Hunter Signs With Beavers Amid Coast League Shuffle
Portland release frees Herb Hunter to join San Francisco Beavers after brief Coast League stints with three clubs. Hunter’s move follows Portland’s sixteen man limit, while San Francisco weighs infield options as Salt Lake closes in. Fincher may join Battery A Oregon Field Artillery. Captain Clayton seeks government consent to transfer him. Judge McCredie travels to Me Credie Springs in a new car, transporting passengers to the pods.
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Portland
Herb Huntter
Payeler
Ae & Te Eult
Elgaing
San Francisco
Hunter
W Hunter
Finetht
Hallswood
Jerry Downs
Salt Lake
Malsel
Hunter Camp
Vernon
Chicago
Tigers
McCredie
Fincher
Battery A
Oregon Field Artillery
Clayton
Ban Laken
Fincher Tx Silig
Judge NeCredie
Credie
N Springs
Chicago Gains On Boston In Pennant Race With 3–0 Win
In a Detroit and Cleveland set, Washington triumphed 11–9 over Cleveland in a three hour game while Chicago shut out New York 3–0 to pull three games ahead of Boston. Detroit beat Boston, and Philadelphia and St. Louis posted various results in yesterday’s National and American League actions.
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Chicago
New York
Louwis
Philadelphia
Louie
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Shawkey
Spleas
Cineinas
Citca
Fetech
Gand
Achak
Man Urooklin
Ager Roelend
Eddie Murphy
Fa Asm
Cicctle
Toston
Ditteburg
Aingled
Felsch
Hen
Cl. Chleake
New Work
BS Laassesrees AB
Crooklyn
Pittsburg
St Louis
Crocidad
Landers
Polo
Johnson
St. Louie
Marnates
Iea
Celora
Rarioua
Opening game routs Chicago as Pittsburgh edges New York 16 to 0
In the first inning Pittsburgh tallies with a sequence of hits including a triple and two doubles, driving in runs and yielding a 7 to 1 lead before Coombs allows five scattered hits. The narrative highlights Wilbur Cooper’s 16 to 0 win at the Polo Grounds for Pittsburgh over New York, marking his third win and asserting his strong shutout record for the season.
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Ohey
Chicago
Douglas
Coombs
Brooklyn
Dauelas
Cooper
New York
Wilbur Cooper
Talend Piltsburg
Polo Grounds
Pittsbore
E Accent
Aeston
TM. E. Pitteburg
Heaton and
Harlde
Pacific Coast League Week Games Listed
The schedule shows Oakland at Salt Lake Los Angeles at San Francisco and Portland at Vernon for this week in the Pacific Coast League.
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Oakland
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Vernon
Balt Lake
Los Angeles Ay
Phillies Win In Seventh Against St Louis
PHILADELPHIA Aug 27 Heard while driving in the seventh inning aided by singles by Mormady and Styder Philadelphia gained the lead and defeated St Louis 6 to 4. Doak Ames Horstman and Soider worked for Philadelphia while Mayer Bender Kilfeather Adams and Soider joined in the effort.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Ertara
Mormady
Styder
SL Loula
Tarmaby
EL Loussess Seeserevereosersé
Tiatteries
Doak
Ames
Horstman
Soider
Mayer
Bender
Kilefter
Adams
Women's Western Golf Championship Led by Teares and Kun
In Chicago the qualifying round at Flossmoor Country Club saw Ernestine Teares of Sookie and Mrs A Kunptadter of Tilewild leading. Weather and course conditions challenged players while notable figures like Mira Frances Hadderd and Mrs J D Worley competed for spots.
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Chicago
Nias Ernestine Teares
Sookie
A. Kun
Ptadter
Tilewild
Flossmoor Country Club
Worth
Coring
Beult
Mra
Colbury
Clenview
Fred CO. Ledta Jr
Uveholder
Jal
Mira Flaine Jtosenthal
Perdnea
Mira Frances Hadderd
Mitcaukes
J. D. Worley
Reds Outfielder Ed Roush Aims NL Batting Honor
Reds outfielder Ed Roush leads National League batting hopes after surpassing the Federal League record. The left fielder topples pitchers with ease as he pursues the league batting title this season.
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Rowh
Roush
Cincinnat
Reds
Local Contestants Advance From Midwest Selections
Shitagogas Mrs J H Liressy Detroit and Misa L Hunter Memphis scored 85 in the southern contest. Mrs A Gant Memphis won 97 packets. Nias Ethel Chatcheld Sycamore OL with Co and Mise Elizabeth Allen Hook Island IL with 100 were the only others outside Chicago to qualify.
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Shitagogas
J. H. Liressy
Detroit
Misa L. Hunter
Memphis
A. Gant
Nias Ethel Chatcheld
Sycamore
Mise Elizabeth ‘Allen
Hook Island
Chicago
Thelma Darby Wins Two Central AAU Swimming Titles
In Chicago at Bou Borough Country Club Miss Thelma Darby of Indianapolis won two championships. She captured the 10 yard girls event in 15.26 seconds and the 20 yard girls event in 1 0 the contests for men Perry McGillvray of the Illinois Athletic Club won the 10 team championship in 1 01 2 5 and the 220 yard contest. Twph Hundeth of the Chicago Athletic Association took the diving title with 130.7 points.
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Chicago
Thelma Darby
Indisnapolis
Ind
Perry McGillvray
Miinois Athletic Club
Twph Hundeth
Chicago Athletic Association
Palote
Red Cross Tennis Tour Hits Rochester Crowd
Red Cross tennis players touring the country played in Rochester before about 1000 spectators. Of four matches, the final between John Strachan and Harold Throckmorton stood out, though Strachan won the second set and could not finish the match. Mixed doubles saw Miss Mary Drowne and Strachan defeat Miss Ny… and Frederick Alexander. Charles Garland, the national scholor champion, upset Throckmorton. Several players showed fatigue from daily matches.
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Rochester
N. C
Ang
Mary Tr. Drowne
Atrathan
Molla Nyeratedt
Frederick W. Alexander
Misa Bjurttedt
Charles Garland
Throckmortox
Gar Jasad
Faraball Allen
Seattle
Atracett Este
Pilarera
Throckmorton
Bees and Oaks Clash Today at Bonneville Park
Salt Lake Bees return from a three week road trip to open a series with Oakland at Bonneville Park. Weekday games start at 3 pm. Labor Day schedule includes morning and afternoon starts and a Labor Day doubleheader.
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Balt
Dees
Qekland
Bonneville Park
Bi Bernhards Aggregation
Salt Lake
Bees
Dalog
Angels
Hale
Saltake
Beea
Sericea
Oakland
Howard
San Francisco
Jack Conk
Sax
Bonnerilla Park
Intermountain Tennis Tourney Opens With Night Matches
Salt Lake City Aug 28. The Intermountain patriotic tennis tournament opened with night fast events. Top match saw George Cadpear, city champion, versus A N Cheney, a Deveret gymnasium champion, with Dodger taking three sets 06 76 64. Several other matches followed as players from Provo Ogden and nearby towns faced off in a dense schedule.
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Intermountain
George Cadpear
Whair
A. N. Cheney
Deveret Gyrpgasium
Dodgers
Cheney
Badger
Scross
Hhe Atride
Tradger
Nudger
Chenay
Test
Elliot Peterson
W. L. McCloud
Peta
Prenk Duncan
Hurry Radios
Duncan
Secord
W. Tobiason
J. B. Packer
Provo
Knight Starr Jordan
Frero
Paul Armstrong
Tournament entry information for mixed and men’s doubles
Paul Bassett at Spalding's handles entries for troubles and men's doubles until 6 PM tonight. For tournament information contact Bassett at Spalding's until 1 PM. After that, he is available at the Salt Lake Tennis Club. The fate sex has been slow to enter the tournament and as many as possible are urged to sign up today for a big event.
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Paul Bassett
Spaldiing
Bassett
Spalding
Salt Lake
St Louis Players Best in Military Drill Competition
The St Louis club won the competitive military drill of the American League. Lieutenant Colonel Sheldon reviewed the clubs and announced prize money of 600 for the team and 100 for the drill sergeant. Washington, Cleveland, Chicago and others placed behind. The St Louis team excelled in movements and punctuality with minimal penalties, and praise was given to sergeants for guiding the team to success. President Johnson said military drill would be carried out every season.
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Cihcago
Atk
Bt Louis
Hayquand Sheldon
United States
Johnson
American League
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Taston
Detroit
Élfth
New York
Philadelphia
At Loui
Sheldon
Southern Pacific Dominates City Title Then Plans Offseason
Southern Pacific baseball team clinched the city championship by beating Dies Packing & Provision in the third game of a three game series last Sunday. The club will disband for the season but praises officials for managing the club well and expresses gratitude for support. Several players have been called to war yet the railroad trail remains hopeful of fielding a championship squad next summer.
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Southern Pacific
Dies Packing & Provision Campiny
Thy Ecanona
Fanizet
Sagen
oMedals
Railroad Traill
Moran Pittsning Match Set for Forbesfield Card
Frank Moran, the heavyweight fighter, drew a ten round match with Jack SteFarland of Chicago today to headline a Forbesfield card on Friday October 14. Moran from Mitabneg is slated to face SteFarland at Forbesfeld in a ten round bout.
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Moran Pittsning
Frank Moran
Mitabneg
Fghter
Jack SteFarland
Chicago
Inn
Forbesfeld
Morrissey Defeats Young in Idaho Tight Bout
Lee Morrissey won a decision over AV Young in Boise, one of the best tights in Idaho capital history. Three judges sided with Morrissey, though the result drew protests as a possible week draw. Morrissey seeks a rematch with Young or other lightweights after Labor Day. He is slated to box BM Wagner at Boise on the same date.
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Morrissey
AV Young
Boles
Idaho Capital
Rossa
Young
Morrissay
Young Qnbest
al Young
Wagner
Boise
French Railroads in Repair After Three Years War
Washington reports from the War Department indicate French railroads are in splendid shape after three years of war. American engineers now in Europe are impressed, with no signs of deterioration and rumors of collapse dismissed. Secretary Baker says American railway troops will operate military lines and may take over French or British engineers as needed to support American bases. Additional feeder lines will be built from bases to the front, requiring many railway engineer units, with eleven more to be formed next month from mobilized men and volunteers.
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Washington
War Department
France
Baker
Realmenta
Europe
Imialn
Ning
Trail War
National Army
Additon
Din
Lon
Idaho State Fair Aims for Record Crowd and Premiums
Preparations are underway for Idaho’s state fair to be the biggest in the Intermountain region. About thirty thousand dollars will fund premiums and amusements, more than twice last year’s amount, with Secretary O P Heldershott confirming federal government backing and a major daily production in the main arena.
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Idaho
Agayreo Pocatello
O. P. Heldershott
Publication kept out of the mails in Balt Lake case
In Baltimore Lake Aug 2 authorities warned of a Germanic propaganda effort. Officials report a lithograph magazine published by Germanophiles in New York has been distributed via express services to locals to advance Prussia’s aims. Justice Department agent Leon Rona moves to halt onward circulation and postal inspectors monitor shipments.
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Balt Lake
Eaxpress
New York
Bultar
Prussia
Kalter Wilhelm
Navy
Expresa
Leon Rona
Department of Justice
Iteacheme
Mr. Bone
Postoffice
C. HL Abney
German seventh war loan to be issued mid September
A copied Frankforter Zeitung item notes the seventh German war loan will be issued in mid September following the pattern of the sixth loan. It adds that reopening of German exchanges is not contemplated.
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Pacific Coast League
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Bernhard
Intermountain Tennis Tourney
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Dr. C. G. Tuminer
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Thugh Crea
Ochén
BN. Laravar
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J. W. Thompson
J. Hl. Smith
E. NM. Garnett
Leland Cowle
F. W. Decraft
E. Te MteGrath
A. 0. Clevaland
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Lester Freed
W. Churchill
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ataNy Actedelema
I. W. Redmean
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D. Dowman
C. NR. Johnson
Durton Bauth
Olver
C. Gadlacher
Lars
Budine
A. Neal
Bunetom Taust Peterson
Frank Dunran
Mo Grath
O. J. Bilsbory
Lee Dinwoodey
Lauren Kbs
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Chucehill
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Paul L Beemer
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Lee Morrisey
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