Mechanics Fall to Kelly Field Wing in Army League Battle
Harper of the Mechanics suffers defeat as Kelly Field Wing George Stringer dominates seven innings with precise control. Fernandez stars for Kelly Field Wing with key hits and a trio of runs in the sixth inning. A rare triple play by Bertetti and Knaupp stifles Mechanics rally as the crowd watches a tighter race for The Light’s trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Harper
Gatled Jear
Auton
Methanics
To & Joss
Kelly Wield
George Stringer
Kelly Wiel
Leo
League Park
Saa
Kelly
Harper
Tuck
Fernandez
Gilroy
Brown
Spreitzer
Grond
Starr
Richards
Warn
Knaapp
Sanyder
Harm
Plas
Rieharts
Stringer
Learns
Whanis
Baggau
Birdmen
Fernandes
Gilrey
Snyder
Holling
Browning
Harpe
Bertetti
Aviators
Bierman
Sprictzer
Kraft
Jaurtery
W. Knaupp
Fairchilds
Knaupp
Untitled baseball recap with mixed credits and errors
A jumbled box score style note lists pitchers Harper Stringer Howard and others, with runs, hits, bases, errors, and fielding miscues. Names like Wylinis Speer Reppelyn and Bringer appear amid stray phrases and timing markers.
Remounts rally past Camp Stanley in low-scoring game
The Remounts defeated Camp Stanley 12 to 1 after a rough day for Camp Stanley pitcher McQueen. Seymour led Remounts with two hits and solid defense at short, while Whiteside and Echols limited Camp Stanley’s bats. Both sides played clean defense, but Remounts seized the momentum early and rolled to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Stanley
McQueen
Ryan Wield
Seymour
Whiteside
Stanley
Cimm
Ale Nichols
Avant
Kerbel
Crowd
Reo
Hoz
Hennemuth
Orta
Meaneen
OATH
Behalf
Sleeeereerrees
Keymiour
Oswald
Vountrymian
Nea
Camp
Fragmented Old Baseball Note Pivots Between Players and Plays
A garbled OCR style record lists players Ma Reedel Whitecom Mennemuth and Oswald with mentions of a deal and an ostrich owt. It references a 1:55 time, a passed ball by Houston Aytine, an umpire U'liara, and events like hit by a pitcher and deft on bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedel
Whitecom
Mennemuth
Deal
Oswald
McQueen
Whiteside
Nall
Whiteatle
Houston Aytine
U'liara
National League scores with mixed results across cities
New York defeats Chicago 2 to 0 in Chicago as Schopp and Rari denote the battery for the visitors. Boston edges Pittsburgh 2 to 1 behind Nebf and Wagoner. Brooklyn falls to St. Louis 3 to 1 at St. Louis with Robertson, Miller, Donk, and Gonzales handling the batteries. Philadelphia over Cincinnati 3 to 4 at Cincinnati with Stegg and Adams on the mound and Wingo catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Robertson and Miller
Donk and Gonzales
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Stegg
Adams
Miler
Wingo
Chicago
Duisbury
New York
St Louis
Toston
Eveeel
Frank EF
Dye
Hacherter
N. Y
Orp
Wobert Anderson
Tierivard
Jenny Io Suster Cunnningus Cook
Wanexo
Corps
George E. Mellor
Fowall
Masy
Buryslar
George la. Goin
Meriden
Conn
Joseph EB. Baratela
Nadlete Massy
Julian
Brogies
Aumenta
Janay
Anthony Garin
Woodhaven
St. Johnsbury
Willem
Earls
Hartford
Wames A. Mogarty
Chark the
Hast &J
Joseph Oo
Wegny Revers
Mary
Charles Wild
Gawenee
Mich
Dudley Alford
Darbun
Mass
Ary Martin Admond
Dequeen
Ark
Arthur S.anderson
Lockport
Clair Foerrks Andrews
Binghamton
Harvey G. Bancroft
Theresa
N. Yo
Tarnet Bisnovleh
Witterbury
Anthony Rokney
Scranton
Frank Miner
Chicaca
Joseph PL Nucent
Worrester
Masa
Nicholas T Morgcinl
Waterbury
John Ot. Pekett
Fternel
Pinehofake
Seconda Vorgle
Watlinetors
Oy Ene
Bronchos and White Sox Tie For First In Junior League
An indoor junior league double header at the YMCA featured the White Sox beating the Giants and the Bronchos outlasting the Cardinals in a final inning rally to 4. Joank Wyatt pitched well for the White Sox, Cirado led with three hits, and May stole two bases for the losers. Next Saturday the Cardinals face the Giants and the White Sox meet the Bronchos.
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Ronchos
Nea
White Sox
Cardinals
Young Men's Christian Association
Giants
Anal
Hronchos
Joank Wyatt
Cirado
Frank Wyatt
May
Elever
Qoesinger
Imates
Uesinger
Collier Exchimade
Bass
Camp Wise 5 Nineteenth 3 ends squad’s third defeat
Niederman pitched well for Camp Wise as the Wisemen lost 5 to 3 to the Nineteenth. Doli and Vandermarks drove in runs for Camp Wise, while costly errors and defensive bobbles aided their defeat. Repeated miscues limited support for Niederman despite a Sparkling first inning two-run triple by Doli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samp Tobn Wise
Palloonists
Uufantrymen
Niederman
Wisemen
Doli
Deeley
O'Malles
Ester
Votan
Isdny Msi
Ineos
Cobh
Vandermarks
Sac- Mfivox
Cae
Vandermark
Jby Neiderman
Warley
Neiderman
Kaley
Watson
Koster
Harwood
E—O
Brooks Field 10 Morse 2 In Mays Strong Camp Morse Defeat
May struck out 21 of 83 Morse batters and allowed 25 to retire as Brooks Field won 10 to 2. May dominated with a swift fastball and scattershot control while Cannon and Levenfeld contributed on offense with key hits. Camp Morse offered five May hits and some errors as Brooks Field backed May’s pitching with timely runs and fielding.
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Kelly Field
Stanley
Brooks
John Wise
May
Camp
Morse
Mosser
Rf Halligan Ehffel
Levenfeld
Carty
Williams
Hughes
Ldoya
Pay
McDonali
O'Leary
Meshlere
Brant
Vane
Seoro
Brooks Field
Camp Morse
Erstese
Suman Twao
Walibeyey
Colling
Severn
Arnhart
Heart
Cannon
Threeshase Allen
Coil
Mosse
Woyd
Balis
Loyal
Lloyd
Allen Ballard
Meld
Camp Morac
Wilt
Cannan
Amo
Lionheart and
Forseberz
League Scores and Results From St Louis to Philadelphia
Baseball roundup with scores from St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland and Washington. Includes line scores pitchers and key batters from each game and mentions a tobacco shop advertisement.
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Wan Fe
Cleveland
Toston Aewt
Washington - Ats
New_York
BNO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit - Veer TD
Davy Crockett Rifle Club Plans Indoor Range Reopenings
The Davy Crockett Rifle Club announces reopening of indoor pistol and rifle practice at the new municipal pistol range. Practices begin Friday at 5 pm with weekly sessions to follow. Members urged to invite wives and daughters to spark a ladies rifle club. A later long range shooting session is also scheduled at Bracken Ridge Park each Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Crockett Rifle Club
Davy Crocketts
Antos
Casualty List Details Killed Wounded and Missing
The report lists Killed in Action and Wounded in Action among U S forces with many named individuals from cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee Hartford and Chicago. It reflects a large roster of casualties across multiple ranks and districts.
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Tom
Suh
Harry J
Donahue
Philadelphia
Fi Culyl
Edward Age
North Witwau- Conel
Harry It
Arry HW
Despain
Sparta
Athnal
Gilbert
Med Springfild
Masa
Ges Ai Weargs Cooker
Indi
Marl Duval
Kankake
Pearson
Clifford
Lehi
Broward Porttering
Cincinnati
Late Wolser
Idaho
Meuman B.temple
Kempton
CORPS
Clarence J. Buadley
Corumbuy
Wis
Meg
Batary Meise
Owouso
Portage
Wic
John Hy Ite T Moeriden
Conn
John Widdertele
Gyli Tonia
Mich
Robert Mattey McClure
Lhed
Mont
Cal
Wile Lb
Murray
Bange
John 2
Burkhard
Monroe
Doran Arthur Dieter
Barnine
Pon. Kloet
Grand Rap
Core Porala Withert
Atkins
Hicomingdale
Ohio
Clive Maxwell
Barney
Ditch
Carlos 3S
Cole
Meuiphus
Jenn
George J. Daly
Wallingford
Asgome LD
Grand Iiplds
Abbort WR. Green
Waterbury
Leonard Dtin
Meriden
Paul KH. Hewett
Sorin C. Johnson
Dobbs
Richmond
Minnedah
Wis. N. Y
Anci Lovibt
Carl Michalek
Cheshire
Thomas J. O'Conner
Arthur Montague Rickel
Detroit
John J. Shadroc
Bridgeport
Harry Lee Sherman
Quincy
Nick Tregear
Ironwood
Begler Jonn
Windsor Locks
Cosimo Vendetti
Whaiterbury
Cook John Knoxables
Forreston
Harry P. Adams
Emil Benhart Anderson
LaCrosse
Herton No Andrews
St. James
Ian
Richard ‘Atwell
Portland
Mick Rink ¥ Wale
West Chelmaford
Mans
Joseph Careclla
New Britain
Benjamin Raucaro
Chicago
Francis Tawyn
Marinettc
John D. Bexley
Palrview
Richard Brockhulzer
Rotterdam
Edward
Burris
Wilmington
Del
Floy Bennett
Muskerson
Rutherford
J. Benton
Nockville
Noah Wackwell
Marsha
George C. Butcher
Concord
Mass
Antonio Camera
New Haven
Adolph A. Cox
Parnell
Mat Itoy
Cudmore
Salem
Moss 7
Prank Cindles Dalnert
Radene Dammermuth
Seymour
Hazen & Doren
Sault Ste. Marie
Walter F. Dreher
James Dunbar
Evergreen
Tawa
Willam W. Dunn
Fred R. Duprey
Willimantic
John Ruchs
Tomah
Wiss Werman
Witetey
Tohn JT
Snead
Tyre
Vas
Jaseph Biytes
Caak
Cec
Teed
Canton
George Tennett
Joliet
T. Coorge
Burrows
Marisborough
John FP Butler
McConk
Neb
Paul VW Culver
Ned _ Oak
Franca A. Doyle
New York
Joseph Chreen
Kenneth 8
Kocf
Corning
Mike Mangl
New
Woody
Moon
Reford
Lawn
Harry EH. Roberts
ePawnee Wea
Marines Casualty List Names Several Killed in Action
A military casualty list reports the deaths of sergeant Herman Sir and private Lawrence Ernst from Aurora New York, and Boston area only. Also listed are Guy Y Hoxie of Ottawa M1 George Newyt of Kingston Pa and Leonard Opheim Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Herman Sir
York
Lawrence F. Ernst
Aurora
N.Y
Guy Y. Hoxie
Ottawa
George Newypt
Kingston
Leonard
Opheim
Williamson
Wounds Reported For Private Lawrence H From Action
In Jeffersonville a Private Lawrence H. Caprmait is reported wounded in action as details remain sparse. The record notes the soldier’s status and unit affiliation with limited available information.
Morning List of Dead TIELT.OMVILLE
Obituary list names numerous individuals with ranks and locations, including Elmer Burdett Nelson of Pontiac and Samuel Goldenberg of New York City, among others. The item notes deaths from disease and other causes with scattered hometowns such as Sharpsville, Winchester, and Milwaukee.
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Tielt
Omville
Johnson
Abbany
N.Y
Elmer Burdett Nelson
Pontiac
Mich
Samuet
A. Goldenberg
New York City
Bodig Lee
Narrows
Charles Mweridon
Sharpaville
Floyd Ibbotson
Dowigine
Morris Lynciick
Brookity
Isaac
Milwaukee
Guy Ghorne
Toston
Paul Nor Franiglin
WVEM
Mellen
Wis
Wankie
Kuipmont
Disikase
Julian W. Baldwin
Inast Orange
Bawleroy
Aoun L. Tower
Covington
George&, Edwards
Astoria
Dock Ross
Ark
Alps C. Roley
Alesandrin
Nicholas Higgins
New Haven
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Nets
George McManus
Fas
Harper Ff
Ieward
Stringer i
Harper Ager
Howard
Waener
Wylinis
Speer
Sprejtzer
Gagean
Gltrey
Hloward
Sterman
Warper
Howard Tringer
Pitcher
Erre Reppelyn
Bas Kelly
Tommies
Spreneer
Wid Diteh
Thal
Ryan
Quackenbush
SeComb
Ned Harton
W. L. Wars
AB. BR
Uuroy
Trown
Wbo
Richert
Suinger
Biernian
R. O. Y. Bagaan
H. Ixnaupp
Kratt
W. Naupp
Fairchild
Berretti
Hovel
Pans
Remounts
UCU
Carlisle
Alamo
War Economy Board
Jeff
Pershing
H. C. Fisher
Tle
Deane Ge
HC Picker
Army League
KW. i
Schopp
Rariden
Tyler
O'larrell
Boston
Pitsburgh
Pittsburg
UL EL von A S
Bronchos
White ‘ Sox
Wyatt
Definger
Collier
Tirado
Bass Star
Camp Wise
Ofantrymen
Moston
St. W
Sotheron
Nanamaker
Mays
Schang
Cicotte and Schalk
Perry and
Perkins
Tsatterson
Dausa
Kallio
Spencer
Mogridge
Walters
Washington
ROL BR
Morton and
O'Neill
Matteson
Ainsmith
Travelers' Cigar Shop
Ave. Co
Davy Crackets
Ladies’ Rifle Club
Cardinal Tey
Cardinal del MM. Varley
Mamaroneck
Cardinal Farley
Loston Gate
Casualty List
Ydent
Aubrey J. Baker
Norfolk
Vabulent
Johm McArthur
Freemont
Virginia
Usk
Lawrence H, Caprmait
Ind
Flores St. Travis
Millican-Brewer
Datinine Co
Choekett
Knight
Ini
Fai
Kendall County Fair
Southern Pacific
Houston
Victoria
New On
California
el Paso
Eagle Pass
New Orleans
Houston Street
Phorje Travis
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