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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
7
The City League discussed the first half finish and second-half start with six clubs. Bakery, Refiners, Pirates, Y M C A, Gisholt, and Bankers vie for top, with next week’s games shaping the standings and a Labor Day schedule in view.
Cleveland announces the American League park will close after Sundays double-header with Philadelphia to comply with Secretary Baker's work or fight order. James Das, owner of the Cleveland Americans, telegramm reads the closure after Sunday's games to permit players to obey the order.
The document lists yesterday and today's schedules with games across the City League and International League settings, including Boston at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Chicago. It notes battery pairings and line scores, plus player updates on Eddie Langdon and Eddie Roush and Army athletic director prospects for Al Forth.
Irvington and Corry set for a Friday matinee in a village lineup that drew large city crowds. LeRoy Pierce now guides the Irvington squad while Nick Anderson leads the Pirates. The Refiners rely on twelve players from a deep roster amid six figures debt for St Louis Nationals. Eastern League plans baseball pending government work ruling. Giants beat Scheiner for 15 hits in the opening game.
The Giants star Jeff Tesreau resigns to pursue a Steel League career amid doubts about his major league future. News notes mention manager John McGraw and team plans, with Tesreau's peak year 1912 cited and draft status of Billy Duniel and other league chatter.
The Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Quakers 2 to 1 after a 21 inning game in Chicago. Watson pitched all 21 for Philadelphia, Tyler lasted 21 for Chicago with 13 hits off him, and Barker Ziegler and Watson singled in the final inning as Fleck collected his fifth hit to win for the Cubs. The Quakers were held scoreless for 17 straight innings and the Cubs finally broke through in the second. The NL and AL records for 24 innings stand as the longest.
Today in Pittsburg the oil market notes steady demand with varied cattle pricing. Light to choice cattle range 1600 to 1665, fat cows 900 to 1250, veal calves around 1800, and heifers 1200 to 1300. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers near 1300, hog receipts 13 head with prime hogs 1875 to 1890 and mid grades around 1900 to 1910.
Market opened steady with dull business as American Sumatra rose briefly to 129 and slipped. Steel opened higher at 10734 then eased to 10718.3. Railroad issues slipped, Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin eased, and coal tobacco notes showed limited movement amid a generally quiet session in New York.
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