Remounts Selves Fall To Mechanics In Third Straight Win
The Mechanics beat the Remounts 13 to 1 for the third straight meeting this season. W Knaupp led with three singles and two doubles in five at bats, driving eight runs as Bertetti and Hovel also excelled in the field and at the plate. Rain halted play in the fourth inning but resumed after a brief delay.
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Bee
W. Knaupp
T. Knaupp
Bertetti
Shops
Jupiter Plarins
Shaps
H. Knapp
Rerble
Snyder
Kraft
Wasner
Knapp
Tunners
W. Kramp
Fairchilds
Hovel
Fairchild
Howard
Winters
Kamipo
Sovder
Zinn
Crond
Whiteond
Croud
Craud
Oriello
Es Smith
P .Trickey
P Shamy
TH. O. A
TE Bagean
Ifui
Wnty
Snyder Serati
Ryan
Hoevel
Rfot
Boy
Meehan
Tanings
Dye Smith
Brickey
W. Hk
Ostelun Saere
Wragton Kuan Hergettl
Howards Wek
Salth
Umnires
Trowie Wale
Camp Wise topples Morse in lopsided Army League game
Camp Wise dominated Camp Morse 8 to 0 as airmen’s timely hitting fueled seven safeties and mounting runs. Tom Cannon and teammates led with singles while pitcher Monagan and Salmon kept Morse at bay, limiting their offense and sealing the win for Camp Wise.
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Cannon
Dolan
Camp Wise
Wilkes
Hughes
Loyd
Manesan
P Meshior
Diven
Galmon
John Wise
N Watson
A.essee Vandenmark
Prury
O'Malley
McGley
Dickerson
Connell
Raley
Cde
Camp Morse O.cecesseres
John Wine
Camp John Wise to Stage First Boxing Show Friday
Lieut O B Roberts in charge of Camp John Wise athletic activities has arranged a boxing and wrestling program at the YMCA on Friday night there. Eight events feature five boxing bouts and four wrestling matches with bouts including welterweight clash Jimmy Davis of Ogden Utah and Battling Nick Cutiguila.
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O. B. Roberts
Camp
John Wise
Young Men's Christian Association
Anateles
Camp Wise
Roberts
Kdimmy
Kid) Davis
Ogden
Utah
Nick Cutiguila
Davis
Iehaiting
Jimmy Duffy
Harry Trendall
Leo Kxell
Id Garvin
Battling Donaldson
Cutiguola
Welly Field
Rob Roy
K. Q. Kid
Young Lambert
Kelly Field
Clyde Lent
BE. Stewart
A. Zes
Civilian Rifle Team Beats Tulle Army at Municipal Range
The civilian rifle team defeated Lieut St Gepatle's army rifle team yesterday at the Municipal Range by US points using Enfield rifles. Teams plan a rematch next Sunday morning, with detailed scores for both rifle and pistol rounds. The Liberty VasteL Club will hold a match shoot Tuesday night.
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Lieut St. Ge'Patle
TOA. Bieber
el Wets Daiut J. d Alles Ss Cap
Kirby
Liberty Vastel
Saffarrans First in Moore Gan Club Shoot at Brackenridge
Saffarrans won first in a Brackenridge shoot turne d into a Sunday afternoon event. Alex Saffarrans led by three points over Moo Mae Chien and ACS Witchell finished second. Tyrankine tied for third as conditions and scores listed include multiple shooters with varying totals. The club holds its shoot every Thursday and Sunday at 4 o'clock.
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Moore Gan
Brackenridge
Alex Saffarrans
Moo
Mae Chien
ACS
Witchell
Tyrankine
J. OL Nithiou
Igo
A. S. Witchell
Moore
Mrankine
Walter Krank
de, Johnson
Wolff
Alex Thuft
Mrante Craddock
I McKee
Maule
Prohe
St. Burkhart
War Tides Edge French Ruins as Allies Take Cities
In the war torn districts of France many former cities and villas have been deliberately effaced by the Hun. Recovered suites or areas show the name of a city painted on a board, a scarce clue on a wall to identify battifications amid the ruins.
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France
Chicago and Washington baseball scores mixed in details
In the American League a game saw Washington beat Chicago 8 to 0 in the first game. The second game results show Chicago scoring 3 and Washington 6 with pitchers and batters like Shellback and Sehalk noted among the lineups.
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Chicago
Washington
Rot. C
Batteri
Sehalk
Shaw
Vieinieh
Shellback
Johnson
National League scores and color presentation report
Baseball results list Chicago Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati with multiple games and scorelines. A separate item notes the University of Texas school colors presented to the Austin Radio School by University president Robert J Vinson and the Austin Knitting Association.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Robert J. Vinson
Austin Knitting Association
Nathan Steern Dies In New Orleans
Nathan Steern, president of the Steers Foundry and Machinery Co., prominent in business and financial circles, died at his home in New Orleans after a fatal knife wound, with police stating the injuries were self inflicted. He was found unconscious in his office with multiple throat wounds.
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Nathan Steern
New Orleans
Nathan Stoerm
Steers Foundry and Machinery Company
Steern
World Series schedule fixed despite protest from Frazee
Cincinnati and Boston reports detail the National Commission's plan for the world series. The first three games were set for the pennant winner’s city and the remaining four, if needed, in the opposite league's city. Frazee protests the Chicago start as unfair to Boston.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commssion
Frazee
Boston Americans
Wnd
National Commission
Johnson
Bruce
Heydler
Neady
Boston
Mass
Ilaw, Drane
Wrazen
Chicago
Prize Bowling Match at St Joseph's Hall Planned
The city bowling groups are invited to a grand prize event at St Joseph's Hall on Sunday September 1 under St Joseph's Society. Alleys moved to the basement and remodeled for this first grand opening. Contest starts at 9 o'clock and runs to late afternoon with 40 to AO prizes for winners. Participants should bring their own finger balls.
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St. Joseph's Hall
St. Joseph's Society
Leff
Boxing match set for six rounds at Y2 by Athletic Club
Andy Dans and Jerry Dalton are scheduled for a six round clash Monday night at Y2 by Athletic Director Chris Christensen. Both are professional boxers with solid win records and strong résumés backing their bout.
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Andy Dans
Jerry Dalton
Chris Christensen
Tosh
Limit on Passenger Car Output for Balance of 1918
Washington August 28 Manufacturers of passenger automobiles and repair parts agreed with the War Industries Board to cut production in the last six months of 1918 to 25 percent of total 1918 output. The board will grant preferential access to materials to balance stock on hand. Plants with excess steel must lend to others. The accord aims to reduce auto output by at least 50 percent for the period and notes unclear plans after December 31 1918. The action stems from unbalanced inventories worth about 140 million dollars and aims to align materials with car manufacture.
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Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
Mit
Austin Labor Day Plans Readied With Programs
Labor Day activities outlined in Austin include a union event with music and speeches at Barton Springs, no parade planned. Rev D H Kirkpatrick of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church will preach a Labor Day Sunday sermon in a city park next Sunday evening.
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Austin
Barton Springs
D. H. Kirkpatrick
Cuntherland Tresbyterian Church
Boothroyd Death By Own Action Case In Houston
Justices of the Peace ruled a death by own action in the Boothroyd case. C od Boothroyd, general agent for the Constitutionalist Railways of Mexico in the southern US, was found fatally wounded in his Houston office last Saturday afternoon.
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Boothroyd
Houston
Tex
Justices of the Peace Tansk
C Od
Constitutionalist Railways of
Mexico
United States
Radicals Endorse Wilson Plan for Nations Unity
Paris August 26 The Radical party executive committee adopted no resolution backing President Wilson’s Society of Nations plan Instead the party will urge its members in the French chamber to work toward realizing such a plan The item mentions the 1000 per cent Tobacco House and The Travelers Cigar Shop on Ave C.
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Wilson
Paris
Radical Party
Society of Nations
Mie
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
Ave. C
Rattlesnake Hunter Keeps Livelihood With Dog as Helper
Cipriano Montez, an aged Mexican resident near the city, profits from catching rattlesnakes with his cur dog as helper. He nets snakes, selling dead for 20 to 25 cents a pound or live at a higher price, and faces occasional dog license hurdles with the city mayor. The dog aids in the perilous task, drawing praise for its instincts despite the dangerous work.
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Cipriano Montez
Montez
Qell
Two Championship Titles To Be Decided Tonight
Tonight at Y M C A 32 a big program features wrestling between Blackwood Cam Travis and Sherburne Kelly Field in a two out of three falls final. The boxing main for Southern Department title sees Andy Dans versus Jer my Dalton in six two minute rounds. Both fighters stand 136 pounds and boast strong records as they seek the lightweight crown for the quarter year. Several other strong bouts complete the card.
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Andy Dans
Jermy Dalton
Dalton
East
United States
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