Baseball scoreless drives and wild plays in early innings
Spor ting News reports a chaotic sequence of miscues and aggressive baserunning in a Los Angeles game. Key moments include Quinlan, Bassler, Koerner, and El l s in a tangled first inning. Additional notes describe deep drives by McLarry and a late inning surge, with pitchers Ryan, Klawitter, and Dougan contributing mixed results.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Kane
Utes
Morrla Nath
Quinlan
Bassler
Arlet
Koerner
Tommy
Linet
Harry Walter
Koemer
Galloway
Butler
Quintan
Shinn
Fanning
McLany
Raasler
Tryan
Margert
Elis
Walter
Margert Scross
Gong
Dougan
Ells
Ellis
Wotter
Maselee
McLarry
Ryan
Tommy Orr
Beore
Incings
Scomary
Melarry
Toylees
Welter
Klawitter
Balla
Klawiter
Kilawitter
Piece Bits
Charge Defrat
Riawhiter
Oguble
Buller
McLaery
Downey
Ort Ta Tifes
Tosle
Phyte
Beavers, Oaks Braves, and Chiropractic News All in One
Detroit pitcher Erickson stars in a rough game with the Beavers while Henry Ford town figures in a local chiropractic opening. Vaughn, Kelly, and Harwood feature in a scattered baseball night as Vernon tops Oakland in a Coast League tilt. Officials convene at Spalding to plan an Intermountain meet in August to crown champions and select a team for San Diego.
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Portland
Ore
Ftickers
Coast League Park
Neavera
Ban Francieto
Jerry Downs
Larry Kelly
Jeremish
Urry
Pacific Coast League
Jlon Angeles
Vernon
Sprite
Cummings Field
sPortland
Oakland
Spalding Sporting Goods
Intermountain
San Dero
Cal
California
Fntry Mets
Charles G. Plummer
N. C. Maney
John Birkenailek
Fela Lela
Ryk, Bennett and
Mideon Boy’ Fer
Baseball scores and misc. plays in late July games
Wagner scored on a triple and Hinchman’s single. The home team tied with three singles and a bases loaded situation in the second. Cooper replaced Jacobs. Niebel, Sioc’t, and Good drove in three. Cooper blanked the home team. Piktevure 100 009 100 2. Boston Chicago. Boston beat Chicago 2 1 in flow games. McCannell pitched well for the Cubs. New York beat Cincinnati 2 2 in ten innings as Benton’s wild pitch and HerBIG errors helped, Clark’s fumble and Wild pitch set up Wins.
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Hinchman
Cooper
Jacobs
Niebel
Plegle
Sioc't
Good
Sncknies Fly
Boston
Chicago
Hoston
Went
Marangitle
Tubher
McCannell
Cubs
New York
Cincinnati
Claco
Wid
Benton
National League Yesterday's Results Highlight Brooklyn Rout of St Louis
Brooklyn beat St Louis 9 to 5 after overcoming a five run deficit. Cards scored five early on a pass ball and wild throw then Brooklyn rallied with doubles and timely hitting. Marquard finished strong in the ninth as Brooklyn moved three of four against St Louis.
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Brooklyn
St. Louie
St Louis
Cardinals
Coomba
Superbta
Ainglia
Patnes
Steela
Jesper
Jasper
Mell
Bender Strong In Phildelphia Win Over Jacobs
Philadelphia pitchers quieted Jacobs early then held on for a victory. Bender displayed strong effectiveness after a rough start as the Philadelphias offense produced enough runs to secure the win.
Ebawkey Leaders Triumph In Pitching Duel
In Chicago on July 28 the Ebawkey team benefited from Schalk and Murphy errors plus timely hits by Yankeen and Ehew to beat the Yeatue 5 to 3. Bhawkey held New York to a hitless eighth inning, expanding the White Sox path in a shaky ninth before five hits and a throwing error closed the gap. Score by innings shows dominant early offense and late rally.
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New York
Chicago
Schalkland Murphy
Nitog
Yankeen
Ehewkey
Ebawkey
Bhawkey
White Sox
St Louis sweeps Phillies in five game series win
St Louis dominates Philadelphia 6 to 3 at home as Sheeban yields two earned runs and Detroit posts 3 to 16 victory over Washington. The card includes multiple baseball results with varied scoring on July 28 across Cleveland Boston Kansas City Rexburg and East Coast teams along with inter sectional tennis selections and meet planning notes.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bt. Louis
Bheeban
Efrura
Canty
Ecare
Fonluga
Peerss
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Tubuc
Ned
Southern Pacific team heads to Montello for baseball game
The Southern Pacific baseball team will travel to Montello Nevada tomorrow to face Montello. After a defeat by the Utamades last Sunday the railroad lineup is Colling on the mound Woolsey catching Mann at first Thurston second Cox third Paulson short Spackman Weld Norden center Weld Stewart right Brooks utility. A crowd of fans plans to accompany the trip on train No 13.
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Southern Pacific
Montello
Nevada
Utamades
Montello Fame
Colling
Woolsey
Mann
Buan
Thurston
Cox
Paulson
Spackman
Tell Weld
Norden
Eld
Stewart
Brooks
Trata No. 13
San Francisco High Schools Plan Interclose Contests
San Francisco announces a Heart of Education plan to boost athletic output by replacing interschool contests with interclose competitions. Each school will have two physical instructors, male and female, to train pupils for sports while preserving developed reserve squads. The aim is broader athletic development without expanding candidate pools.
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San Francisco
Heart of Education
Corns Vanish Like Magic Quick Relief Plaster
A vintage ad promises a corn cure that removes corns without cutting or padding. It touts a plaster applying instantly relieving pain, claiming corns vanish with the device working behind the scenes and guarantees safe results.
Public Schools to Open for Fall Term in Orden
The Orden public schools will open for the fall term on Tuesday September as decided at a regular board meeting. Teachers for 1916-17 were approved, with several named, and athletic programs to emphasize fall and track participation under the athletic director and captains. The board authorized borrowing for current expenses and paying insurance and other bills as needed.
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Orden
Martha Keuchler
Mew
TR. Maguire
Mary St. Spencer
Marty
Elfen Wilson
Spry Opens Campaign HQ in Eccles Building Oxden
Governor William Spry opened his local campaign headquarters yesterday afternoon in room 601 Eccles building and named A. L. Toon in charge. He met supporters and discussed forming a campaign committee to organize workers after the state convention.
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William Spry
Eccles Building
A. L. Toon
Oxden
Tia
New Method Claims Star Distance From Spectrum
A Mount Wilson study led by Professor Adama proposes distances to stars by analyzing their spectra. Photographs of hundreds of stars show stronger lines in the upper spectrum, linking measured line intensity to true stellar brightness to infer distance.
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Adama
Mount Wilson Observatory
Mount Waon
Adame
Scientists Examine Over Eighty Subjects For Valuable Information
More than eighty stare dava been examined in his manner and considerable information of utmost value turned over to scientists.
Lorraine resources and war era iron and potash wealth
The piece highlights Lorraine containing half the world’s iron deposits and major potash mines worth 20 million dollars yearly. It notes the region’s value to France, its coal deposits, and past German ownership profiting from its minerals.
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Lorraine
Alsace
Lormine
Ars Roma
France
France to Gain 50 Million From Alsace Return Trade
The passage details France importing coal totaling 10 million tons annually and asserts that the return of Alsace Lorraine will raise national income by about 50 million dollars. It emphasizes the economic impact of recovering rich provinces and the favorable business climate resulting from the restored territories.
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Aleute Lorraine
France
Electric "Milkmaid" For Modern Dairy
Housewives, especially mothers, care about milk quality and safety. The article contrasts the idealized nursery milk maid with Tamil households in old cowsheds and hired help, then describes modern dairies with cement, overhead electric systems, milking machines, milk protection from dust, electric refrigerating units, cream separators, motorized churning, bottling machinery, and ultraviolet sterilization.
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Rhima
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