Giants Rally To Take Doubleheader In New York
New York Giants win both ends of a doubleheader at home. In the opener Toney vs Ring pitchers’ duel ends 2 to 1 in fourteenth inning. Second game Giants blank Cincinnati 3 to 0 as Benton, Luque and others spark a tense, crowded field.
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New York
New York Giants
Feader
Toney
Ring
Giants
Nationals
Cincinnati
Benton
Lmpire Quigley
Luque
Neale
Zimmine
Taney
Hing Taney
Baseball and standings wrapup from recent league games
Standings and results across multiple leagues. American Association shows Minneapolis 6 Columbus 3 and others with mixed records. Western and Tulsa leagues note clashes like Sioux City 1 Oklahoma City 1 and Wichita 4 9. Chicago Cubs split with Brooklyn 6 2 and 0 1 at St Louis standings. American League Boston wins twice over Chicago as Cleveland takes Washington 4 3 and Philadelphia 6 4.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Hiwaukes
Loutaville
Paul
Indianapolis
Kransisity
Toledo
Siouxity
Oklahon City
Wichita
Otliz
Tulsa
Anaville
Nockford Agton
Mollie
Terre Haute & Peoria
Chetnnatt
New York
Baston
Vleveland
BRL &T
Washington
Philadelphie
Pet
Grok
St. Paul
Xeule
Kansas City AG
Rariden
Baere
Luque
Totais
Sioux City
Oklahoma
Burns
Baird
Ventas
Gonzales
Mr Kauff
Torr Arta
Aimmermus
Vere Ds Ag Au Snyder
Keansville
Hentan
Doustas
Mutine Bey
Lavent
Bressler
Dressler Luque
Erner Benton
Douglas
Renton den Ry
Dempser to Meet Meehan in November Boxing Style Clash
News hints at a scheduled bout between New Yorks Jack Dempser and Willie Meehan in November. Meehan claims the Yankees won a tense game with strong relief by Boland, as Mays pitched nine innings with solid contact and power hitting was noted in the Courier.
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New Yorks
Jack Dempser
Willie Meehan
Meehan
Boland
Mays
Courier
Jack Wisner
Saglyma Aces
Pittsburgh Fiates
Frank Gleich
New York Americans
Wisner
Ince
Grand Raids
Mich
Gleich
Lannin Planning to Sell Out His Baseball Stocks
The article reports Joseph J. Lannin, former owner of the Boston Red Sox, selling Newark and planning to exit baseball. It notes his clashes with Ban Johnson, the Johnson era tensions, and his broader business exits as he scales down holdings in other cities. It also references Eckersall and college football speculation about the Big Ten race and coach Streun.
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Lannin
Bas Ball
Joseph Sr. Lunn
Boston Red Sox
Lainnin
Tiuttato
Boston
Ban Johnson
Narry Frazee
Col. Huston
New York Yankees
Talay
Joseph J. Lannin
Ife
Gannin
Johnson
Newark
Johnson Wheel
United States
Eckersall
Hig Ten
Northwest
Minnesota
Michigan
Lilimess
Chicago
Ndlinow
Streum
Directors reinstate Mays after league clash in New York
Three American League directors constituting a majority voted to reinstate pitcher Carl Mays and condemned President Johnsons suspension as unauthorized. They demanded a full account of amendments from the presidents office and adjourned awaiting further word from the Cleveland club.
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New York
American League
Carl Mays
Presiden Son
Johnson
Tesiturions
Adelier
Presmledt
Amd
League
James
Cleveland Elub
Altho
Foln
Erickie Predicts Banner Year for Pigskin Pastime
Chicago sport figure Waller Eckereal predicts 1919 will be footballs greatest year citing return of veterans, rising fan interest, and stronger teams. He highlights Minnesota Indiana opener at Indianapolis as the west’s football classic and expects large crowds from nearby states.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
Festa
Hoos~iers
Tlingis
Indianapolis
eThis
Parnal
Vis
Army
Navy
Alumni Mucheons
Cand
Chirag
Nick Arie Wins Double Targets Championship at Grand American
Nick Arie of Menard Texas captured the American amateur title at the double targets in the Grand American shoot held yesterday in Chicago. George Andrew Miller, Brewton Alabama, won the junior championship. Andrew Mayer, Madison Wisconsin, claimed the three-score-and-ten title. Miller outshot last year’s Texas champion Hurley Woodward. Mrs. A H Winkler of Chicago won the women’s national championship with 90.
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Chicago
Nick Arie
Menard
Tex
George Andrew Miller
Brewton
Ala
Andrew Mayer
Madison
Wis
Arie
A. C. Skutt
J. PF. Porer
L. Thielman
St. Groud
Minn
Puphansien
Burlington
A. H. Winkler
C. E. Groat
Los Angeles
Cal
R.R. Barber
Minneapolis
K. Begregs
Las
Anelesiene Minneapoli Almert
Raita
North Iowa Lakes Abound With Ducks Ahead of Season
Sioux City Aug 15. The lakes of northern Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota brim with ducks including teal, shovellers, and pintails. Numbers have surged over two summers with thousands of young birds now able to fly between counties. Hunters expect a strong season as birds may have originated north or from western Dakotas and Montana. Season dates vary by state with Iowa Sept 16 to Jan 1 and South Dakota from September to December 31.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Bees Lakes
North
Smith Dakota
Montana
Wromiveg
Former Iowa grid star escapes death by water plunge
Tama resident and former Southwest Conference football captain Mark W. Aviand narrowly escaped electrocution after contacting a live wire along the Tama riverbank while swimming. He fell into the water but a quick plunge into the river saved his life.
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Tawa City
Ave
Attoreney
Mark W. Aviand
Tama
Heexe
Doughboys Teach Italians Art of Wielding Gloves
Article notes American soldiers in Italy, mainly the 322nd and 332nd regiments, teaching boxing and self defense to Italian youths. It mentions Italians showing aptitude in boxing, with names of fighters such as Johnny Dundee and Pete Herman, and discusses other sports like basketball and baseball progress. It also covers baseball signings and umpire changes in nearby leagues, plus light sociable asides.
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Italy
332Nd
Cenga
Catarro
Dalmatia
232Nd
82Nd
Genoa
242Nd
Geona
O Teasion
Johnny Dundee
Joe Coster
Pete Herman
Henry Wikel
America
Wasts Game Laws Obeyed Rally In Des Moines
Des Moines leaders of the Iowa Wish and Game Conservation society plan a drive to enforce game laws near Des Moines Center street dam. They aim to raise 1000 dollars to aid enforcement and stock Conservation lake with a carload of fish. The local group subscribed 200 dollars and seeks affiliate status with associations in five states. The state group has about 12,900 members, the local branch 700, and a membership drive will start soon.
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Des Moines
Iowa Wish and Game Conservation Society
Wiks’ Club
Center Street
Diamond glints in outfielders trade talks
Outfielders Whitted and Stengel of the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Nationals have been traded. Latest accounts say each will finish the series with his present club before completing the exchange.
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Outfelders
Whitted
Stengel
Philadelphia
Tittsburgh
Tell
Good Evening By George A Verse and Editorial Snips
A mixed excerpt presents a dreamy verse about longing for distant lands and stronger boots, followed by harsh critique of a critic’s prose and reflections on temperance. It includes a complaint about a nameless wife’s initials and a satire of dress discrimination in Atlantic City, ending with a jab at a baseball player’s performance.
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Atlantic City
Target Tips and Hunting Helps by Our Arms and Ammunition Expert
Questions and answers on shotgun shell patterns and bullet design. Readers note uniform patterns improve with shell makers who produce their own shot. The piece explains why one brand can pattern better at 40 yards and discusses standard targets for rifle shooting and jacketed bullets for deer.
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Chicago
L.F. C
Wilkes-Barre
Joie Ray Leaves I A C Track Men
Joie Ray world record holder in middle distance announces leaving the Ilingis Athletic club to join a rubber plant employer in Akron Ohio and compete as a rival for the Tri-Color emblem. He plans a final I A C appearance at the Central A A U outdoor championships this Saturday.
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Joie Ray
Ilingis Athletic Club
Tri-Color
Itnsere
Akron
Ray
Central Association
Jose
Buckeye
Indiana
A. A.K
Gary
Ind
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Indiana A. A. U
Ulinois
Hoosier Clubs
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