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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1919
Page
3
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 10 to 1 as Meadows struggled in the first inning while Cincinnati hitters tagged Hogg in the fifth and seventh. The league leaders rolled to an easy win with bunched hits and solid defense, maintaining their lead.
Chicago defeated New York 3 to 1 before about 20 000 fans in a pitching duel between Jim Vaughn and Phil Douglas, who had been traded to the Giants for Dave Robertson. Douglas and Gonzales faced Vaughn and Killefer as the battery. Boston beat St Louis 5–3 after a key seventh inning rally. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 2–0 as Pfeffer and Wheat blanked the Pirates.
In Sacramento the Coast League Pups faced Salt Lake with 2.0.0.0 and 28 02. batteries by Stroud, Spencer, Prough and Cook. In Los Angeles the Pups met Oakland with 0.0.0.0 and 1.5b. batteries by Falkenburg and Eliott, Aldridge and Bassler. At Seattle the Pups played Portland with 0.0.0.0 and 7?4. batteries by Jones, Sutherkoned, Bironner, Koehler and Baker.
London reports Viscount Grey has been offered the ambassador post to the United States but has not yet decided. Also noted are banana stalks fed to horses in Queensland and Chile's new steel mill using scrap iron.
Mother Johnson enters pickled peaches for a fall fair with a prime prize pickle to Carl Mays while Hughie Jennings shines for the Tigers. Mays faces an indefinite suspension after leaving Boston without permission. A later incident sees Ben suspended for arguing with umpire Moriarity during a doubleheader. Presidents hint at more exhibition risk for Mother Johnson.
The Burley area schedules a game at Burley with Stupert as the attraction. Burley aims to win the second half by building on first half performance. Cincinnati extended its lead over the Giants, delighting local fans. Salt Lake suffered a hard luck loss after strong recent play. The team faces the prospect of a $10,000 payout. Tyler Christian may manage the local squad for the final time.
Two twos baseball players journey to Paul for a meet with the Classy Tei fram a note on recent drubbings. Red Bell will pitch for Twin Malls while Ray Mubanks handles first base Neuman fields, Swartz starts the mound and Bartholomew anchors behind the plate. Money for players is short and a new manager, Tyler, may follow today's game.
The town offers no backing for Christian leaving his post while today’s lineup includes Neumann, Miller, Whitzel, Thompson, Eubanks, Hart, Watson, Patton, Bell. Shearing’s recovery from ear deafness rises after a French physician heals two thirds of patients with ear massage using sound waves.
Twenty villages in the Somme district named Alice Stuart of Washington an honorary citizen for her Red Cross service in the region where her husband, a captain, lost his life. The ceremony highlighted her sustained relief work and dedication amid the war’s aftermath.
Washington bats overwhelm Erskine Mayer as Muirre and others rally for an 11 to 6 victory over Chicago. Batteries: Mayer McGuire Lynn for Chicago. Schalk Johnson Picinich for Washington.
In Boston the Cardinals won game one 5 to 3 behind Clcf ields strong pitching, while Boston took game two 4 to 3 due to St Louis errors in the eleventh. Hoyt earned his third straight win for Boston, allowing six hits in eleven innings. Batter ies Leifield Severeid Russell Schane.
Cleveland defeats New York 6 to 4 in the opening game as Shawkey struggles on the mound. New York knocks Bagby out in the sixth but Jasper steadies the Yanks. Batteries: Jasper Bagby ONeill for Cleveland and Shawkey Ruel for New York.
Russell Roy an outsider wins the free for all pace purse 2500 at North Randall under the grand circuit meeting. Time 2 01 4 with Miss Harris M and Single G failing to win. Russell Boy led early but in the third heat succumbed to Phectum J finishing half a length back.
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