Rupert Leads Pack Amid Threats of Pivotal Defeat
Razz Berry reports Rupert staying atop the procession as G T C matchups loom. Cincinnati widens its edge over New York, aiding chances to triumph on the next swing around the circle. If on the road they hold firm, the pennant could be theirs despite a murky off-road period. Prohibition and investigations linger around Ban Johnson amid sharp speculation, though Cleveland holds second place.
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Cincinnati
New York
Doughnut King and Queen Help Salvation Army Campaign
Seattle dispatch recalls Pat and Ma Burdick who served over two years with the Salvation Army and introduced doughnuts to the doughboys in France. Back home, they join fundraising efforts as Idaho plans September support. Ma Burdick shares a doughnut recipe and notes the secret is in the mixing.
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Seattle
Wash
Salvation Army
France
Mercy
Gruliere
Pat
Ma” Burdick
Salvation
Cleveland Beats Yankees In See-Saw, Speaker Stars
Cleveland took a hard hitting 14 to 9 win over New York as Speaker scored five runs in six plate appearances. Bayhy was knocked out twice in the series, while Quinn and Shore also exited. Five Cleveland runs came in the seventh on five hits and three base on balls.
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New York
Yankees
Bayhy
Cleveland Star
Quinn
Smith
Speaker
Shore
Bagby
Meyers
O'Neill
Smallwood
O'Doul
Ruel
Three Gang Make Perfect Scores In Trap Tournament
Chicago August 11 The twentieth grand American handicap trap shooting tournament opened with three shooters scoring perfect 100 targets in the South Shore Country Club event. Names include Gairns Tampa Kansas W Hoon Jewell Iowa and W Thimgan Louisville Neb, with five others at 98 and G A Smith of Marshalltown Iowa at 99.
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South Shore Country Club
Gairns
Tampa
Kansas
William
G. A. Smith
Marshalltown
Iowa
J. F. Dodds
Los Angeles
Cal
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Colfax
IF. E. Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
W. E. Staunton
Ruth
Nev
G. L. Becker
Ogden
Utah
F. . Middaugh
Rg.mont
Neb
W. R. “Thomas
Denver
F. J. Cairns
J. W. Seavey
Portland
Ore
J. B. Troeh
J. A. Troeh
T. W. Edens
J. F. Powell
Ot‘Towa
Harry Stephenson the Sox trainer keeps pitching arms ready
One of the most important White Sox figures this year is trainer Harry Stephenson who watches Cicotte and Williams closely. He manages liniments, salves, massages, baths, and other methods to keep the star pitchers on the mound. His work is credited with helping Chicago aim for the world series once more.
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Harry Stephenson
Cicotte
Wiliams
Horsemen
Chicago
Williams
Harry
Sox
Roger
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Yanks
Littl
Batting Rally Boon for Philadelphia in 5 3 Win
Philadelphia staged a seventh inning rally to beat league leaders Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Blackburne triple Paulette homer and Luderus single fueled the uprising. Luque held Cincinnati scoreless. Rixey effective. Ruth made a brilliant defensive play. In Brooklyn, Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2 after a four-hit fourth inning. Smith dominated other frames.
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Philadelphia
Eller
Blackburne
Luderus
Paulette
Luque
Rixey
Ruth
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Today
Smith
Barbare
Olson
Nicholson
Mollwitz
R. Hfe
Pauulsoupe
Miller and
Wee
Smith and
M. Wheat
Rival American League clash ahead of Johnson Mays hearings
News from New York August 11 reports tense pretrial maneuvering in the American League over President Ban Johnson’s suspension of pitcher Carl Mays. Yankees, Yankees owner reps and league executives meet as Johnson arrives from Chicago. Tris Speaker cites a protested Polo Grounds victory over field rule concerns as a fresh twist in the dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
Ban Johnson
Carl Mays
Supreme Court
Johnson
Mays
Yankees
Chicago
Boston
Cheago
Tris Speaner
Cleveland
Yankee
Polo Grounds
Comisky
Frazee
Ruppert
Swiss plan to seize stocks held for speculation
Food Minister Waepelli announced at a federal palace conference that stocks held for speculation would be seized for the benefit of the population. A federal office to fix prices was proposed as part of measures to reduce the cost of living.
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Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Waepelli
Federal Palace
Paul Beats Twin Falls In 12 4 Baseball Tilt
Paul hammered Twin Falls 12 to 4 as Twin Falls were outplayed in all phases. Red Bell started on the mound for Twin Falls, was pulled, Miller relieved and faltered in the eighth. Burley upset Rupert 4 to 5 in a tight battle, fueling a three way tie for first with Paul, Burley and Rupert.
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Rupert
Cece
Burley
Paul
Twin Falls
Red” Bell
Saints
Miller
Rube Ivans
Swin Falls
Pau Oa
Bolsheviks Plan Drive Toward South Frontiers
A Petrograd dispatch late Friday says the Bolshevik government will back General Judenich and his southern forces against Petrograd toward the Esthenean frontier. Bolshevik ministers also vote to continue propaganda in Esthena, seen as their most effective weapon.
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Copenhagen
Petrograd
Zinovieff
Judenich
Esthenian
Esthenia
Benny Leonard Defeats Patsy Cline at Philadelphia Park
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard out pointed Irish Patsy Cline of New York in a boxing match at Philadelphia National baseball park. The bout drew attention as Leonard retained the title with a clear points victory.
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Pheh.ladelphia
Benny Leonard
Patsy Cline
New York
Philadelphia National Baseball Park
Notice: School Wagon Drivers to be Elected
At the regular meeting of the Board of Education to be held in the superintendent's office at the high school building next Monday evening August 11 drivers for the various school wagons will be elected for the school year opening September 2 1919. Salaries range from sixty to one hundred dollars per month. The Board furnishes the wagon. the driver provides the team and cares for the wagon. Applications should be mailed to the Superintendent or wagon committee David G. Clark William W. Parish and George W. Bice. Attend at once. Hal G. Blue Superintendent of Schools.
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Board of Education
Nexr
Schoor
David G. Clark
William W. Parish
George W. Bice
Hal G. Blue
Bolivia Leads in Growing Tift Production Promises
Most sources of tift are stationary or decreasing in output globally. Bolivia stands apart, promising an increase in production.
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Bolivia
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