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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
3
Doak wins a tight duel as Cincinnati rests and allows a 0 to New York while Brooklyn Dodgers topple the visitors. The game features a hard fought clash with late scoring deciding the outcome in a tense pursuit of glory.
In a pitching duel Doak and Ring lock down Cincinnati as Heathcote delivers a eighth inning run with a single and steal followed by McHenry's single. St. Louis edges Cincinnati 1 to 0. Batteries Ring Wingo Doak Clemons. In other games Brooklyn beats New York 3 2 on Kilduff triple and Griffiths sac fly. Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 2 as Gowdy leaves after being hit by a pitch.
Miller pitched the ninth for Pittsburg and was scored on a Hollacher advance off Herzog and Merkle, following a sacrifice. Final score shows Pittsburg 3 to Chicago 0 with Vaughn and Killefer behind Miller and Carlson and Schmidt behind Schmidt.
Chicago beat Cleveland 9 to 1 to widen its pennant lead to seven games. Detroit defeated St. Louis and Cleveland lost, moving Cleveland to third and Detroit to second. Cicotte pitched well for Chicago, with batteries Myers Faeth Klepfer and O Neill Cicotte Schalk.
Vaughn pitched brilliantly for Chicago who defeated Pittsburg 2 to 0 in a Sept. 5 game. Carlson pitched well for Pittsburg but Chicago pushed across runs in the fourth inning on a bases loaded situation and successive singles by Herzog and an advancing Hollacher on a sacrifice.
Betty Blacklock led a five-horse field to win the 2:10 class pace in a four-heat race on the Charter Oak grand circuit. Alfred King and Dr Kilburn, driven by Furrish, captured the team pace, the first of its kind at Charter Oak. Molly Knight dominated the three year old trotters in the Acorn stake and Oscar Watts won the second division of the 2:9 trot. Horses ship to Syracuse tonight. The ex-kaiser throne is valued over 100000 dollars.
Boston opens the series with Philadelphia driving in 15 runs on 25 hits for 42 bases. Babe Ruth belts his 25th homer of the season in the second inning to tie the major league record. Ruth adds five hits, while Hooper collects two triples and two doubles. Batteries: Jones and Schang for Philadelphia. McNoyes Geary Perkins McAvoy for Boston.
Detroit, Mich, Sept 5. The Tigers defeated the Cardinals 12 to 3. Detroit hitters Bush Cobb and Heilmann produced ten of the club's 14 hits, while Dauss struggled in the early innings.
Scant readable lines describe a baseball game with St. Louis in the narrative. It mentions pitchers Dauss and Ainsmith among others and lists batteries Gallia Haid Wright Severeid. The fragment notes a rough start followed by a solid pitching effort and a score line of 1 ROH OB. The return to form is implied with a cautious summary of late innings.
The United States lawn tennis team defeated Australia in all three games at Forest Hills. In doubles, William Johnston and William T. Tilden II defeated Norman Brookes and G. L. Patterson 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. In singles, Wallace F. Johnson beat Randolph Lycett 6-14, 6-3, 6-4, and R. Norris Williams II defeated R. V. Thomas 8-6, 6-3, 6-1.
The Reno Athletic Club telegrammed Jack Kearns offering 60 000 dollars for a 25 round bout between Jack Dempsey and Willie Meehan in Reno after the new year. Meehan reportedly willing to fight, but the amount offered to him was not disclosed.
Norman W Bartlett son of the late William H Bartlett and owner of a 400000 acre Vermejo ranch in New Mexico died last night on a train en route to his Chicago home. The Bartlett Frazier Grain company received a telegram about the death. The father died on the ranch about a year ago. He also maintained a home in Santa Barbara California.
Rome reports Pope Benedict names Monsignor John Rogers and Monsignor Philip O'Ryan of San Francisco as his private chamberlains in a brief official notice dated Tuesday September 2.
More than forty huskies reported to Coach Nafziger for the fourth football workout of the season. The young squad is already showing keen competition for places. The red team will be lighter but faster this year, with a likely 22-man squad and two players per position. Workouts occur five nights weekly at new grounds near the Lincoln building.
Manager Hart gambles big by bringing baseball star Dick Davis to Hereburg Sunday to face Buhl in a bid to boost local support and future races. Framback pitched for Twin Falls two weeks ago against Buhl amid rough play that hindered the umpire's calls.
A fragmentary note mentions Buht liking to imitate Rupert and doing rough work. It asserts there will not be the whole town present Sunday to influence how the umpire will call the game.
An archival note claims Bolshevism, though unnamed, troubled the civilized world as far back as 73 B C, signaling long-standing tensions between radical movements and established powers.
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