Baseball Scores and Results from August Games
Summary of multiple National League and American League matchups including Brooklyn Superbas loss 3 to 2, New York 4 to 3, St Louis doubleheader wins and Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston game outcomes. Notable events include Proffer’s rough start, Snodgrass return for New York, Jackson's walkoff for Chicago White Sox, and Boston’s shutout of St Louis.
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New York
Ames
Hobinaga
Theoused
Bostons
Snodgrass
Thetge Lowa Ovis Esiacee
New York Olants
Bast
New York Hori Ton
Pittsburg
Boston Oo
Philadelphia
Perdue
ST. Louis
Ave
Perdus
White Sox
Chicago
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Tol
Eile Colline
Oddle Cal- Mwe
Worver
Beane
Chi Fuigo
Bhawkey
Rooklyn
Boston
Pittaburg On
Bt. Louis
Crocibart
American business urged to prepare for Belgian market
Federal League directs those interested to contact the Belgian consul. Mr. Prvnjk says Americans are peace loving, export oriented, and focused on manufacturing and the arts. He notes the Belgian people will need hundreds of things and urges readiness for postwar business.
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Hy Eupno
Prvnjk
Joseph Pent
Chamber of Caneres Af
Nik
New York
Lashuania
Goria
Marie Tose
Albert
Belsin
Getrane
Wales Coal Strike Decision Sparks London Dispatch
A Cardiff Tribune cable indicates the arbitrator Witter Rimemian will issue a decision on the South Wales coal strike. The report notes potential strong opposition and mentions related baseball scores and other city news from Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Chicago.
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London
Witter Rimemian
Newark
Dent
Board of Trade
Ant
J Kangraity
Pittsbore
Chicago
Cardiff
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Ryston
Baltimore
Brown Carlson Treseder Clearance Sale Now On
Brown Carlson Treseder announces a clearance sale at 2421 Washington Ave with discounts and limited availability. Local shoppers are invited to compare prices and stock as items move quickly.
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Brown-Carlson-Treseder
Washington Ave
Miners Seek Wage Talks as Runciman Plan Faces Rejection
The miners reject many war time working condition demands while accepting some wage changes. Vernon Washorne warns the Runciman settlement harms miners and could trigger a field shutdown, citing unfulfilled promises by Lloyd George and Henderson. Separately, replicas of Columbus’s voyage face expiring seaworthiness costs and historic caravels are barred from the United States after World’s Fair.
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Vernon Washorne
Cardiff
Runciman
David Lloyd-George
Arthur Henderson
Runelman
French Gratitude for American Aid Honoring Lafayette Fund
New York August 24 French army soldiers plan three Lafayette fund scholarships in Paris to honor American aid during the war and recognize the LaPayette fund work. Captain De Poilles reports support from all army branches and 40,000 soldiers aided by kits sent by the Lafayette fund.
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New York
Paris
Aimariga
Praice
LaPayette
de Poilles
Lafayette Fund
Army
First Sergeant Bacon Leads Tentative G Company Readiness
First Sergeant Robart Bacon, recently ambassador to Prange, assumed temporary command of G Company and urged patience as the men demonstrated they knew the war game. He cautioned not to rush, aiming for steady, even performance.
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Robart Bacon
Prange
Sargeane Bacon
Santa Maria Not Seaworthy In Early Report
New York August 24 reports the caravel Santa Maria, built as a model of the famed vessel linked to Christopher Columbus, is deemed not seaworthy. The fragment notes concerns about its construction and seaworthiness, reflecting early testing or evaluation.
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Columbus
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Nina
Finta
Colon
Paname Canal
United States
N Fay
York
Mous
Christopher
Taft Declines Suffragist Delegation in Portland
Portland August 24 Former President William H Taft en route to San Francisco declined to meet a delegation of Congressional Union suffragists at his hotel citing lack of time The scene in Portland occurred as a small group of suffragists pressed for a meeting during Tafts travel period The report notes only brief contact and no pledge or promise from Taft
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Jaine
Taft
Senia
Portland
Ore
William H. Taft
San Francisco
Sea sleds eyed for coast defense role
United States studies sea sleds for coastal defense. The Dare experiments a halfmator sea hydroplane with a 24 foot craft testing water, claiming 36.5 knots in navy trials. The aim is a craft carrying 30 to 40 men at 55 to 60 knots, with potential to replace two hundred aircraft in cost and effectiveness.
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United States
Dalther Mies
Navy
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