Coast League suit seeks $31500 in federal court
Mrs. Eather Jacobs, mother of Floyd Jacobs, sues the Coast League in the United States District Court seeking $31,500 alleged as a 1914 loan to the Sacramento club. The suit, filed under antitrust law, accuses the Pacific Coast League of monopolizing baseball in California and could affect current contracts between clubs and players. The action arises after efforts to settle outside the courts failed.
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Baseball results and schedule from the National League
Yesterday's NL scores: St Louis 2 over Pittsburgh 3 in game one, St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 6 in game two, Brooklyn 2 New York 1 in game two, Brooklyn 1 New York 6 in game one, Brooklyn and New York posted. Philadelphia and Boston games postponed by rain. Today: Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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National League pennant race led by Philadelphia after rain
In Chicago on September 7 rain pushed Philadelphia into the lead for the National League pennant by one game over Brooklyn. Moran's Brooklyn team split a doubleheader with New York and dropped to second. Standings show Philadelphia at the top with a 49 45 record and Brooklyn close behind. Pacific Coast League figures list San Francisco Portland and Oakland among leaders with similar records as the season tightens. Today's schedule includes Balt Lake at Oakland and San Francisco at Portland with Vernon and Los Angeles at Los Angeles.
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Giants and Pirates Split Twin Bill on Sept. 7
New York and Brooklyn split their doubleheader with the Giants taking the opener 6 to 1 and Brooklyn winning the nightcap 2 to 1. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates won a doubleheader from St Louis 3 to 2 and 3 to 1, with Warner delivering the winning hit in the first game.
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Beavers Defeat San Francisco in One-Run Duel
Portland wins 1 to 0 in a brisk nine inning game. Beavers pitcher Contauing and Brown pitched effectively with few hits as Portland scores twice in the fifth to seize control. Anly Nixon made a key two out hit.
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Utes In Field For New Manager In Utah Rumors
Bell Lake September reports say Salt Lake City seeks a high priced manager as president Murphy locks in a deal. Dec White, ex Vernon Tigers manager, is among candidates though current pay and job strain may deter him. Fans weigh Long Tein Hughes as a speculative successor, while Muddy Ryan is expected to continue guiding the club through the season.
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Oaks Shut Out by Salt Lake City
San Francisco sees the Oaks shut out 5 to 0 as Salt Lake City pitchers silenced Oakland bats. BIL Piercey yielded four hits while MUL Burns carved an early three run edge in the first inning. The defeat tightens Salt Lake’s hold on the division and drops Oakland further behind the Seals.
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White Sox Conquer Cleveland 4 to 3
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 despite a late Indians rally. Schalk and Fournier were expelled. Robert Hasbrook started at first and impressed. Also Detroit beat St Louis 4 to 3 in 10 innings with Cobb scoring the deciding run.
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High School Football Team Selection Underway
This afternoon opens the 1916 football season at the high school with over fifty candidates competing for spots. Coach Shirey leads a gathering that includes Principal Beeson and former players as plans for the year are outlined. Peck Falek will miss this season and a new captain will be chosen in coming weeks.
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Modern Woodmen of America Notice Meeting Aug Sep
Modern Woodmen of America announce a return to regular meetings on Wednesday evening September 6. All members are earnestly requested to be present as important business will come up. Frede Williams.
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