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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1919

Page

3

Dodgers Win Last One From McGraw

In Los Angeles the Dodgers won the final game from McGraw as San Francisco batters struggled. Scoring details show Williams Bigbee and Lapan supporting in a pitching duel with Arlett and Mitze for the Giants. Batteries were Scott and McKee for the Dodgers with Day and Ross also contributing.

Los Angeles San Francisco Wigeiote Scott and McKee Datyson Ross Schneider and Brooks Williams Bigbee Lapan R. Arlett Mitze

Mays Suffers Second Loss With Club

In a rough game against Washington, Mays again took the loss for the club as batteries Mays and Ruel worked with Shaw and Gharrity behind them. Final score notes indicate Washington led 6 to 4 with errors and outs cataloged.

R. H. E. Now York Ooo Mays Ruel Shaw and Gharrity

Cleveland Beats Chicago Narrowly, Narrowing Pennant Gap

Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 2, shrinking the lead to six and a half games. Williams left after four innings as Cleveland’s hitters struck Bagby, while Detroit fell to St. Louis, elevating Cleveland to second and Detroit to third. In Philadelphia, Boston swept Philadelphia 11-3 and 5-3 with Hooper starring, including a first-game homer, double, single, and a game-changing 11th-inning triple.

Chicago Cleveland L&ad Detroit St. Louis Williams Gleason Bagby R. HH Philadelphia Hooper Boston Shannon Kinney High R. H. EF Pennock Schang McNeil Geary Adams Johnson Perkins H. F Boston Oco Russell McAvoy

Brooklyn Wins Final Brooklyn New York Game Of Season

Brooklyn defeated New York 6 to 5 in a seesaw game sealing the last series in which both clubs met this season. Konetchy doubled with two outs for his third hit and scored on Mamaux’s single to cap the eighth inning rally. New York won the year’s series 12 to 8.

New York Brooklyn New York Today Konetchy

St Louis Beats Detroit 12 to 10 In Slugfest

In Detroit on Sept 6 St Louis outslugged Detroit 12 to 10 as Heilmann and Tobin provided the bright spots amid loose defense. Five errors and eight walks aided the scoring as both sides showed shaky fielding.

ST. Louis Detroit Heilmann Tobin St. Louis Oo Sotheron Kallio Leifield Severeid Bland Ayers Ainsmith

Equine Hero of the Great War at Aldershot Show

London reports a veteran horse known as B-30, famed for service in the Dragoon Guards since 1972 and first to cross the channel with the Old Contemptibles. The horse aided Lt. Col. Winwood through Mons retreat and fought on the western front in major battles. He won two cavalry show prizes, was wounded several times, and returned to England with the Distinguished Service Order awarded to his rider.

London Aldershot Dragoon Guards Channel W. O. Winwood Mons Ife Hindenburg Ilanders England Winwood

Pirates Triumph Over Chicago In Final Visit This Season

Pittsburg defeated Chicago 11 to 0, marking the visitors last appearance here this season. The Pirates chased Hendricks in the third inning after a four run spurt. Cooper dominated, with only one batter reaching third base. A fea-

Pitstburg Pittsburg Chicago Pirates Hendrix Cooper

Chicago Woes, Pittsburg Soar in Seven Double Plays

A fragment notes a seven double plays game record with Chicago trailing Pittsburg. Batter ies list Carter Hendrix Kil lefer Cooper Schmidt among players. Score shows 68 for Chicago and 2 for Pittsburg with unclear inning details.

Ture R. H. E. Chicago Pittsburg Carter Hendrix Killefer Cooper and Schmidt

Neale paces Reds as Cincinnati defeats St Louis 5 2

Neale starred for Cincinnati with a first inning single and a fifth inning double driving in three runs as Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 2. Schupp left early after protest over umpire decisions, Clemons fared worse, and the Reds’ Sallee mixed well with W Rarsden, Schupp, Woodward, May, Tuero and Clemons in the batteries.

ST. Louis Neale Cincinnati Schupp Harrison Clemons R. H. FE Steeree Sallee and Wrarsden Woodward May Tuero Dilhoefer

Stabilized Credit 9 Senate's Plan

The Senate considered an export finance bill by Senator Edge to stabilize foreign exchange and extend credits abroad to boost American commerce. Amendments were adopted. opponents warned the measure grants broad powers to new banking corporations and urged banking-law limitations. The chamber went on record in opposition to some provisions.

Washington Senate Edge Republican New Jersey Smoot Bian Grenna North Dakota Lemoot Wisconsin

Senate Amends Bill on Corporate Control and Foreign Interests

The senate, by unanimous vote, adopted Smoot amendments requiring all board members rather than a majority. It also tightened that corporations under the act must engage entirely in foreign banking and related operations, replacing the word principally. Gronna amendments barred act corporations from market interference, limited cross investment to 10 percent unless in banking firms, and prevented large single hold within a single corporation.

Ing Smoot Senate Wise Gronna

Tennis Sharks Make Glean Sweep

The United States swept the international tennis match against Australia in Forest Hills New York, winning all six matches. William M Johnston defeated Norman E Brookes 6 4 7 9 6 2 6 2 and W T Tilden II beat Gerald L Patterson 38 6 6 3 6 4 9 7 in singles. Doubles Williams II and Johnson edged Lycett and Thomas 6 2 6 4 3 6 6 0. Tilden also dominated Patterson in the final singles 3 6 6 3 6 4 9 7.

Associated Press Forest Hills N. Y United States Australia William M. Johnston California Norman E. Brookes William T. Tilden II Philadelphia Gerald L. Patterson R. Norris Williams II Boston Wallace IF. Johnson Randolph Lycett R. V. Thomas W. T. Tilden Tilden

Reds Prediction and Big Game Preview From Razz Berry

Razz Berry forecasts Cincinnati clinching the National League pennant on the 14th or 15th with Moran's Reds set to defeat the New York Giants again. George Hart leads his favorites against a bruising Buhl-dominated lineup as Sim Smiley and Razz Berry attend, promising a lively showdown amid earlier fracas and Rexburg’s touted pitching.

Cincinnati New York Giants Moran Reds

George’s Pitching Guarantee Cited in Local Talk

The speaker asserts that George is a pitcher and claims he has witnessed strong pitching in the region over the past year, though noting some poor pitchers as well.

George

Pythian Sisters Treat Knights With Watermelon Feast

After a Knights of Pythias meeting on Friday evening the Pythian Sisters hosted a watermelon feast for the men. Plans call for social entertainments after the second and fourth Friday business meetings, with dancing as a main feature.

Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Pythians

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