Baseball Meeting Stakes Major League Plans in Cleveland
Big Leagues presidents Johnson Herrmann and Tener plan a crucial Cleveland meeting to decide September 1 closing of the season and possible World Series timing while NL owners weigh attendance and draft implications. Other notes show Boston, St Louis and Detroit games and Cleveland’s 19-1 rout of Philadelphia as context for wartime scheduling and player shifts.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE: TWO ROBBERS SIGN 7 WON
In New York on July 3 1903 the National League saw two players sign for the season as Brooklyn and Boston clashed. The Brooklyn/Philadelphia game featured a 13 inning win for Brooklyn and a long double by Wheat Mane. Multiple line scores depict Brooklyn expanding its lead with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Chicago and Washington nail down extra innings win in rough slate
Baseball scores from yesterday show Detroit edging New York 6 2 in Detroit’s opener, Cleveland routing Philadelphia 19, and Chicago falling to Washington in ten innings 3 to 8. Chicago’s Ten inning rally featured Th Amenilch’s triple and Johnson’s RBI single, with Washington benefiting from key errors and multiple hits as the game unfolded.
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Teatmd clubs plan amateur flys near half day games
Teatmd plans include players forming five man teams with a portion of proceeds from games to owners of league parks and to an athletic equipment fund run by the national commission on sporting camps. Locations mentioned include Chicago area sites and cities such as Louisville Akron Canton and Johnstown.
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Tennis Star Burned By Nitric Acid
New York reports that California tennis star Linatey Murray, winner of Mist Summer's patriotic tournament, was burned by nitric acid at a New York munition plant. The accident occurred over a week ago and left his eyes unharmed thanks to a shield. No details on potential impact on upcoming events were provided.
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Linatey Murray
California
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Semi-Professional League May Be Organized
The national baseball federation committee and major league club representatives met to discuss organizing a semi professional league. Dr Nayevelt and Clayton C Townes led talks on forming the federation and scheduling a major event for September 15.
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Boston vs Chicago with shaky eighth inning in rain soaked game
Boston 4 Chicago 6 as Hendrix weakens in eighth after Moston drives in three. Rudolph allows eight runs in eight innings. Holla cher steals, Mann crowds bases with two hits. Giants split doubleheader. Causey wins sixth straight for Pirates in New York. Pittsburg edges New York 6-1 then 0-1.
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Street Car Tickets Honored At City Fines Office
Streetcar tickets will be honored on city fines at the Matldahe Central railroad after July 1. Tickets may be redeemed on application in room 114 Eccles Building.
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Work to Start on North Ogden Road
Ground on the North Ogden highway will be broken next Wednesday per state road official W I L Taylor. Material has arrived. a crew will be recruited to begin construction, with work expected to take about a day. The three mile, eighteen foot wide road costs about 68000 dollars, shared by the state and Weber county, with Pd Moran Construction Company awarded the contract. The line runs from the north county limits to just past the North Ogden store, and related road work includes North Ogden to Jot Springs.
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Cadomena Tablet Miracle Promises Health Restorations
Mrs GK Hoger of Nola Minn reports relief after using Cadomena Tablets for a month claiming cure for sickness and misery. She says her family and many others, including nervous and weak women, felt improved and that the product works quickly, with druggists offering refunds if not satisfied.
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Boys at Camp Kearny Enjoy an Evening Cabaret
CAMP KEARNY Cal July 31 The traditional battery party of D Battery 146th Field Artillery held a cabaret dinner in Battery Jess Hall honoring Colonel William C Webb and Lt Col La Hoy Bourne with Captain Erwist Clawson and others in attendance. Volunteers performed songs jokes and music as officers and guests mingled. Several Utah officers left for duty after the event with the unit’s composer Donald Kirkham also taking part.
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Railroads Seek Large Loans from Government
Railroads have requested substantial loans and advances from the government to cover back wages and partial payments. The Railroad Administration announced total advances of 43.205 million dollars, bringing cumulative disbursements since January to 202.714 million. Most funds came from the revolving government fund, with 22.155 million from depositors’ accounts. July advances totaled 28.269 million for back wages and 13.667 million as demand loans at six percent interest, plus 24.328 million for partial repayments. Major disbursements included Chicago 5.725 million, New York Central 6.006 million, Pennsylvania 1.500 million, Rock Island 1.0 million, and Denver & Rio Grande 1.4 million. Thirty-three railroads reported large turnovers to the administration, notably Milwaukee and St. Paul 4.5 million, Santa Fe 3.0 million, and others.
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New Aircraft Bureau Proposed in Senate Measure
The proposal creates a new Department of Aeronautics with full control over aircraft design purchase and production for the Army Navy and Marine Corps. The plan would limit its life to nine years after the war and channel aviation appropriations to the new department.
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Film Scenes High Above Sea Level at Huntington Lake
The article notes outdoor scenes for a photodrama shot near Huntington Lake in the Sierra Nevada, California, at about 9000 feet elevation. Theda Bara visits an Los Angeles hospital to study duties for a nurse role in When a Woman Sins, and sequences show actors Mix and Connors on a cliff as a horse presenter directs a stunt while director Reynolds supervises with onlookers.
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Eighty year old friend honors Lee children
An elderly admirer S F Moore of Toledo Ohio sent two red on green and yellow hand crafted cards to Jane and Katherine Lee in appreciation. The cards display notable skill and patience and are signed Rid 80 years old.
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Cleopatra Continues to Score Heavily at Chicago Theaters
The Cleopatra spectacle from Willis Fox Thedadara draws big crowds in Chicago breaking engagement length records. After long runs at Colonial theater it is booked for weeks in two Downtown venues with tours across Illinois and Indiana. A Philadelphia doctor weighs go carts and child safety while a barber chair debate surfaces.
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Judge Atkinson Endorses Nuxated Iron in Public Appeal
A long copied editorial style notice features United States Judge Atkinson praising Nuxated Iron as boosting energy and vitality for the weak and aged. It cites his duties, connections with Congress, and endorsements by physicians and prominent figures. It urges readers to try the tonic, claims widespread use, and mentions refunds for unsatisfied customers.
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