Camp Lewis Beats Shipyard Nine 10 to 9 in Labor Day Tilt
Camp Lewis downed a pick up Shipyard team 10 to 9 in a pitchers’ duel highlighted by Roy Brown’s long homer into left. Louie Guisto joined Brown as one of the few players to hit the feat in this ballpark. Batteries Camp Lewis Wickenry and Roland Shipyards Lukanovic and Newman.
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Roy Brown
Louie Guisto
Camp Lewis
Wickenry
Roland
Shipyards
Lukanovic
Newman
Couple Weds After Forty-Five Year Romance
In Chicago on September 13, Mrs. Sarah Leming Shep 73 of St. Paul Minnesota and Rev Dunham 75 of Delaware D married here today after a romance spanning 45 years. The ceremony occurred yesterday in the presence of Mrs. Dunham's children W G Shepherd United Press correspondent Foss R Shepherd of Grand Rapids Michigan and Paul Sauver of St. Paul. The couple had become engaged 45 years ago when Miss Leming returned from work in India. A report that Miss Leming had died was not true and Dr Dunham later remarried after her return. Two years ago the couple widow and widower met again.
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Chicago
Sarah Leming Shep
St. Paul
Minn
Rev
Dunham
Delaware
Childen
W. G. Shepherd
United Press
Foss R. Shepinm
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paul Sauver
War alters sports scene as 1918 season winds down
With the 1918 world series finished Boston Red Sox hold a flawless World Series record. Football emerges as the favored sport as army and navy teams and camp squads draw fans. Players shift to war-related work and plans for a weekend league next summer are discussed.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Army
Navy
Ruth
Harry Hooper
California
Wallie Schang
Buffalo
Ten Bouts Set for Portland Boxing Benefit Card
The Portland event features ten fast bouts with September 20 headliner between Bob McAllister and Marty Farrell. Willie Hoppe wins defer red classification in New York and will tour the country giving Red Cross exhibitions. Red Sox players divide 20 thousand four hundred thirty seven dollars and forty five cents from world series receipts, each earning one thousand one hundred eight dollars and forty five cents.
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Portland
Bob McAllister
Marty Farrell
Hoppe
The
Red Cross
Red Sox
Theatrical Man Dead In Los Angeles
Edward J. Martin Seattle theatrical employee dies in Los Angeles at age 31. He was long tied to the Moore theatre staff and leaves a sister Mrs. C A Van Wart, a mother, a father, a sister Margaret, and a brother Jack. He was unmarried.
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Edward J. Martin
Seattle
Moore Theatre
Los Angeles
C. A. van Wart
Martin
Margaret
Jack
FE. Union St
War ruling on college football sparks Hitchcock request
Senator Hitchcock asked the War Department to decide if intercollegiate football can be played this year. He warned that the Students Army Training Corps occupying many colleges will bar football and hinder Red Cross and war work funding. Nebraska could donate about $15,000 to the Red Cross if play proceeds.
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Washington
Hitchcock
War Department
Army Training Corps
Army
Red Cross
Uni
Versity
Nebraska
The
Meehan Ready to Meet Dempsey in San Francisco Bout
Willie Meehan declares he is ready for Jack Dempsey in San Francisco tonight in a war relief bout. The Navy fighter contends the "human submarine" cannot be put away. Dempsey says he is in condition to face Meehan Willard or any man, and notes difficulty finding sparring partners for the layoff.
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Meehan
Dempsey
San Francisco
Willie Meehan
Jack Dempsey
Willie
Navy
Willard
Seattle Casting Club Forms for Bait and Fly Fishing
A group of Seattle sportsmen organized the Seattle Casting club under national fly and bait laws and with a charter from the National Fly and Bait. Helm was elected president. The club plans actions at Woodland Park on September 22 to compete with the Tacoma club.
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Seattle Casting Club
Helm
National
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