Seals And Utes Busy In Coast Baseball Spin
Salt Lake and San Francisco face extended schedules as the Seals take on Portland and Oakland to challenge for first division. Oakland and Los Angeles also clash with Vernon while Portland battles multiple rivals. Pitching depth and manager decisions will shape the tight transbay race.
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Hia Betaphi Tribe
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Oaka
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Transbay Fang
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Lees
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Wistes
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Gil Anderson and Wilcox to Lead Harvest Day Races
Gil Anderson and Howard Wilcox team for the Harvest Day races at Indianapolis Speedway on September 9. Both riders enter the 20, 60 and 10 mile events with Premier mounts, aiming to energize the speeds. Lane of Oakland leads base stealing with 3, while Mazgert of Los Angeles follows with 26 sacks, and Walter and Eltix of the Angels have 26 and 23 scooped bases respectively.
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Howard Wilcox
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Leading Coast League Batting Averages Highlight Stars
Salt Lake’s Trao Ping Nadie and Seal lead Pacific Coast batting with a .323 season mark as Justin Pitafield surfaces at .342 alongside Athletic stars. The report notes strong hitting across Salt Lake and nearby clubs, with teams like the Athletics buoyed by hot averages and expected call ups.
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Seal
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Vingus
Pacific Coast
Ping
Harry Wolverton
Athletics
Ding
Mackinen
Justin Pitaffiald
Piog’s
Alec
Utes Lead Batting Strides Amid Slumps and Standings
The report tracks batting and fielding leaders across teams, noting Hudygants at 313 and others near 309, while Portland and Oakland lag. It highlights pitchers, runs, and home runs with figures for Mayless Blankenship Risberg Kenworthy Magrert and notable trades, detailing current form and standings.
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Risbere
Vernon
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Tal Mes
Willie
Duckland
Portland
Runny Meier
Dhance
Chicago Nips Phillies 1 0 in close league tilt
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 to gain a share of second place as the only run scores in the seventh inning. Weaver drives in Collins after Bene walks and is later held to three hits by Johnson. Washington blanks Cleveland 2 0 behind Walter Johnson allowing three scattered hits.
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Collins
Johnson
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Boeb- Jing
Pitsburg
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Zlocorollims
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Mnte
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Mittsburg
Mitinos
Alexander
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National League Results and Standings Highlight Brooklyn Losses
Baseball summary reports yesterday's National League results Boston lost to Pittsburg after a split doubleheader while New York beat Cincinnati Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 2 and Brooklyn fell to St Louis Discussed are today’s schedule and a note on the Pittsburg Boston doubleheader with details on game scores and key pitchers.
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Mittaburg
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St. Louie
Zimmerman Joins Giants in Big Trade
Chicago trades Helnie Zimmerman third baseman to the New York Giants for Larry Doyle and two other players. Doyle, veteran second baseman, had long been with the Giants, while Zimmerman had labored near .200 with the Cubs. The deal alters two long-time players as the Giants prepare for upcoming games.
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Helnie Zingerman
Larry Doyle
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Zimmerman
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Dick Kinsella
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ACID FROM AIR AND SHIPMENTS AT MARKET
A wartime article explains how modern explosives derive from nitric acid. It notes shifts from nitrates to air-based production, enabled by cheap water power and electricity, increasing nitric acid supply for explosive manufacture.
Present She What Fancy Jones Engaged
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tre and a remark about a man always ready to marry, plus a reference to a woman described as homely. No identifiable names, dates, or locations to confirm a clear news item.
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