Irvine Forge Wins From Turnbuckle in Local Doings
The Irvine Forge defeated Turnbuckle 1 to 1 amid a rough matchup at the local field. Crandall and Painsky endured heavy blows as Irvine hitters produced nineteen. Art Johnson pitched well for Irvine, limiting Corry to eight hits in a fine game.
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Baseball scores and schedules from a busy slate
The clipping lists multiple baseball results with RHE and Louis scores, batteries, and venues including Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and more. It notes standings like New York 3 St Louis 1 and Boston 8 Cincinnati 3, plus a forthcoming Boston at Pittsburg game and other league results.
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Braves Lose a Complete Set of Outfielders
By Jack Velock the Boston Braves suffer a wartime depletion as Joe Kelly Ray Powell and Walter Rehg enlist in the Navy Reserve leaving Wickland as the remaining regular outfield. The loss marks the first time a major league team has shipped out all outfielders or infielders at once, a heavy blow to Stallings and the club’s young talent. Babe Ruth commentary closes the item.
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Alcos fall to Jamestown 5 2 at Celeron in baseball tilt
Dunkirk Alcos were defeated by Jamestown 5 to 2 at Celeron. Labestro pitched for Jamestown allowing five hits. George Matteson for the Alcos yielded nine hits. Kansas City won the American Association pennant as the season closed. Buck Weaver will join Milwaukee as the league seeks infield help.
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De mule has too much de best of it
A quip from Mr. Erastus Pink ley about a mule and potential trouble with the animal protection society, noting fear of reporting yet amusement from friends who call the mule's behavior sound judgment.
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Baseball Roundup From Early Season Action
Fred Toney lost nine of his last ten starts as the Braves defeated him in the first game of a doubleheader with the Reds. Ring powered Boston to a win in the second game, while Watson pitched a doubleheader for the Mackmen, with one loss and one tie against Cleveland. The Macks committed seven errors. The Giants rallied to beat St. Louis in a twin bill as Causey and Steele, new pitchers for McGraw, faced the Cubs who dropped their fourth straight to the Dodgers. Grimes and Coombs shut Chicago while Tyler took the loss. Matteson of the Senators beat the White Sox, though ten safeties were allowed. The War Department noted the Merry magnates’ open season, and baseball continues as trials and openers unfold.
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German Navy Ready to Strike headline drives ad talk
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Baseball Ruling Hangs On Washington Conference
Washington debate between Provost Marshal General Crowder and Secretary Baker may modify the ruling that baseball is non essential. Ban Johnson says final decision depends on federal officials and could delay closure of the major leagues through the season.
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Gowdy Transitions From Artillery To Gas Duty In 1918 Letter
Hank Gowdy writes to Ed Reulbach from the Bayonne submarine works describing his move to the gas division after gas school. He notes a downed German plane, concern about delaying baseball, enlistment thoughts, and sending regards to Arthur Irwin and Ed's family. The letter is dated May 28, 1918.
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Market Evensong: France Influence, Steel Dips, Stocks React
New York July 22 Traders note favorable France news lifting early prices but most issues faltered later. Steel common rose to 108 then slipped to 107 3 8 as other steel stocks followed. American Sumatra ex div 2 1 2 percent opened at 30 and moved to 128 3 4. In Liia, AucUDOL opened up one point at 130 1 2 then eased to 3 4.
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Pittsburg Stock Market Report and Livestock Prices
Pittsburgh stock market notes and cattle and sheep data from Pittsburgh July 22 show cattle supply 500 with primes 16.50 to 17.00 dollars, other grades 12.50 to 16.50. veal calves 17.00. Sheep and lambs supply 6,600 to 8 head, market lower with prime wethers 12.50, spring lambs 17.50, common 9.00 to 7.50.
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