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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
3
New York fall to Chicago in a high scoring game as second string pitchers struggle. Standings show New York at 86 while Chicago sits 79 with a 75 to 63 line at T1. Result reflects a decisive victory for the visiting Yankees in a crowded ballpark.
The Yankees defeated Chicago today 6 to 4 in a game where Mayer was knocked out in the fourth. Earlier, Mayer and Lowdermilk starred as New York built a lead with hits, errors, and strong defense. Washington swept St Louis in a doubleheader, winning 12 to 32 and 7 to 0, with notable at bats by Nerhe and strong pitching by Courtenay.
Philadelphia pitcher Eckert debuted with the Athletics but Cleveland won 4 to 1. Uhle held Philadelphia to two hits in seven innings. A late threat was spoiled by a base on balls and Eckert’s single fumble before Bagby and Perkins closed out the game.
Detroit defeated Boston 8 to 2 in the season finale as Ehmke started for Detroit and Ayers finished, holding Boston to five hits. Batteries listed include Ehmke Ayers and Smith for Detroit, with Jones McGray Dumont Schang for Boston.
Beginning Wednesday September 17 the Twin Falls Canal Co gates at Milner will be closed and the stream except enough for the towns diverted to the north side for domestic use only for three days by the board of directors Adv-4xK-S-20
The Associated Press reports in Berlin that Potsdam officers plotted to assassinate Mathias Erzberger, the vice chancellor and finance minister, a claim revealed during the trial of officers charged with maltreating a fellow officer. Some bracelet wearers were identified as distinguishing the insane before confinement.
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Eller beat Cadore as Johnston led with a single double and triple. Duncan Kopf and Neale produced the runs with a seventh inning rally. Schreiber refused uniform. team votes give full shares to most players, half shares to three newcomers.
Pittsburg trounces New York 7 to 0 behind Adams who held the visitors to three hits. Barnes Burns and Kauff were set down in order in the third. Snover debuted as a substitute for Barnes in the seventh, while Pittsburg rapped hits in the second and fifth.
The meet featured mixed results with Murphy S'mare advancing to a key point, Aquilla Dilton dropping in, and Miss Harris M slipping after a strong second heat. Baron Degantle took the 2:15 trot amid a bad break while Dr. Nick prevailed in the 2:18 trot, with late barn replays as per the Jones plan.
Charles A. Comiskey said the Chicago Americans will sell World Series tickets by mail with reservations limited to four tickets per applicant and four names required. Prices include tax with box seats at 5.50, grandstand 8.30, pavilion 2.20, bleachers 1.10. only boxes and grandstand are reserved in advance.
In a San Francisco statement, President Wilson says Britain cannot outvote the United States in the league. He says foreign governments cannot require American troops abroad under the covenant and that the league can influence restoring Shan tung to China. He adds the U S will not be obliged by article 10 to aid Britain in Ireland’s suppression and article 11 creates a new form for questions of self determination.
Berlin grocers butchers and bakers closed shops for six hours to protest fuhrer's attempts to socialize purveying of foodstuffs in the Metropolitan district.
Developments in the fight against Byron Bancroft Johnson, president of the American league, with directors Comiskey Ruppert and Frezée awaiting a complete statement of league affairs. Johnson was reportedly in the east as the joint committees move to action.
In Columbus on a grand circuit card, Esther R driven by Murphy led the 2:09 pace through two heats. She was sent to the barn before the third heat due to ineligibility claims by Arguilla Dillon's owner over Esther R’s 2 06 1 4 record dated August 16 at Philadelphia, claimed one day too soon.
The Cincinnati Nationals owner and national commission chairman may step down as a new chairperson is chosen. Reports say a committee of four names is considered, amid discontent over the chair’s reward and concerns about a club owner judging a world series contest.
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