Tener Resigns Presidency of Old League
John K Tener resigns as president of the National League and as a member of the National Commission amid war strain and Crowder orders, expediting the 1914 World Series planning. He notes the move to allow faster selection of a successor and to ease commission duties during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
OLD League
New York
John K. Tener
National League
League
National Commission
John Kinley Tener
National Baseball League
Pennsylvania
Mr. Tener
Ireland
Juy
America
Wittsburg
Worl
Wilbur Robinson
Brooklyn Nationals
Anson
Chicago Nationals
A Bae
Double header at repair shops army league attraction
Army league fans will see a weekday double bill at the Repair Shops diamond on Fort Sam Houston. Kelly Field faces the Nineteenth Infantry in the first game at 3:30 p.m. and the Repair Shops meet Brooks Weld in the second at 5:30 p.m., with Camp Wise and Countryman’s squad also scheduled to play and Kelly Field sending a large crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Kelly Field
Nineteenth Infantry
Welly Field
John Wise
Brooks Wield
Kelly Wield
Camp Stanley
Calwan
Camp More
Cavalrymen’s
Camp Morse
Ice and Brewery Machinery Dismantling for Immediate Sale
The Schober Ice & Brewing Co on Josephine Street will dismantle its plant and offer for sale ice making machines boilers bottles bottling machinery wooden and enamel storage tanks puters steam pumps and other appliances. For prices and particulars contact P. O. Box 871 or phone Travis 532.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schober Ice & Brewing Co
Josephine Street
P. O. Box
Travis
Rey
Standing of the clubs Army League play at Brooks Field
Army League standings feature Yorlay Nineteenth Infantry and Kelly Field facing Brooks Field at Repair Shops Camp Joh Wise Camp Stanley Camp Morse Lemount with results and positions in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorlay
Nineteenth Infantry
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
Joh Wise
Camp Stanley
Morse
Lemount
Dee
Camp Morse Ane
Brooksfield
John Wise
Baseball scores headline from early league games
A jumble of late 19th century baseball box scores and results shows the Philadelphia Phillies beating St Louis 6 to 4 at St Louis, plus scattered notes from other games including Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, New York and Detroit with partial line scores and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raston Eens
Cleveland Coon Sol
Washington
New York
Ane
Chicago Sone Loo AG
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cere
Detroit
Seatrene
National League Scores and Batter Details
Summary of NL games with Chicago defeating Brooklyn six to three and Boston routing St Louis ten to three. Cincinnati beat New York four to three as Philadelphia fell to Pillshore and Philadelphia’s team combined for four runs. Detailed batter pairings listed for multiple games.
Futurity Purses Highlight Kentucky Trotting Meet
Lexington Ky Aug 7 The Kentucky Trotting Breeders Association plans about 90000 in purses at the meeting Sept 30 to Oct 12 led by the 14000 Kentucky futurity for three year olds. Starters may include Nelly Dillon Potoc dune Chestnut Peter Dr Elmore and others with entries from eighteen states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Canada
Nelly Dillon
Potoc Dune
Chestnut Peter
Dr. Elmore
Tco Direct
Ruth Mainsheet
Miriam Guy Selka
Jennifer
Romeo
David Guy
Vetor Vonia
Sunny Smiles
Melkum
Kenta Racing
Vipton
Kentalarse Breeders’ Association
Usta
Chreevenrolds
Kentucky Futurity
Tiree-Yvear-Olds
Transylvania
Breeders’ Stake
Castleton
Cumberland
Ashland
Madden to retire as famed Kentucky horse breeder
John Madden of Lexington announces retirement from breeding after decades as a top breeder and wholesaler of thoroughbreds. He plans to auction stud horses including Ogden and Star Shoot along with mares from a renowned dam line, noting a significant sale precedent set last January and naming key buyers and heirs to his stud farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ve Tcedere
le Lexington
Madden
Ainburg
Mieldon
Hamburg Place
Wickliffe
Jamiacy
Mrr
Ogden
Cine
Amerie
Naysaul
Coine Dent
Apt. Ral Tare
Baltimore
Fring Rock
Alt. Rassier
California
Porto Rico Tobacco Prices Boosted by Crop Outlook
Porto Rico planters may fetch high prices for their crops as buyers rethink the shrinkage in the anticipated 25 million pound harvest. Prices rise with buyers assuming recent purchases could yield per pound well above 40 cents, matching or beating last year’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Porto Rico
Casualty List Reported From General Pershing to War Dept
The casualty list lists soldiers killed in action and wounded in a War Department report. Names span multiple states including Idaho, Florida, Kansas, New York, Massachusetts, and Michigan, with ranks of lieutenant, corporal, and private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
War Department
Willard EH
Hazey
Toledo
Wilson
Kelles
Barte
Deih
Oryfina
Idaho
Frank JL McOnnell
Itichwond
Marston
Vensacala
Fla
W. Payne
Charleston
Westarts
George T. Aghe
Kansas
Clayton
Del
STUL
William J. Rohma
Homer
Wis
Cambridge
Enaqonent
Shoken
N. Radinowits
Tolas
George Ut
Ing
Arig
TOUT
Methuen
Mass
Velie
Ata
New Yorks City
Belly
Wee
Weny
Caneard
Terry Jtapte
Ley
York
Hokey
Wounts
Corel Porat
Wallace G
Cox
New Tat
Mone
Willis LO Sproueh
Stin- Clayton J. Baker
Tate MI
Curnery
Frankfort
Ind
Ptam Ji
Wergubon
Gre City
ALG
Kings Mills
Ohio
Tawind
Dubuqne
Marine Casualty List Remains Readable Despite Fragmented Names
A damaged marine casualty list shows numerous fragmented names and locations across the United States, including entries tied to Virginia New York and Ohio. The document lists individuals such as DURKIN, McCORMICK, GARNETT, and KOCHIS alongside towns like Auburn and Kenosha, reflecting a broad national roll with unclear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leste
Ey Durkin
M'Cormick
Uhettantam
York
D. Wilelita
Man
Chiesa
Tbnot
Kureha
Utah
Yorn
St Uightanl
Artherr
Hosel
Warren
Spring
HIV
Owals
AM M. Garnett
Amon Sprhiga
Cole
Weed
Holly
James A
Alsolrock
Chaffee
Ann
Bag
Harold HH
Dudksonvillas
Tituots
Wrvin
Letche Kenest
Ronvil
ATAD
Nsingham
Capes
Minn
Houma
Nomenie
Tkhamian
Misa
Garett
Highland Garrison
Koerner
Ala
Auburn
Milwankee
Houlnte
Kapal
Cranesville
Tom Kochis
City
Ohio
Wis
William IT
William A. Ply
Chicago
Stanley Strains
Heelu
Sdi
James Pave
Wheeler
Linden
N. d
Watams Itty
Renin Yan
New York
SH “Cadman
Portand
Ore
Ballard
Pruitt
Danville
Camp Travis boxing program features grudge fight and draws crowd
At Camp Travis building No 33 Y M C A boxing program staged a grudge fight and multiple bouts. Dalton and Gunsellman fought two rounds while Costa toppled Gunsellman. several matches ended in draws and a wrestling match saw Mullen defeat Bredenburg after five minutes. Morse sang between bouts to entertain the large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tr
Erron
Quartermaster Corps
Thrie
Jerry Dalton
460Th Motor Truck Company
Gunsellman
Troop M
Fourteenth Cavalry
Dalton
Andy Costa
343D Motor Truck Company
Costa
Jerry
Worden
Satterfield
Hoffman
Robinson
Hutslar
Pentinal
Leo Fredenburg
Quartermatter Corps
F. P. Mullen
Field Artillery
Sam Houston
Mullen
Bredenburg
Sam Cuecie
2Th Company
Fredenburg
Morse
Riley off to Memphis for boxing gig with Shekoy Lagrio
Mickey Wiley known as the singing boxer heads to Memphis for a fort Worth engagement and will meet his opponent as yet undisclosed. He is noted in local boxing circles for developing Joe Mandot and is expected to draw a strong crowd. The Travelers Cigar Shop on Ave. C promotes preferred cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Wiley
Fort Worth
Ville
Shekoy Lagrio
Kegan
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Niley
Memphis
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
Ave. C
Fort Worth and Memphis Riley Bout With Andy Dans At Camp Staney
In a boxing note from Camp Stanley, Antonia is mentioned as staying in while Riley and Memphis travel from Fort Worth and Memphis for a planned bout with Andy Dans. The short item hints at training camp arrangements and matchup chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Memphis
Riley
Andy Dans
Camp Staney
Antonia
Italy praised as land of unlocked doors by American Red Cross official
Associated Press correspondence reports F C Thwaits of Milwaukee in charge of Red Cross work in Italy praising the openness of Italians. He says hotel doors in Italy are left unlocked and valuables safe. Americans often leave cars and coats unattended with no theft. He notes honesty and willingness to help from locals and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Italy
F.C. Thwaits
Milwaukee
American Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heer
William N. Heer
Guthrie, Okla
United States
Travis Club
Avenue
Jiggs
George McManus
Mechanics
19Th Infantry
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Europe
Southern Pacific
Houston
Victoria
Sunset
New Orl
el Paso
Eagle Pass
New Orleana—Ly
Houston Street
Army League
Philadelphis
Inniesen Val McAvoy
Sotheron, Mouck and Nunamaker
Cleveland
Harper
Matteson
Ainsmith
Bagby
O'Neill
New World
R. Hw
UO Gol
Chianeo
Sanders
Boston
Wetroit
Iys
Sehang
Cunningham
Kallio
Stamige
Hoxton
Brooklyn
AL Benge
Bey Chicaro
Myler
Martin and
Silhfer
Coombs and
Miller
KR. IL
Merdows and
Gonzales
Ragan and Wilson
Cincinnati
Toston Te Ewes Us
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad
South Flores Street
H. Schultz
Futurity
Kentucky Trotting Association
Agventiues
Kia
Mark Twain
Biter
Nelethiar
Mark
Camp Travis
Battlers
Boxer
Union Si
Engle-Webb Company
Alamo Plaza
Phone Crockett
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!