Unrecorded Heroism In European War Youths Speak
The piece notes heroism in the European War remains underreported due to strict censorship. War-wounded soldiers recount brutal shelling near Mons, heavy losses, and acts of bravery by officers and privates from the Royal West Kent Regiment to the Highland Light Infantry.
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Russia
Pingland
France
Germany
Berin
London
Royal West Kent Regiment
Mons
Braves Poised to Challenge A’s in World Series Battle
Frank G. Menke argues the Boston Braves have a strong chance against the Athletics, citing hitting and pitching comparisons. He notes Braves’ superior team offense over Athletics by totals in various average estimates and discusses pitcher impact and fielding readiness for a potential World Series clash.
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New York
Boston Braves
Athletics
Braves
Brave
James Rudolph
Tyler
Bender
Plank
Bush
Michmia
Iba
Kae
Collins
Wee
Conhonge
Moran
Ol Pane Ee
SNR
Wes Se Gee
Eta
Ak Ee
Oor
Flying Finn Hannes Kolehmainen returns for key races and WVU game series
Hannes Kolehmainen the Flying Finn has completed a race from Finland to this country and plans to compete in major events next month. He previously won 14 contests before the war and set six records. He will face the Preparatory School of the University of West Virginia in two games at Keyser October 10 and 24 with an additional home game around October 16 or 17, likely opening the season and drawing a large crowd.
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Hannes Kolehmainen
University of West Virginia
Keyser
West Virginia
Bush Averages See Weens Codhe
A terse note lists figures such as 264 151 and 208 alongside the name Bush and the term averages. The readable fragment hints at statistical or sports related data without a full context.
Y M C A Football Team Prepares For Season
The YMCA football candidates held a tough practice at South End Park with 18 players in uniform. Cecil Snyder, a Gettysburg College alum, coached and emphasized sport and development. Holly Keller taught signals, while Harold Freeland, captain pro tem, will miss a couple of weeks due to a back sprain. Manager Lamm ongoing.
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South End Park
Cecil Snyder
Gettysburg College
Snyder
Holly Keller
Harold Freeland
Nis
Lamm
Bal timore and Ohio Employes Magazine September issue
The September Bal timore and Ohio Employes Magazine is released featuring Paul M Warburg, former B and O director and newly appointed Federal Reserve Board member. Included are Safety First pieces including Sixty Splendid Suggestions by Six Safety Experts. The cover shows the U S S Constellation, oldest active U S Navy vessel.
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Out
Baltimore and Ohio
Paul M. Warburg
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
U. S. S. Constelllation
U. S. Navy
Tragedy in Maryland Rail Yards Kills Eugene Stoner
Eugene Stoner died after being struck by the Chicago Limited in the Western Maryland Railway yards at Hagerstown. Warned by freight trainmen, he did not hear them. He died three hours later at Washington County Hospital. He is survived by his mother and several siblings in Smithsburg. his brother drowned at Williamsport about a year ago.
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Eugene Stoner
Maryland
Hagerstown
Chicago Limited
Washington County
Smithsburg
Williamsport
National League Scores From Yesterday
Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 6 and Brooklyn beat St. Louis 7 to 3. New York pulled to a 5 to 13 loss against Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati won 4 to 3 over Philadelphia.
Won Lost Pet Boston and New York Scores Fragment
Fragmented OCR shows scattered scores with teams including Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Cincinnati, indicating a series of game results and ties. Data is incomplete and unclear for precise outcomes or dates.
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Boston
New York
Chicago at Boston and other 1940s NBA matchups
Schedule lists Chicago versus Boston, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Matches feature prominent teams facing rivals across major cities with results not yet disclosed.
Baseball Scores and Standings from Yesterday
In the American League yesterday St. Louis defeated the Athletics 7 to 1, Boston beat Chicago 5 to 2, Cleveland won 5 to 2, New York triumphed over Detroit 11 to 3, and Washington fell to Detroit 3. Standings show the Athletics at 50 losses and a .056 percentage, while Boston sits at 58 wins and a .603 percentage.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
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Highland Light Infantry
Royal Meld Artillery
Jarrow
James Scott
Netley
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Belgian Lancers
Ec Sen
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Rudolph Paetwe Tyler
Fielding
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
City Taxicab Company
Baltimore Street
Windsor Hotel
Jem A. Cavanaugh
Messrs
Terrence J. Boyle
Ruel G. Burk
City Taxicab CO
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Desales Glick
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Cumberland
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Federal League
Baltimore
Kansas City
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Indianapoli
Indianapolis
United States
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