White Sox clinch pennant as seven games remain
OMPNTE to the caredquar ters at a rate which surpasses any previous world's series here. All requests for reserved seats must be made through the mail. The White Sox have to win only one of their remaining seven games to cinch the pennant. The finish then would be: Won. Lost PC. Chicago 88 52 .628 Cleveland 87 62 .626 Reservations are for three games, with four tickets per game per applicant. President Comiskey predicted all reserved seats would soon be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Cleveland
Comiskey
Reds' Pat Moran Silent on World Series Chances
Interview with Pat Moran, Reds manager, reveals his cordial but evasive stance on his team's chances in the World Series. Moran dodges direct questions, steering discussion to other topics while giving little away about Cincinnati's strength or weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
The
Reds
Pat
Miracle Man of
Cincinnati
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Reds Fearless Plan Sets Stage for World Series
In Cincinnati fans and reporters discuss Pat rlley’s Reds and their World Series strategy against the White Sox. Managers believe the plan differs from the regular season with focus on one run and best pitching, while the city hails Pat as the top manager who will lead the Reds to a possible 1920 championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
White Sox
Pat
Cincin
Heeds
Cincinnati
Cinccinnati
Steak in England to hit 64 cents a pound under rule
London on September 19 reports steak will rise to 64 cents per pound under government regulation, a 10 cent increase from the current price. Sheep prices will rise a half cent a month for six months. Prices apply to home grown meat as imported meats remain cheaper than English cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commander Honored Ottawa General Currie Promoted
Ottawa reports that Sir Arthur W. Currie, commander of the Canadian Forces overseas, has been promoted to full general and inspector general in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Arthur W.currie
Canada
National League rejects temporary abrogation of the National agreement
Club owners meeting in New York declined to sanction the temporary abrogation of the National agreement. They concurred with the commission on not drafting minor league players in 1919 and demanded territorial rights to be respected before paying old debts. A new National Commission chairman was discussed, favoring an independent candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League
John A. Heyler
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
William M. Baker
Philadelphia
George W. Grant
Boston
H. W. Mason
Judge Williams
St. Louis
C. A. Stoneham
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
National Commission
Chicago
International League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Heydler
Rising copra prices cheer Society Islands residents
Papeete Tahiti reports copra prices rising after a long influenza slump and high freight costs. The gain is seen as lifting spirits in the Society Islands, with pearl island reports from Paumotu indicating benefits from the stronger copra market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papeete
Tahiti
Society Islands
Pearl Islands
Paumotu
Water Deluge Delivers Humorous Street Altercation
A sprinkler wagon sprayed Shoshone Street yesterday drawing a crowd. Contractor Eriest White, face battered, walked into the water and challenged the driver. The driver calmly asked to move the wagon, then stepped down to handle the upset man before resuming watering duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriest White
White
Murray Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gem Theatre
Anita Stewart
Ralph Ince
Vitagraph
Rose Peters
William Brown
Bill Peters
Belle Waring
Edward Temple
Anita Stewart Earle Williams
Anders Randolf
Ruth Edwards Templar Sexe
Jocko the Missing Link
Grace Miller White
Norma Talmadge
Fred Turbyville
England
Baseball Alliance
Osam
Ssim
Associated Press
Concord Grapes
Durkeys
Shoshone Falls
Vance Public Market
Kimberly
Washington School
Twin Falls
Addison Avenue
Will Perrine
John Deere
Jenkins
Dain
J. F. Bennett
Munyon & Son & Hopkins
L. H. Walden
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!