Home Run Drive by Pinch Hitter Beats Red Hose
Marty Kavanaugh hit for Boehling in the fifth and drilled a grand slam into left field to put Cleveland ahead as Boston trailed 2 0. Detroit beat Johnson’s team with eleven hits and six runs while Ty Cobb collected three singles and a double. Chicago White Sox edged the Yankees 2 1 in a Sabbath victory. no National League games were played.
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Boston Red Hose
Cleveland Indians
Marty Kavanaugh
Boehling
Indians
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Chicago White Hose
New York
Result Games National Standings and Scores
National results show no games scheduled. American league games list Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St Louis, and Philadelphia with multiple pitchers and lineups noted. American Association matches include Louisville at Columbus, Toledo at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at St Paul, and Kansas City at Minneapolis with current records.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
National League Baseball Schedule Snapshot
The list shows games today including St Louis at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn with clear or cloudy conditions. Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Boston at Cleveland also on tap with Washington at Detroit noted, while scattered weather and yesterday’s results appear as miscoded notes.
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National
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Pet
Brooklyn Eee
Ser
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Eeewne Sevesese
New York Erewenee Eee
St.’ Peeveeeeseoesese
Epeveesersewe
Sean Cosnve
Atnesessesses
American
Cleveland
Boston
Bagby
Boehling
O'Neill
Leonard
Thomas
Detroit
Washington
Ehmke
Stahage
Johnson
Williams
Chicago
New York
Lynn
Gallop
Russell
Waters
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sisler
Hartley
Seibold
Haley
Souis
Cob
Parnham
Pincineh
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York Public Schools Open Amid Polio Fear
New York opened after a two week delay as 75 000 of 800 000 pupils stayed home fearing infantile paralysis. Teachers were told to start each day with a health conference and to report cases. A physician and nurse will visit each school to examine doubtful children.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago and Detroit Have Fighting Chance for American Pennant
Pennant hopes rose slightly for Chicago and Detroit after their wins while Boston lost to Cleveland. Boston leads the standings with eight games left, two and a half ahead of Chicago and three of Detroit, who each have five and four games remaining. The National League race tightens with Brooklyn a game and a half up on Philadelphia, Boston five back, and eleven games left for Brooklyn and Philadelphia. No NL games were played yesterday.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
King of Greece Signals War Mood and Neutral Stance
Athens reports on King Constantine’s interview with the Associated Press declaring Greece could join the Entente when definite advantages exist. Greek press critiques the king as shifting from neutrality, with anti Venizelos factions urging action for national benefit and leverage with the Entente.
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Athens
London
Constantine
Greece
Associated Press
Hesperini
Nicholas Stratos
Marine
Gounaris
M. Stratos
Agamemnon Schliemann
Washington
American Chemists Open Yearly Session in New York
The American Chemical Society and related groups opened their annual conventions in New York with an exposition of chemical industries. Dr. Thomas H. Norton of the commerce department noted expected U S dye production to meet normal demand within six months and cited Europe as the source only for special colors used in money and stamps.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Exposition of Chemical Industries
American Chemical Society
American Electro-Chemical Society
Thomas H. Norton
Department of Commerce
Europe
Ebbetts and Herzog Address Worshipers on Baseball
Charles Ebbets owner of the Brooklyn team and Charles Herzog of the New York Nationals spoke on baseball from the Grace Methodist Episcopal pulpit. Ebbets urged clean living in baseball while Herzog echoed the theme and predicted his club would maintain its winning streak.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn
Charles Herzog
New York Nationals
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ebbets
Herzog
Ebbetts
Harvard freshmen on hand for 281st opening
Cambridge Mass Sept 25 more than 700 freshmen attended the opening of Harvard Universitys 281st year amid an infantile paralysis scare. A new military science department led by Captain Constant Cordier will recruit the Harvard regiment from the classes in the department.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Department of Military Science
Constant Cordier
U.S.A
Harvard Regiment
Vienna Bread Shortage Driven by Transport Disruptions
News from Zurich reports a Vienna bread famine due to transport failures as Romania enters the war. An official decree orders hotels and restaurants to provide bread to guests who must bring their own, with railway service greatly disrupted.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Switz
London
Vienna
Rumania
Ida Elionsky Sets 35 Mile Manhattan Swim Record
Ida Elionsky swam around Manhattan Island in 11 hours 35 minutes to set a new women’s distance record. The feat occurred in New York on September 25 and covered 35 miles.
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New York
Ida Elionsky
Manhattan Island
Communication links Greece and Austria cut again
Reports from Athens state postal and telegraphic services between Greece and Austria are suspended after Entente forces capture Florina. Bulgars reportedly take Greek infantry prisoners during evacuation, while anger toward Bulgaria grows. Athens papers publish AP dispatch on Greece demanding Germany return Greek soldiers held at Goerlitz.
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Associated Press
Athens
London
Greece
Austria
Florina
Bulkaria
Germany
Goerlitz
Silesia
Greek church service interrupted by student in Paris
In Paris on September 25 a Greek student disrupted a Greek church service on Rue Georges Bizet by opposing prayers for the Greek king and royal family. The student rushed the pulpit and spoke, sparking fistfights inside and outside the building before worshippers dispersed amid cheers for France and Greece.
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Associated Press
Paris
Georges Bizet
Greece
France
Uprising in Crete Sparks Clash Near Herakleia
Reports from Crete say a simmering uprising around Vamos escalated into fighting outside Herakleion. Several killed or wounded as Greek civil authorities were expelled. British marines landed at Canea amid protests and insurgents reportedly surround the city.
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Associated Press
Athens
London
Crete
Vamos
Herakleians
Canea
Uprising Spreads Across Crete In 11000 Rebels Seize Herakleion
London dispatch reports the Cretan revolution extending to all provinces. In Herakleion Candia the garrison collapses as rebels take control and abolish civil authorities. Insurgents total about 11 000 fully armed, with 7 000 in the Canea district.
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Associated Press
London
Athens
Daily Telegraph
Herakleion
Candia
Crete
Canea
Greek anti ally jailed by Committee of Defense
Paris Sept 25. Mgr Agathangelos, metropolitan of Drama, was arrested aboard the steamer Chio arriving at Saloniki from Piraeus by order of the national defense committee. He is accused of spying and of anti Entente writings, with Bishop Agathangelos also cited for constant attacks on Entente speeches.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mgr. Agathangelos
Drama
Chio
Saloniki
Piraeus
National Defense Committee
Agathangelos
Entente
Identity of Man Skeleton Probed by Waxed Face
New York police lieutenant Grant Williams created a wax facial reconstruction on a skull found at Canarsie on September 12 to identify a missing man. The wax portrait led witnesses who knew the case to identify Dominick La Rossa, missing since November 1914 after a gunfight left him wounded.
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New York
Grant Williams
Canarsie
Williams
Dominick la Rossa
Nitrate Plant Studied Anew by Army Engineers
Washington reports ordnance experts are studying nitrate plant type under the defense act funding. The search for a site must consider supply from foreign sources. Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River near Florence is noted as a leading potential location.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Sheffield
Washington
War Department
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Florence
Bass Wood Cut For Newsprint In Fayette County
Large quantities of bass wood are being cut from the hills and mountains of Fayette County and shipped to New England paper mills. The industry once employed many men twenty five years ago but had declined as timber vanished. Recent surveys show trees suitable for pulp have regrown, renewing activity.
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Associated Press
Connellsville
Fayette County
New England
Plant expansion plan described for future growth
The report notes the intention to build a small plant similar in design at first and to enlarge it later, outlining a staged development approach.
Return of Guards Delayed by Mexico Stir
El Paso reports the return of national guard regiments to state camps is temporarily halted. Massachusetts brigade officers say an order to turn in surplus equipment was countermanded. First and third Pennsylvania infantry continue to cancel entrainment plans on North Carolina relief arrival.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
National Guard
Mexico
Massachusetts Brigade
Pennsylvania Infantry
North Carolina
43950 Animals for Guards at El Paso
San Antonio Texas Sept 25 Since remount depots were established at Fort Sam Houston and El Paso a total of 43950 animals have been issued most of them being required to outfit state troops There are now 8200 animals in the depot here and 5600 at El Paso according to Captain Frank L Chase in charge of remount depots.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam
Hounston
el Paso
Frank L. Chase
Postal savings deposits rise in August to record level
Washington reports postal savings banks saw deposits climb nearly five million dollars in August, the largest monthly gain since the system began. By September 1, about 621000 depositors held accounts totaling over 94000000 dollars.
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Washington
Postal Savings Banks
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