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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
7
The Refiners closed in on the league leaders with a victory over the Nine representing the year. AI CA. Conroy was replaced by Sankner who did not improve the pitching. Streich and Kaltenbach led the Oil men, each collecting four hits in four at bats with Streich scoring four times and Kaltenbach two.
Paris Aug 31 The American Expeditionary Force in France rejects an all American pro baseball team sent from the United States editorials in Stars and Stripes say the units publication recalls the league magnates Baker controversy and endorses the secretarys settlement We could not accord a cordial reception to an all American professional ball team the Stars and Stripes adds The AEF has plenty of talent here in khaki.
Baseball score notes from Washington and Boston games include multiple matches with Batter names Finnuan Hannah Johnson Ainsmith RHE and Schang. Other matchups list Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Boston and New York Brooklyn with varied line scores and battery combinations.
Monday features Warren Bakery vs Refiners and Warren Bakery vs YMCA with Bankers also playing Refiners as the City League winds down its inaugural year. Also notes Pike Peterson's national sport impact and upcoming games including Art Metal’s trip to Irvington to face the Battle Krusts.
New York Aug. 31 college athletes continue to answer the Y M C A call to support overseas morale. Three Cornell men are among the latest volunteers, two football and baseball stars plus a noted pitcher, all accepted and to receive four weeks of training before France duty. John Newhall, a Cornell alumnus from Thompsonville Michigan, heads to France for the war's duration, after serving as assistant coach at Cornell and organizing agricultural camps. Fred Furman of Butte Montana, a lawyer, leaves a high paying job to be a Y athletic director in France, with prior Cornell football and baseball seasons and a later coaching career at Mississippi A&M and Montana Mines. Jerome B. Chase of Buffalo, a 1903 Cornell graduate, was a star pitcher and later coach at Mercersburg Academy, now associated with the Chase company.
Forest Hills news notes Lindley Murray and William T Tilden clinching spots in the National Lawn Tennis Singles Championship semifinals. Murray faces S Howard Voshell this afternoon, while Tilden meets the Kumagae Mahn winner. The junior title matches Taylor of Brooklyn and Hennesey of Indianapolis were scheduled for today.
The Cadets travel to Jamestown this afternoon to meet the Bison at 3 30. Lineup includes Walters Gray Phister Foley Wilson Falkfred Shuits Kyler B Johnson and MacGowan in what is anticipated as a strong contest.
Mrs Styles jokes about a dress described as a poem with a characteristic that pleases Mr Styles. The exchange highlights wit over a fashion remark in a playful, stylized dialogue.
The text notes Cicotte and Perry among top innings leaders, with Eddie pitching 346 innings and Perry 332, aiming to exceed 350 as the Athletics have seven games left. It compares them to Grover Alexander and others, citing past totals of 388 to 389, 376, and 355 by Alexander and averages around 360 for Johnson.
In quiet morning action after the opening today dullness prevailed with little news. Steel common traded 1 2 to 110 1 8, closing near yesterday's final. Marine pfd rose to 103 1 4 before slipping, while Southern Railway rose about 1 4, marking a modest gain.
Market data shows cattle supplies light with steady to strong tone. Prime, good, and common to good fat cattle and heifers priced from 1250 to 1750 with several ranges noted. Sheep and lambs total about 300 head, hog receipts 1700 with primes around 2010 and 2075 to 2850 for heavy hogs. roughs 1290 to 1750, stags 1300 to 1750.
Fragmentary ore text references oil quotations including Elk Basin Grass Creek Big Muddy Salt Creek and Wyoming crude values. Mentions The Times circulation and a call to subscribe to The Warren Times archive.
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