Ales Shuts Out Tigers 4-0 in Baseball Pitching Duel
Harry Ales worked in fine form and blanked the Detroit Tigers 4 to 0. Los Angeles recorded only five hits while Frank Decamlere struggled, facing three batters in the third before being relieved by Plareny. Oakland and Roma are mentioned, but the text is garbled and unclear beyond the shutout details.
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Los Angeles
Harry Ales
Tigers
Lugetog
Beavers
Frank Decamlere
Megs
Siaslon
Plareny
Oakland
ROMA
Walk Overs Take 2 to 1 Win in Midweek Clash
The Walk Overs edged the Peery-Knicely team 2 to 1 at Glenwood in a midweek game. A double from Checketts to Layman to Flack and a running catch by Crosman highlighted the action. Crosman also threw twice from field 19 to cut down two runners. Summary notes: two-base hits by Paick, two stolen bases by Ronch and Stewart each, and errors by Collins and Perry-Kilsely.
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Checketts
Flack
Crosman
Parry-Bkalnely
Muptord
Cox R
Greenwell
Collins Oro
Palgkars
Reardon
Checketty
Laat Sen
Wilms
E. Feery-Kalbely
Paick
Ronch
Stewart
Balle
Collina
Collins
Bawer
Perry-Kilsely
Qvary
Lougis
Chacketts
Layman
Falck
Cox
Derotren
Wwetts
Boyla
Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 rain shortens game
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 as rain halted play in the sixth inning with Fisher on base after a single. The muddy field halted further action and the game was called.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnat
New York
Soutt
Shontyabitisburgh
Brooklyn
Ems
Baink
Viattora
Man
Fisher
Umaye Rigier
Dodger ace Heston shines as St. Louis held to two runs
Heston delivered a four for four performance at bat and kept St. Louis hitless into the eighth inning of the opener of a seven game series. Despite bases loaded in the eighth, Detroit’s defense prevented a comeback as the Dodgers won 4 to 2.
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Heston
St. Lawl Ing & Nvors
St. Louis
Salt Lake Loses After Prolonged Baseball Tilt With Portland
Salt Lake drops to defeat as Portland wins an eleven inning game despite Salt Lake’s seven runs and six errors. The home club had thirteen hits and six errors while Portland collected eleven hits and two errors. Poor fielding and late miscues hurt Salt Lake, ending with a lopsided fate despite bright innings.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Balt Lake
Blank
iPinch
Silt Lakes
Nat
Pop
Mit
Taber Sets Mile Run Records at Marvard Stadium
Taber, former Brown University gunner, ran one mile in 4 minutes 12 3-5 seconds to break both world professional and amateur marks at Marvard stadium. He toppled Cornell’s John Pandomes record from 1913 by about 14.5 seconds. Bill Meanix of the BAA clocked 43 5 seconds in the 440 yard hurdles, beating G B Tar Darson’s world mark by two-fifths of a second.
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Taber
Brown’ University
Marvard Stadium
John Pandomes
Cornell
Bill Meanix
B.A. A
Eastern Granite
Meanix
G. BR. Tardarson
Right 9 Hi4 Bands from Barbour Spiral and Slip
Fragmented OCR text mentions bands from Barbour and twisted spiral forms with unclear numbers and names. The readable items include Bale jake and Rune with scattered codes like 020 164 000 OL- and 322, 10-13. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
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Barbour
San Francisco Victorious Over Angels in Nonspecific Rivalry
San Francisco won 6 to 4? against the Angels with early scoring by the Angels and Brown pitching well. The report notes Poll Perritt being hammered and San Francisco breaking the tie after a delay, as the Angels were outplayed in earlier innings. Fire department in Spanish Fork saved a home on First Street after a roof fire caused by a stove, with estimated damage around $50.
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San Francisco
Angels
Poll Perritt
Brown
Los Angeles
Vyoyis
Rite
San Fra Hume
Ceae Emule Renee
Spanish Fork
Chiyton Beck
Firat Maat
Flre
Roosevelt Promotes Universal Service in Panama Exposition
In San Francisco Theodore Roosevelt spoke to soldiers and citizens at the Panama-Pacific Exposition about readiness and national strength. He urged universal military service, denounced pacifists as hindering defense, and warned that a prosperous nation must be willing to pay the price for peace through strength.
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Cal
Theodore Rocnavelt
Panama
Roosevelt
Firat
Gaia
Hiram W. Johnson
Gallforda
Belgium
Thane
China
Prayers for Victory Widespread in Russia
Telegraph reports from Petrograd say Novogeorgiest fortress stands sentinel over Warsaw as Russian forces fight for the right bank of the Narew. Across the empire millions join in prayer for victory while churches fill despite the heat and priests lead enduring chants. An opening church ceremony is shown at Kamatan cathedral with a large crowd.
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Petrograd
The
Times
Novogeorgieysk
Warsaw
Narew
Empire
Daily Mail
Hussia
Kamatan
Studio Pet in Kalem Drama
Fragmented plot notes describe Studio Pet a brindle hatdes character in a Kalem drama with Jo Kialem etudioy. The narrative hints at production tensions, audience reactions, and several named figures including Marry Von Meter and Charlotte Burien, with references to theater notes and a tale about Moon Mike.
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Mike
Jo Kialem Etudioy
Photoniny Par
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von Meter
Dramatic Scenes Highlight Early Motion Picture Work
The article details actors Tedmarsh and Miss Holmes in Kalem railroad productions. It notes Roy La McCardell’s on set demand, Hart’s on set fate, and Kaufman and Gus developing new photoplays for the American Film Manufacturing Corp. A Glendale Locomotive scene shows a stunt where Miss Holmes leaps from a platform onto a speeding engine, witnessed by bystanders and readers.
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Quabba
Wisten
Los Angeles
Hart
Roy la, McCardell
Edward A. Kaufman
Fbm
Mal
Tom Gus
American Fimm Manufacturing Corporation
Glendale
Miss Holmes
No. 1
Miss Holmen
Jan
Siranaert
Does Not Doubt Courage of Helen Holmes
A garbled report extols Helen Holmes and asserts courage, mentioning an unnamed orderly, a vow, and a claim of unique capability. The text appears corrupted, but centers on Holmes's bravery and a challenge or bet about feats at rail or race events.
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Helen Holmes
Grandpa’s Kitchen Mystery Wins a Smile
A Kansas City Times item recalls a parliamentary grandchild delighting her grandfather with a mischievous kitchen claim. The granddaughter asked about something running across the floor, and the elder asked for clues before the child triumphantly declared it was water.
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Stluuphantly
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury that can damage smell and the whole system. Advises using only prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hal's Catarrh Cure, manufactured in Toledo Ohio, promoted by F. H. Cheney Co. Sold by druggists with price per bottle. Also touts Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hinll
J. Conner & Co
Toledo
F. Db Cheney A Co
Druggiats
Hall
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