Pirates Hold Giants To 1-0 In Second Game Of Doubleheader
Pittsburgh wins one of two bitterly contested games at Forbes Field to prevent the Giants from clinching the pennant. Ponder shines in relief, holding New York to two hits as Pittsburgh scores on a single run. First game ends 2-0 for New York in 11 innings.
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Light on Activities Continues to Reveal German Plot Links
The report details alleged German embassy plots to influence Irish matters and anti British activities. It cites checks to Marcus Braun of Fair Play and other newspaper figures, linking payments to pro German efforts and covert propaganda efforts.
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Managers pick pennants in World Series talks
United Press surveyed baseball managers who voted on likely World Series winner. Most leaned to White Sox or Giants, with several declining to choose. Figures like Fielder Jones and Clarke Griffith endorsed the Sox pitching edge, while George Stallings and Connie Mack offered varied opinions on the Giants.
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Red Sox clinch pennant beat Chicago. Cobb homers
In Boston, the Red Sox defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as Mays outpitched Benz to seal the pennant. Chicago rested key players, and Barry started at second. Cobb homered for Detroit in a 4 to 0 win over Washington, with Ehmke outpitching Johnson.
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United States Faces Call for National Vital Statistics System
The article argues for a constitutional amendment to create a national census bureau capacity to record births and deaths, noting only twelve states keep acceptable birth records and highlighting the link between vital data and military draft accuracy, child labor enforcement, and national efficiency. It also mentions Red Cross efforts and needs for knitted military clothing.
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How to Knit for the Soldier Boy
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