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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1908
Page
3
Chicago beats New York 5 to 3 in the opener as Mathewson hurls strong for New York. In the second game Chicago bags 6 runs while New York struggles against Chicago pitching. The twin bill widens the pennant implications with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia also in the mix.
In a rough afternoon matchup at Brookton, Hrookton troubles Louis with a strong second half surge. Key plays came from Patten, Hueker, and Morgan as the visitors pull ahead late.
In Washington Aug 29 the Nationals swept Cleveland in a two game set, edging 4 2 and 4 2 after late surges. Pitchers Hatterlee Keely and Street held firm while batters sparked early offense. The second game featured a pitching duel with Ruger and Clarke steering the win as Washington improved to lead the series.
Des Moines and Lincoln split a doubleheader with Des Moines winning 2 0 in the first game and Lincoln taking the second 4 to 1. Errors amplified by both teams, with strong pitching from Biesdorfer Heckinger and Johsnson in the first contest.
Denver defeated Pueblo by a small margin with a final score around 25 to 24. Adams and Zulusky led Denver while Galguno and Smith starred for Pueblo in a rugged, low scoring contest.
Washington Aug 29 First Lieut Willam Bowen coast artillery corps stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco was convicted by court martial of neglect of duty and of making false official reports and sentenced to be dismissed from the service. The president confirmed the sentence on the recommendation of General Murray chief of artillery, with the secretary of war concurring, but modified by a reduction of thirty miles in rank.
A Oklahoma traveler, H. S. Nichols of Oakland, testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured every time since 1872. He notes thirty-five years of experience with it and asserts its reliability for travelers and in household use. Sold by all druggists.
Miss A M Robards declares she will remain in Albuquerque for the fall and winter seasons. Her dressmaking parlors reopen on September 1 1908 at Room 10 above Golden Rule Dry Goods Store seeking liberal patronage.
James R Keene's brown filly Meskette captured the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay in front of about 12 000 spectators amid no betting as the Jockey Club warned against it. Helmet placed third while Sir Martins late surge secured second. The purse amounted to 25100 and owners included Keene Whitney Belmont Randolph and Duryea among others.
Local notice announces R W D Bryan attorney at law opens office in the First National Bank building Albuquerque New Mexico offering legal services to clients in the region.
Professional cards list L Hust physician rooms 6 8 8 N T Armijo building Albuquerque Drs Shadrach and Tull Eye Ear Nose Throat Oculist Aurist for Santa Fe Coast Lines Office State National Bank Building Hours 9 to 12 1 30 to 5 Bronson Bronson Homeopathic Physicians Over Vanons Drug Store Albuquerque Dr J Bekrupt Dental Surgeon Barnett Building Plane 744 Appointments by mail Chas A Eller Dentist Room 14 N T Armijo Bldg Phones 869 1025 Engagements by Mat Kelsey Dentist Whiting Building over Vanns Pharmacy Albuquerque NM.
Assayer, mining and metallurgical engineer listings include 609 West Fruit Avenue and 113 South Third Street. Pitt Ross as County Surveyor and attorney before U S Land Department. Gold Avenue location opposite Morning Journal office.
A large sale features fringed corner spreads and Turkish towels at deep discounts. Stock includes brass and Turkish towels in multiple sizes, bleached and unbleached linens, crash and duck fabrics, with per yard and per piece prices shown. Many items emphasize durable, well-made quality and extended stock.
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