Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 16, 1918, p. 5

Treasury Sets Silver Prices Amid Metal Controls

The government fixed the maximum price for silver and restricted licenses on silver sales to essential military uses. Purchasers faced a ceiling while some offerings exceeded value, with exports to Fieila and Ching cited. The Moat Baker, head of government metal purchases, set prices and hinted at further metallic baselines. Talks of organizing soccer and football in major leagues emerged alongside discussions of ball parks in fall and winter.

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Bedderat United States Fieila Ching Renta Acme Tay Itos Moat Baker

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Tennis reform efforts spark youth interest in Cleveland

The Cleveland Tennis Association launched a campaign to distribute tennis balls to city playground youngsters, aiming to boost youth interest in the sport. A national championship singles event looms with Japanese player Ichira Kumasse in contention, as officials weigh his entry amid calls for strong competition and potential trophy challenges. Willian Eklund draws praise for a worldwide rising reputation after matchups with noted players and a famed “cannonball” smash noted by Wayne in the South Seas report.

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Pilin Cleveland Tennis Association Ichira Kumasse Park Bac Owair Honnmu Willian Lund Eklund Roland Roberts Nat Brione Mary K. Browne Claude Warne South Seas Wayne Cuff Herd Maury Moloughlin

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Richards and Tilden Reach Final in Doubles

Vincent Richards of New York and William T. Tilden of Philadelphia advanced to the final round of the national town tennis doubles championship. They defeated Nat W. Niles of Boston and T. T. Beil of New York in the semifinals, with Richards showing notable volleying and court leadership.

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Mano kin sold and racing notes from Saratoga meet

Reports from Saratoga and nearby tracks record Mano kin being sold to M. t Moore and Ambassa sold to Frank Weir. Westy Hogan timed mile 1 43 with George Starr. Also notes on Canadian racing, an August 14 Montreal charity races, and a Fort Myer boxing vaudeville show. Baseball exhibition: Steel beats Boston 3 2 at Fort Myer. Cy Falkenberg plays in Mesaba Iron League at Duluth.

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Westy Hogan George Starr Cude John FE. Madden J. B. Rossiter Frank Weir Tetley Weir Mormon Ernest Niel Madden Yankee Montreal Jockey Club Rees Blue Hornets Canadian Red Cross Canada Fort Myer Teelock Cy Falkenberg Indianapolis Duluth

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Startling Takes Saratoga Feature By Henry N Price

Richard Carman's Startling won the Catakill selling stakes at Saratoga, beating Bribed Water by four lengths after a late surge. Western horse Sweep Up 11 pressed early, Bribed Vater rallied for third, with Tumbler misfiring and St Isidore fading. Sundial and Viva America led others in the day’s sequence of races, with Lord Crighton and Stickling notable in earlier and later heats.

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Roamer Mile Record Bid Could Spark Special Saratoga Race

At Saratoga Springs on Aug 15 Andrew Moller seeks to have his Roamer threaten a new mile American record with a proposed special race against Cudgel owned by Commander Ross and other owners. Going conditions perfect on a fast track, with several entries listed for maiden two year olds and higher claiming races. Roamer's time trial depends on track suitability and owners' consent.

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Reds Beat Giants 6 to 5 in Cincinnati Thriller

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Nationals gain a game on Red Sox and Indians by beating Tigers

The Washington Nationals beat Detroit 6 to 2 as Doe Ayers earned the win, relieving Sid Matteson and sparking a two hit rally in the seventh. Washington trims Boston's and Cleveland's leads, with runners advancing on timely hits and errors despite limited offense.

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Beating the Beet Cobb Roof Race This Time

Morgan scored as Frank Schulte batted for Matteson and struck out amid a tenseDetroit game. Ainsmith, Shotton, and Judge sparked a double steal and home runs as the Tigers rallied with runs from Eddie, Bert, and Cunningham. Cobb and Ayers contributed key hits while Shanks, Foster, and Milan’s defense shaped pivotal moments in a see-saw clash.

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Griffes Aim for Flag by Beating Tigers and Browns Jinx

The Nationals must beat the Tigers again and break St. Louis’ jinx to gain a mathematical chance at the pennant as Browns and Red Sox clash with Indiana. The Griffes already took a St. Louis win this season and rely on better fielding and timely hits while Tigers struggle with errors. A doubleheader with the Browns follows the Tigers game and shapes the pennant race.

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Browns Rally to Top Athletics in Philadelphia Tilt

Timely hitting and wild pitching by Jamieson and Adams propelled St. Louis to a 7 to 2 win over Philadelphia. Minor misplays and strong run support secured the victory as Acosta, Tobin, and Walker keyed the offense against the Athletics.

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E Collins Goes to Join Marines After White Sox Victory

In Toston on Aug 14 Jack Quinn held Hinsten to six hits as Chicago won the second game of the series 2 to 0. It was the last league game for Eadie Collins who left tonight for Philadelphia to enlist in the Marines. The box score lists Ruth, Strank, Shean and Gandil among Chicago players with multiple hits as Boston fell 2-0.

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Yankees Early Lead Beats the Indians in New York

New York, Aug 15 Cleveland failed to close on Boston as the Yankees won 4 2. In the third inning Caldwell’s single Gilhooley’s triple and an infield out sparked the rally. Caldwell delivered in the pinches for New York. Speaker, Tescher, Gilhooley, Fournier, Walters, and O’Neil produced the runs. Two errors and key hits shaped the rest as New York held on to take the victory over Cleveland.

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Fielding and baserunning pace tense Tigers clash

Foster and Ainsmith contribute in a tight Glendale game as Griggs, Harper, and Cunningham spark the offense. Morgan, Veach, and Jones provide key defensive plays with pegs and steals while Bush, Ayers, and Lavan backstop timely outs. No ninth inning for the Griffs.

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American League and National League Standings and Results

Baseball standings show Boston leading the AL with 64 wins and 46 losses while Chicago and Cleveland sit at 67 46 and 81 49 respectively. Washington beat Detroit 6 to 2. Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2. St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. NL standings list Brooklyn at 68 38, Philadelphia 47 59, and Pittsburgh 57 50. Today’s games include Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston among others.

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David Guy Dominates Matron Stake At Grand Circuit Meet

Philadelphia August 16 The Matron stake headline event of the Grand Circuit went to David Guy owned by the Oettinger Brothers of Poughkeepsie NC and driven by Tommy Murphy. Nella Dillon set a new eight year old track record in heat one, while David Guy clocked 2.056 in heat two. Ed Geers won the Winoga Stock Farm Stake with June Red, Alma Forbes won heat one, and Un led the Tiotel Adelphia Stake with two heats in 2.0545. The Royal Knight captured the Bull's Head Bazaar Stake worth 12000 for 2:11 trotters.

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Navy Football Team Starts Prep With New Class

At Annapolis the Naval Academy opens practice as Head Coach Dobie leads a squad of over a hundred first year players. The group is split by weight, with around ten in the 100 pound class. Dobie will supervise weekly sessions until the main squad forms around September 20, with weather guiding daily drills.

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NOTES FROM GOLFDOM Tells of humor in golf circles and St Andrews miscue

A four ball match among prominent golfers yields a nightshirt quip about shirts. English officers aboard a battleship tour St Andrews Bay and misfire on three drives, prompting a caddie joke about which course they play.

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Equity Division court orders and probate filings in 1918 case list

The Daily Legal Record lists numerous court actions in Equity Division and Circuit Division including rule returnable dates, decrees quieting title, habeas corpus orders, guardianship appointments, and alimony determinations. It notes appearances by attorneys such as J. Sullivan, C. A. Raman, and Louis Oltenberg, plus probate filings for Everett H. Carson and Samuel H. Barron and many real estate transfers across Washington D.C. districts with nominal fees.

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Deeds of Trusts and Property Liens Listed in Dense Index

A long list of deeds of trust and security interests on numerous city lots and parcels. Names include Hoveart M Etchison, Clara BK, George Roe, Willam T Tinkine, Thomas Th. Abquith, Henry Al Viet, Walter Mehardson, Annie, Chapin Brown, James Creamer, Berry Schaefer, Mary Schafer, Sarah K Miller, John Mo Ruellp, Ergent L Seumfat, M Emmerter, Wharton Forester, Michal J Colbert, American Firdg Assocation, Mildred Wargwin, Margaret Fagerty, Massachusetts Mutual Tire Theoranre Company, Arthur Mansfeld, George White, Charles W King, and others. Security amounts range from hundreds to thousands with terms from 1 to 8 years at rates about 4 to 11 percent, reflecting diverse property notes and trust arrangements across many square lots in the city.

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