Box Score Highlights From Yesterday's Baseball Game
Hooper hit two home runs while Luderus and Lewis also connected. Gardner doubled for a three base hit, and Luderus added a two base hit. Foster allowed two runs over two and a third innings, Mayer yielded six hits in two and one third, and Rixey struck out two. Stock and Hooper were hit by pitches, and Foster and Rixey hit batters. A double play featured Foster to Thomas to Hoblitzell.
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Hooper
Luderus
Lewis
Gardner
Foster
Mayer
Rixey
Thomas
Hoblitzell
Bancroft
Niehoff
Belgium Fire Gas Claims Stir Public Debate
Amid wartime rhetoric a Seattle veteran recalls gas suffering and calls for harsh action. In local budget news Mayor Gill and council clash over a 200000 bond levy due July, with arguments on using new bonds or taxing to meet debt service.
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Gill
Ednesday
Shrader
Schrader
Hanna
Fitzgerald
Bradford
Delcasse resigns as French Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister Delcasse resigns announced by Premier Viviani due to illness. Viviani has acted in his stead for several days. The sultan agrees to stop the Armenian massacre after the pope's letter prompting a promise to comply. The Musical Art society opens with a concert featuring 12 nations in Balllargeon building. A Seattle Chinese commentary argues against restoring China to monarchy.
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Paris
Delcasse
Viviani
Sultan
Rome
Correspondea
Musical Art Society
Balllargeon
War talk at luncheon reveals Almar Auzias de Turenne
Municipal league members and guests heard Almar Auzias de Turenne recount his wartime experiences from Canada to Ypres. The Seattle native, son of R. Auzias de Turenne, described enlisting cousins, artillery service, and training on Salisbury Plain, ending with trench life.
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Almar de Turenne
Seattle
Fred L- Boalt
Municipal League
Washington Annex
League
Almar Auzias de Turenne
de Turenne
R. Auzias de Turenne
The
Bank For Savings
Sch U4 Met
Canada
Atlantic
England
Salisbury Plain
Ypres
Ilfe
Archbishop Petrelli to represent pope at Mikado coronation
Arch bishop Petrelli apostolic delegate to the Philippines will represent the pope at the Japanese emperor's coronation, it was learned today from Rome.
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Rome
Petrelli
Philippines
Bell acquitted of conspiracy in Indianapolis mayoral case
A five week trial ends with Mayor Bell cleared of charges of conspiring to corrupt Marion County elections. The jury retired before 11 a m and returned a verdict of acquittal in Indianapolis on October 13.
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Indianapolis
Bell
Hell
Marion
Oil Strike Reported at Forks in Washington Coalmine?
F. L. Heldrich of Washington Oil Co. announces oil at Forks well in Clallam county. drilling to 2100 feet, says oil will support commercial use when depth achieved. He invites stockholders to a Friday meeting at 433 Henry building.
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F. L. Heldrich
Forks
Clallam County
Henry Building
Port Angeles
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F. 1. Heidrich Co
Eighth Ave
Adams
Loan Ratified in London for Allies Aid
In London the House of Lords ratified a half billion dollar loan to the Allied powers, advancing financial support for the war effort. The decision marks a major step in securing funding as tensions continue.
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London
House of Jorda
Bil
Prize Ship in Harbor Cardonia Captured and Sold
The British ship Cardonia is in port after being captured early in the war while named Orlando. It was later sold to a British shipping firm, marking a wartime transfer and sale of the vessel.
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Cardonia
Orlando
Seattle Highs Debate Seamen's Law Repeal Topic
Seattle high school debaters tackle a new topic for the year arguing that the La Follette seamen's law should be repealed. The resolution centers on maritime labor policy and congressional action.
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Seattle
German Foreign Minister Says Salonika Landing Worse Than Belgium Blow
Berlin Oct 13 Foreign Minister Von Jagow criticizes Allied landings at Salonika as worse than Germany's invasion of Belgium. He says Greece protested the landing, and that Entente troops acted on political opportunity rather than emergency. He insists Belgium’s neutrality violation cannot be compared with Greece.
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Greece
Germany
Carl W. Ackerman
Great Britain
Berlin
Belgium
von Jagow
United Press Today
Salonika
England
Hamilton
France
England Answers Charge of Berlin Foreign Minister
London reports a British official reply to Herr Von Jagow asserting the Allies did not take actions in Greek territory unwelcome to Greece. The statement compares Allied troop landings to Belgium neutrality violations and argues Greece had no treaty obligations breached.
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United Press
Iritaln
London
Herr von Jagow
Greece
Salonika
Germany
Belgium
Hooper Ends World Series With Two-Run Center Field Shot
Harry Hooper, Boston's 1915 Home Run Baker, delivers a ninth inning game winner driving the ball over center field bleachers to seal Boston's fourth straight victory as the series stays tied at 4 4. Philadelphia notes include Luderus and Paskert doubles and Cravath's RBI.
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Geo. R. Holmes
Philadelphia
Harry Hooper
Baker
Boston
Baseball inning recap with Gardner and Niehoff in action
In the second, Boston-Hoblitzell out and Mayer covered first on Luderus' play. Gardner tripled center, Barry scored on a single, Thomas also scored, Foster popped out, yielding one run on three hits with Gardner just shy of a home run. Niehoff struck out, Burns and Mayer fanned, Foster improving as Niehoff, Burns and Mayer swung hard.
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Boston
Hoblitzell
Luderus
Mayer
Lewis
Bancroft
Gardner
Barry
Thomas
Foster
Philadelphia
Niehoff
Burns
Hooper Ties Game With First Series Homer
Boston-Hooper drives a center field homer to tie the score as the ball lands in the crowd. Paskert singles, Mayer exits after giving up six hits and two runs while Bancroft and Gainer fail to spark the offense. The Phillies and Boston exchange one run on two hits with no errors.
Baseball summary of May game events at Cravath field
Boston Lewis flew to Whitted Gardner walked Barry forced Gardner at second Stock to Niehoff Thomas flew to Cravath no runs no hits no errors Thomas caught by Cravath at wall Philadelphia Cravath struck out Luderus hit a homer ball cleared fence by thirty feet Whit ted popped to Gardner Niehoff singled Niehoff scored when Gardner let Hooper throw get away and Thomas dropped the throw to the plate
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Boston
Hooper
Scott
Luderus
Speaker
Bancroft
Burns
Philadelphia
Stock
Paskert
Cravath
Foster
Thames
Hoblitzell
Whitted
Lewis
Gardner
Barry
Niehoff
Thomas
Gainer
Cady
Paskett
Dogey
Becker
Phillies
New Dress-Up Week Highlights Men’s Togs in Star
The Star teases readers about Dress-Up week featuring the latest men’s clothing and accessories from a Seattle business institution, urging attention to today’s page 7 announcements and noting the feature is timely for readers seeking updated menswear.
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Star
Seattle
Fifth Inning Plays Describe Rochelings and Stolen Bases
Boston Foster singles to center and Hooper reaches on a hit by pitch with Foster advancing. Scott lines out and a fielder’s choice brings Foster to third as Hooper slides to second. Gainer pops to Niehoff. Paskett flies to Speaker croft steal attempt but Thomas is tagged out. No runs, one hit, no errors. Attendance 20,306 receipts 52,029.
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Boston
Foster
Hooper
Scott
Whitted
Speaker
Rixey
Luderus
Niehoff
Phsteter
Paskett
Speaker Croft
Defensive inning ends with errors and no runs scored
In the sixth, Boston-Lewis is out as Bancroft to Luderus. Gardner fouls out to Burns. Barry advances on Bancroft’s error and reaches second on a low throw. Cady bats for Thomas and walks Foster out as Niehoff to Luderus. Runs, no hits, no errors. clubs’ shares $46,828.10. Scoring board rules an error by Hoop er in the fourth due to ground rules. Philadelphia-Cravath strikes out. Cady now catching for Rog Luderus walks. Luderus steals with Cady to Barry. Whit flies to Speaker. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Boston
Lewis
Bancroft
Luderus
Gardner
Burns
Barry
Cady
Thomas
Foster
Niehoff
Hooper
Philadelphia
Rog Luderus
Whit
Speaker
Play-by-play Baseball Inning Recap
Boston Hooper exits and Niehoff moves to Luderus. Scott advances to Luderus, Speaker leaves, Bancroft to Luderus. Niehoff out, Foster to Gainer. Burns fouled out to Foster. Rixey singles to left, Stock flies to Hooper. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Boston
Hooper
Niehoff
Luderus
Scott
Speaker
Bancroft
Philadelphia
Foster
Gainer
Burns
Rixey
Stock
Boston Red Sox Clinch Lead With Hooper's Rally
In a tense game Boston gains the upper hand as Hooper belts a center field homer breaking a tie. Gainer scores on a fielding play before being driven in by Lewis. Phillies pitcher Niehoff fanned and Burns out as the innings end with no further runs.
Little Girl Dying After Head Wound From Brother
Theresa Sagan five is gravely ill after being accidentally shot in the head by her 11 year old brother on Sunday. Dr W E McClain says only a miracle can save her as doctors battle to stabilize her condition.
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W. E. McClain
Theresa Sagan
Sunday
Two Sons Killed by the Same Shell in France
A Norfolk mother, Mrs Sudbury of Sudbury, learns her two soldier sons were killed in Northern France by the same shell. The tragedy confirms the family’s loss as the war toll mounts.
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London
Sudbury
Norfolk
France
Ishell
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