Today’s Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
National League games include Chicago at St Louis two and New York at Philadelphia two with clear conditions. Boston at Brooklyn two, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh cloudy, Detroit at Chicago two and Washington at Boston clear. St Louis at Cleveland two rain, Philadelphia at New York clear. Southern League matches Little Rock at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville Birmingham at Atlanta Mobile at New Orleans all clear.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Broklyn
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Southern League
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
All Clear
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn 3 Boston 4 and Philadelphia 2 New York 0. The St Louis Cincinnati matchup occurred Saturday with standings listing Philadelphia at 34 20 639.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis-Cincinnati
Baseball scores from Tuesday night games reported
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 9 to 6. Washington beat Boston 4 to 3 in Boston. Chicago and Detroit had rain delays for two games. New York won 1 to 0 against Philadelphia who were shut out 5 to 0.
Unclear sports standings fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows team records and percentages with incomplete names. Key items include Chicago Boston New York and Cleveland with partial win loss and winning percentage data.
Baseball Scores From Leagues Across Regions
In the International League Newark beat Buffalo 2 to 1 while Providence won 3 to 4 over Rochester and Baltimore defeated Toronto 9 to 7. Montreal lost 4 to 5 at Richmond. American Association saw Kansas City 5 Louisville 2. St Paul beat Toledo in rain. South Atlantic results Charleston 0 Columbia 2 and Augusta 1 Jacksonville 7. Southern Association Atlanta 3 Birmingham 4. Chattanooga 9 Little Rock 2. Memphis 18 Nashville 0. Only three games were scheduled.
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International League
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Richmond
Montreal
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul-Toledo
South Atlantic League
Charleston
Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
New York Day by Day: Visitors Face Pace and Prices
Special correspondent notes visitors overestimate New York activity while locals keep normal hours. It highlights affordable meals at Childs for 30 cents, cheap bus rides on Fifth Avenue, and the misperception of expense. A former New Yorker, now wealthy, returns to seek a glamorous life but grows tired of it.
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The
Dispatch
New York
Broadway
Tenderloin
McAlpin
St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Grant
Child’s
Child's
Kentucky
Bronx
Mason Pioneer in Puré Foods and Rural Free Delivery
Former U S Senator Mason known for pioneering puree foods and legislation creating Rural Free Delivery. The piece notes his influence and calls for broader public awareness of his health and vitality claims. It cites opinions from Dr. Howard James, Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques, and former Health Commissioner Wm Kerr.
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United States
Mason
Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Brooklyn State Hospital
Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Wm. R. Kerr
City of
Chicago
Senator Mason Endorses Nuxated Iron After Hard Campaign
In a letter from Chicago Indiana Senator Mason explains he was reluctant to try an advertised remedy but after a strenuous campaign he tested Nuxated Iron. He reports improved strength and endurance at age 65 and asks friends to publish the statement.
Senator Mason lauds Nuxated Iron in physician testimonials
Physicians including Dr. Howard James and ex Chicago Health Commissioner Wm. R. Kerr back Senator Mason's statement on Nuxated Iron as a strong blood builder. They cite increased strength, vitality, and health benefits, noting organic iron improves digestion and endurance. The ad-like piece promises a $10,000 charitable bet and money-back guarantees through Jarman & Utelle and other druggists.
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Mason
Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Brooklyn State Hospital
Wm. R. Kerr
City of
Chicago
E. Sauer
Boston
Schuler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
le Uty Charitable Institution
Jarman & Utelle
Senator Mason of Hingis Center of National Labor Advocacy
Winbt Minson, a Ming-born Senator, is highlighted as a national figure in Washington for his support of Pure Food and Drug laws, rural free delivery, and labor rights. The notice credits Mason with endorsing Naxated Iron and promotes his influence for the masses nationwide.
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United States
Bt Minson
Ming
Congress
Sun Congress
Mason
Hingis
Washington
Nuxated Iron Promoted as Strong Toner and Blood Builder
Advertised tonic Nuxated Iron claims to boost strength and vigor when metallic iron fails. It is sold with a money back guarantee and endorsed by several named physicians across New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities. Typical dose is two five grain tablets three times daily after meals.
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Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
James Louis Beyea
New York Homeopathic Medical College
N. H. Horatine
Department of Public Health and Charities of
Philadelphia
A. J. Newman
City of
Chicago
Jefferson Park Hospital
Ferdinand King
Visiting New York on a Budget in Three Months
A writer explains affordable New York sights for visitors, listing Central Park from West 59th Street to Columbus Circle, the Art Museum, Natural History Museum, Battery and subway rides, Wall Street, Trinity Church, a yacht island tour, and the public library. He invites readers to write for more information at 2 West 72nd Street.
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Bronx
New York
Central Park
West 59Th Street
Broadway
Klatiron
Twenty-third Street
Columbus Circle
Art Museum
Museum of Natural History
Battery
Wall Street
Trinity Church
Public Library
Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
West 72Nd Street
Record breaking high jump by BYU athlete Clinton Larsen
A report from the Associated Press states Clinton Larsen of Brigham Young University set a record in high jump. Larsen reportedly cleared six feet, though the details and official confirmation are pending from amateur athletic union officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Clinton Larsen
Brigham Young University
Amateur Athletic Union
Larsen
Exhibition leap surpasses Beeson record in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City an exhibition leap reached 6 feet 77-83 inches after bar sag adjustments. The mark surpasses Eddie Beeson’s Berkeley record by 11-16 inches, signaling a possible new standard in the event.
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Salt Lake City
Eddie Beeson
Berkeley
California
Ted Lewis Defeats Jack Britton For Welterweight Title
Dayton reports Ted Lewis won the welterweight crown over Jack Britton by decision after 20 rounds. Referee Lou Bauman ruled Lewis ahead, despite Britton scoring a last round knockdown to close the gap.
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Dayton
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Lou Bauman
Cincinnati
Britton
Lewis
National Church Council Postponed to October
The National Council of Congregational Churches, planned to meet in Los Angeles, is postponed due to the war. The executive committee schedules an October meeting in a centrally located city to address war obligations, missionary changes, the tercentenary celebration, and a hoped revival of religion in America.
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National Church Council
Boston
Mass
National Council of Congregational Churches
Los Angeles
Gion
America
Coal Freight Rates Raised by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 15 cent per ton increase in freight rates for bituminous coal from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio to points east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio River. The decision granted tariffs different from carriers request for a flat 15 percent rise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Ohio River
Admiral Koltehak Blames Baltic Delegates for Mutiny
Admiral Koltehak says the mutiny that toppled the Black Sea fleet commander was stirred by delegates from the Baltic fleet. He declares the outbreak is now at an end.
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Koltehak
Black Sea
Baltic
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pile Remedy Ad
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on mucous surfaces. It touts a combination of ingredients, praise from physicians, and a Toledo distributor CHENLY & CO. It also promotes Hell's Family Pile remedy for constipation and lists price information.
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Hall
Toledo
Hell
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