Camp Wise Rally Secures Victory Over Remounts
Camp Wise, before about three to four hundred fans at League Park, stunned the Remounts 5 to 4 with a four run third inning. Gately pitched well, backed by ten-fielding teammates, while Williams started for Camp Wise before Smith finished. Remounts countered with three runs in the third and fourth, including Nichols' two hits and Wagner's two-bagger, but Wise held on for the win.
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Wartner
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Wahney
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Ianing
Wilama
Williams Leads Slow Game With Curious Play By Officials
Unclear OCR notes describe Williams and Gately in a sequence of plays with multiple outs and scores. Mentions Williams 3 off Asmith J am t Gately, several 4s and 2s by Williams and Cateley, and an umpire named Bhatt or Van Dewmark.
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Asmith J
Williams
Gately
Bass
Brooks Field Triumph Ends Skid Over Camp Stanley
Brooks field defeated Camp Stanley 8 to 4 in a pitchers duel between Countryman Seymour and Halligan. Wolfe sparked Stanley with a double and Oswald drove in runs, but Brooks answered with a two-run fourth and the decisive eighth frame as May stole second and scored on Leavenfield’s double.
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Camp Stanley
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Oswalds
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May
Leavenfield
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James
Colling
Warnhart
Leventooth
Wit
Ika Walle Tolen
Collins
Maystay Reiftices
Morter
Heanry
Countremain
Jazz Recruiters Claim Jazz Music Draws Recruits
In New York a U S S recruit aboard a wooden battleship in Union Square says jazz music from the ship's band stirs young men more than Marseillaise or The Star Spangled Banner. He notes men salute during the anthem but rush to recruiters during jazzy performances.
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New York
Wil
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Union Square
Army Team Defeated by Civilian Rifles on Municipal Range
Civilian marksmen defeated Army at a municipal range with ten men per team. Names include Venn, J We Sellatium, Steiber, Sweet, Miller, Schofield, Goldthorp, Hindlater, Kinney, and Mitchell among others. A rematch is planned Sunday evening with Lt Le Lille and five men, followed by combined competition.
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Civilian Rifles
Army Sea
Wade
Steiber
Sweet
Ant
Maller
Uee Draeedeene LS
Andis
Le'lille
Ivy Wil Shook Agaist
CY Goldthorp
da Hell
TH. Levital
Inch
Clatsel
Qline
HW. H. Mitchell
Os.aris
Lieut. Sras
J.C Hindlater
B. Kinney
J. W. Schofield
OL Miller
American League Nears ILE Baseball Highlights
Amateur score fragment shows a baseball box with innings and runs, mentioning pitchers and batters in a tense near finish. Names appear garbled but indicate a pitchers and fielding sequence with late scoring.
Father Poor at Excuses Cited by Willie’s Tale
A dinner speech by Senator Joseph TE Rausdell recalls a boy Willie who loses his excuse note from his father as a joke on parental reliability. The teacher asks for an excuse from the father and Willie quips that his father is bad at excuses, since his mother always finds him out.
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Joseph TE. Rausdell
Louisiana
Willie
Philadelphia
National League baseball results and a money themed verse
Scant readable box scores show Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago and Philadelphia games with varied innings and battery details. The page also includes a stray money themed poem or verse noting investment help and perseverance, attributed to the Courier-Journal.
19th Infantry and Mechanics to Play at Sam Houston
The Mechanic Repair Shops team and the Nineteenth Infantry will stage a postponed exhibition at Sam Houston Park this afternoon around five, with free admission. The Infantry, noted for recent upsets, appears ready to challenge the Mechanics, who seek to maintain their strong form despite the heat.
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19Th Infantry and Mechanics
Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston
Mechanica! Repair Shops
Ninegoentle Infantry Cid
Houston Baselll Dianand
Goar
Nineteenth Infantrys
Brooks Field
Jake Atay
Army League
West End Triumphs Over Leona Street Blues in Weekend Clash
West End beat Leona Street Blues with an 11 to 16 score. Rodriguez Bernal and Perez powered the offense with homers by Bernal and Rodrigues. Pere collected four of five as the batter, while Kuntz and Galindo stood out for the losers.
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Leona Street Blues
Rodriguez
Bernal
Perez
Rodrigues
Pere
Kuntz
Galindd
RW. E
Funoz
Stele
Moore Club Shoots At Track Bridge Park Medals Won
Moore Gun Club held a Sunday shoot at Track Bridge Park with Arthur Witchell and Alex Saffarrans winning medals for best scores. Professionals like Saunders dominated high honors as scores ranged from 42 to 36 out of 50 with several competitors listed.
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Arthur Whichell
Alex Saffarrans
Medlais
Trackbnridge Park
Moore Gun Club
Arthur Witchell
Saunders
Alex Saffar
Mack Rae
Ten. Moore
Mathieu
Dr. Farrell
O. Parker
Major Rleigh
Dr. Johnson
EB. Evers
Roc. Grace
R.A. Arthoy
Mr. Sannenders
Fish Eggs That Grow on Bushes Along Alaska Coast
Herring along the Southern Alaska coast spawn in shallow near shore waters attaching eggs to floating seaweed or rocks. Native Indians harvest by throwing brush into the water, gathering the brush to scrape off the eggs, and drying the fish for food.
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Alaska
Promoters of Horse Meat Syndicate Face Trial in Chicago
Promoters associated with the horse meat syndicate led by Otto Nreutkreuts known as Big Otto and August Beneke face imminent Chicago trials. Authorities say they used a patriotic wartime motive to defraud investors by selling stock in a Kunz Packing venture. Government charges detail a multi million dollar scheme with planned contract profits and sales of stock to foreign buyers.
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Associated Prey
Chicago
Otto Nreutkreuts
Big Otto
August Beneke
Horse Meat Syndicate
Post Office
Dbreitkrentz
Frank Kuna
Kunza
Kunz
Otto
Juul
Wilson
Hoover
Lord Northclift
Kunz Packing Company
Perils of Jug Fishing Told by the Credit Man
A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls jug fishing on the river with jug lines and large catfish. Old river fishermen describe 150 pound cats, races of boats, and nimble canoe bets, interwoven with domestic anecdotes.
Big boxing card at Camp Travis tonight
A grand entertainment program at Camp Travis features thirteen events starting at 5 o clock. The lineup includes boxing and wrestling with a notable Canadian speaker on liberty and a humorous interlude, promising a lively evening for several thousand spectators.
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Camp Travis
Chris Christiansen
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