Paul WIns Fighth Battle Against Tigers
Vernon St Paul Oct 17 Three runs in the first inning gave Paul the eighth game of the western minor league championship series at Washington Park here today 3 to 7. The series now stands four and four and the final game will be played coilay. The Tigers used four pitchers in an effort to stop the visitors but no avail. The heavy hitting visitors knocked Pitcher Dell of Vernon out of the box in the first frame and hit W Mitchell who replaced him badly. VERNON ST PAUL AK RUL PO 0 Riggert of oo Duncan If Miller of 1212 Hyatt In 1018 Margrave 113 McDonalud gh 4021 Kerghymmer 2b 3014 Haoness Old Gunner p Towns o 7an19 3 x Batted for W Mitchell in eighty. Score by Isaape Vernon 000 300 200-1 St Paul 400 000 3-6x Summary base bi McDonald Sacrifice hit Boone Struck out Dy Dell 1 by Mitchell 9 by Gunner 2 Bases on balls Off Dell 3 off Mitchell 2 Runs responsible for De 3 Innings pitched Nell Mitchell 1-3 Linneran plus Ross Chargé defeat to Dell Double play Hoone to Berghammer to dyatte (2) Berghammer to Hyatt Amglies Murray and Toman
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West High Meets Granite In Crucial 1919 Football Game
West High and Granite clash on Granite grounds this afternoon at 4 o clock in a decisive league showdown. Both teams undefeated, strong lineups with new players Linell and Sims for Granite, and a large student turnout expected to back Granite. Officials announced by James K. Moga WSALA president. hundreds of students, including a chorus and band, heading to Granite to cheer the teams.
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Eleven Westbound Planes Arrive In Cheyenne
Eleven westbound planes reach Cheyenne for the air derby. Lt Channes and Lt Osborne crash land on the field during landing, both uninjured. Major Simons arrives No. 19 at 1 07 pm and is ordered to Washington with no explanation. Captain Stanley’s craft is badly damaged after a landing attempt. Aviators Major Alber and others arrive in the afternoon.
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Wrecked Machines Hinder Race Contender Flight
The report lists multiple aviators with unit identifiers and arrival times. Captain Felix Stelle and Lieutenant Charles J. Oxborne suffer wrecks or damage to machines while race competitors attempt to continue. Provisional crews seek substitutions as sunrise returns.
Roger Breshnahan Quits Baseball
Roger Patrick Breshnahan passes from baseball as rumors swirl he will depart the Yoloda club of the American association after an unprofitable season in Cleveland. Frank Cantea, Toledo electric lights and street railway president, has been offered Madhens presidency, making Breshnahan’s fate uncertain. John Ganzel, Belleville minor league manager, hints at acquiring Breshnahan’s stock in the Tn edo club as he seeks a new role after years with Kuttsas City and a federal league stint in Rochester.
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Weber Gridders to Meet B Y C Today
Weber grid players under Coach Malcolm Watson face B Y C with a young squad in their first season. Watson praised several players while stressing teamwork and fast harness play in a promising afternoon matchup.
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Mystery of a Lost Back Shifts in Play Circles
A fragment hints at a shifty player involved in high level circles and a team's defeat. The text references a waking or rise of a lost back in a sporty setting, noting a shifty figure among ball handlers during a loss. Further details are unclear.
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