Angels Win Coast Pennant In Seven Inning Clash
Los Angeles Angels clinch the coast pennant by beating Vernon 4 to 2 in seven innings. Dell held Vernon scoreless through four, while Los Angeles rallied with late runs to secure the victory. Tigers were blanked by Red Sox in both games of a doubleheader as Boston took 3 to 0 and 4 to 0 wins.
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Seara
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Walker
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Biacrifice
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Frary
Boxer Charlie Leonard to lead boxing at Camp Devens
Washington July 2 The annountment of Charlie Leonard brother of Memiy Leonard boxing instructor at Camp Devens Ayer Ma has been announced by Dr Raycroft head of the athletic division Won Lost Perpof the war department commission Boston ieee deeeser se OS BI UTION training camup activities Prior to Cleveland 2012 hla appointment Charlie Leonard at Washington 1 T4742 h3a alated hie brother as boxing instruc New York ag 29 for at Carn Upton for several months Bt Tals At Guim Devons he will succeed Bat ing Leyinsky who littlesigned from the training came conclasion to the 50 A for oler war work Dr Raycroft also announced the appointment of Tommy Hixon as boxing Instructor at Camp instan Brad Marvel voted athlete and football and rack coach at Brown university has been appointed special assistant ly Raycroft fly has been des talled for pervice at the Washington office nf the training cum consnita sion IMCREO vis piece Philadelphia tre Tratrolt 6
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D.C
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Memiy Leasard
Boxing Astructor
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Ayer
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Ashtetica
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War Department
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Ieee Deeeser
Cleveland
Hla
Charlie Leonard
Hie
New York
Carn Upton
Guim Devons
Bating Leyinsky
Raycroft
Tommy Hixon
Campinstan
Brad Marvel
Brown University
Ly. Raycroft
Pervice
Washington ‘Office
Washington tightens sweep with win over Chicago in ten innings
Washington completes a four game series sweep over Chicago by edging them 3 to 2 in ten innings. The play sees key moments from Lavan and Shenk as Washington's defense limits Chicago while capitalizing on errors and timely hits to secure the victory.
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Chicago
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Pieinich
Gandi
Stalen
Lavan
Mianling
Shenk Ugeuble
Letton
Washlegion
Ashington
Tiases Omy
Ballgs
Harper T
Lsyl
Shockley Wins 12 Mile Denver to Cheyenne Auto Race
Shockley dominates the Denver to Cheyenne 12 mile auto race, setting a new annual record. Arthur Syes finishes third as the field features several competitors from nearby towns.
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Cheyense
Wyo
Denver
Louob
Cheyenne
Wits
Algres
Arthur Syes
Crowder to Decide Closing of Major League Baseball
Washington July 23 report on work or fight regulations for baseball. Crowder to withhold report until Wednesday after hearings with American League owners and National League leaders. Decision may modify order to avoid disrupting current season. London Longfellow and Herrmann attend. Johnson and Tener involved in delay strategy.
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Wasilington
Owl
Hiker
Tamoorrow
Wier
Washington
Organized Baseball
Madern Baseball Commission
Wokthington American League
Baker
Nicholas Longfort
Ohio
August Herrmann
Masional Commission
Crowder Gall
National Baseball Commidission
August Mwernmann
John K. Tener
National League
Fala
Johnson
War Department
Herrmann
Pittaburz
Jolson
Times C. Dunn
Cleveland American Jengie
Ater
Rettiti
Cleveland
National League schedule and Philadelphia win highlight quirks
Vitesburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Host St Louis, Naw Yor Cleaga at Hhiadelpta matchups sketched amid rough OCR. Norte Haves Inst Ane Inat Ramo at Pittaburg on July 22 features pitching notes and errors. Philadelphia Athletics lose to Perry despite limited hits as Terry and Oeschger pitched for Phila.
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Vitesburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Norte
Ramo
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Tito
Innliss Ten
Pittsbure Goa
Petchy
Boston
Pittabare
Om Halls of Sanders
Randers
Coupes
Danimbas
Ty Necht
Bs Cooper
Schmidt Winnie Piceher Sanders
Plete
One Armed Pitcher Beats Soldier Nine in Utah Contest
A partial readable snippet shows a one armed pitcher defeating a military nine in Utah. The fragment mentions Lewiston and Ravens and notes a 13 to 10 score or similar, with limited details about the game and players.
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Soldier
XNI
Utah
Amajer
Ravens
Lewiston
Amour
Lewiston to Meet Salt Lake in July Tug for Purse
Lewiston faces Wilson-Western Arms of Salt Lake in Richmond Utah on July 24 for a purse of 280 dollars. Conkwright, Salt Lake Coast league pitcher, will pitch for the locals. Also notes Toney sold by Cincinnati Nationals to New York Giants for 70 dollars? Moore wins Great Plains Tennis title defeating Frank C How ard of Kansas City in straight sets 6-2 6-4.
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Toney
Giants
Gincinsati
Frevt Toney
Tolday
Cine Nati Nationals
New York Ionals
Cincinnati
New York
War Casualties Report and Listings of Names
War casualty figures show 103 total cases with 24 killed in action 3 died of wounds 6 died of accident 67 wounded 2 missing In Action. A National list includes Sergeant Carl L Gilbert and many named individuals across Chicago New York Minnesota Washington and other places.
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Acion
Carl L. Gilbert
Nil Cornes
Nephen Grib
Chicago
Harry Abramowitz
Clifford A. Beard
Chicaro
A. Buchanan
Ble Lake
Wash
API
Hidgeway
Mountle
Noble
Arik
Tames I
Milly Horada
Tes
Cheater
A. Martyell Jewell
Madghn Lambert
Holyoke
Mase
John Th Mundie
Nori
Yorowanla
N.Y
John J. Murphy
Alldaxone
Karl A
Died of Wounds and Other Fates in War Casualty List
A long casualty list dated July 23 from Washington details soldiers with varied fates. Died of wounds, died from accidents, and several wounded or missing are named alongside home towns such as New York City, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago. The list includes privates, lieutenants, sergeants, and corporals, with many towns and states identified.
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Conn
Alfred Stengel
Loge Paint
Isador Swarey
York City
Leon
Spring City
Domenica de Modica
Boston
John E. Ilow
Pony
Mont
Gus M. Stanton
Milbrank
Mick
Willam A. Farrie
A. Lewis
Fullerton
Nehr
Treary Rehwwia
Wintena
George — Bilsbarrow
Maplewand
Francis Read
Waniington
Dessithany
Rino
Arcicles J. Swenson
New York
Neyrk
Acitar
White
Lima
N.Y
Arthin Fh
Wiliams
Rolla
Tachem G
Willams
Hera
Jutins Wolfe
Elmhatt
Nissing i
Ackion
Private
Hilwird Sizants
Wartungton
Marino Corpa
Kiet
Acta
Supp W S Laws to Leave July 27 for Over There
Sept W S Eaw of the Atah Idaho Central has received a commission as captain in the U S engineering corps and orders to report for overseas duty. He departs Ogden Saturday for Hoboken N J to sail for France with the 2nd regiment of engineers, under a colonel who is a personal friend. Captain Law is a well known railroad man who has held official posts across the country and for major systems. He will oversee railroad work near the front.
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Atah-Idaho Central
U. S. Engineering Corps
Oversuas Dlty
Ogden
Hoboken
N. J
France
Hits
Tan
Colored men to enter the war call from exemption district
Sixteen colored registrants appeared at the board ofice yesterday in the city exemption district. Fourteen of the number will be selected to fill a call in August for Camp Lewis. Names listed include Charles Wiley Barry Scruges Henry O Morrow Fred Smith James H Hutt Robert Mitchell George Brooks Charles McKinney Singleton Krows Jack M White Jack W Melton James Hadford Jr Frank P Yeiser William A Weekly Elmer Cooper Walter J Armstrong. Those who may be classed as delinquents are Wiley Alexander Lew Shortey Isaac D Coles Nelson Li Ue Williams Carrot Owens.
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Camp Lewis
Lawha
Charles Wiley
Barry Scruges
Henry O'Morrow
Fred Smith
James H. Hutt
Robert Mitchell
George Brooks
Charles McKinney
Singleton Krows
Jack MH. White
Jack W. Melton
Janes Hadford, Jr
Frank P. Yeiser
William AH. Weekly
Woman Found Not Guilty By Court
Annie Gibelli an Italian woman charged with possessing liquor was found not guilty by a municipal court jury. The court heard she received the suitcase from a houseroomer and was asked to carry it home, with two water jugs of whiskey found inside. The case underscores questions about intent and possession.
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Shington Avenue
Forman
White
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