbets Field. He warns against premature pennant assumptions and says managers Stallings and Haughton should wait for the Robins to falter. He ridicules acting on jinx fears and urges patience.
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Philadeluimnia
Chas
T. Ebiom
Drooalyns
Anhoyed
Ue Steppe
Percy Maugton
George Atallings
Poston Nationals
Angora Te Peat
Hee Hunt
Mraven
Flathbuch
Ebbets Field
Stallings
Haughton
Baseball Scores From National League Games
Reported results across venues show multiple NL matchups with varied outcomes. Batters Rucker Miller Schupp Rariden and others headlined early games while Moyer Burns Hughes Gowdy and Packard Archer highlighted pitching duties for Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Washington and Detroit lineups.
Robber Steals Theatre Receipts in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on September 8 a masked bandit entered the house manager’s office during a comic opera performance and, at gunpoint, took $400 from WH W. Mota Vie and G. Hoag. The thief recharged the revolver as he fled through the doorway and dashed along balcony aisles amid the evening excitement.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
WH. W. Mota Vie
G. Hoag
Bedlam
Heine Zimmerman and Doyle shine with new Cubs
Larry Heine Zimmerman and Larry Doyle impressed in their Cubs debuts after the swap with the Glente. Doyle, who initially refused Cubs play, joined the lineup and helped secure two wins against St Louis in a double header. Doyle collected four hits with timely hitting and bold baserunning, fueling early Cubs success.
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Heine Zimmerman
Larry Doyle
Cube
Glente
Doyle Ather
Cubs
Cub
New York
St. Louis
Suzie Hayakawa Stars at Lyric In The Honorable Friend
Sesuie Hayakawa, a Japanese star, headlines the Lyric today in Jesse L. Lasky’s The Honorable Friend. The production features three dramatic flights including a jiujitsu duel with fellow countrymen, delivering action and spectacle.
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Sesuie Hayakawa
Lyric
Jesse L. Lasky
Princeton Gridmen Report for Sept 12 Practice Start
Princeton New Jersey announces 1916 Princeton football players to report September 12 led by Captain Moyw. About 100 men expected. eleven first string released from last year. Strong guards expected with Hogg and Nourse still in top form. Several veterans return while six or seven new players are being groomed. Possible backfield mixes include Driggs Tibbett Moore and Eddy. Alan Brown expected to push. George Cleveland and others show ability. expansion of Highley possible. Main candidates for tackles include Molean Parisette and others with F Pusk at center.
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N. J
Frank Trevor Moyw
Hogg
Nourse
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Hass
Wherstadt
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Driggs
Tibbett
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Eddy
Alan Brown
Imate
Thomas
Geedspeed
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Richard Cleveland
Cleveo
Highley
Euda
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Gillespie
Foster
Walton
Hemwmmead
Sinclaire
Tac
Molean
Parisette
Yukon Goes WRT By Only Three Votes
Official figures reveal Yukon territory narrowly voted to abolish the licensed hotel with a 3 vote wets majority territory wide. Mining districts largely supported prohibition while the overall result hinged on scattered returns.
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Yukon
Dawson
Y. T
Yukon Territory
Slagging Tyrus Is Catching Speaker
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers is climbing batting averages, trailing Tris Speaker by a small margin. Cobb has scored eighty eight runs this season and leads in stolen bases with forty eight. The article notes Speaker’s dominance and Cobb’s rising pace.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Cobbie
Cobb
Tris
Welsh Open to advanced clash with White in 40 to 99 rounds
Colrado Springs, Sept. 7 Charley White of Chicago and champion Fred Welsh consider a match to a finish or a long route. Pollok outlined terms offering a $10,000 side bet and up to $26,000 price tag, with White’s camp allowed to name distance and referee options.
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Colonado Springs
Colo
Charley White
Chicago
Fred Welsh
Welsh
Charley
Harry Pollok
White
Pollok
Weles
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Nate Lewis
Willie Ritchio
Charlie White
Tia Juana
Hay
Theolorado Springs Organination
Denver
Grand American Handicap Trapshooting Champion Crowned
Capt J F Wulf of Milwaukee won the Grand American Handicap with a score of 992100 from the 19 yard line using Winchester Repeater shells. FP M Troeh of Washington state captured the national amateur championship and placed second in doubles, also winning the Mound City overture and the total averages for tar pets and 16 yard targets with a Winchester shotgun.
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Milwaukee
M. Troeh
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Hoe
Mound City Overture
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Prospects in Big Muddy Good, M Edwards Says
Marion W Edwards, agent in charge of the Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing club, reports strong activity after returning from Casper. He aired valuable leases in Muddy and Ratelineake, brought maps showing field development and lease locations, and noted broad member interest as the Big Muddy field with two railroads through the central area is seen as highly desirable.
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Marion W. Edwards
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club
Casper
Muddy
Ratileenake
Big Muddy
Geologists Foresee Major Oil Field At Rattlesnake Dome
Reports to Mr Edwards indicate abundant water oil coal and shipping facilities with plans for pipelines and refineries. Geologists believe Rattlesnake dome could become a leading producing field in the state when fully developed.
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Mr. Edwards
Central Cheyenne Fifth Grade Split to Two Rooms
The fifth grade at Central High School in Cheyenne is among the largest ever, prompting Supt Ira W. Fee to split the class into two rooms. Two teachers will be assigned, bringing nine faculty members plus the principal, Miss Grace McCormicks, to oversee the second division.
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Central High School
Cheyenne
Ira WS
Fee
Grace McCormicks
Mitchell elected county Democratic chairman at Wheatland
At a meeting of newly elected county Democrats George Mitchell of Uva was chosen as County chairman Harvey Corbridge elected secretary and Lee Moore named state committeeman The local organization aims to inspire confidence among Democrats and others
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Democratic Committee
George Mitchell
Uva Wae
Harvey
Corbridge
Lee Moore
Courly
Democrata
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