Busy's Lassie Takes Rotckerbocker Trotting Crown
In Atlantic City, Busy’s Lassie won the Rotckerbocker 3:07 trot for 95 000 dollars with Welter Cox driving Buey’e Lage owned by Barton Parden. The race used three heats and required a fourth heat for a deciding run before final placing.
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Poughrerepsie
N. Yo
Buey’e Lage
Barton Parden
Atlantic City
Welter Cox
Dusy
Lasele
Hrescia
Murphy
Cleveland
Alc
Leo Axworthy
Left in Women’s Golf Championship Field
Miss Francen Radfield of Milwaukee and Miss Elizabeth Alles of Rock Island head the remaining contenders in the Woman’s Western Golf Association tournament at Flossmoor Country Club. Louise Winter of Memphis and Mrs. J. H. Linney of Detroit were ousted in the second round as Mrs. Fred C. Letts Jr. of Hinsdale and Miss Elaine Morenthal of Berwyn advanced to third round play.
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Chicago
Francen Radfield
Miwaukee
Winconaln Ehamplon
Elizabeth Alles
Tock Island
Lows Jehampion
Woman's Western Golf Association
Louise Winter
Memphin
Tenn
Mra. J
Lirney
Detroit
Flossmoor Country Club
Mire Vida Lieerllyn
Holly
Taateh
Limey
W. Douglans
Wentmoreland
Mian Hadfield
Princes
Trondage
Olympia Metts
Yeaterday
Mra
Gant
Waukeean
F. & Col
Glenview
Chauncey
Martyn
Flosamoor
Gand
Aten
Ralph Smalley
Windmor
Whey
Creek
Pond
Morrow
Fred C. Letts
Yndira
Melvin Jones
Glen Oak
Letts
Ja Jones
Elain Ro Renthal
Beriitoe
Samuel Runsindter
Idlewild
Mise Josenthal
Douglass
Lars Stumer
Raytetne
Marjorie Edwards
Michothian
Miles Blumer
Mar
Lewellyn
Biss Ernestine Pearce
Sxokla
Sting Pearce
Mies Kuster
Wat
Bifrs Lluretlyn
Misa Tearee
McGraw Fined and Censured by National League Board
John J. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, was fined 1060 and censured by the National League board for approving an interview later published mocking President Tener. The board found witnesses did not confirm the quoted remarks but held McGraw responsible for endorsing the interview after accepting and approving the manuscript. He was also publicly reprimanded and fined an additional 1000 and had earlier been fined 500 and suspended for six days amid umpire trouble. Larry Hepburne, NL president, questioned the action as overly harsh.
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New York
John. J. McGraw
Oo T
New York Taschal
National League
Cr Mlack
John K. Tener
Fexus
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
McGraw
Tenet
Tden
Moenta
Menpalesh
British to Build Hundreds of Ships
London reports the British government plans to rapidly replace cargo capacity lost to submarines by standardized merchant vessels. The keel for the first ship was laid in February and launched in June, with hulls varying in size from about 1,000 tons downward. The project aims to construct many hundreds of ships for wartime needs. France employs 1,000,000 women in service roles.
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London
Twelfth Inning Decides Game In San Francisco Tilt
In a Linked-innings finish on Aug 29 in San Francisco the Angels won 12-2 over the Seals after a 12th inning rally. Kenworthy homered and added a three-bagger while Crandall and Erickson both worked deep into extras.
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San Francisco
Angels
Seals
Kenworthy
Erickson
Ban Francisco
Adanto AE
Pitercratt
Pick
Calvo
Sebastor
Cy Munter
Ae Telsit Se
Munter
Scort
Los Angeles
San Planelro Huns
hHoles
Schaller
Killcter
Meuse
Tirk
Downs
Valle — Crewdall
Crandale
Fournier
Killefer
Wick
Koemer
Daber
Munk
Crandall
Tiron
Casey
Held
Strike leader to be stopped in Australia
Melbourne August 19 Welayed reports that James Larkin a famed English labor leader and head of the Thinport Workers union will be invited to Australia to meet Prime Minister Hugh and discuss wage rates. The new wage schedule shows rates from 24 cents to 45 cents per hour amid workshop inspections.
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Melbourne
Australia
James Larain
Thinsport Workers Union
England
Airlaw
Premer
Hugh
Larkin
Athe
Wika
Speed Martin Edges Schinkle In Ten Innings
Oakland defeats Salt Lake 5 to 2 after a marathon game. Speed Martin held firm through eight to set up a ninth inning rally as Adolph Schinkle faltered late. Key plays included Rath, Sheely, and Middleton contributing early runs, with four late blows powering Oakland to the win.
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Hack Miller
Speed Martin
Adolph Schinkle
Schinkle
Nartin
Dad Bil
3Ddleton
Rath
Lane
Balt Lake
Martin
Tobin
Enfield
Raciffer
Peliher
Belorn
Sheely
Dad Ell
Middleton
Orr
Murphy
Rugnera
Oakland
Funns
C.e Doo
Leani 2
Miler
Hath
Scbinkle
Quinlan
Leard
Gardner
Hannah
Crandall
Beblakle
Galt
Frocims
Beavers
Wilio
Bearers
Tigers
Teach
Miller
Wille
Willams
Garcia
Sad
Galloway
Griggs
Mitze
Rodgers
Might
Snodgrass
Grigga
Siglin
Calia Lake
Han
Tobia
Vanes Theacore
Bsheely
SD Ryan
Farmer
E.sees & R
Hollacker
Ts O Wille
Drooklys
Brooklyn de Quinlan
Williamy
Cf Deeeies
Chicago
Hanna Grixes
Ning
Schinkly
Adgers
Wheat
Gislason
OlBigia
Daubert
Safar
Ganiner
Binth
Sch. Smith and Miller
Chadboarne
Vaueha
Glechmann
McGinnis
Moore
Fromme
P Reese
Callabag
McGlouls
Simon
Sehorr
Portland— Tuna
Hilts
Bummany
National League Scores From Evening Baseball Gridiron
In Liverton Brooklyn defeated Chicago 2 1 while Horton Cincinnati edged Boston by a margin of 3 to 1. Philadelphia crushed Louis 6 by 81 with Kile tabbed for delphis 2. New York New York topped Witts lburg 6 to 5 in a tense late game.
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Liverton
Brooklyn
Chicago
Horton
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
Kiledelphis
New York
Wittslburg
BAS Philadelpia
Faston
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Ambl Kouth Ee Eee. Org
Pitteburg
Mt A
White Sox power pushes lead with doubleheader sweep
In Chicago the White Sox swept the Browns 4 0 and 21 1 to extend their AL lead to four and a half games. Felech tripled and scored on a wild pitch in the first game, while Koob drove in the run. In the second game Chicago dominated from the start as Gratfn and others led the rally. Tigers win runaway game over Cleveland 15 to 1 as Torkelson and teammates collect eighteen hits off Bestz and Torkelson. In Columbus, Ga, industry news notes job creation for 6,000 workers.
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Chicag
Sor l
Browns
Felech
Koob
Rie St. Loui Vel
Chicago
Wright and Berer
PLC
Russel
Schalie
Beere
Rise St Bonis
Batterica
Stogers
Wale
Bens
Danforth
Lynn
Tigers
Cleveland
Dermitts
Bestz
Torkelson
Clevelands
RIE 1
Dauis
Cunningham
Blapage
Yelle
Baxby
Oneill
Cherry
Tigers Lose By Poor Fielding in Frat Tilt
In Los Angeles on August 29, Portland overcame Tigers with 12 errors and a risky defense, winning the tenbascon affair by a slim margin.
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Tigers
LOS Angeurs
Vortland
Wife of Senator Walsh Is Dead
Washington, Aug. 30 Mrs Thurman J Walsh wife of the senator from Montana died in a Baltimore hospital early today She had been in ill health for several months The body will be taken to her home in Helena Montana where the funeral will be held Mrs Walsh was active in support of President Wilsons reelection An eight hour ordinance was passed by city councils at Toledo Falls Idaho
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Misa
Lucille Hensel
Bandit
Boath Shore Club
Chicago
Mize Ricusal
Wie Wiideh
Washington
Thurman J. Walsh
Montane
Baltimore
Walah
Helena
Mont
Walsh
Wilson
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York
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Rechmidt
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Rariden
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Textle Industries
Columbus, Ga
Permalt
Portland
Fromme Wenkena
Yeasterday
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Francisco
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Senator Walsh
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