To Those Who Came Later Novel 1 ByKETTI Frings 1844
This fragment follows Pinky Harrison after her death as travelers linger near Heavenly Bend. A white soldier Jackson tries to help by offering money and a picnic, while tension rises with German soldiers marching and Pinky and Emily observing. Jackson leaves, promising to join the Big Valley.
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Pinky Harrison
Forhole
Heavenly Bend Tunn
Earth
Big Valley
Emily
Pinky
Rion
Leutenant
Jackson
Puxy
de Lawd
Rose
Matam
McIntyre Beats Coy in Doubleheader Two Wins
McIntyre’s baseball team extended its winning streak by defeating Coy in a Sunday doubleheader at McIntyre. J Herman pitched a two-hitter for the first game, limiting Coy to three hits and zero runs, while McIntyre tallied five hits and two runs. In game two W Ba Fantro earned his fourth win, leading McIntyre to a 6-3 victory.
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McIntyre Baseball
Coy
McIntyre
J. Herman
W. Bafanto
A. E
B. Kalish
Anodes
Maggio
Carceill
Maggia
F . Ov
D. Sabatos
J. Zainhermard
W. Varholich
Wbeseeee
I. Yafe
Meutiah
Sree AB
Lerid
Carelli
Magio
P . Dangee
Saboetos
Aranto
Herman
Setlack
Isesete Dovisa
Garry
Martlof
Baranto
P . Sation
Finutti
W. Bananto
J. Maggio
H. Fairman
Louise
Local Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
Yesterday in the National League teams including Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn and Boston faced mixed results with standings shown for clubs in Saint Louis Chicago and Philadelphia. In the American League no games were scheduled while notes mention Washington Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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Louis
Pitttsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detran
Jeveland
Last Night's Fights Across Cities Report AP
Associated Press boxing results list multiple bouts from Philadelphia to Buffalo. Notable outcomes include Billy Arnold stopping Roman Alvarez in Philadelphia and Harry Bobo outpointing Big Boy Brown in Newark. Other cards feature wins by Tommy Bell, Bee Bee Wright, and Aaron Perry with knockouts or points over various opponents.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Billy Arnold
Roman Alvarez
New York
Pedro Hernandez
Hubert Samuels
Pittsburgh
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Fritaie Zivic
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Steve Riggio
Baltimore
Harry Bobo
Big Boy Brown
Detroit
George Willams
Jiggs Donahue
Aaron Perry
Washington
Victor Pignataro
Frank Saale
Los Angeles
Andy Fasion
York
Finch Hurls Second Ward Win Over First Ward
Finch pitched for Second Ward as they beat First Ward 7 to 4 at Glass Works Field. Jack Finch limited First Ward to two hits while Second Ward rallied for four runs in the sixth inning and three in the final frame. The game was a rescheduled June 14 match between Fourth and First Ward, moved to this evening at Glass Works Field.
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Jack Finch
Forbes Field Hosts War Relief Benefit Show At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh readers learn Forbes Field hosts a War Relief and Red Cross benefit baseball event with a 9:30 pm Pirates versus Giants game after a 7 pm show. Major attractions from Warner Bros to night clubs line the program, while proceeds go to the Red Cross and National War Fund. Seating mirrors standard pricing and tickets remain available through Chairman Hernon and Pirates agencies.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Pirate Ball Park
Ball Park
Eliic
John L. Hernon
Frank L. Duggan
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Ward An. HH. OF
Jordan
Wowesieeeeserees Bo
Baxater
Hunter
Mercer
Roberta
Gemmell
Linen
Doney
JaArange
Siioo
Mare
H. E
Brams
Simmons
Volestan
Shaffer
A. Stahura
Stapleton
P ‘Kelly
Stahura
Owens
Sunkte
Moe Silvers
Ken Sergi
Syren
Hoel
Jimmy Totten
Valentic
Finch
Absis
Coleman
Nitcher
Warner Bros
Unnbes
Miatreta
Harris
Bill Green
New York
Cardinals
Red Cross
National War Fund
Giants Dodgers Yankees Tie Up War Bond Showdown at Polo Grounds
A 50,000 crowd raised $56.5 million in Fifth War Loan bonds during a three cornered exhibition game between the Giants, Yankees and Dodgers at the Polo Grounds. Dodgers won five to one as New York City Mayor Fiorello La Guardia bought $50,000,000 in bonds for the city. Bob Pastor, ex heavyweight contender, earned his second lieutenant’s bars at Miami Beach and heads to Randolph Field after football at NYU.
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New York
Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Fiorello la Guardisz
Yanks
Bob Pastor
Miami Beach
Randolph Field
Texas
Zivic Ready To Quit After Bell Bout In Pittsburgh
Pvt Frizzle Zivic, Army Air Corps veteran with 179 pro bouts, loses a ten round split decision to Tommy Bell in front of about 12 000 at a Pittsburgh bout. He weighs 158 while Bell 149 and hints at retirement citing age and army training. Other card results include Bee Bee Wright stopping Steve Riggio and Charley Young Zivic knocking out Nickey Quack. Service Dept Lieut Joe Rappizini captained Fort Sherman team in France.
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Pittsburgh
Frizzle Zivic
Air Corps
Kiki
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Zivia
Bell
Zivic
Fritzie
Ana
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Steve Riggio
New York
Willie’ Russell
Columbus
Ernc Pelain
Beaver Fails
al Patterson
Eldrige Batman
Norwalk
Conn
Joey Sonich
Red Cross War Relief Benefit Concludes at Local Venues
Editors and radio sports commentators at Unger's in Pittsburgh and at the Daily News office in McKeesport along with Opperman's in Connellsville host a Red Cross and War Relief benefit. Everyone must pay to enter, including players umpires club owners and newspaper photographers.
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Unger’s
Oliver Building
Pittsburgh
Daily News Ofice
McKeesport
Opperman’s
South Arch Street
Connellsville
Training Changes And Missing Soldier In European War
A fragment cites a famous hitter nicknamed dangerous on the team and mentions Buddy Mibod missing in Europe. Lieut Don Kaplee teaches cadets at a North Carolina county school and could seek a postwar football role. Irene Sand Jones plans two athletes for the women’s national championships but trip to Harrisburg failed for lack of train reservations with Southern Pacific.
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Buddy Mibod
Mistine State
Irene Sand Jones
Cometile
Aioner
Derd
San Francisco
Dorothy Stetteler
Betty Brummord
Harrisburg
Southern Pacific Railroad
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Clover
Ackson
Amenee
Newark
N. J
Lee
Oma
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Pat Scanlon
Billy Gladstone
Buffalo
N. Y
Lulu Constantino
Leo Dalmaine
Worcester
Mass
Charley Riley
Corky Davis
Springfield
Jerry Maloni
al Gilbert
Allentown
Archie Wilmer
Wilmington
Del
Johnny Cockfield
Billy Nixon
Tommy Stewart
Gazette
Ana Re
Rina
Sears
Indiana, Pa
Forbes
Atteanthra
POST
R. C. Faust
Dayton, Pa
11Th St. Seem
Oak St
Victor
Water St
John Miller
Indiana
Ennsylvania Electric CO
R. A. Shumaker
Ptprakeers
Akron Modern
Morton
Rexall
Home Service Department
Rome
Natural Gas Company
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