Gallia Is Wild and Sox Score Enough to Win
Chicago Americans win 4 to 3 over St Louis as Gallia wildness helps Sox. Captain Collins injures leg out several days. Other MLB, American Association, and Western League results noted with scattered scores and weather effects.
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Highland Park Dances Feature Bouquet Ball and Liberty Ball
Two dances planned at Highland Park this week. Wednesday hosts a bouquet ball with prizes for the women wearing the finest natural bouquets, and Thursday features a Liberty ball organized by returned soldiers and sailors from overseas.
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Golf Pros Favor Mike Brady For National Open Title
A Boston entry led by Mike Brady of Oakley, nicknamed King Brady, tops experts as a likely Open champion at Brae Burn. Brady is praised for iron play, line focus, and a remarkable seven holes in one, including two in a single round, highlighting his accuracy and consistency.
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Home Run Wins For Giants In Tenth Inning
Giants defeat the Superbas 3 to 2 in Brooklyn as Larry Davie hits a decisive homer in the tenth with two out. New York errors total six, while Doyle and Chase turn a key double play to end Brooklyn’s threat.
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Relief From Terrifying Eczema Promised By Blood Remedy
An advertisement claims S S S will reach the root of eczema and other skin diseases, offering a free medical consult. It promotes Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia, as a no cost aid with fifty years of use and invites readers to describe their case for tailored guidance.
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Red Cross League Inspired by Same High Idea
Paris May 12 The Red Cross societies world league formed to unite relief efforts mirrors the spirit of the league of nations Wilson writes Davison praising the plan as shared purpose for world welfare and Red Cross cooperation The letter notes aim to unite Red Cross bodies against disease and disaster and envisions eventual organic union with the League of Nations in covenants hope for peace and goodwill.
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Longshoremen organize River Front Workers Affiliation
Paul A. Vicarrèlli, recently ousted from the Internation al Longshoremen's association vice presidency, reports twenty locals defecting to form the River Front Workers Affiliation. He claims the new group numbers 28,000 members and controls nearly all Greater New York piers, asserting major debt burdens for others.
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