Hovlik Pitches Victor ious One
Angeles Sept 4 Seals defeat Tigers 3 to 2 as Hovlik strands in key innings while Verna drives in decisive run. Chadbourne and Calvo contribute, errors haunt both sides. late Tigers rally falls short amid misplays and wild throws.
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Bobby C Wins 2 14 Trot Easily at Madison Meet
In Marford Conn three heats show Bobby C winning the 2 14 trot easily while Jesa VY and other horses faced missteps. The day also covers pacing heats with John A F, Dr Gordon and On the Ahroe contending. Saldine underperformed early, then rallied in heat four. A Spokane fall athletic meeting plans include Whitecap College and several western universities to set the forthcoming year’s athletic schedule and discuss freshman rule waivers.
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John A. P
Saldine
Murray Tor
Crozier
Don Dix
Tallman
Pirates Grab 4th Straight as Cincinnati Ousted
In Pittsburg on September 4, Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 in ten innings to extend a four game winning streak. Carey scored the decisive run after Keet’s error, as Hoeckel delivered the run with a single. Batteries: Wattabury and Wingo for Pittsburgh.
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Cincinnati
Carey
Keot
Toney
Hoeckel
Piltebure
Wingo
Jacobs
Cooper and Behmidt
Athletics to Begin Time for War Effort Decision at State College
Waahine on State college athletic director J. Fred Dobler, also secretary of the Northwest College Conference, has opened correspondence with the erad inate manager and coaches of the family organization to decide upon a framework for beginning athletics in response to the current situation.
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Pullman
Waah
J. Fred Dobler
Waahineon State College
Northwest College Conference
Cubs Tame Cardinals In High-Scoring Opener
In Chicago the Cubs beat the Cardinals 12 to 5 in front of a home crowd as hitters connected early and late. Chicago used three pitchers, piling on runs with a strong eighth inning to seal the win.
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Cardinals
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Allants
Stong Na Tira
Commission 0 K s league drafts major leaguers from minors
Cincinnati Sept 4 The national report lists players bought by major league clubs from minor league teams since August 28. It includes New York Chicago and Oakland players with origins in Lake Galt Marshalltown Votehiceon Dew Moines and Dew Moines.
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Cincinnati
Tin Ear Bard to Enlistment in Great Lakes Station
Johnny Sehil, California featherweight, narrowly avoided draft at Great Lakes training base near Chicago due to cauliflower ear, fractured nose, and broken arm. He says the arm has healed and is stronger, noting boxers are rejected for minor injuries. Sehil served a year in the Canadian militia after enlisting in the One Hundred and Fortyaighth Overseas Battalion. he was wounded in duty.
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Johnny Sehil
Great Lakes
Yol
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Johnny
Iittle
Datalion
Canada
Watern
Sebist
Mary Browne Plays Fast Game In Rochester Exhibition
Mary Browne of California again defeated Molla Mallory in straight sets to 62 64 at Rochester N T in a return engagement by tennis players touring for the National Tennis Association ambulances fund. The event also featured John R. Strachan defeating his opponent in a brilliant exhibition of play in the Ambulances fundraiser program.
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National Tennis Association
Sematon
Mien
Mary K. Drowne
California
Molla Djurstedt
Ey Murray
Strachan
John R. Strachan
Slare
Six Heats Run In Class Event In Wanmiane
Six heats run in class event at Wanmiane Minnesota to decide pace times. Remilia wins the 2:20 pace with Warry Warren second, Seat time 22094 with 2:95 trot. Early Dreams takes 4:25 trot at $1,000, Richard Hunter first Niright Patch second. Power Patch leads 3:15 page at $200 with Agnea Patch third. Beat the 2:22.
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Wanmiane
Minn
Epi
George W
Warry Warren
Milas Rowatta
David Look
Richard Hunter
Niright Patch
Sable
Tian Chad
Agnea Patch
Aliens Foment a Strike in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska Scot B General Manager Meren of the Armour plant reported a strike by foreign workers triggered by three alien emissaries two Austrians and a German who worked briefly that week authorities learned. About 189 men participated demanding higher pay and safer conditions before leaving the facility.
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Neb
Meren
Armour Parking Company
Many Athletes Enlist in the Nation's Service
San Francisco report notes a surge of athletes joining the fighting forces of the United States. Authorities estimate that athletes, famed for their vigor and resolve, are in high demand across all branches, with aviation service especially prominent as May approaches for General Pershing's units.
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Cal
Unitedtates
General Pershing
Military Academy to Have Football Team at West Point
West Point to field a football squad next fall after War Department authorization allowing cadets to compete with other colleges. No games with the Army are planned. Meanwhile at Alameda California George Cunha of San Francisco set a new 2 1 2 yard swim dash world record of 10 3 6 seconds at a meet under the Pacific Athletic Association, surpassing Norman Ross of San Francisco.
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War Department
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Army
West Polnters
Secretary of War
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Cel
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San Francisco
Pacific Athletic Association
Norman’ Ross
San Franlace
Mayor Thompson Stirs Chicago Slacker Demonstration
A mob of about 200 Thompson supporters and civilians snarled traffic on Michigan Avenue as soldiers from Camp Grant dispersed the crowd. A banner on a struck car read William Hale Thompson Republican Club, while protesters hurled epithets like slacker. Police and provost guards restored order amid cries and hoots, with rank and file locals blaming antiwar agitators. The incident followed a city council vote praising Governor Lowden for suppressing antiwar propaganda.
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Danner
Slmots Field Hospital Corps
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Republican Club
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Grant Park
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Lowden
Fireworks Show Planned at Glenwood Park
Arrangements made with elite commissioners and military authorities for use of Glenwood Park on September 18 for a large fireworks display. City grants park access and equipment. event to feature a major electric and neuro fireworks display titled Wake Up America.
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Ita
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Amer
McGraws Choice For Fist Game
Rube Benton is likely to start the exhibition game for the Giants. The manager reports extensive plans for advertising across northern Utah and southern Idaho with posters in Brigham Collinston Morgan Layton and surrounding towns to attract a large crowd.
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Ogden
First Increment On Way To Camp For National Army
Five so Thousand men, the first increment of the national army, move toward cantonments to begin training for overseas service. After exemption boards provided transportation expenses and final instructions, they spent the night at home before joining the colors under leaders chosen from among themselves, as mobilization continues.
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Washington
National Army
Cantonmente
Slacker Advertisement Prompts Dinner Debate
A quirky advertisement notes a question about marriage to a "slacker" and mentions Emily Blovens at the Og den. In dialogue, Phyllis worries about an empty knife and fork count for thirteen at table, while Gladye and Sbhe exchange banter about danger and romance at the rink of life.
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Blovens
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Phyllis
Beavers Meet Beees Today in Pacific Coast League Play
Beavers from Portland face Vernon and Salt Lake in a busy series as Salt Lake aims to extend its lead. Earl Sheely may stay, and pitchers show depth with Erana Leverenz Hoff Kirmeyer Dubuc Hughes contributing. Oakland and Los Angeles expected to clash in a rival War for standings.
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Waller McCredie
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Thore
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Chester Hoff
Cavers
Ollie Kirmeyer
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Portland Uhies
Aimes
Tom Hughes
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Los Angeles
Sprint Champion Duke Rahanomoku Shatters World Record
In Honolulu Duke Rahanomoku, sprint champion, tied his world record with 23 seconds in the 220 yard dash at the Sparta carnival. Hawaiians Lane and Kelly finished second and third. Norman Moss of San Francisco ran the 440 yards in 2 minutes 26.45 seconds, Harold Kroger second, Carlola A Walker third. Claire Gailishas of New York broke Dorothey Burne's 226 yard mark with 2 minutes 26.36 seconds, Burne second, Frances Cowells third. An August 6 Detroit meeting will host the International State and Trade Roofers Union of America.
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Kelly
Norman Moss
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Harold Kroger
Carlola A. Walker
Misa Claire Gailishas
New York
Dorthy Burne
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