Yesterday's Major Leagues and College Results Recap
National League scores include Brooklyn eleven Philadelphia nine and New York six Boston four Chicago seven Cincinnati zero. American League results list Philadelphia three New York two in ten innings Boston two Washington zero and St Louis six Cleveland two in Chicago three Detroit one. International League notes Newark five Binghamton two Baltimore seven Buffalo one Toronto six Reading three Jersey City Rochester cold weather. American Association reports St Paul two Columbus zero Kansas City three Indianapolis one Napolis thirteen Louisville seven. Southern Association shows Mobile five Atlanta one Nashville Little Rock wet grounds Chattanooga Memphis rain. College results include West Virginia four Cornell two and Colgate five Union zero.
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Three Major League Games On Schedule Tonight
In baseball action tonight three games are listed including Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Boston at New York. Other AL matchups feature New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston and Detroit at cage. Additional games include St. Louis at Cleveland Buffalo at Baltimore Toronto at Reading Rochester at Jersey City and Binghamton at Newark.
Giants and Yankees win. Browns and Cubs win in rough day
Baseball results show Young McCarthy and Doyle powering the Giants to a 6 4 win over the Braves while Stallings tribes suffer their ninth straight defeat. Yankees outhit Athletics 10 to 4 but lose edge. Dodgers showcase strong hitting. Browns beat Indians as Jacobson collects two doubles and three singles. Hollacher drives Cubs past Reds with a homer and two singles. Williams limits Tigers to four singles and Cobb goes hitless. Red Sox blank Senators despite two hits. Cards beat Pirates as Smoky City side fails to reach third. Benny Kauff slumps with one single in four trips. George Hallas appears for Yankees with a single and fine running catch. Conn Power Co seeks Saturday intercity games. James Kincaid, Middletown, Conn. White Sox seek 13–14 year teams including Young Athletics and Young Zionists.
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Browns
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Hollacher
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Reds
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Senators
Paris Labor Day walkout shuts Paris kitchens
The Paris May-day labor action closed all public eating places as cooks and waiters walked out, halting business and making Paris resemble a city in a siege. The labor movement demonstrated its power over France’s economy and hinted at what might have happened if the Allies had lost the war. the war’s outcome is cited as the factor that saved France.
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Connecticut
France
Grand Theatre Big Double Bill Tonight at Grand
Montague Love and Muriel Ostriche star in The Hand Invisible while Marion Davies appears in The Burden of Proof a Select Picture directed by Julius Steger Elaine Brooks a young society matron wed to Robert Ames cabinet member’s nephew adds intrigue to the thrilling love story at this city’s Grand Theatre
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Montague Love
Muriel Ostriche
Marion Davies
Julius Steger
Miss Davies
Elaine Brooks
Robert Ames
United States Cabinet
New Commercial Attache for Argentina Named
Filius Klein of California named American commercial attaché at Buenos Aires by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce to succeed Robert S. Barrett who returns to private business in the Argentine capital. Klein led the Latin American division for 18 months and studied at UC Berkeley and Harvard. Charles A. McQueen becomes division chief, with W. E. Dunn appointed assistant chief. both have Harvard ties and Latin American expertise.
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Filius Klein
California
Buenos Aires
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Robert S. Barrett
Dr. Klein
University of California
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Harvard Graduate School of Business
Charles A. McQueen
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Cleveland
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Cuba
South America
W. E. Dunn
University of Texas
Spain
Caribbean
Hart Stars in The Return of Draw Egan at Grand Theatre
At the Grand theatre Thursday four acts of vaudeville, a Chaplin comedy, and William S. Hart in The Return of Draw Egan. Hart, famed for bad man roles, portrays a frontier outlaw who goes straight amid Yellow Dog’s gunmen with Margery Wilson and Louise Glaum in key roles. The program also features The Way of the Strong.
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William S. Hart
Draw Egan
Yellow Dog
Hart
Margery Wilson
Rose of the Rancho at Middlesex Tonight Show
The northlands romance tale plays at Middlesex tonight highlighting open spaces and pure passion amid strict norms. Also shown are The Rose of the Rancho photographed in Southern California near Spanish missions for atmosphere and the first episode of The Red Glove.
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Northlands
Rancho
Paramount Picture
California
The Voice of McConnell at Middlesex Theater
Chauncey Olcott and George M. Cohan present The Voice of McConnell a new Irish play at the Middlesex on May 8. Cohan debuts as an Irish song composer with three numbers Ireland My Land of Dreams You Cant Deny Youre Irish and When I Look in Your Eyes Mavourneen. The piece is a novelty in Olcott's repertoire and is up to date in every detail.
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McConnell
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Public Works Boom Ahead Stimulates Local Contractors
A national call to save resources shifts to spend not extravagantly on public works. Cities counties and states race to start projects as billions become available and contracts are awarded. Direct labor may expand employment with next June expected to eclipse all prior public work in U.S. history. Top contractors will be busy soon and seek foremen and skilled daily labor.
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Municipal Journal
Vinol touted for nervous weakness and fatigue
Claims Vinol rebuilds run-down systems with beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. Includes testimonial quotes from Mrs. Gray of Jet Kentucky and Mrs. Strey of Milwaukee about restored appetite sleep weight and strength.
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Vinci
Milwaukee
Wis
Woman Overcomes Stomach Trouble At Sixty Eight Hopeful Again
Mrs. Catherine Schoner of Waterbury Connecticut, aged 68, nearly lost hope after long stomach trouble. She credits Goldine with relief after hearing success stories and began treatment. Sold at multiple local druggists across Connecticut with distributors including The Apothecaries Hall Co and Charles W. Whitlesay Co.
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Shipman St
Waterbury
Conn
Lincoln’s Drug Store
Middletown
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Cromwell
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Portland
Barton Drug Co
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Clinton
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Saybrook
William H. Pond
Essex
Edgar R. la Place
Deep River
John Allison
East Haddam
Gildersleeve
Rockfall
Middlefield
Durham
Killingworth
Westbrook
Ivoryton
Chester
Haddam
Higganum
Morodus
Middle Haddam
Chatham
Apothecaries Hall Co
Charles W. Whitlesay Co
New Haven
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