Pirates Open Crucial East Swing For NL Title
The Pirates push toward the National League pennant as they begin a three game series with Brooklyn, then a four game set with the Giants at the Polo Grounds. Captain Max Carey and Moore miss games with foot injuries as New York closes the gap to three games. The Phillies lose to the Giants 3 2 while Ted Blankenship nets his seventh straight win for the White Sox in a 3 2 victory over Detroit.
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Pittsburg Pirates
New York Giants
Max Carey
Moore
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Pirates
Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Kent Greenfield
Lindstrom
Chicago
Detroit
Ted Blankenship
White Sox
Tigers
Boxing Card at Irwin Round-Up Ends in Draw
The Irwin Round-Up in Swan Valley hosted an eight round feature between George Miller of Idaho Falls and Russ McBride of Swan Valley. The fight went the full distance and concluded in a draw with refereeing by J. Bush and advisory roles from B. Beele and T. Smith while H. Kane of Pocatello attended as Southeastern Idaho state athletic commission rep supporting the program.
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Irwin
Swan Valley
Ririe Athletic Club
George Miller
Idaho Falls
Russ McBride
Bothys
J. Bush
Beele
T. Smith
Des. H. Kane
Southeastern Idaho
Ond State Athletic Commission
Philadelphia notes no remaining games on schedule
Fragmentary sports brief mentions players Snyder Holloway Bassler Blankenship and Schalk with no further games scheduled and unclear context.
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Philadelphia
Mikes Snyder
Holloway
Bassler
Blankenship
Schalk
Unclear baseball scores from multiple city matchups
Incomplete schedules show Milwaukee at Toledo 6 7, Minneapolis 10 at Indianapolis 0, Kansas City 10 at Columbus 6 in 10 innings, St Paul 2 at Louisville 0, with multiple teams listed without full context or dates.
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Toledo
Inneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Mandell Beats Barbarian in Detroit Lightweight Bout
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois won a ten round decision over Sid Barbarian of Detroit. Barbarian took two rounds and one draw. Harry Greb world middleweight champion defeated Timmy Burns of Detroit in ten rounds, dominating the match throughout.
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Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
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Barbarian
Harry Greb
Timmy Burns
Greb
Burns
Windsor, Chicago and Niagara Falls host racing meets today
Windsor Jockey club opens at Windsor while the Business Men's Racing Association meets in Chicago and the Belleville Driving Association opens at Niagara Falls. Other events include Grand Circuit trotting in Cleveland and golf and tennis championships across Britain and North America.
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Stratford-on- Avon
New York
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Lake Geneva
Eddie Anderson
Car Tremaine
Cleveland
al Mello
Phinney Hoyle
Lowell
Mass
Stribling Fights Delaney Tonight in Vernon Ring Debut
Young Stribling makes his southern California ring debut at the Vernon arena in Vernon tonight for a ten round bout with Jimmy Delaney of St Paul. They previously fought to a newspaper draw in Milwaukee. Red Herring battles Jimmy Muchagon of Los Angeles in another ten round bout.
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough at Bannock Hotel Saturday
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, eye specialist, will be at the Bannock Hotel on Saturday, August 22. Contact details or times not provided.
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H. H. Scarborough
Store Clenches The Twilight Pennant In Last Night’s Win
The Storehouse clinched first in the Twilight league after defeating Back Shop in a five inning game marked by errors and sharp defense. Lee Warren blasted a centerfield homer with two aboard, Simmons starred at short, and Reeves earned the win while Jenkins took the loss.
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Lee Warren
Simmons
Eagles
Carmen
Alameda
Clerks
Baggage Clerks
The
Roundhouse
Better Swimmers in Class Tonight at YMCA
The YMCA offers a third period life saving class from 7 to 8 PM with an enrollment window for those who qualify. The session covers head carry, tired swimmer carries, object retrieval, resuscitation and water disrobing with notes to be taken by Thursday. Prospective life savers must show an easy stroke, strong leg drive, breath control and no hands while carrying, to avoid straining in waves.
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Igh
Dean Barnum
John Weston
Ralph Wolf, Jr
Mia
J. V. Nevins
Nellie Willecke
Jack Donlin Alfred Jordan
Harry Turner
Robert Turner
Cecil Jorgensen
Corwine Groom
Kathryn Groom
Reba Stratford
Alma Willecke
Clags
E. Fic Roberts
Holers Gold Nugget Tablets Promoted Standards
Local Tribune notes Whittlesey's Pharmacy advertises Holer's Gold Nugget Tablets claiming relief for inaction and constipation. The mention references Halliwell PD jcuy and phrases like great sor es.
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Halliwell PD Jcuy
Whittlesey's Pharmacy
Tu Hae
Stranded Klein Family Helped By Downey Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff H W Henderson recounted an unusual aid case. The W J Klein family of ten was split en route to Bountiful Utah. one car carried the parents and a crippled son, the other with seven children wandered Lava Hot Springs all night and reached Downey. Deputy Alec Marshall aided by feeding the children, supplying tires, gasoline and oil, then sending them toward Bountiful after the parents refused help.
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W. J. Klein
Bountiful
Utah
Lava Hot Springs
Klein
Downey
Alec Marshall
Deputy Marshall
Sheriff Henderson
Peenias
Henderson
Marshall
Snapp Brothers Carnival May Appears in Pocatello
The Snapp Bros Carnival may come to Pocatello soon after a Monday meeting led by Paul Bryng. A nominating committee with John McEvers and Geo. McClintock discussed Sna Bros shows and plans with Harry Davis, advance representative, noting last summer’s high class performances under the American Legion Post No 4 sponsorship.
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Snapp Bros
Pocatello
Paul Bryng
Oe Teguere
John McEvers
Harold Hinckley
Geo. McClintock
Harry Davis
Sna Bros. Sions
Moe
Snapp Bros. Company
American Legion
Bantamweights fight in Cleveland card tonight
Cleveland reports two boxing bouts with bantamweights Carl Tremaine of Cleveland meeting Johnny Shepherd of Boston in a water round no decision bout. Johnny Datto of Manila and Buck Fleming of Philadelphia square off in a six round bout.
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Cleveland
Carl Tremaine
Johnny Shepherd
Boston
Johnny Datto
Manila
Buck Fleming
Philadelphia
No Court Action Reported By Two Local Judges
Judge Houde notes the race improves while no case activity has occurred in his court for the past two days. Judge Bell corroborates the collector’s statement, saying nothing in his court warrants filing or discussion.
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Bell
Knights Set for Annual Picnic at Hurley Ranch
The Knights of Columbus plan a Sunday picnic August 23 at Hurley ranch north of the city with multiple races for children and adults, a tug of war, baseball, and free refreshments. Transportation from the KC hall starts at 1 p m, and a capacity crowd is expected.
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Knights of Columbus
Slater
Athletic Committee
Hurley Ranch
J. Robb Bady
K. C. Hall
Catholic Bishop McGovern Celebrates 30th Priesthood Anniversary
The Rt. Rev. Patrick A. McGovern, bishop of Cheyenne, marks thirty years in the priesthood today. Separately, Salem West Virginia hosts the Seventh Day Adventists world conference. The World Zionist congress meets in Vienna to discuss Holy Land policy, while Chicago hosts a three day Catholic consolidation conference. Radio amateurs from the US Canada and beyond converge in Chicago for the American Radio Relay Leagues annual convention.
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Cheyenne
Salem
West Virginia
World Conference
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World Zionist Congress
Vienna
Holy Land
Chicago
North America
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Canada
Europe
American Radio Relay League
Mitsi in The Rose of Paris at Capitol theatre
Mary Philbin portrays Mitsi in The Rose of Paris at Capitol theatre. A maid at a palatial home uses a shrug and smile to avoid advances from banquet guests, is kissed against her will, slaps the man, then flees in tears. The scene marks a moment of desire and heartbreak in the film.
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Mitsi
Mary Philbin
Paris
Capitol Theatre
Harold Lloyd Double and Miss Lorraine At Orpheum Tonight
At the Orpheum this evening Harold Lloyd's double teams with Miss Eleanor Lorraine in a comedy singing act as an added attraction. The feature is Lost A Wife with Adolphe Menjou. The bill also includes the Sennett comedy Old Sea Squawk featuring Harry Langdon. Tomorrow a new bill showcases Milton Sills in I Wan My Man.
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Harold Lloyd
Eleanor Lorraine
Orpheum
Adolphe Menjou
Sennett Studios
Harry Langdon
Bill
Milton Sills
Man
Woman Hater at the Strand Ends Tonight
Aristocratic New York society shuns a Parisian actress but Helene Chadwick wins favor as The Woman Hater shifts from hatred to love. The Strand shows the film tonight for its last times before Barbara Prietchie opens a four day engagement tomorrow.
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New York
Helene Chadwick
Strand Theatre
Barbara Prietchie
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