Hunter Signs With Beavers in Coast League Shuffle
Coast League notes reveal Hunter signing with the Beavers after a Portland release to stay within roster limits. He has joined three clubs in under three months, with Vernon and San Francisco figures cited amid broader roster moves. The piece also mentions Seal injuries, Fincher’s potential Army duties, and Captain Clayton pursuing government approval for Fincher to join Battery A Oregon Field Artillery.
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National League American League Yesterday's Results
Chicago defeated New York 3 to 0 as Boston slipped further in pennant chase. Detroit crushed Boston 6 to 1 while Chicago widened its lead as Shawkey faltered in the seventh. Washington beat Cleveland 9 to 1 in a long, two-team triple steal showcase. Detroit's win, aided by Durns and Hellman, and Philadelphia's 6 to 0 victory over St Louis rounded out the day’s results.
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Opening game routs Chicago as Cooper shines for Pirates
In a brisk opener, Brooklyn connects for a single, a triple and a homer in the first inning while Afi fnning features a triple, double and four alities. New York’s Cooper earns his third win, blanking the Giants 3 to 0 as Pittsburg rides strong pitching and timely hitting. Rildutt’s triple accounts for Chicago’s lone run. Coombs allows scattered hits while Meller and Prenderpart toil for the visitors.
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Errors Too Much For Tyler Hoston In Boston Game
Aug 27 Boston errors by Rosemen Smith pave way for Cincinnati scoring. Doston’s two runs earned. Tyler held to few hits with good support after the fourth. Koot at short played brilliantly. John W. Scott reported from Nashville.
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Women's Western Golf Championship At Glene view Course
The Women's Western Golf Championship proceeds at Gleneview Country Club amid high winds that hinder scoring. Notables such as Mrs Lettsky and Mrs Rosenthal face challenges in the qualifying rounds while Rose and Pranten Tadeld post strong scores. practice and conditions shape contenders for the title.
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Glenview
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Agrore
Southern contestants shine in Chicago golf qualifier
Mrs J H Livesey of Detroit and Mina L Hunter of Memphis both scored 95 to lead a field that included Mrs D Gant of Memphis with 97 and Miss Ethel Chatfield of Sycamore and Miss Elizabeth Allen of Hook Island, who posted 96 and 100 respectively, as the only non-Chicago entrants to qualify.
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Memphis
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Ethel Chatfeld
Sycamore
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Hook Island
Chicago
Thelma Darby Dominates Central AAU Swimming
Thelma Darby of Madison Ind won two championships at the Central AAU meet at South Shore Country Club in Chicago. She captured the Moyard girls event in 1:86 and the 120 yard girls race in 2:35. Perry McGillivray of the Mint Athletic Club won the 10 yard and 220 yard men’s events. Ralph Husted of the Chicago Athletic Association won the diving title with 130.7 points.
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Madianapolis
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Ralph Husdeth
Chicago Athletic Association
D Beere
Red Cross Tennis Players Tour for Ambulance Fund
Red Cross tennis players touring the country to raise funds for an ambulance visited the city. In four matches John T. Strachan of California won 2 sets to 1 in a hard fight against Harold A. Throckmorton. Strachan tired and the final was not finished. Mixed doubles saw Misa Mary K. Crowns and Strachan win easily. Charles Garland, national junior champion, beat Throckmorton 6-3 and 6-2, and also defeated Marshall Allen of Seattle 6-2 and 4-2. Many players appeared fatigued from almost daily matches.
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Teed Cross Fund
John T. Strachan
California
Harold A. Throckmorton
Strachen
Misa Mary K. Crowns
Strachan
Alas Molly Afvratedt
Frederick W. Alexander
Milas Djarstedt
Charlea Garland
Throckmorton
Garland
Marshall Allen
Seattle
Bees and Oaks Clash Today at Bonneville Park
East Lake notes a three week road trip backdrop as Salt Lake Bees resume series with Oakland. Season stats show Salt Lake trailing Oakland but posting strong road performance, with eight games against the Beas and Oaks detailed. Starting times set for future games including Labor Day and a Labor Day doubleheader.
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Jack Cook
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Spalding tournament entries urged as deadline nears
Both the doubles and men's doubles must be handed to Paul Bassett at Spalding's by o'clock tonight. For tournament information contact Bassett at Spalding's until 4 p.m. After that he is reachable at the Salt Lake Tennis Club. The fair sox note slow entries and urge as many as possible to enter today to boost the tournament.
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Intermountain tennis opens with eight events at East Lake
The Intermountain patriotic tennis tournament opened with eight events at East Lake. George Badger defeated A M Cheney in a three set match, Cheney dropping the first set six love before Badger leveled and took the next two seven five and six four. Other results include Elliot Peterson over W L McCloud in straight sets and Frank Danton over Harry Rodman.
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Harry Rodman
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Dolthern Pacific Foh Next Season
The Souther Pacific baseball team, after a second win, claims city championship and plans for next season while disbanding for the year. Officials’ work earned appreciation as many players are called to war, yet a championship lineup should form again. An Aug 31 match news mentions Moran Musurg and Frank Mop an, with other boxer plans tied to Forbesfield.
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Moran Musuurg
Frank Mopan
Pittebute
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Chicaro
Innen Toond
Forbesfield
Morrissey Beats Young In Idaho Stadium Bout
Lee Morrissey won a decision over Al Young last week in Boise. Three judges favored Morrissey in what many call one of the era’s best light bouts in the Idaho capital. The decision was disputed, with critics arguing it should have been a draw. Morrissey said he would try for another fight with Young or Gilbert after Labor Day and mentioned facing Bie Wagner in Boise.
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al Young
Bie Wagner
Dolse
French Railways in Repair Surprise US Engineers
Washington reports American railway engineers, arriving in Europe, find French rail lines in strong shape after three years of war. Baker says units will work on military rails, with France or Britain providing lines as needed for US bases. Additional feeder lines and maintenance will require many railway engineer units, with eleven more units to be formed next month from mobilized men and volunteers.
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Idaho State Fair to Be Biggest Yet in Intermountain West
Pocatello Idaho Aug 27 Preparations for the Idaho state fair are underway with thirty thousand dollars earmarked for premiums and amusements. Secretary O P Sendershott reports federal cooperation and a major highlight will be a daily spectacular production of the fighting in the teacher to be presented free near the grandstand as part of the festivities.
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Publication kept out of the mails sparks federal probe
Salt Lake City reports a crackdown on a Germanophile Dull issue circulated via express services after being barred from mail delivery. Federal agents and Post Office inspectors tighten control as special agent Leon Bone and C. B. Abney oversee attempts to curb distribution and purge remaining copies.
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Dutt
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Seventh War Loan Postponed to September
Amsterdam Aug 37 The Frankfurter Zeitung reports the seventh German war loan will be lagged to the middle of September under the same conditions as the eleventh loan. The reopening of exchange is not contemplated.
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