Salt Lake Sea Gulls Dominate In Troubled Third Game
In a chaotic third game of the series Salt Lake Sea Gulls beat their opponents with strong batting. Key figures include Dawson, Sawyer, and Seabough as Salt Lake racked up runs while the Cumnere struggled. Police involvement rose amid the crowd as the sea breezes cooled the tense atmosphere.
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Caden Nail
Smibwen
Dawson
Livverdt Mitzgrratt
Barking
Erin
Loro
Hippo
Heubsestac
Salt Lakers
Boty Tesind
Pred Carman
Catesman
Joeves
Fitzgerald
Oman
Davis
Tonhemnut
Joack
Wooltons
Fleldee
Widkert
Hort
Eoding
Smith
Poe
Sawyer
Calon
Bat
Washington and Cleveland split windy doubleheader
Washington and Cleveland played two games. the first went 1 0 in ten innings with Washington winning, the second tied 3 3 after rain halted play. Cleveland’s offense came on singles by Lakeon and Jason, and doubles by Johnston and Chipman with Bean driving in the tying run. Shanks, Steen, and Shaw pitched in a tense pitchers’ duel for the early game.
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Washington
Caveland
Secand
Cleveland
Iaekeon
Jason
Ted
Johnston
Chipman
Bean
Jacke
al Washington O
Morton
Hagerman
Blandi
Fanny Avyres
Dubaston
Renry
Cory Nglan
Youve
Mages
Fevt
Lavery
Daring Tig
Lada
Fats
Boston
Droppen
Moray
Connolly
Bolan
Croular
Wnt Magee
St. Louis
Inter Sins
Local Harness Race Mixup Affects Heats And Winners
The report details a harness race with multiple heats where Don Patch and Belis Fawnen secure early leads. Heat results vary as Coastless Mobal and Comat Inst Move! win later segments, while Our Colonel moves from second in heat two to dominate the following heats, finishing strong as judges time the races at 2:04.
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Molovel
Don Patch Valng
Belis Fawnen
Eli Girls
Mobal
Lain Patchen
Doton
Colovel
Childe
del Ray
Plekies
Toot
Hammond Wins Western Championship in Golf Match
Mrs Hammond of Indianapolis defeats Mrs Colburn of Glenview two up at the fifteenth hole to claim the Western Championship. She earlier eliminated Miss Myra Helmer and Myla G Jones, becoming the first Chicago district woman to win the title and also Indiana champion.
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F. G. Henneberry
Glenview
Myra Helmer
Midlething
Hammond
Champon
Indiana
Todny
Chicago
Narre Us Hammond
Mmdiatapolis
Fred §. Collum
Milas Tmiyra Helmer
Colburn
Misa Antirle M. Kaiser
St. Louis
Eight contestants remain in the statewide event
The piece lists remaining contenders from multiple cities and regions, including New York and Philadelphia, with unclear roles or outcomes. Names such as Clarence, Charley, and others appear amid garbled text, but the core fact is only eight participants remain in the contest.
Frank Bogash Jr Wins Free-For-All
Frank Bogash Jr clinched a free-for-all victory in a chaotic event, with competitors stalling and jockeying for position. The confusing report mentions multiple names and places, highlighting Bogash as the winner amid tense racing and disputed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bogash, JR
Special Train Brings 650 US Refugees From Germany
A dispatch from Berlin via Copenhagen reports a special train arriving at Flushing this morning with 650 American refugees from Germany. Embassy efforts arranged the move, with additional Americans reaching Bergen Norway and Geneva, as nine hundred left an Algeria train for Paris after noon.
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Lemion
Gerard
Berlin
Copenhagen
Flushing
Germany
Bergen
Norway
Whay
Russia
al Kenia
Geneva
Due In Pari
American Ambassaedor
Switzerland
Twelve Hurt in Wreck Across City Southern Route
Twelve people were injured in a wreck on a Southern route as authorities investigated. Reports indicate multiple vehicles involved and medical teams responding to the scene. Names, exact locations, and casualties were not fully confirmed in the available text.
Ships Leaving South American Trade for New York Posts
Ships withdraw from South American routes head to New York. Italian vessels Duca d Aosta and Duca di Geneva bound for Geneva and New York via Palermo Naples with American refugees aboard. British Drumcliffe halted by German Dresden near Brazil. captain pledged not to fight Germany. América arrives at Naples from New York without incident.
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New York
Rang
Drum Olitte
Blaship
Buenos
Duca d'Aosta
Geneva
Palermo
Naples
Duca di Geneva
Galing
América
Germans Attack Belgian Congo Reported by Havas
Paris reports Belgian Congo attacked by German groups with defensive measures taken by the Belgians in Central Africa. The Congo area covers about 909,000 square miles with an estimated native population around 1.1 million and a Belgian population of 200. The force includes 18,000 native troops. French Equatorial Africa borders to the west. Libreville and Brazzaville are noted principal cities.
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Paris
Havas
Lief Brevils
French Congo
Belgian Congo
Delglay
Great Britain
Africa
Kamer
Western
Equatorial Africa
Librewiil
Grazesville
Young Sentry Shot Down in Coast Guard Incident
A cryptic report describes a young sentry being shot down in a naval area with references to private security, a wear shop, and several coded terms. Officials indicate ongoing investigations and unclear timing.
Complaints Made Against Banks Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR notes allege complaints against banks in multiple areas, mentioning authorities and financial terms. The unreadable lines hint at regulatory scrutiny, consumer issues, and possible inquiries into banking practices without clear names, dates, or locations.
Northweet population and military composition described
The fragment notes an area of 1 3,000 square miles with a native population of 2 506 000. It records 1 871 white residents in 1918, including 143 Germans. The military Toren lists 200 Germans and 1 560 native troops.
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