Baseball Notes From Aug Day In Chicago And Brooklyn
Chicago 4 Boston 5 in a rough four inning early game with a wet double play by Boake Lowe and strong hitting later. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh in a slugfest as Leary pitched well in third inning with four doubles and a run, attendance 4,789. Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 marred by bad fielding. Thielman wild, attendance 4,500. Batteries listed for each game.
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Baseball Notes from a Tumultuous Day Across Leagues
American League reports from Philadelphia and Chicago with scattered play by Cleveland and Baltimore as Wiltse and McFarland spark late-inning hits. Louisville and Indianapolis clash to darkness while Toledo edges Columbus in extras. attendance figures fluctuate amid a flood of erratic play and shifting lineups.
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North Carolina Loyalties Stir Republican Debate Amid Claims
Fragmented remarks by North Carolina figures surface in a heated exchange over party alignment and potential reorganizations. Speakers defend the party's minority positions while warning against sweeping revisions and emphasize loyalty to the Republican cause.
Three League Scores Across Cedar Rapids and Island Play
In a three league slate Cedar Rapids Cedar Vipids posted a 4 to 2 win over Al ington. Plaga Gskind-Hovk Island earned a 7 to 5 victory over Perce Evins with notable performances from Rackford-lockforn and Payenport.
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Southern League results from multiple towns
Southern League scores note Chattanooga at Memphis and Birmingham at Nashville with Birmingham winning. Second games show Birmingham 5 Nashville 1. New Orleans defeats Shreveport 4 to 1. Includes Memphis and other cities. financial or extra details unclear.
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Bob Ewing Released by National League Club
Cincinnati Aug. 1 Bob Ewing, pitcher for the Philadelphia club, was released today by the National League team. President Hermann sent telegrams to pitchers in the American League confirming roster moves and the action.
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Michigan League Quits Business Ends State League Season
The Michigan State league collapses with Grand Rapids first to bow out. Flint and Jackson followed, leaving Battle Creek Muskegon Lansing and others as independents or folded clubs. Poor attendance and chilly spring shorten the season though teams played well.
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Universalists Meet At Island Park This Week
Four states including Indiana Ohio and Illinois will gather at Island Park for a Universalists assembly opening Tuesday. Leaders and attendees named include Mario Crosley of Indianapolis as part of the organizing committee. The event promises discussions and gatherings across multiple sessions through the week.
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President Sold Lots Tied to Hartfort College Fate
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over university land deeds once held by the late Dr De Revate former president. The Lod company and others allegedly conveyed lots to benefit the institution. The estate and deeds are disputed with potential court action to determine rightful ownership and minimize public cost.
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Franchise Vote Outlined for Street Conformance Ordinance
The council discusses extending franchise powers for one year under forfeiture terms and adds a clause to require conductors to patrol streets. Debate centers on enforcing rules, with Scott opposing and Scheid, Hosey, Wier, and H. supporting an amended ordinance. Printing costs have run to hundreds of dollars over years of contest.
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Proposition to Withdraw Sell of City Lighting Plant
The April proposition to sell the local lighting plant, led by John W. White of Chevy Electric Light, will be withdrawn within days. The board will delay municipal ownership plans as the cost studies are insufficient, and a communication signals the new organization’s lack of interest in selling.
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He Chevy Electric Light Company
Germans Will Celebrate German Day Parade at Centlives Park
Start with a flag parade and a full program of sports and events at Centlives Park for German Day. The plan calls for a large public celebration with field sports and community groups aiding the event, indicating a major local festivity.
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