Boston Onnges With Phillies in Doubleheader
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader, 1 0 in the opener and 2 1 in the nightcap. First game lasted one hour and two minutes with Philadelphia winning 1 to 0. batteries were Smith and Witherow for Philadelphia, Oeschger and ONeill for Boston. Second game ended 2 to 1 in favor of Boston. Meadows and Wheat held off Filiingim and Gowdy with Gowdy batting for Boston.
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Court League Scores and Batter Notes from September 29
In Banffran Esco Bent on September 29 the score and lineups show Allan 0 2 and Keating. Portland and Seattle players listed with Pilletto Koehler Pamaree Baldwin and Vernon. In Los Angeles bad Frantisco Vernon and players Lewis Couch Agnew Wo Mitchell Shellenback Piercy and Devormer. Salt Lake 28 16 2 Sacramento 4 9 with Leverenz Jenkins Niehaus Cady.
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American nurses to extend methods in Europe
Washington reports a Red Cross effort to extend American nursing methods in Czecho Slovak regions. Nurses Bayena Brezerova and Frantiska Ruskova travel to enroll at Massachusetts General Hospital School for Nurses in Boston. The project plans a Prague training school for nurses using American methods.
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French Arrest in Connection With War Stocks Sales
About 2,882 government employees have been arrested dismissed or suspended over remaining American British and French war stocks since Emmanuel Brousse was named under secretary for liquidation. Many workers believed liquidation started at home and are now in Wa Sante prison.
Coathall Football Team Prepares for Filer Game
The Coathall high school football squad held a stiff scrimmage before Friday’s opener with Filer High. Probable backs Newman Six Hertz Phipps and ends Wpler Putzter lead a tentative lineup, with Bailey Nicholson Scott at tackles and Irwin Adams Stearns Buards Denton or Meatee. Newnan handles kickoffs, Filer is seen as weaker than Jerome, and nine players return from last year boosting prospects for a successful season.
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Flan Flight to Mount Blanc Planned by Paris Pilot
Paris reports an ascent plan for Mont Blanc involving M. Dubochet attempting a Geneva departure in a specially built plane capable of landing on the summit. The ambitious air feat aims to reach the mountain top with a precise aviation landing.
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Indians Increase Lead on White Sox in Series Sweep
Cleveland routed St Louis 19 to 2 in a dominant four game series, extending its AL lead to four and a half games over Chicago. Key performers included Speaker, Wood, and ONeill, with Covelski scattering hits as Cleveland opened a wide margin early.
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Legion Convention Debates Labor Stand And Constitutional Proposals
The American Legion convention in Cleveland spent nine hours on resolutions and committee reports. A minority urged no participation in capital versus labor disputes, while a later California substitute endorsed the national commander’s position and the Legion’s interpretation of its stance on organized labor. Debates also touched on politics and constitutional amendments, including redistricting, district structure, reelection of a new national commander, and life memberships without voting power. The session opened with a unanimous resolution expressing sympathy to President Wilson amid his illness.
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Fought With Swords Wound Editor Arm
Samnold and Mellor fought using three swords. The editor was wounded in the arm.
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Princess loses wealth in duke Ferdinand's will
Tria, daughter of Duke Ferdinand, is described as a former countess and Czechoslovak owner. The article notes she has lost most of her wealth under her father’s will, reflecting a decline in fortune tied to dynastic provisions.
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