White Sox win in tenth frame at Cleveland
Chicago beat Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten innings to take the series three games to one. Leibold scored the decisive run on McMullin's sacrifice and Collins' single, with two key Chicago men driving the offense in a tight extra frame.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Leibold
McMullin
Collins
Risberg
Schalk
Cicotte
Chapman
Roth
Sbeghe
Smith
Veceere
Harris
Wambsganss
Evans
O'Neill
Klepfer
E.seee
Coumbe
Gf Gould
Deberry
Eeesee
Guisto
Eeeee
Gould
E. Collins
Jackson
Scott
Coombe
Owen
Nallin
Alexander Tit Hard GIVES WAY IN SEVENTH
Boston defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Alexander exits after seventh inning pitched by Hughes who earns first win of the year for Boston. Details include sacrifice hits, double plays, and pitching lines for Alexander Fittery and Hughes with umpires Byron and Quigley.
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Alexander Tit
Boston
Tom Hughes
Wednesday
Philadelphia
Alexander
Luderus
Boston Ce
Killifer
Rehg
Fitzpatrick
Hughes
Cravath
Bancroft
Fittery
Hugkes
Jlits
Rawlings
Maranville
Tillifer
Byron and
Quigley
Ab.r. E
AB I
Ola Maranville
SS Powell
Rf Kelly
Konetchy
Tragesser
Ceauess
Meyers and Mowrey Released From Team
The Brooklyn Nationals released catcher Chief Meyers and infielder Mowrey unconditionally. Both players depart the club amid roster changes reported in New York on sug. 16.
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Meyers
Mowrey
Brooklyn Nathonets
Chief
Natike Mowrey
Club Standing Briefs in American Association and Western League
In the American Association first game St Paul 2 7 3 and Minneapolis 6 10 2. second game St Paul 7 9 2 Minneapolis 5 9 4 Kansas City 3 6 5 Milwaukee 4 7 0. In the Western League standings Denver St Joseph Ian Hutchinson 0 3 2 Lincoln 4 7 0 Joplin 4 6 5 2 Omaha 3 9 2 Wichita 1 4 2 Des Moines 2 4 1.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Denver-St. Joseph
Iain
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Joplin
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Burlington Summaries 2:30 Trot and 2:15 Pace
Race notes list multiple horses with times and connections in a Burlington meeting. Star Ray, Wagner, Noah Bruso, Un, Hal J., E. J. L. Bes, Directum, Direct Time, Zealous Lee, Witch to a Tietee Star, Gentry, Gentry Belle, Allerton Earl, and others are charted with pace results and driver or trainer details.
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Star Ray
B. G
Burning High Knob
Ed Custer
Ganoung
Wagner
Alen
Perry
Icc
Noah Bruso
B. S
Stand Patter
Reynolds
Redlac
Cook
Hal J
Hal Carr
Lady Fuller
George A. Fuller
E. J. L. Bes
Trampfast
Ross Directum
Directum Boy
Sanderson
Crant Moore
Nessee Gentry
Wohlfrom
Lee
B. m
Massawa
Taylor
Owens
Babola
Expedition
Allen
Occ
Eee
Ream
E.ceeaee
Hayes
Gentry
Dickson
Gentry Belle
George W
Br. G
Ream Marea
Allerton Earl
Star
Allerton (Harris
Pittsburgh Defeats Reds 3 2 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 on August 16 as the winning run scored in the ninth after Cincinnati appeared to win. Grimes scored on Schmidt's RBI single following Boeckel's sacrifice and Carey's base on balls. Final: Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Carey
Boeckel
Fisher
Debus
Grimes
Fischer
A. Wagner
Schmidt
R.H.E
Schneider and
Wingo
Miller and Schmidt
Cubs Best Tigers Exhibition Duel Ends 2 1
Toronto report: Chicago Nationals defeat Detroit Americans 2 to 1 in an exhibition game. Coveleskie and Prendergast pitched well in a pitchers duel with strong support from their teams. Batter ies: Coveleskie Jones Yelle for Chicago and Prendergast Elliott for Detroit.
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Cubs
Tigers
Toronto
Ont
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americans
Coveleskie
Prendergast
R.W.E
Detroit
Cece
Chicago
Jones and Yelle
Elliott
Belgians Deported to Western Front for Labor
Belgians are being sent to work behind the lines on the western front for road and railroad repair and defense construction. German authorities deny deportations to Germany since February, but new moves target Belgian men from Luxemburg and Hainault regions, raising fears of further rounds.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
Luxemburg
Hainault
Nieuwe Rotterdam Courant
Front
France
Summer Disorders From Blood Impurities
Summer disorders often stem from impurities in the blood. S. S. S. is advertised as a blood purifier and tonic, claiming to restore vitality and appetite. The ad notes the remedy has over fifty years on the market and is sold by druggists nationwide, with literature and medical advice available from Swift Specific Co.
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Swift Specific Co
Dept
T-62
Atlanta, Ga
Adv
Pinch Hitter Drives in Winning Run in Double Header
New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning the first game 2 0 and New York taking the second 7 2. Wheat batted in the deciding run in the ninth for Brooklyn while John Russell pitched shakily in relief in the nightcap.
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Brooklyn
Russell
New York
Giants
Wheat
John Russell
Vancouver
Hickman
Miller
Pfeffer
Marquard
Cheney
AB. R.H.O.A
Eomutpay Vee
Holke
Rariden
Demaree
Eeeh Wilhoit
Perritt
Olson
Daubert
Myers
Wes Stengel
Johnston
Cutshaw
O'Rourke
Kelly
Robertson
Sane
Zimmerman
Harrison and
O’day
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Krueger
Benton and Gibson
Elephants Practice Physical Culture Aboard John Robinson Circus
Chris Zeitz, circus superintendent, asserts elephants receive physical culture training to build up muscles and tendons for ring feats. Fifteen graduates have high class diplomas, with methods including lifting by belt to develop hind legs and back. He invites inspection at Quincy engagements August 10th and 20th.
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Chris Zeitz
John Robinson Circus
Zeitz
Elephant
Quincy
Lu Princeton Wins Trotting Feature at North Randall Card
Walter Cox led the North Randall grand circuit meet with Lu Princeton taking the $3,000 trotting feature as Royal Mac pressed hard. Cox also won the 2:19 pace with Marjorie Kay. Other races included 2:13 pacing, 2:17 trot, 2:15 trotting, and 2:19 pacing events with multiple entrants and best times noted. Wolgast rejected for army service after months in a sanitarium.
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Cleveland
Walter Cox
Lu Princeton
Royal Mac
Cox
Marjorie Kay
Butt Hale
Senator Hale (Murphy
Ahlan Simmonds
Kingy Simmourds
Valentine
Loval Hed Ee Belle Wreath
Minnie Ann
Drict
Pslight
Wilbur S
la Princeton
San Francisco
Ada Bods
Banal
McKinney
Isabelle McGregor
Jay McGregor
Moorehead
Merioné Kay
Ess H. Y
Bond
Abbe
Snow
Jay Mack
Liberty J
McDonald
Ardelle
Judge Salle
Barry Chautauqua Draws Big Crowds
Barry Aug 16 Barry chautauqua opened with the largest open day crowds ever. Dr Arthur Evans impressed as a witty Welsh lecturer with travel experience. Apollo Concert Company provided fine music. Fisher Ship Co and Ralph Parlette spoke Wednesday. Mallory Players Thursday. Heuby Bohemian Orchestra Friday. Royal Hawaiian the week’s feature with Fred Bole. Illinois band to close Sunday drawing the week’s biggest crowd. Nearby death by own action: Albert Doran shot himself in the temple near Barry after a love affair. W S Carr family moving to Hull. Mamie Carr on Cold. cat show drew exhibitors. Mrs George Calloway ill but better. A E Hess stricken, possible operation. Pike County Life Assn Grand Union delegates meet for two days. J W McConnell of Jacksonville NL visiting. Citizens entertaining company this week.
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Barry
Barry Chautauqua
Arthur E. Evans
Apollo Concert Company
Fisher Ship Company
Ralph Parlette
Mallory
Heuby
Bohemian Orchestra
Burns of
Royal Hawaiian
Fred Bole
Illinois Band
Albert Doran
W. T. Marksburg
A. E. Hess
Adage
Hess
Milwaukee
Grand Union
Pike County Life Association
J. WcConnell
Jacksonville
Red Sox Rally Wins in Ninth Inning Over A Philadelphia
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Noyes leaves after collision with Hobfitzell at first. Hooper and Foster drive RBIs while Thomas hits a two base shot, with Schauer and Noyes holding the mound. Shore enlists: Ernest Share gains naval reserve status.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Noyes
Foster
Hobfitzell
AB. R.H.C.A. E
Walsh
Barry
Hobbitzell
Gardner
Hooper
Rfw
Lewis
Scott
Janvrin
Thomas
Sesese
Strunk
McInnis
Schang, C
Witt, Ss
Schauer
Dugan
Bates
Ennes
Bodie
Grover
Schang
Witt
Hoblitzell
Jamieson
Moriarity
Evans
Shore
Ernest Share
United States Naval Reserve
Photoplays and stars listed in Universal Weekly and more
The column lists upcoming photoplays and stars including Princess in The Great Bradley Mystery Universal Weekly Savoy lineup To Be or Not to Be Married China at Work and Play Cartoon Comedy Gem The Light that Failed Current Events Harry Carey in Six Shooter Justice Gail Henry in Simple Sapho Musty in Pure and Simple Quincy Gretchen Hartman and Alan Hale in Love Thief Star Little Boy Scout Ann Pennington Colonial The Yellow Menace Belasco June Caprice Patsy and a concluding line about mistaking companions for friends.
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Universal Weekly
Savoy
Gem
Harry Carey
Gail Henry
The
Yellow Menace
Belasco
June Caprice
Hair tonic investment grows as youth fades away
Men turn to hair tonic soon as thinning appears and friends note shifts in behavior as time passes. The remark suggests social distance increases when a man’s appearance changes and suggests a broader anxiety about aging.
The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row at the Orpheum
Tonight an opening performance of Sarah Padden's The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row at the Orpheum theater delivers a punchy heart felt story with wit and humor. Tiny Leone stars as the title role with Enid Ireland and Ruth Bywater in supporting parts as a full cast and special scenery elevate the production ahead of matinees on Saturday and Sunday and a Sunday finale.
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Sarah Padden
Bargain Row
Orpheum Theater
Tiny Leone
Enid Ireland
Ruth Bywater
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