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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
7
At Newark Richmond and team matchups show 2-2 and 1-2 records. At Toronto Rochester posts 3-1 with 46 points. Buffalo gains 2-3 while Montreal loses 1-5. Providence 4 defeats Baltimore 10 in listed standings.
The schedule lists St Louis at Chicago and Joklon at Boston with two events, Philadelphia at New York marked two. Weather notes show clear conditions in St Louis and Chicago, cloudy in Boston and New York, with three games officially scheduled.
In American League play Boston faces Philadelphia with rain delays. Detroit travels to St Louis under cloudy skies. New York visits Washington with a second game to be determined as other cities await updates.
All clear for Mobile at Birmingham New Orleans at Atlanta Little Rock at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville indicating no weather or travel disruptions.
Yesterday games in the American League included Philadelphia 4 over Boston 1 and Washington 3 over New York 0, with St Louis 1 dropping Chicago 4. The standings reflect upset wins and marginal scores across the league.
New York 3-5 Philadelphia 2-1. Rorton 1-2 Brooklyn 8-1. Chicago 4 St. Louis 9.
Readable fragments report results and weather in a brief sports update. Mentions Kauias City, Paul G, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis with rain affecting events and scores.
Birmingham hosts a 4-0 win over New Orleans while Nashville suffers a 1-6 defeat as Memphis edges up 2-3 on the road. The fragment records bouts between Birmingham New Orleans Nashville and Memphis with brief results.
New York reported that World Series seats will not be reserved by ballot. The National League club announced tickets will go on public sale at the ground tonight after receiving numerous requests for reservations.
The first batch of women are in France performing the task of keeping soldiers' graves green. They aim to blanket resting places with grass and flowers, including sisters and potential sisters of soldiers buried in battlefields, with Kew Garden supplying many recruits.
More than fifty women were among the regular delegates attending the recent annual convention of the National Credit Men's Association.
A protest against the mayor's anti war stance disrupted a county fair procession in Kankakee. Spectators tore banners from cars and shouted slurs while a man resembling the mayor faced jeers and questions about an American flag.
London reports a mix up at a local American YMCA where a woman repeatedly stood for God Save the King causing managers to intervene. The incident occurred as the song America played, prompting discussion of proper conduct and bookkeeping duties during the music selection.
During the siege the stock of flour puddings for invalids was made largely from ladies face powder and powdered rice collected from chemists and hairdressers shops, highlighting improvised relief efforts amid hardship.
A San Francisco writer notes poor attendances in several circuits as managers fret over winter plans. The old International League weathered upheaval and looks to next year with some clubs weakened while Toronto and Montreal push on. Ed Barrow warns a broader league shutdown could halt the game if action stalls.
The article warns readers about unsafe methods of preparing cabbage and duats. It cautions against eating certain plant parts and suggests that some preparations can be dangerous, noting repeated tests prove risks.
Weatheb the war era is in focus as Gray the Bakkbi demonstrates guidance for the ite iitaaid amid tense regional developments.
An advertisement extols a Parisian sage product by Giroux claiming to stop dandruff and hair loss. It promises safe use without scalp damage, claims root growth and healthier hair, and notes R. R. Beelandy will supply the item.
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