Bonner Loses Temper as Bucks Edge Irrigators 5 4
Bonner lost his temper early allowing the Buckaroos to build a 3-0 lead and never trailled, though Pendleton’s pitcher held firm until a two‑run eighth and a ninth‑inning rally. Reams drove in the decisive run with a third hit, and Gard, Varian, and Naughton delivered key hits for the Bucks in a tight finish.
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Pendleton
Bolse
Gard
Varian
Winkler
Augustus
Bonner
Naughton
Lodell
Pitcher
Dean
Lodel
Haworth
Varlan
Ostorne
Allermatt
Peterson
Augustus Fouied
Gam
Heaver
Reams
Bonner Friene
Blausser
Blauster
Peet
Riene
Naughtom
Dolne
Ib Peea Varian
Augus- Varian
Tus
Blauaser
Atruck
Richardson
Players head and pitchers blamed for ground issues
The report contrasts Boise pitchers blaming ground holes with other grounds having mound advantages. It notes a fast game on Tuesday in 1 hour 20 minutes, another in 1:31, mentions Pipen striking out and Witkier failing to beat a fly, and Yakima's Tiny Leonard returning to win as teammates’ hits and errors favor Yakima. The tone reflects a speculative, opinionated recap of a baseball circuit day.
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Boise
Tiny Leonard
Yakima
Tiny
Baseball scores and standings across leagues
American League results show St. Louis 2 Chicago 7 and New York 1 Boston 0. Philadelphia 3 over Dec 2. N W League Tacoma 3 Spokane 1 Vancouver 9 Seattle 6. Victoria unknown Portland 2. Coast League Venice dollar sign Sacramento 1 San Francisco 2 Oakland 1 Portland 4 Los Angeles 1.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Dec
Chicago
Boston
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Seattle
Victoria
Portland
Venice
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Low Angeles
Bears Beat Yakima Braves In Backed By Leonard Home Run
Walla Walla, Washington August 21 Special. Tiny Leonard returned from vacation to power the Bears past the Yakima Braves 6 to 5 with a fourth inning homer driving in Sundstrom. Gordon pitched six solid hits while Bears defense supported him though offense lagged at times. Harmon and Leonard starred with multiple two-baggers, Stokke and Lundstrom contributed, and Leonard closed the game strong.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Lake Wallowa
Leonard
Yakima Braves
Gordon
Bade
Sundstrom
Harmon
Yakima
Nadeau
Netzel
Grovers
Stokke
Groves
Martini
Chil Jers
Davis
Lundstrom
Grove
Harrod
Taylor
Johnson
Childer
Bears
Ford
Beck
Kile
Rh. H.E
Fatima Cera Vtrdiucsecessee
Leonard and Johnson
Yesterday's Scores From National Program Contests
Pittsburgh and New York played Philadelphia 3 to 1 while Chicago 1 beat Brooklyn and St Louis 0. Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 1 in the same program yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
J. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Baseball Slang Faces Shift in News Coverage
Chicago Aug 21 Slang falls in the ballot test on game reporting with 930 ballots, 2004 favoring dictionary English and 1926 backing slang. Voters seek moderate snappy phrases, while professors support slang and players owners favor pure English.
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Chicago
Irrigators mocked by Boag Clarkes sharp quip after loss
Boag Clarke trudges toward Pendleton town after a defeat by the Irrigators. The exchange includes a biting line about Buckarooes license to beat his gallant cohorts and notes Bonners infantile peevishness when things go wrong. It recalls Yakima incidents where he threw, kicked, and hurled equipment in anger.
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Pendleton
Boag Clarke
Bonner
Yakima
Huerta Blames Partisanship in Recognition Fight
Provisional President Huerta argues that U S recognition should be independent of party politics and claims private Washington advice supports his claim. He notes U S policy would avoid intervention, supply arms to neither side, protect lives and property, and press mediation while avoiding meddling. The discussion references Lind's negotiations, Hayes era precedents, and potential noninterference amid international reactions.
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Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Congress
Washington Administration
Henry Lane Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Hayes
Diaz
Mexico
John W. Foster
Seward
General Ding
Tomato cannery rivals La Grande in Eagle Valley area
La Grande, Ore. Aug 21. The Eagle Valley district report says La Grande may lose tomato supplies this year as a new cannery opens in the valley. Farmers in the area prefer selling their produce locally to the new facility, reshaping Union county’s tomato market.
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LA Grande
Ore
Eagle Valley
Union County
Costly Treatment Ends With Simple Cham berlain’s Tablets
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes suffering from constipation and indigestion and spending hundreds on medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans with no cure. After returning home he used Cham berlain’s Tablets and soon felt relief. Sold by all dealers.
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C H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Adv
Actress Leslie Carter Sues Cort for 89212
New York August 24 Mrs Leslie Carter the actress files suit against John Cort of Seattle seeking 89212 plus costs. The complaint says Cort agreed to a five year engagement season at 1000 weekly for 30 weeks per year with 40 percent of net profits. It alleges Cort provided only 25 weeks in 1911 12 and deducted 100 weekly for five weeks, totaling 9242 plus other items.
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New York
Leslie Carter
John Cort
Seattle
Cort
Steamer Henry Bosse Capsizes in Mississippi River
Seven people died when the government steamer Henry Bosse overturned in a heavy wind storm in the middle of the 20 foot channel of the Mississippi River near Keokuk Ia. The victims include George Bickel Carthage Illinois William Jones Quincy Illinois Tom Noonan Keokuk Iowa Hugh Beaver Quincy Illinois and an eight year old girl who was a sister of Beaver along with Mr and Mrs W C Welch of St Louis Captain Gus Seifert and seven others escaped the wreck.
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Keokuk
Henry Bosse
Mississippi River
George Bickel
Carthage
Til
William Jones
Quincey
Ill
Tom Noonan
Jown
Hugh Beaver
Quincy
Beaver
W. C. Welch
St. Louis
Gus Seifert
Trapped Victims Drown After Boat Incident
Victims became trapped in a boat cab and were unable to escape, leading to drowning. Rescue crews were unable to reach them in time. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
Man Identified as J G Madland Found Dead in Yakima Ditch
The body of a 75 year old man identified by initials J G Madland was found in an irrigation ditch in North Yakima on Saturday. It is unclear if death was by self harm or accidental drowning. no foul play signs are evident though decomposition may obscure evidence.
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J. G. Madland
Red
Yakima
Walla Walla
North Yakima Republic
North Yakima
After Dinner Speakers Supply Exceeds Demand
The excerpt notes a persistent surplus of after dinner speakers versus demand. It highlights an oversupply in speaking engagements and suggests limited opportunities for available narrators or presenters. The observation implies market imbalance and potential competition among speakers.
Stearn's Pile Remedy Ad Campaign
Tallman Drug Co offers Stearn's Pile Remedy with a tube free of charge promising instant relief from piles in one minute and a money back guarantee. Exclusive agency claims accompany bold testimonials and assurance of no cost to try.
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Stearn
Tallman Drug CO
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